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FATAL TRAGEDY.
sheriff Quinn and One OF His Posse Shot by
II Desperate ut Concord. Ga.

oheriH 'uinn ana One az His Posse Shot by
Desperate at Concord. Ga.
COLUMBUS, Ga, April "A special
from Concord. Ga, says:
fatal tragedy occurred here Thurs
day, in which two men were fatally
shot. About seven o'clock Sheriff
Eulnn and posse went to the
house of Taylor Dell<. notorious
desperate, to arrest him for rob
berry and assault. As the sheriff
arrived at the door, he was shot
through the left side. While Quinn
was lying on the front porch begging
for some one to come and get him.
John +. Madden, attempted to drag
him off and was fired on, the ball pass
ing through both thighs, breaking both
legs.
a crowd have the house surrounded
and are fixing to fire it to drive DelIl
and two companions out. They will be
shot as they attempt to come out.
Sheriff Quinn is not expected to live.
Mr.. Madden is prominent merchant.
well known throughout Georgia. His
condition is regarded as dangerous.
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saturday Hair Holiday.

Columns. O., April 2.-Pluemcr's
Saturday half-holiday bill, which had
been lost and rcconsidcrcd, was amend.
ed in the senate Wednesday morning SC
as 20 allow bills, bonds or notes rnatur.
ing ON Saturday 60 bc protested ON the
next business lay. a vote was then
taken and the bill again failed of con.
stitutional majority, there being Is
yeas and one nay. The vote was again
rcconsdercd and the bill will have an.
other chance.
When sufficient number Of senators
had come in 90 make % quorum tho bill
was passed. II now goes TO the house.
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Home Seekers Excursions.

In order TO give everyone an opportunity
TO see the Western Country and enable the
home seekers to secure a home in time 10
commence work for the season of 1896, the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul R'y has ar
ranged to run series of four hos ,eekers
North West and South West on the follow,
ing dates: March 10, April and 81 aud May
., at the low rate of two dollars more than
ONE FARE for the round trip. Tickets will
De good Tor return on any Tuesday or Fri
sale. For rates, time of trains and further
details apply TO any coupon ticket agent in
the East or South, or address GEO. III.
HEAFFoRD, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, Ill.
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CLOSER UNION
OF the Interests Of All the Republics on
This Continent.
Preparations Under Consideration for n
Broad Development of the Bureaus
Commercial Uscfuiness-An Effort
to Create "a Better Understanding.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-An important
departure in the control of the Bureau
OF American Republics was inaugurated
Thursday afternoon through a meeting
of the committee representing the
American republics which was ap-
pointed by Secretary Olney Thursday
morning, consisting of the Mexican,
Brazilian, Venezuelan and Guatemalan
ministers and the Costa Rican charge
d'affaires. Senior Romero presided over
the session which was held in the par
Tor of the bureau building, and while
the proceedings were in the nature of
preliminary determination of the
future work of the organization, it is
understood that preparations are I'M
der consideration for broad develop
ment of the bureaus of commercial use
fulness, involving a much closer union
of the interests of all the re-
publics on this continent AL
though the general direction of
the bureau is, in all probability. to
be continued under the secretary of
state, the United States advancing the
money for it's support and being subse-
quently reimbursed by the other par
ties TO the agreement. hereafter the
other republics will exercise active
control over their interests in the mat
ter. The contemplated accession
of Chilli, although that country
has abstained from participating
In the enterprise since its conception,
and the reconsideration of the deter
mination by Mexico and Argentina to
Withdraw from the arrangements
which are now announced, have been
secured through the efforts of Secretery
Olney, who is said to have confidence
in creating II better understanding
among the American nations than could
have been deemed possible heretofore.
The committee which met THURSDAY
will hold other meetings next week
and report to a conference of all the
republics as soon as possible. In addi-
ton to the chairman. its members are
Seniors Mendonca, An6rade, Lazo-Ar-
riaga and Calvo.
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TWO BOILERS
In the Piapte-s' oil Mil, GreenviIIe. Mics,
Expiod.-Five Men Lose Their Lives and
Six Are Badly Injured.

