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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03
HASTINGS BEAT HANDSPRING.
woN the BELNONT STAKES N A
MtGNIFiCENT FINISH.
II Was Grand strnuRic Bctwcrn the
Cracks Of the Dw,cr and Birn-
ton stables. In witch Grif-
I'm Outrode Sims.

|
~" iorh' June -ihe attendance a,
| Motifs park to-day was large. The card
was a high class one and the enthusiasm
over IN. Ileirnout stakes In ybtcb tIas,i,,.s
-, i,.,,,..,.' 9,aN's' ~ "u'e,' haS'li'ss
80 i'"i'7P'iHs ny snort mead. was
titutef than mas been witnessed at the
PARK for many day.
sTII. yn. an .,..,, ,,ht,, A,. 49,, ,..,.- I,
forward N y,,s .s, ".,,n .ss psem ..,Se. ioUTea
ny inc tnriinrn ana faccgocrs. Twice be.
fore had these cracks ruet and narh bni
won victory. As a ..year.oid. Hastings
! noH p'ateh the Dwyerhorsc by long mar
gin. and only short time nso Handspring
! crossed the wire In front OF tho Reimont
| cel,.s III - -. " - 'e',,'Vl'' .'!.'
| t'S.'' "'''' ~ hlti suuSs'e. hNeh now
able TO saw 10 whom b.lnpgs ,bo ,nn,cis
| II, .bls moo ,o,,, ,,..,,t a., ~ -, ,,,, -
~, '",s l''e lour Weht 70 me post but only
spring WAS an odls-on fayorltc. The start
was prompt Hand-prlng taking tho lond
oN'r heImohts horse. which is slow be-
sInucr and was kept under a double wrap
sio,. .l,,,, "a. '''. ""i' vas m va I. III .n'
,I ~ ,, .. V.'I' ana even as they mount
going out, Meanwhile Hastings bai GAINED
sbntcvb,, an his ,t,a, ann,,.a - ,,,,r,i, ,,,1
his si,s,,t,.,. .''s i'''' LOU @ '.is -, a'''
quarters.
They reached the mile post In I:i,,, Then
Sims save Handspring his head and for an
ihstt't tie DIE ehcs tiut sWerNel. Hastings
vaine up, ana then began one OF the great.
est races over seen. They ran almost
i3eRei during the last three furlongs, going |
the distance in tho remarkably fast time OF !
0:SJis Hastings gradually wore down his |
rival and passed under the wire with his |
head In front amid the shouts of 1000 spec |
clever race.
There was plenty OF snort In the other
races some OF The contests being stirring
In the opening race, Kennel was selected
as the favorita, but he vas nowhere, The
victory going to Dutch skater which Is
II greatly improved horse There was a
poor lot in Inc g9rond with the Western |
crack, ZanOnc, as an odis-on choice. He
ran away twice before the start. and when
the ilag fell he had already covered the
ihree-quarters of "a mile at good speed,
The winner turned up In Abuse. which ran
a much better race IN McCafferty's colors
ihan he had done in the AN Scarlet" The
Blemton nlly, Golden Drcam. was the fa-
Norite IN the Fryolity stake 5. and after u
sood hhlsh with McCanerty winged Foot,
4 royally bred fily. she won by n length.
4, lot oi maidens were sent over the last
'vc furlongs of the Eclipse course In the
ilfth race, with Salvado as an odds-on IA
g2rlt.. ne hhg al ne could do however, 70
VI WIN 4. from st harthol9mew who, was only
fraGsht on me post after hard drive by
@ @a,ai IN lhe iast race buckrene was
,n.IiiJu ot, ~ were an over. put ne
~ OT,I ~, ny. Eet biaceI, me victory gong
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03
Grin" Got the DccIslnn.

