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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS

An insurrecton has broken out In Uruguay.
The National irish alliance has Issued an
appeal for funds.
The funeral OF Prot rasieur. a; Paris, was
an immense afair
Governor Renirow declares that Oklahoma
now has population Of $4,000.
The British ship Europa was burned at sea
The crew was rescued by the Oscar II.
An unknown burglar fell from FIRE escape
OF the Hotel ~. Lorenz. New YORK, and was
instantly killed.
The schooner Chester T. Jones, which was
supposed TO have foundered in Lake Michi-
gan, has arrived at sault Ste Marie.
The Board Of Pardons, when It meets in
November. will bo asked TO pardon ex-CIty
Treasurer John Bardsley, Of Philadelphia.
The nest session OF the International Law
Congress. which assembly has jus. adjourned
at Brussels. Will be held in the Unitcs States
Edward Moe, n prosperous iradesman OF
Chicago fatally sho; HIS wife, whom he
found with Peter Nelson a, IL Market street
hotel.
The Democrats Of Omaha. by an over.
whe!nin, majority a, ,bcir rrinoties Thurs.
day night. irdor,ea the citizens reform
movement.
All the por.l o, Salvador nre heavily car.
rsoued 10 preyent the inyasion o, General
Eze,a. The lg,.cr's friends Ia Salvador are
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
MINERS STRIKE.
About 1000 Men at Massillon Mako
Their Throat Good.

True TO their threat. the Massillon miners.
1000 IL number, went on strike Tuesday
owing TO a conflict Of authority between the
independent association. to which they be-
long, and tho United mine workers, from
which they recently withdrew. On July 1
the miners OF the United mine workers and
operators agreed 20 the appointment OF n
JOINT CON miitee to sit after October aud de-
terminc what advance had been granted in
the FitirOurg field. This committee Ind
power TO order "a Ike advance throughout
Ohio. The Massiiion miners, prior TO October
seeded from the national organization and
made q petcmptory demand for 60 cents
ton, 10 date from October !, ignoring the
already existing agreement 10 submit TO the
committee and its finding. The operators
hold that tho miners have violated a trust,
and there the case rests Owing 10 strikes
OF various kinds there has been less than 10
months work hero In the past two years,
1he Ohio and Cleveland Coal Company OF
Cleveland has granted the demand OF their
men IN tho Messenger mines at Massilon for
an advance oi cents u tor. Other Massillon
operators say their mines will remain closed
until they become satisfied that the advance
had teen granted in Pennsylvania.
All the miners. abont 200 IN number, cui-
ployed IN Six coal mines along the line OF tho
Peoria Pekin Union railway quit work
Tuesday morning. because they were refused
an advance from ~ 10 81 cents per ton ON
run ci the mine.
The block coal miners and operators Of
the B;azil. Ind. district arranged "a scale for
the coming year. Ihr operators granted the
miners demand fUr 20 cents Per ton, and
work will bo continued Ia the mines.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
COUNTERFElTERS CAUGHT
Their Speciality Five.Do!lar Silver Ger
tihcntea.