GREENyILLE, Miss, April AT two
O'clock Wednesday afternoon the two
massive boilers Of the Planters oil mill,
at this place, exploded. wrecking the
mill property ard causing the death Of
! five men. aS follows:
Henry Williams, colored, fireman;
Oliver Humphreys, colored. assistant
/ fireman; Isom Freeman, colored. labor
er; Horace Wilkinson, colorcd car
penter; Ed Strasack, white, carpenter
The following were injured, as stated:
Frank Wolfcnden, chief engineer. badly
scalded and bruised; Columbus Wash
ington. colored. burned and cut by tim
bers, will die; Tom Brown. colored.
badly bruised and burned; w l.. Il.
freeman, colored, leg broken; Alex
Hughes, scalp wound from flying tim
her; Freeman Pendleton. colored, leg
broken and otherwise badly hurt
The explosion occurred while Mama
ger Alexander was at dinner. and the
cause is stated to be dry boiler. This
version of 1T is not, however, definite.
as all connected with the boiler and
engine room were killed except
the chief engineer, and he is
too badly Injured to make any
statement. After the wreck of the
plant by explosion, fire seized the ruins,
but this was suppressed by the fire de-
partment, not, however. until the
bodies of the killed had been badly
charred. The loss in dollars and cents
will reach $4,000 on which there is
adequate insurance in the Hartford
Steam Boiler Insurance Co.
About year ago the plant of the
oil mill thus wrecked with frightful
results. was entirely destroyed by fire,
entailing loss of something like $780,
600, and had been rebuilt on such a
scale as to make it one of the most ex-
tensive and complete in the south.
The scene attending Wednesdays
disaster beggars description. In addi-
ton To the vast throng of curious peo-
pie, there were scores of men, women
and children surging about the ruins
in anxious search for relatives known
to have been employed there. most of
the latter being Negroes Their grief
was intense and demonstrated in a
more violent manner than would have
been shown by white people. which adj
ded to the melancholy of the situation
accordingly.
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STRONG IN JAIL.
Evidence Against the Alleged Murderer
of the Stones.
Strong Arraigncd and Pleaded Not Guilty
"A Mob Gathers Around the JAIN, but
They Lacked n Leader-At Midnight
the Mob Dispcrscd-MiIitIa Gone.

AKRON, O., April l.-Anson Strong.
the alleged murderer of the Stone fam
lily, was arraigned before Mayor Harper
at eight o'clock Tuesday night. He
pleaded not guilty. He was repre-
sented by no attorney and made n
lengthy statement privately to Mayor
Harper. The mob which collected
about the Jail Tuesday evening was
still in evidence and its numbers were
undiminished. Every one seems to
have the impression that they are there
to square accounts with Strong but no
one has attempted to lead the crowd in
business-like move or the Jail
Up to Tuesday evening the evidence
gathered by Detectives Dunn and
Mintz points very strongly 10 Strong as
the murderer OF the Stones. On visit
ing the home of Strong's sister in RAJ
VIENNA, Dunn searched the Ravenna
house and found an overcaat and a pair
of trousers which had been recently
washed. The officer took them to Ak
ron where, upon close examination, the
stains of blood were vc-y plain on both
garments Hattie Stone told Officer
Dunn Tuesday that She is quite posi-
tive that the assassin not only wore
black mask but also n black beard
When captured Strong's face was
clean shaven except for mustache
and faint traces of burnsides. Up to
Friday, however, strong wore heavy
black beard. Evidence is at hand
showing that Strong was seen in the
railroad yards at Kent shortly after
Saturday night, and the belief is
that he was there to secure "A coup
ling pin with which to commit the
murders. The whole chain of evidence
points to this conclusion: Strong left
Ravenna Saturday night. going by
train to Kent Saturday night he
stole a horse from farmer. committed
the Stone murders, rode rapidly back
to Kent on the horse and took freight
train back to Ravenna Sunday morn
ing. Between midnight and one
o'clock Sunday morning ter
rife rain storm prevailed in
Tallmadge which may account for the
soaking of the garments worn by
Strong and found a his sisters house in
Ravenna.
At midnight the excitement had
reached low point, the mob had dis
persed and the militia has been dis
missed.
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ELYRrA, o., April at the town oil
Grafton, eight miles south of here. r.
VI. Hotchkiss is under arrest charged
with assault with intent TO kill August
Banks. Hotchi,iss is contractor Of
plastcring. and Banks is i'm the business
Of building small houses and selling
and renting them TO quarrymen. In
quarrel Tuesday night over the
amount due Hotchkiss for work done.
q dispute arose and ended i'm blows
Hotchkiss secured trowel and struel,
his opponent several blows ON the head
and face. that caused serious but prob
ahlN not fatal iiiuries
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Reed Delegates,