New York, June 2.-There was n lorr.
crowd OF sports at the City Line park
brooklyn. last night to see the boxing
Brooklyn Athletic Club. There we're thrsa
ten-round events on the card. bur the
main attraction was the 20 between
Young Griffo, the Australian nni s,,n
Tomkins, of ASTORIA l.. /. The other two
pairs We're Jack Reid. OF Inland an.
Harry Fisher, Of Brooklyn. at iij hounds
ani Dolly Lyons, of New York, and SoIIy
smith, of California, featherweights, Both
were declared draws. Grffo and TomkIns
iouEht at catch weights, Tomlins sur
prised the crowd by his quick work. Ua
Kept Griio busy all the time and when th.
!atter dld land, his blows We're weak, Both
iouEht i3st and Griifo roughed It good
lnnISImn. y ~" own Wv
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buffalo Grand Circuit Meeting

Buffalo, y. v, June 2.-The Buffalo drIv-
ing pnTk oflicluis announce the thlrty-trst
annual meeting Of the association Will be
held at Buffalo and the grand circuit races
VIII come of in the five days from August
ID TO August - inclusive. The purses ag-
gregate $500 e
An unusual feature OF the meet will he
the rule that two horses which are eliglble
can be entered In any one class and will be
treated as one entry from start to finish
purse of S2odD each is offered to eight
classes of trottcrs. $50 and under and six
classes Of PAGERS, 2:27 and under Ten thou.
class races. Entries Will close Wednesiny
July !, when horses must be named Rec
oFIs made tha; day no bar.
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day at lngleside:
First raCe-Half mile Dolce won, Raw
ard, second; Grandesa third. Time. U:igis
Second race-Five furlongs. Oracle s
Won Durango. second; Fleet, third. Time
Third race-Mile and n sixteenth. Red
Glenn Won: Pgros, second: Don Caesar
third. Time, 81.
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Miranda
won; George Rose, second; Banjo, third.
Time, l:iiis. -
SKIN race-siN furlongs La Flecha won
1:i. ''''"' ii'''
seventh race--SiN furlongs. Road Warm
No time given. '"''"'
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Philadelphia. june Tho phiIllos TODAY
EaNe au elaborate exhibition uf how not 10
play the national game Thor errors were
OF IN" rankcst Kind. and They ran hnaes
Nil Hcldcl like % lot OF wooden men Apnrt
itom TINS they were unable to MT Ehrgt To
agNahuEo ~ any stage OF the game and
me Mh9l" tiucinnni aggregation simply
inE.. hui gave 50 many fTeo passes TO first
ihht NJ" was relieved by Carscy. Attcnd-
dnce S,-'J. Score.
php,,,,, nm Il
Cincinnati ...3 u / 2 . 81 IL
Philadelphia NrciilL Cnrsov
Clements and Boyle. Cincinnati. Ehfct and
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BRiEF nITs OF NEWS,

Colonel James 7. Sanford, noted lectur-
er in days gone by. died OF paresis yester-
day at his residence in Wheaton, ILL.,
The deaths from cholera at Alexandria
yesterday numbered 5; at Cairo 90: at old
Cairo, Is; elsewhere in Egypt, i5; total
since September, 2,523.
The National Federation Of -Ameri.
can Women, organized last July in Boston
will hold a national convention in Wash
ington, July -. q and %.
President Cleveland yesterday nominated
Jennie 7: Dessert to be postmlstress nj
Macon, Mo. Miss Dessert is the danph,ar
cancy.
The body of the late Hon. James q
Blaine viii be taken from Oak HiiI Gene
gusta, Me. Mrs Blaine has decided so
have both the body of her husband ana her
son Walker buried on Burnt hill there. and
the removal VIII occur probably this
4
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Trot,ins at Fleetwood Park.

New York. June 2.-..4ls was opening day
OF the spring trottlng at Fleetwood park
under the auspices of the Driving Club Of
New York Straight Line won the S 900
stake for $500 trotters without much oppo-
sltiun, Summaries:
800 class-Trottlng; stakes 81 900. Straight
i.i,nns Won all heats; Time-2;2lia; 22Gls:
Boy. Nelly Bella, Arlgie and Maud Kerr
also started.
2.-O class-7Pacing; purse $500 Marion T..
Won second, third and NTH heats and tho
r4cG Time-2:21; 2:20is; 2:29. Maud IT,,
High Noon, Alela. Ply Ills Wilkes, Findiey
and Intonc also started.
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Cleveland. q, wnshinrton. 4.