Another big hau, o! cOuutericiicrs has been
mado by the agents Of the Government secte:
Service. Six Italians were arraigned before
United States Commissioner Alexander.
charged with having sold aud having ia thet
possession number oi counterfeit standard
silver dollars and obligations oI ihc Jniiei
state, In the form oi silver certificates oi the
denomination OF Sj, Ui the issu" OF l0Jt,
with the Grant hcGt on. and signed by W. ;.
l.osecraus, Register u, a." Treasury. ana l..
H. Nebeckor, Treasurer Of Ia" uitel states.
The prisoners aye Angelo pOsteri, Joseph
Carlise, Charles Carlisc. Joseph Cosici.i, Sa;'o
LZaro aud Salvatore AUcchione.
They were nrrcs."i NJ dl1erent uin'S
Thursday. Most Of them were on stanton
s;Feet a. "a barber shop. which seems 10 nave
been their rendezvous.
Tor months the Italian aud Hebrew gHar-
ters OF tne city have been flooded with sPuri-
Gus coin, and Detective George Il. Bygg, OF
the secret service. with four others, was de-
tailed 20 trace the couutcricits 20 the respoh-
sibe partics An nccpmPiic", Ante!o ios-
teri, was nua.ly Induced to turn State 4 eNi-
teucc.
The prisoners were secretly kept In custody
until Friday afternoon, though som" mai
baca more than ~ hours Ia custody bcio'" NJ
raignment az tho law requires That PRISONERS
shall be arraigGvd within that time G.Icr TIER
arrest.
Tho counterfeit coin aal bills are Of cS.
ccllen; workmanship Tho bills are oi iht
same make a. the ones which were circulated
In this city in 1898. The officers reeoNeteI
Sl.5gin counterfeit coin and s7j In - bis.
aud quantity Of plaster Of pari-. metal ana
other material used IN making spurious coin
I.a2aro. Macchiouo and tosiclh wrr" each
held H. -. 900 bail. and losteri and Charles
and Joseph Carlisle in 80 900 each, tor cX.
animation October 10.
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CHINESE CANNlBALS.
Prisoners Killed and Their Bodies Fed to
Children.

Two large villages. Pen Cheng and Lang
Cheng, distan, seven miles from Ty Sami, In
the Canton province, China, were recently the
scenes OF shocking deeds in cannibalism aud
wanton destruction OF productive properly.
Tho Swatow correspondent OF the China Mail
On August forwarded the details ol the light
between the two communities, which was
pIecipIaIed oy u dispute over water rights.
BY night attack the people OF Lang Cheng
cut the sea emhaukmenL and let Ia tho water
so as TO destroy II large part Of their enemies
crops then almost ready for cutting. Re-
prsals followed, aud though the villages arc
distant only 30 miles from two district cities
Hal Hong aud Lok Hong, the lighting con
unued FOR over u month. Involving many vii
lages and cuusing large number Of deaths.
BY ono side three and by the other four
prisoners were taken. These men were killed
aud eaten. II was not IN this case, as in
some others, an eating OF the heart or gall
only. Every cgtable portion OF 1t was con-
sumrd, most OF II being given to the children
OF the respective villages. Though not un-
preceiented iE that district, such an act ef
canriba.sm Is unusuai. and led 10 tho ap-
pointment Of sgecial deputy ~ inquire into
the case
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PEARY'S FAILURE.
The Artic Exploring Party's Distress 70
Food.

IOCu.
Lieut. Peary's colored servant, Matt Hen
Ion, and Prof. l.. L. Dyche, Of KansGs State
University, arrived At New York from the
Artic regions on the steamship Sylvia.
Prof Dyche. while reicent ~ 10 the details
OF the expedition. admitted tngt It bRd been
failure. Ie declared that Lieut.. Peary had
not teen ab!o to forge much further north
than on his previous expedition. He would
not give any reason for the failure other than
lack OF food 10 Lieut.. PeaTy's camp.
When driven back on his fret attempt 70
reach the North pole Lieut.. peary decided to
press forward again IN 1894 Ilo had buried
fool IN the tee, Lgt when he came TO look for
IL he could no; locate tho cache. lie was
obliged 10 Kill his dogs one by cne and feed
them 10 tho others. Dyche says. and the party
lived on warus meat when they could gct IL.
The professor states cmphEtcaIy that the
party would never have reached America had
i. not been ,hat when lust Oh the verge Of s;Ir-
vatiou Peary and Henson found some mgsA
oxen, ana this saved their lives
proi Dychc told number Of Interesting
incidents Hrout huuiInS wUl.us, meeting Ice
bergs and Nndin: motoor..n-. lln brou-h,
back on 'he Sylvia about 900 specimens Of
arctic fora and fauna. lie also brought back
six dogs. Tho specimens viii Dee divided be-
tween the Museum % Natural History. Cen
;ral PayE, and the Kansas U-.ycsslty.
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Defeat OF Rav!sionists.