HoLYoKE, Mass, ) pril 3.-The rcpub.
lican convention If the First coagres.
sional district Thursday elected HARLEY
a. Russell and VIM. Whiting delegates
To the st. Louis convention An at
tempt 10 postpone a resolution instruct
ing the delegates for Reed and endors-
ing sound money was defeated. 40 TO o..
The resolution. by vote of 60 TO 81.
was then amended by substituting the
word recommend" for instruct. "
There Cas strong Mckinley senti-
ment in the convention.
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beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain yar,ury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely Gerange the whole sys-
TEN when entering II through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be
used except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, n the damage they will do is
ten fold To the good you can possibly de-
rive from them Halls Catarrh Cure, man.
ufacturcd by +. j. Cheney IL Co, Toledo,
o., contains no mercury, and is taken in
tcrually, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. in buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you gel the
genuine. IL is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney q Co. Tes-
timouials free
Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the beat
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PROBABLY there Is nothing that fneerosts
land owners moro 1t this tune of wear tban
fencing. They want TO secure the very best
article they can for the purpose they desire
70 use II, and at the cheapest price going.
not take the place Of quality. In building :
smooth wire fence you do not build IN {or
temporary use but expect IL 10 last for wears.
ana To get this kind OF an article IL reouires
certain amount ofgood material to make IT.
The De kalb Fence Co., of DE Kalb. hi
nois, has the largest and most completes line
OF smooth wire fencing of any plant in the
country. They desire particularly to call
your attention 70 their goods. Write them
for catalogue. which they will mail Won
Tree. No line of goods has grown so rapid
IN demand or given such general satisfac-
uon as the fencing manufactured by this
company. Their steel web picket fence for
lawn and yard purposes; their cabled field
and hog fence for farm use; their cabled
poultry, garden and rabbit fence are ali
they claim for them. You will hardlv do
Yourself Justice il you do not thoroughly in.
vestigate their lines before placing Your
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TWO COUSINS
Identify the Remains OF Oliver Pike-The
Body Shipped to Eayette, o., for Inter.


ment.
CHICAGO, April 2.-"That is certainly
the body of Oliver Pike" said William
Maurer to Deputy Coroner McNallv
Wednesday morning, referring TO the
remains found in trunk at storage
warehouse He was my wifc's cousin
and stood up with us when we were
married. | am positive the body is
that of Pike"
Marie Juibleat. a second cousin OF
Pike, accompanied NJ. " Maurar and
his wife and corroborAted the NIaurers
in the Identification. The visitors at
the morgue Wednesday morning live
but short distance from Pixies former
home at Fayctte. They made arrange.
ments with Mr.. McNally to ship tho
body TO Ohio Wednesday afternoon for
intcrment
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Robert X. yaCoy Mnrd.rod

hJNriNGToN, w. Va, April Rob
ert j.. Mccoy. relative of UIc McCoys.
who years ago were mixed up IN = Eevd
WIN the Hatfelds, on Big Sandy river.
moved to this county about two months
ago He left here late Wednesday
night for his home. His horse was
found grazing about fftccr miles so-th
Thursday morning The saddle and
sioes OF the horse were covered will.
blood. People living in that vicinity
say they heard shots about midnight
ana IT IS supposed that Mccoy was shot
ana his body thrown into the creek and
rrnnlf ~
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CHICAGO, April "A bill was fled in
circuit court Wednesday for the ap.
pointmcnt of receiver for 81. Barthol-
omew Episcopal church. of Edgcwood.
suburb Of this city, and for the fore
closure OF mortgages which we're given
the creditors as security when the edi.
fee was built three years ago The in
debtcdness of the church amounts "a
S35,OOO, and the members will probably
disbaud
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LfSco"N, Neb.. April 8. Two bows
hunting ducks on Salt creek. near the
state penitentiary building, three miles
from the city early Thursday evening.
round the dead body Of man in the
weeds on the bed Of the creek. IL
proved TO be that OF Maxey Cobb.
treasurer Of this (Lancaster) county.
He had committed suicide, presumably
by taking poison, as there we're no
marks Of violence. This is the tragic
sequel TO the treasury shortage of
nearly $4,000, which developed last
week and for which Cobb was held rel
s-onsible.
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SPECIAL AGENT
Ut the Interior Department. With Half y
Dozen Men and IA L. =. Marshal Drowned
I'm Rainy Lake.