Washington. june 2--The Senator's could
not mt Wilson 10 much purpose. their nuns
heinF made on a base on balls and a home
doubles by Cartwright and Mcclure in ibe
mihlh. Tho fourth inning was Germans
Waterloo, when hHsc on balls ana M,
singles uettel the Spiders four runs. Cor
nsan fielding was Il feature. Attendance
Washington 80 q o o -
cleveland .....,p % . o o "a 10 q
r, batt"ti@s-M Washington, German and Mo
pulfe' cleveland, Wilson and O'Connor,
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Ohio, TO l.. won; LonRdaie. 1d to s. Sec
pnd' May Galop, third Time. i:iei. Prince
Jda WAGNER, Ashland Weaverman and
EaliIvar also ran
Fourth race-Slx furongs Simmons
70 J, won; Ill Henry, ii to g. second; Nam
~ ,iD. y. third, Time, ii5. Irene Woods.
b,gEs anu Wilmah a.. also ran,
flith tace--Flve and onc-half furlonrs
rubber Neck. Is 10 20. won: Weoa iis to
l, second. Santa cruz third. Time i10's.
Lee also ran
sixth race-slx furlongs. H. L. Fly. Jr..
|. 20 ]. won; Eagle Bird, ST. 10 ]. second.
arfen Leland third. Time, isi+. NoliIe
hinE, Bmst tp. Teeta May, Ceritu, Mary
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FATAL ROOSTER PECK.
savage Fowls Furious Attack ON N
Philadelphia Dnrber,
From the PHILADELPHIA Times

Ilmeg,
Harry Nissell a barber. aged 30 Years. ~
~ 81. broadway. Camden. Is lying at his
nor nome r,t under the care of physicians. suffer-
polsoning eoisan PAN M US the result OF blood
ssIs head IL swollen 10 double its normal
sne s,a atd ms tongue is in such an abnormal
OF nourishment of any kind. '1
Nlsseli keeps a number of chickens I'm
sS%psy Sn Ss,,, ms family with eggs, and poultry.
TO kill a pullet for Sundays dinner dIa III
cansht the chicken and was about to de,
.nbttste ,,b,ns It with an AK, when a rooster
IN NlsselIs yard. made a savage attecL
on Sh nm nm and ptcked a piece of flesh out Of
ii,aa I'll hand. Mr Vissell drove the rooster of,
sucking the blood from the wound be'
tihes'ng H.. M mat this treatment would relieve
bis lis soreness. ton His hand healed quickly bu.
Mohday morning It had swollen SO mucb
that i protruded from his lips and urh nomn
pleteiy. filled his mouth N 'o'''
His family physician, DR.. w w E,rL
was called IN, After examining VIsseiI's
tongue he found that a sharp tootb has
he had been ct d posanpsS b the opinion that
ne 2 sucked from the wound necked or M
haNi by the rooster. VII AS
sopnr mhe physician treated him for blood po,.
tioh became critical, and Drs, q n Grns
nnI s,1i, -, W. Braymer We're called in for con.
dong eycrv,h;r ihs three physicians have been
''or '';,r the past three days to save Visseii,s
Ire, in,, ,ot nnt ne was still in critical condi.
me, me swelling OF his tongue has been re-
,u.eu ,,i suihclently to allow liquid noiirisb,
nent y ~, 70 pass down his throat. but his head
: : SUI swelled out OF all proportion, and he
: : suneilhg much pain. All the physicians
no were called in TO treat him agree tba,
me ~ blool poisoning was caused by Visseii
'uch'hs the wound inflicted by the rooster
hird's Queer Freak.
-, iha you ever see anything as queer a.
,.,,,I yr,n arSlhs 70 iced Its own reflection on a
y ~ n,,ioW eiass! That signt has been going
~ NO al ny ny house IN Dorchester for dsy or
\, mP; II, hhs iiis poor deceived bird gets a worm
y y i, tls DiII and then runs up 10 a bssemant
,,hhaIw, nh ,S where II has seen its reiiection.'
I rvi,r mere , laps taps, taps. at the glass
sy, sramse - noises in the basement, and ead had
rs, uT oo,,i 20 think the house haunted. as AZ
naiI, nafb sounds, sounds, Ike tapping on metal bns bms
ttempts s'sHo'ered 10 s the robin at its puzzlinr
ript. e-nos'oh Trans
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Britannia Wen n Race.