In committee OF tho whole the House OF
Deputies OF the Episcopal church at Mlnne-
npOlis, throw overheard bodily the solemn
declaration Of faith with which the proposed
new constitution and canons was preiaced;
refused TO concur in the recommendation Of
the committee that tho name OF the trieunia
gathering be- changed TO the General
synod aud rejected the proposition to
recognize the title "rhc Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the United States This Is an
overwhelming victory for tho nnt!-reysioG.
lists over the declaration Of faith AMI vrinc-
plas, upon which the commission OF 1892 had
expended much time aud labor
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
WARSHIPS FOR CUBA.
Spain Has Sent Three More Cruisers and
Two GuuboRts.


Tho unarmoret cruisers Alphonso XII and
Marques EnseGadg have been ordered to pro-
coed TO Cuba Immediately. The AlpLonso
XII. carries six lG-centimrter guns and 10
smaller guns, and Is provided with i've tor
pedo tubes. The Marques EnsCnRda carries
iuur l2'Ccutimcter guns aud nine smaller
guns. The speed Of the Alpnonso NiI. Is ~ ,
knots. and OF the EsenGda 10 KNOBS. Two
new guuboa's purchased 10y the Spanish gov
ernMeut for use in Cuban water sailed
irom Gfeenoek, Scotland, for Cuba, conveyed
ly u Spanish cruiser.
The Spanish government has taken steps to
insuro the safety of the guubOuts being built
for spain on the C!yGe, gni which, II IS re-
ported, the insurgents OF Cuba intend 10 pre-
vent reaching Cuba,
IL Is officially reported that in the engage
ment between tho Insurgents and Spanish
troops ~ Las Naras, near Sancti SpiriIus. the
Insurgents lost 40 killed and had l3G wound
ed, Among the latter was Serenu Sanchez
who led the insurgents.
@he steamship Mascoue from Havana
DrinSs word that an engagement occurred on
September -, between Spauiards aud
tuDaus, IN which the latter were victorious.
Ihe spanish loss was 80 killed; the insGr-
gents 30 kilcd and wounded. Genera, san
chez commanded the insurgents and General
ROBIN the SpanHrGs.
Dispatches from Puerto Principe. Cuba
say tugs at "a meeting OF the Cuban provincial
delegates, the report of the special committee
appointed % DRAFT u constitution was adopt
ed, the lunaabental laws Of the rVpUbic
wcro proclaimed and the independence Ui the
island from spain sOleMnly declared Tho
provisional government OF General MIUceO
gives way 70 % permanent organization, wi,h
! salvador C!sneros as president and BartO-
Io'ae Ma'ao ~ v!ce-pEesl!ent, and com
p!ctc cabinet.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
PRICE PUT on EDUCATl0S
Men Who Cannot Read or Write nay
Vote in South Carolina

"hc report Of the suffrage comm.'iee
constitutional convention has been Ia''
provides tor tho registration oi g
voters. The qualification Of o.ec,or. p
the following section are regarded a'
cally disquHlllying the majority oi il'- !
or account Of the educational aud "a
requirements:
"IEe person applying for reg'siia'''
be Ghis TO read and write any section y
constitution. or must show that be- o1i
pays taxes on $500 worth OF pfofe'3
State; provided. that at the first rri'i
under ibis constitution, gul up TO ya- Z.
1893. al male persons oil voting age NJ.
read II c'Ause in the constitution, o'
stand and explain It when read 10 va.
the registration officer. shall 10 q
to register aud become electofa'
rate register OF every illl,eTa'e II
thus registered. sworn 10 by tho re-
officer. shall Ice filed, one copy win 'N
of court and ono IN the Office OF srti'-
state, on or before January !, loge, Wv
person snall remain during MS Nv.
qualified el ector. unless convicted
disuqaiiying crime. The certificate
clerk Of court or the secretary OF s'i'
be sufficient evidence TO establish llel-
siad class Of citizens 10 registration ~
ir .nca!se.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
THE NATIONAL CAME