CKooKsToN, Mimi. April 3-A letter
received by the Crookston Times from
the War Road river. says that it is re-
ported there that Col. A. f.. Naff. spe-
cial agent for the interior department.
who had gone To investigate timber
depredations by the Indians in the
Rainy Lake country with an outfit of
half dozen men and United States
marshal, had gone through the leo
on Rainy river and that all rcro
lost. Col Nan left here a few weeks
ago to look up the reports that had
reached the government that Canadians
were stealing large quantities of pine
ON the Red lake and other government
lands along the boundary aud the
streams tributary TO Rainy river. Tho
war Road river. from which the report
came Is near the mouth of the RAINY
river and the story is believed to be
authentic.
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\ BLIZZARD In Michigan.

DETROIT. Mich, april 3.-Rcports
from many sections Of lower and upper
Michigan show that u severe blizzard
is raging. In the copper district of the
upper peninsula trains are being badly
delayed. the drifts being ten feet high
IN some places. In many districts i'm
lower Michigan nearly "A foot of snow
has fallen. strong wind prevails and
The temperature generally is about ten
degrees above zero.
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SEEDS FOR THE PUBLIC.
Secretary Morton Lets Contracts to PhiIn-
dclphin md ST. Paul EIrms


WAsHINGroN, April l. - Secretary
Morton has let the contract for the TO-.
$4,000 packets of vegetable seeds to be
distributed to the public under the re-
cent act of congress to ID. Landreth &c
Sons of Philadelphia. The price fixed
is 10000, the seeds to be delivered sub
Ject to germinative test, under n very
carefully drawn contract, free OF cost.
at the department in Washin gton
ready for mailing. The contract for a
million packets of flower seeds was let
to l.. l.. May & Co. of st. Paul, Mimi,
at one-half cent per packet. Under
this new method of buying seeds and
compelling the sellers to put their own
firm names upon the packets it is be-
heved by the secretary that better
quality of seeds will have been secured.
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REMOVED FROM OFFICE.
"oN. Hughes. OF Arizona, Receives Omcinl
Notice of His Removal.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The interior
department authorities, upon receipt of
telegram from Secretary of State
Bruce, of Arizona, that Gov. Hughes
refused TO vacate his Office. Wednesday
sent the following to both gentlemen:
Louis c. Hughes. Phoenix, Ariz.:
You have been removed from the office
OF governor of Arizona. The president
directs that you turn over the Office to
the secretary at once"
"'has. VI Bruce. Secretary Of Ari-
iona, Phoenix, Ariz: Mr. Hughcs has
been removed as governor. The prcsi-
dent directs that you take possession
OF the Office as acting governor under
Tho INK
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Diaries Must Go Outside Citv Iim,,.

Sr. Louis, April by vote OF Is to
IL the city council Tuesday evening,
after struggle that has lasted five
years, decreed that all dairies in this
city shall go outside the city limits.
There is proviso that if they con.
form to the inspection tests they may
remain. There are Boz dairies affected.
and their unsanitary condition has
aroused enough support for Health
Commissioner Starltloff 20 win.
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FOUR CHILDREN
Drowned and Several Houses Washed AVA,
In "A Flood in Lee County. XIrrinin

In Flood in Lee County. Virginia.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April l.-On ac.
count of flood in Turkey Cave. Lee
county. Virginia, four children were
drowned and several houses were
washed away.
Traffic on the Norfolk and Western
and South Atlantic and Ohio railroads
has been suspended owing TO the de
struction of trestles. The damage will
amount to thousands of dollars.
AT burnside, KY, the head of naviga-
ton, the Cumberland river is rising
rapidly. The gauge there now shows
40 feet 1t is raining steadily and So
feet is expected. People are busy talk.
ing everything movable from the
valleys
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NEW YORK.. April IA Tribune
special from Washington says. Sena.
tor Iillman. of South Carolina. seems
20 be planning 90 enter the race FOR the
democratic presidential nomination. or.
In case Of failure. 20 capture the prize
at Chicago, 20 become the candidate OF
the new populist free silver combine
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. April ?. -Folloyvinc
% couple Of brief preliminary bouts.
Charles Turner and jess Clark fought
II rounds here Wednesday night. at i'll,
pounds. The match was for % roupds
but Clark was 50 far gone in the tztb
that his seconds threw mp the sponge.
southern Baseball League goes 10 Pieces.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. April =. The south.
ern Baseball league fell 20 pieces Wed.
nc,Aay Memphis declining to renter save
upon strictly business basis. Each local
a--ocin'ion. IL was insisted. should dc.
post forfeit ofs25O 70 play the season
fhrpuvh
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NV Bats WICK. y. d.. Aprl go
Driven 90 despair because hc had bccn
unable 70 provide for his family. Geo.
,. Hcrrymnn. Of Jamesburg. nine miles
IRON here, shot his wife while She was
busy in her kitchen and then dis.
.hargcd the pistol into his own breast.
Both still live, but there is little hone
for the wife.
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Mannger. of NntInnnI snlnicrs. nnmo..