London, June 2.-The Prince of Wales
larger yachts In the IIarwich regatta To-
may, OF the Royal Harwich Yatch Club.
britannia, hours, II minutes and 81 see,
onds; Satlnata, I hours, 10 minutes ami 5
seconds, and Ailsa. hours. IL minutes ana
seconds. '
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03

Brooklyn, MY. June 2-Three scattered
Louis Browns defeat at EASTERN mark TINS
Afternoon. Tho teams put up one Of the
lfettlest and quickest played games seen
In This vicinity this season Nine hits
were made OF bunlhue. most OF them COM
ing III the iirEt two innings, when I,rookIyn
did all the scoring, Score:
brooklyn ,....,i 0 5000 .s i
81. Louis ,....-0 . o . / o 0 o O-l 3
Battefles-liruoklyn, Kennedy and Bur
Till; 81. Louis. Dohahue and Murphy.
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fEsrEnDAY's RACE RESULTS.
Monteii. n Hot Fnvoritc, Brntcn by
Etturrr.

a heavy track was the chief feature ot
yesterdays races at Exposition Driving
park' The talent fairod fairly well In pick.
lnS the mullarks, MS three fnvorites won
ihe surprise OF the day was the defeat of
Monteil. an even money favoritc. by Et.
sshIre. Hyle has been suspr nded for riding
~ ipf any but his own stable for Indifferent
fiHlns Iiils Of Montsll. The summaries.
s., ri,ts MA, rn1,ceaooTTsirteen;sxteenths 90 q mile.
second; ,Tfen,on, thiti Time sOi es. jug '''"'
,os second =, a., raee.iiali mile. Dr, crumhinc,
Ond; Minneseiia, ihifd. Timc. s Gg,'" d:5iig Sec
,,rtn Tnifd 4, ,,Seyen-eighths OF q mile. Et-
second; Fonshway, third. Time. i:S3.
,,t ,,f9Htrth race-iialf mile. I.oftin. Jr., Iii
srar1dIis), TO !, won Abe Halstead Ill,
ciFiih raeeIThreo o-quarters OF a mile. Sir
saaand' SmStiis $ i iio ysnelD TO- / won comsaway,
Siyyth race-.Iiali mile Hiii Ellison. 100
niiyle2, to !. won; Susie T., second; lie
Following are the entries and weights for
~. Firf; raee-;ysix ,furlongs; selling. Lnnk.
i?i pecora,or. 10: Rosa iH iayt. is"Goa ios; Jes:
Matthews. los; Kate c. IL, Of: Emma Long
~; General Mitchell H., 1o9; Lotion. Jr
.i;,d Second ,ras,e-.Tour and half furiones;
sWyalns Wainiss ,Holy Holy Terror; 10 Ben. Cpna, los:
Roaes i Miss vernr ssfiE i5i m siGndna BH,.e lc5 81
liTlsn S,,il Wilmington, lG?; silver Dor lo5
iessort ~: Hendevesta, l0i. ST. stephen, III,
,iold band, 49,; Carrie Anderson iGi; Fur,
long. l9; Gemsbok 3d. Hugo. los; Dr. Nal
,oin, i"; Nodaway. i05; Little Dick. los,
;, Fourth race Six furlonrs: selling.
l!rownwood. los: Lallah Rookh, al; NIX
gatter, le': southern Lady. 10i: Harrison.
~, haty Bird, 81; klns Hazel. 90; Queen |
,,austus Joy: Ed Glenn, lOG, Lady Maud, |
u Ava. loi; Grey Goose. l0i
fltth rae.-Six and a half furlongs. Come
,way. 30; Susie Nell. %. Paskoin, es: Hob
lampett; 80; Dutch Arrow. 20: Lulu Fry, |
"; Inc Reel. 30: Mountain Eagle %
IN the matter OF the 2-year-old race won |
y Fms on the third day OF the meeting,
ne Judges have sustained the protest
'thIhsl the winner as a 3-year-old and
,iNen , the purse to Enchanter, the second
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03

Washington. June 2,-The Indications are
I'M lhat ne general deficiency appropriation
ture owing principally to objections to the
Items appropriating a million and a tsalf
dollars Tor the payment of French spoil
ati1ns ana Bowman act claims. 1t is
Bs BsoSssis Ss9sss h9Swsysr S thai the IN wili not
!, NJ =, SSNsphons 20ss- ~ East vsa'ss
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club ItoII-nrun.wIck AIc,,.
Epson summer Meeting.