Boston made ffty-thrce home ~.
season.
Baltimore won the pennant, Cleve,.
ing second.
indianapolis dill not lose a seri,,
Western League fight.
Hoffer is certainly entitled to ra,s
Baltimore's star pitcher.
Mccarthy. olBoston. intends to ro,,.. j
baseball after this season.
There is no quicker man on tho a.,
than Reitzs, OF Baltimore.
Anson. OF Chicago. is said 20 be- w..
book ON how TO slide bases.
Pittsburg has not yet found tho ,A
who can take Cross place.
Cleveland mas signed young p.,s,,.
rick, OF the Iron and Oil League.
Tenny's good work has made him
on the Boston team for next season
Manager McCloskcy, Of Lou;qvp.
twenty-five men whom he will try w..
next season.
Pitcher Nichols. of Boston. p,., |
twenty-eight winning and fifteen
games this year.
Gardner. who pitched anl won
games for Pittshurs this year. is s~
dent in that city.
As one OF the cloanest. most sciertie.
men in the business, all NUT tin tb,.
to Keeler, OF Baltimore.
There are nov six "Mc's" on Nh,
willie team, and " zoe increase contnpl.
will have TO bc designated boy nurnba,.
In Nash. Collins and Harr ne.oa a..
ton Club has now three good third H..
on the list, while the catching dcpa7r. \
weak.
The Cincinnati Club has broken IL. D.,
this your IN having done absolutely
perimenting. The cnly addition 10 ,l,, !
since April / was Burke.
Tho New Yorks did not win n ...
Boston thi. season. but managed f5 ,..l
four victories at the Polo GrsgrI.
series the Botons won eight .iba '-
games played.
Ia the series fortho Scranton Trilag,
only two games were played. WEs.
winning both 10y II to and gtoE ~
tons team then dishHndsd. tm, ir..r,l
CUP 90 10 WiikcsDarre by default.
1t TOOK Boston 20 break Eor.r. ..
IL liftN " VA llii' FNi .N'Hs 100 Ht'.. ST. H.
ton knocked him out 90, thc box f-,..
time this season, and -hgt ont thc Balm
team for the second time this year
This year marks tho close % tle .-
Gith straight season q. pru'r--.r
Boston. Boston is the only e.tyt1I
the start OF the professional game
main without brca': To ths pr,.al. h
There g. ono rule which c0ur. .
abolished before another season rY...
and that H. the ono which permit.
stitutc 90 bat for ou' OF the regular.
Il is u practice which seldom helm. No.
that resorts tOit.
Mcmahon. OF Baltimore. anil Gun
Brooklyn. are tied Tor The honor.
held the opposing team down Co., ...
full game. Mcmahon held t.sr.r.
down 10 one hit September 10 auH .
did the same thing TO Cleveland
Der 6.
There are other players uGdor
as good A. those playing now. ana
want l. a chance to develop. Oh
may want 20 keep ta'U back hI, t
bound TO come wlnn ,ho.r star #.II
ascendant. u j. q yrur In- Young
and they cannot bekapt down.
The record Of the Boston team d;
will do much toward destroying h. r
with other teams next season. NUv l
mas been aSccrtaiHci that it i- not tlo
thing in the b1 n1aii world ~ lr.r
BOstons, tho teams heretofore e10
weaker will play Ner! strongly ag.l..
once champions.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10
A SPANISH SHIP LOST
The Cruiser Cristobal Colon Goes
Reel On Cuban Shores.