NAsHNGroN. April 1.-The house
military committee Tuesday ordered a
favorable report ON the joint resolution
appointing w. j.. Franklin, Of Connect.
lcut' J. j. Henderson. Of Illinois: {. L..
Beall. Of Maine. and g. w steele. OF
Indiana. members Of the board Of man
ayers Of the national soldiers homes
for the next four years
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LoNDoN. April IA dispatch 20 tho
Central News from Cairo saws that tbo
DerVishes, under Osman Azrak. arc adj.
vancing upon Suarda and another
force Of Dcrvishes is advancing upon
Abu tatmeh. Osman Digna is en-.
camped 20 miles from Suakim.
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\ DcHcit 81 s1.q6o.ooo for M,,ch

NAsHSGToN. April THE official
figures Of government receipts and ok.
penditurcs. which will boz made puflic
April ! for March will show n deficit
Tor the month Of Sl.25O.OOO and for the
year 70 date 81 $4,000. 900. The re.
ceipts for March foot up s2C 900. 900. a
slight increase over March. 1895. and
about the same for February. 1896.
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ReIicf for ArmcnInns-

NEW YORK. April 2.-Thc Armenian
Relief association Wednesday cablcd
5000 to Miss Clara Barton through the
'onstantinople committee. being the
amount raised by citizens Of Newark.
y. D.. at meeting Wednesday morn
ing held in that citv.
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lNpiANtro11s. Ind. April 8.-Gov.
Matthew continues 60 improve His
Fever has left him and he is sleeping
Wen. Tic SITS up larger part Of tbe
day. and his physicians have promised
That II the weather is favorable nc NAV
indulge in q ride on SATURDAY.
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HATrANooGA Tenn. April 2.-Jos.
Anderson. white laborer. was in
S'antly killed. and Robert Alexander.
colorcd engineer. was badly scaIdcd
Wednesday morning by the explosion
of boiler in the .Etna coal mine, Mt
Nhitesidc. Tenn.
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This is what happens when the lSidnovs
are rescued from inactivity by Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. If they continue inactive
they are threatened with Bright's disease.
diabetes or some other malady which works
Lhelr destruction. Malarial, bilious and
rheumatic ailmcnt and dyspepsia are also
conquered by the Bitters, which is thorough
and effective 80
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All About. Western Farm Lands

The Corn Bclt' is the name of an illus
rated monthly newspaper published by the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy n. II. IL
aims to give information in an interesting
way about the farm lands of the west. Send
% cents in postage stamps to the Corn Belt.
Su' Adams st, Chicago, and the paper will
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LoNDoS. April The telegram
Wednesday says it learns that the ia.
trolls all around Buluwayo have been
driven in. and i'm some cases yitI loss.
Inc natives u adds are we'll armed
and arc yOoi shots
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Lippltt Wac Elected Governor.

Providence. Il. l.. April Returns
from the elections at midnight indicate
that Lippitt. rep, for governor. is
elected by almost 10000 plurality.
There will be but six democrats I'm tho
legislature against eight last wear.
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'ArE lows April Adyiccs from
Bu'u"ayo report that Isolated fighting
with ihe Mataboics continues. tho Brit
lah being a. great Disadvantage In
respect Of numbers Tho dispatches
say that Maj Graham and five other,
have been killed in these encounter
and several men wounded
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HAvANA. April Five Negroes were
garroted here Tuesday. They were
not rebels but were sentenced 10 death
Tor crimes committed prior Co the
breaking Ou' Of the iusurrcctiou.