London, June 2.-The EPSON summer
ana great crowds present. The Prince OF
Wales and large party arrived by spe-
elhl train The race for the Cravenstakes,
value 200 sovereigns, was won by LORD
R9sehery's berkeley. Baron De Roths-
Ghllds Amandlere second. and Mr.. LIE
Baude's Grlbou third
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Results. at Lakeside.

Lakeside, Ind, June First race-six
harder, to 5. second; Tamerlane' third
Time, .l;i7. Mr.. Dunlap, Wells Street,
Rachel McAllister. Francis Pope, Charac
ter, isr, Fakir, Kinsselere AMI Lord Lonsdaie
second race-Four ane one-half furlongs
ond; Snag, third. Time. O:56a.. Granade.
coxsnt. Pop Dixon anitfaematis also ran.
~ Sold thfou-hont the world. Pres, iurtrtNs L. Z
as Soar. -ie-g REsoLyIsr. Sc. and 0I PoFIIs Dl
the Assc.ts toas. ssls PI.p. 6s.ioa.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western League standing.


IndianarQlls, Ind. June 2-Phlllps hy
strategic pllehins. won out to-duyE game
with the Mllors. Who hli hIttod him hard
With two out and WllWut on nrst. he gave
Ncrd'n and Frank buses ON balls and
struck sghrlFgr out indianapolis battvI
J SO, Score;
,,, RH T.
MINNEAPOLIS al @ % u o % ? o., . :
Batteries Indianapolis. Phillips and
Wood: Minneapolis Hutchis0n ana Schri-
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Chicago Man XIII. Himself.

Chicago, June 2.-Andrew n. Henderson
n commission merchant and a member oi
the board OF trade; shot himself this aft.
cent heavy losses on the board. lie came
here from St. Louis about twenty years
ago.
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Murderer Wright 10 Hang,

jefferson city, Mo, June e-The supreme
court to-day sentenced William Wright
OF Vernon county, TO be hanged July ID
Wright murdered his wife last July By
chopping her to pieces with an AK and he
NARROWLY escaped lynchInE at the lime
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-03

.MiI2ntiEomery, iId,ii Ala. June New Orleans,
,,;s atlanta. Ga, June 2.-Atlanta, c. Mo
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Is a very good hama shade overdone,

Is very good hama shade overdone.
Perhaps n shade less wouldn't have
hurt it, Let me get you a piece OF pie?''
No. thank you! No cold pie for me
,, wmeh thers.s hot apples in the oven. I'll
tel you what you might do You might
bring EN- IN II you're. not too tired"
Mrs Meek departed on her mission In
a few moments she reappeared, and with.
put moving muscle, placed the plate Of
baked baked APPLES before her lord and master.
Ihey were about the size of walnuts and
the color, OF ebony Judging by the way
they rattled on the plate they were rather
Mr., Mr.. Meek rose with an awful look in his
I'm afraid" observed his wife ",hev.-.
like the ham-just a shade overdone."
II ever i catch that cat" remarked
Mr Meek, as that sleek feline purred mast
hIm with a playful frisk OF its tail. "Tll
break every bone in its body"-only he de.
scribed It's body with sundry adjectives
tEat were very strange TO the ears OF
atrs. ah Meek. AZ least, so she said when
she described the occurrence to her bosom
friend Mrs. Muggins, next day.
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Philadelphia, June 2-University OF Penn
sylvunia, II; Cornell, 9
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
National League Standing
Louisville, 10, ,io,,on, =.