Another Spanish warship has been VIZ
in Cuban waters. The Chris,otal G.. !
second-class cruiser OF about 200 tu;
placement and 1000 horsepower. ~
viii prove u total loss. Tho tlgis,0aiO
formed pari Oi she lcet OF Spanish gAr
detailed 10 watch the coast Of Cuta % 4
TO prevent the lEriIus or f,iJu,,.rl:
ped!,iOns from the Unite! States Ul5l
where. Tie cruiser carried luur - 4
meter lloliOria guns; two seven e.ll-
guns Hud two rapid i!re guns BIZ 4
Is estimated 20 hUyo 20 officers a-. 4
hut the exact .igurc, ars not Lg0Yg {.
had Oh lDArd men intended .ur TIE 70
patrol vessels OF the Spanish a.o: o.! 4
have debated men ashore. Tho s..
tho Cs.stulUl Colon WAS the water. 4
Care Antonio. oil tho western eAuraIl
tho Island Of Cuba. her commander n
particular Instructions TO watch tie u-I
CUrrent, s. aud GuudlpnH. sgula and l1l
CaIe hu.unlo.
TIE disaster occurred OF & .,H'a.1 \
ia the Gut of GGdiuuI, south Hi Gle
MHutUa. IN the province o.! i..ar q.
near which territory Havana .- s.I '-'
somc days Il cyclone disturbance u.'
ed over these attitudes. and o. is u-.'l
To- have REQUIRED IN the contra, part
Gull Ui Mexico. amt YVES looked ui aI
lyiO inter the United S.gios tl!...-
orleans and hpHlucnicOlg.
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Telephoninr l1rom Trans

A telephone attachment has Just p'.' I
ed by Superintendent L, B, bAA,'
Southern New EH.lnnd Telephone '.-.
by watch II is expected soon 70 m
problem Of telephoniug from mo''..-.. \
Tho Valley division OF the Con7o.4'
has already been equipped Win IT, u.
The telephone may 10 cal.ol !"'j
ton by tho train dispatcher, aHI
means may also DC commun.tl g" ''
ANY s.a,iCu or block along the !'""
Tho clcyercst putt VI the hfi-'-
what Is called a Hanging set, ~ ~
on every baggage ear and cADl "A
train comes 10 a siands.!ll ihfoa-1
or other trouble the hangiss se'' y..t. /,
spllced rods with "A cross nrin A' ~
dropped on two wires on tuv py''.r al
the track. This establishes q P''"
phou!c connection.
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ONE KILLED AND MANY HURT
In the Midst OF the Service tho Floor
Gave Way.

While great crowd Of people wns assem-.
bed sunday afternoon 20 witness the corner
stone laying Of the new 81. Mary'5 Catholic
church at Lofnin, O., temporary nJor on
which muny Of the people wore standing sud.
denly gave way, pre- reciptatins many men,
women aud children into the basement. OGo
was killed outright. I'D were fatHl ly injured
and between 30 and 80 others badly hurt.
r. was in the midst q the service the acci.
dent occurred. Fully 5000 persons wcro as.
semblod on aud around tho platform, which
mad been constructed across the tOunda-
ton Of the cdince Tho boards form.
iug the temporary noor had been
laid across tho ioists, which were sup.
ported IN the middle by uprlcht posts. These
supports broke and tho Moor went down with
u crash. Fully 800 people werc thrown into
the rit formed by the sgSgiug IN the middle
Of the floor. For mOmGnt oyeryA ody was
paraiySed by the calamity, but soon there
was rush forward 10y those willing TO lend
assistance TO the crushed aud struggling pco.
pie. This made matters worse. for so more
persons were crowded iorwori fnto the hole
upon those who wen, down With the iioor.
When tho confusion had subsidel somewhat,
many OF those who wcrc able 10 cStricato
themselves did so by walking and crawling
oyer their loss fortunate companions. The
work Of rescue was begun 9t once. and all
were finally taken from the pit
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People keep talking about the "hal.
nuce Of trade" and wondering why so
much gold keeps sliding out of the
United States Treasury and clipping
across tho Atlantic. But the thing
doesn't look SO hard, admits the New
Orleans Picayune, when one considers
the following figures, made up by a
London correspondent, who says that
American tourists have saved the Lon
don shopkeepers from the worst sea-
son they have ever known. Says tho
correspondent; The Telegraph csti.
mates the number OF Americans who
have passed through London since
January at 1870, 900, That seems i'm
possible, SO the estimate may be cut
one.quarter, or to 100000. Each Of
these 60, 900 must naturally have av.
cragod S7j for motel bills, and it is by
no means extrgyagaut to guess that
other expenditures will average twice
us much more. S:Ety-dyo times S225
are SlI,G2j,OO0, and moro than
enough can be added to that, without
extravaganza Of estimate, to bring il.
up to $40, 900, 900 for London alone.
What must it be for the whole Of Eu.
roper
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Encharist ConRrosl.