Boston. June 2.-The only thing that pre-
vented Boston from getting shut gLt 10
day by the LOu!syilles was o'Hricn's drpp-
ping SuFctts' fly bail IN the ninth after
two men were out. The two runs were
made after this, Boston played very vel
low bail. and well deserved The dribblnr
they Received. The feature OF the game
was a onc-hundcd catch by O'Bricn. com
pletlng "a double play Willie Maths was
hatted out OF the box in the third inning.
Score: ''''9'
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a wvD.aA 5 hcsoe
aches may eome
from several causeA
She may have 9
hesdsche h arising
r. N nervousness,
OF from digestive dis
tufbances just the
same a. a man misht
suffer for the came
reasons. Nine cases
IN ten, however, her
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New York. June 2.-The New Yorks made
u two straight from the chicagos this aft
ernoon For sig innings II was nip and
W. w5Ainitfs's csltr Bar, Ia lead Ia tbs.
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Boston ,.,.,,..O % . q o 2-2s .
l.attcries-Louisyille. Cunninghnm and
Miller; Boston, Mains, Dolun and Tenny
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President WiII Not sigu n,

To the judges and lawyers: Try the Mid
Iand restaurant. Reasonable prices.
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tice of ufe1 face. as it was >nS
Jurisdiction 10 settle disputes Aierel
0vblon OF property was At stake.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-01-04
LAIJVAsION sARRACENICA
Eseenas de los P6Orcs PcriO-
dos del SiglO SeptimO. SO
Rcpltcn en- TurquIa.

Es una vergienza y es hasta nn
crimcn, sl Sc quiere, ell que Las Po
tencias Extrangeras no hayan i'm
terveuid0 en- los asuntOs de Tur
qma para pOner cotO d las matan.
zas que q dialio han estadO Ocu.
uneudo On 81 lmperiO Ottoman
desde hace much0 tempo. He
aqui 10 que dice IN correspOusaI
que escribe de Constantinopla ba.
10 fccha % del mes pr6Ximo pa
sado. Dice tocante 4 las iltimas
atrocidades de los Turcos, en- Asia
| Menor que en- Arabekir, dos mil
/ cristianOs fuefOn muert0s y herr
/ dos. Y dc dos mil casas pertene
,ientes 4 los cristiau0s tres Guar
tas parties fuerOn quemadas. "El
las casas que 40 fuerOu dcstrui
das," agrcga el correspOnsal, es
tan opihados yarios miles dc su
pervivieutes, quicnes estan VI
liendo cou el POGO grano qu'
pudieron salyar de las quemazo
nes. Las escenas de los peore
periodos de la invasion Sarrac(
; nica en- 81 siglo s6ptimo han sid
J repetidas varias veces. Miles d
. Armehios cristianOs han sid0 OBJ
b gados d aceptar Ia religion del ma
h0metanismo 4 punta de bayonet
Tn uimero de muicres crstian'
han sido llcyadas 4 los harems d
>, los Kurds Y los Turc0s. La up
u tia dc Europa y America, es ca
o tan sorpreudeute como Ia cruz
dad dc los Turcos.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1896-01-04
Aparece segin 10 que dice IN

Aparece seglin 10 que dice un
peri6dico de alli-Qne Siete meXl.
cauos efectuaron una entrada por
la fuerza q Ia tienda de Paul
Becker. en- la uoche. Este, que
dormia ALI, los atac6 y los hi2o
salir de la tienda. pero fue mortal
mente puhpleado en- varias parties
del cuerpo
Becker sali6 hasta la puerta {
hizo yenir geute 4 su sOcorr0. De
Ia puerta de atras de la tienda sa.
Tia una huela de Sangre hasta una
casa Ell d0nde fueron hallad0s los
meXicanos. All querer arrestarlOs
dos h0mbres fueron muertoS, pero
los otros cinc0 que luedaron vi
vos tras una Iucha desesperada
lograrOn escaparse. Pablo Salido,
un respectable ciudadano de MeNl
GO, saIi6 en- pos de ellos con el flu
de persuadirlos que. Sc rindieran
pero autes que pudiera esplicar su
mission le dieron fueg0 y una de
las balas lie atraves6 ell craneo de.
landolo muerto Ell el acto. Paul
Becker, Ell de Ia tienda tambien
muri0 d resuItas de las heridas,
hacienda ell numero de mnertos
cuatrO.