The Euchnristc League OF Catholic priests
ended ia congress at Washington Gy the
adoption OF resolutions pledging the league
10 do everything IN its lower TO cause the
yeuerWiJR OF tho Sabbath. ara urging pas.
tors 20 ''rarc the sancIlncattun OF Sundays.
The o' ea,ug Of saloons is Specified IA one
way Of SIbhltI Decoration. 'Christlan unity
WAS q I-1. lrtg~-4I
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Nee.anlsa Renubliean rIeket.

The H.l ul lean siHie convention nominated
;Er l".u"!as ur."t hy acclauHiOn: Justice
SUI g'uH cuI;t. -. l.. Noryal; regents OF the
uL.N,.-.iy, Can-. H. Murrrll and II. L. Gould.
lhrt" was u ave time over the Introduction
OF % resolution drnounc,ng the \. L. A., but
u vas Nla,!y rrlrfrcd to tho committee ana
Hurf. lhe pImloTngn-hs Tor the te-enact.
urr, 20 % protective iHril !gw similar TO the
Mrh.n.ry bil, ard iaNois both silver and
r'," ~ money, bu; both 20 be- oil equal pur.
c!l l..,.Il; power.
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A Philadelphion announces the lis
covery that strip OF red ribbon
stretched across window will keep
mosquitoes out 4 mosquito so largo
Ms to be unable 10 pass through the
space remaining would ns.urcdiy be
nble TO break the ribbon. Why not
substitute an iron bar? nsks the SAN
Francisco Examiner.
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The san Francisco Chronicle print.
ell twelve page supplement devoted
to the history and development Of the
public school system of California.
1t is only forly.seyen years since tho
first school house was built in the
state, yet now tho annual expenditure
for public school. is nearly 2G,C30,
600, and Gj00 teachers are cmp,oyel
in instructing 21o,00J pupils. These
teachers are paid more Literally than
IN any other State, aul they rank
high in efficiency The State Univcr.
city and its affiliated colleges have
been very literally endowed, and the
competition Of Stanford University
has helped instead of iniuringI It. The
beQuest Of j. C. Wilmcrdinz Of SiOO..
Onn o. ~ go '''. ,-.--,. % n &,
,>-sx sS-r.,~x SsysYpp.ge.,- " sc-!.92l
" io' s05is D4dy ieafh tradto nas
-n due, This new technical school
will be under the state University,
and every effort will be made 10 rem.
der IL eNiciant s~7sJ -sova,s-.g . -,
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"lftnc human family is ever wiped
OF from the face Of the oGrth," SAID
mn eminent physician, at viii be on
account Of the failure o, itg digestive
apparatus There IS nothing 20 im.
portGnt TO tlo health md welfare Of
tho people as what they clt, onl there
nrc few thing, that are handled more
injadiciousIy than the subject OF diet
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Middleburr. Pa. October 9. 1853.

In England q private in the army
cannot buy frst.class ticket on
steamer or railroad, and many hotels
refuse him accommodations.
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No Annesty For Rebels.

Tho Brazil Chamber Of Deputies has again
rejected the bill for amnesty to tue rebels in
tho department OF liu Grante do Sui IL IS
believed that the chamber will not accept any
such bin. aud IL il thought this wilt cause tho
resignation Of Dr. Irudentc do Mores as
pIes idcnt Of the republic.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-10-10

At Guthrie, o. T., IGilis and Henry Welsh,
convicted Of rohbing TN Old man of 81, were
sentenced TO NE imprlsonmoht. They are
the irsi 20 he convicted under tho new law.
making itain ana Highway robbery capital
offence
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