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The Owosso times., 1897-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.

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| the Argus.
Warren Stuart was home from Toledo the
first of the week.
Mrs. M. j. Murray, of Mason, is the guest
of Mrs. @. S. Williams.
E. G. Hamblln, of Lansing. was in Owos-
so the first of the week.
Big sale of ladies and children's trimmed
hats at Krob's millinery.
Mrs. W. E Norris, of Sedalia, Mo-, is a
guest at DIR. A. M. Hume's.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. woodard were in
Detroit the first of the week.
Miss Cynthia Whitton, of Sterling, Ont, j,
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Jessie Fulkerson, of Byron. is visit
ing her sister, Miss Ruth. of this city.
Sprague Ss Co. call attention in their adj
this week to their fine line of 25 soft drinks.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick returned to Olivet
college, Tuesday. She is to graduate this
month.
Miss Grace Green, of Burton, spent the
first of the week with her sister, Mrs. K. T..
Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dousereaux, of Lam
sing, visited Owosso relatives the first of
the week.
MI. and Mrs. James Wheeler, of Okla
homa, have been guests at E. A. Todd's for
week past.
first of the week in Owosso with his father
and other friends.
Miss Helen l.. Manning has changed her
place of residence for the summer from Bos-
ton to Medfeld, Mass.
THE TINES job department is the recog-
nized headquarters in Shiawassee county
for neat work. Give us a call.
Geo. ". Owen left on Wednesday for
Virginia. He expects to purchase news
paper and locate in that state.
Clayton w. Lorng, of this city, has been
appointed by the State Board of Auditors
to good position IN the state house.
Rev. g. II. Wilson, of Paxton, ILL.,. for.
mer pastor of the church, will occupy the
Congregational pulpit, Sunday morning.
The house on the Haarer property on
west Main street is being removed and the
appearance of the place otherwise improved.
Hon. G. A. Towne has contributed an
article to the July Arena on "The Reform
Clubs Feast of Unreason," which 1t is ex-
pected will attract wide attention.
Saml. Amspoker won second money,
($l500) in the mile handicap professional
race at Kalamazoo, Monday. The best
riders In the country took part in the races.
The Owosso friends of Prof. Frank Z.
Converse, superintendent OF the Pontiac
schools for the past three years, will be
pleased to learn that he has been offered
and accepted the superlntendency of the
Beloit, Wis.,, schools.
VIM. Kohlmeyer, of Henderson. returned
Wednesday morning from trip through
the counties of Clinton, Ionia, Eaton, Bar
~ and IDgham for the Port Huron Engine
aud Thresher Co. He reports crop pros
poets in Shiawasste to be as favorable as in
any of the counties he visited.
The Owosso times., 1897-06-04

FLleutenants.
The score stands today: Pinks, 81;
Greens, 65.
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closes Next Week.

The contest Of the Woman's Auxiliary
OF the Y. Nj. @. A. closes next Monday,
and every member is urged to bring in
at least one more new member before the
close.
The Owosso times., 1897-06-04
Water
Witch
Soap !!

Endorsed by House. keep
ers and Home. makers as
the most remarkable soap
they have ever used.
1t does all kinds of
Cleaning very easily and
quickly, and needs but a
proper trial to convince
you that it is the Queen
of Soaps for the Hous-
hold.
The Owosso times., 1897-06-04
Use
Water
Witch.

Cyan Elegant Picture given with every
from--nice enough to put into any home
don't fail to see these pictures, at
The Owosso times., 1897-06-04
1T
POSITIVELY
DOES
NOT
SHRINK
FLANNELS.

If you think the Best is
none to good for you and
that the Best is what you
want
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
More Autumn Brides.

A pleasant assemblage Of intimate
friends gathered at the residence Of Major
r. r. Johnston yesterday morning and
witnessed very pretty ceremony, in
which Miss Rebecca Johnston became
Mrs. :. r. Clarke
The sun shOne warm and genial. the
crisp October air Quivered with bird-mel-
ody. and the happy crowd filed into the
cosy home and was ushcred into the
parlors. \ brief expectant wait and two
handsome cherubs I'm white. Miss Caro-
lyn Jeffress Hcrsman and Master Robert
Johnston Hersman. led I'm the merry we'd
ding party.
The bride, Miss Rebecca Johnston, was
beautifully attircd IN white organdie over
white stlk. and carried brides roses while
the groom. Mr.. j. B. Clarke. who entered
with his best man. Mr.. Wythe Boiling,
wore the conventional black.
Miss Gay Johnston. the bridesmaid.
wore white organdic over pink silk and
the others OF the party were bocoming!y
attired.
The company looked on in admiration
as the party approached the bower Of
ferns and foliage which formed pretty
altar. and were met by the Rev. Drs
Moses D. HOge and j. Calvin stewart,
who tied The knot quickly and gave way
10 the congratulating friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke left yesterday ar
ternoon for an extended northern tour.
embracing New York. Baltimore. Phila-
delphia and washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

The Lynching OF Eleven Brutes In Kens
lucky Narrowly Averted.

CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. Am angry
crowd gathered about the courthouse and
iail I'm Newport. Ky, to-day upon the
announcement Of an assault by eleven
men upon the young wife of a switchma,n l,s n
recently married. The penalty Tor thls
crime in Kentucky, is death.
The men were given preliminary
hearing before Judge Bennett who held
ten Of them for the grand jury without
bail. The eleventh has not yet Deeh
identified. Owing TO the excited state
OF feeling and the insecurity Of the New
port fail the men were ordered 10 De
taken 10 Maysville for safekeeping.
When the time came for the removal
OF the ten prisoners TO the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot TO take the train for
Naysville there was such o menacing
crowd about the jail that the sheriff
called out the entire police force TO pre-
oerve order. il was with difficulty that
the men were taken 10 the two wagons
which conveyed them TO the depot.
The crowd followed closely after At
the depot and before the train arrived,
the situation grow more Threatening.
The crowd jeered the prisoners and
train" were heard, The police finally
had TO charge the yelling crowd 10 pre-
vent a rush at IN prisoners Fortunate
~ the train soon came and the men were
safely embarked The prisoners are aged
from nineteen TO thirty years, mostly
without employment. Two or three are
street peddlcrs and all are known 10 the
police as a gang goii together and often
drunk and disorderiy.
1-heir names are Dad" Meiner George
Greer. Huber Miller, Edward Hending,
frank BuSh-Miller, Harry Bush-Miller,
John shannon. Matt Meiner, John Duh
fosse and William Schorle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
MdRRIAGE ~ NOrTOWaY.
Young Lady Also Elopes and Leaves n
Note in Her Room

JENNINGS ORDINARY, VA. oct. l.
Sepcial.-Ward's Chapel was the scene OF
quiet but very pretty marriage yestor-
day afternoon az 3 o'clock. Tie contract
ing parties were Mr.. William Kies and
Miss Alice T.. Elicit, both Of this county.
Miss Lulu Smith. Of the Southside Fe-
male Institute. Burkcville. Va, presided
at the organ Rev. Mr.. Routten perform
ed the ceremony
Both the hgidc and groom are well
known and popular. as was demonstrated
by the large concourse Of friends who wit
messed the ceremony.
After tho ceremony was over they re-
paired TO the home Of the groom. where
with many OF their friends they enjoyed
a bOuntiful rcpaGt.
Mrs. Ross, who lives about one mile
from this place. had quite a surprise yes
terday morning at ne non-appcarance Of
her daughter Miss Pearl, after being call
cd repeatedly.
Sftcr investigation all was made plain
by note i'm her room saying that she
had eloped with the man she loved. Mr.
Robert Trainhum and would be married
that night. They went to Burkcvile Va,
and were married Tuesday night. but it Is
n nuzzlo 10 know how they secured license,
as they were both under age.
II continues so dry in this section that
the farmers are unable 10 seed their
wheat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
CAUSE or BIMETALLISM.
Tho Answer of England to the Commission
still Delayed.

LONDON, oct. THE prediction made
in the dispatches Of the Associated rress
on Saturday last to the effect that Great
Britan's answer TO the bimetallic pro-
posals would be delayed has been CON
iirmed. Arrangements have now been
made 10 hold an informal conference be-
tween the Chancellor Of the. Exchequef'
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach. and other hlll,,
ish officials on the one side and the UNI "a
states Monetary Commissioners and COL
onel Hay. the United States Ambassador
on the other side. for the purpose OF Sc
curing n more definite understandings as
10 what the United States and France
expect.
Consequently the British Government
has been unable TO fulfill the promise ol
the Chancellor Of the EXcheQuer 10 give
the United States commissioners reply
carly during the present month.
Senator Edward O. Wolcott, Of the
United States Commission. has been here
for some time. and ex-Nice-President Adj
Iai Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson arrived
here yesterday. and General Charles
Payne. of Massachusetts, is now on his
way 10 London.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
NOTORIOUS SUINDLER,
Arrest of Man who Had Unlawfully Oh
fained 800 600.

NE7Y YORK, oct. THE police say
that Ammet c. Gibson. also known as
George \. Sherin, who was arrested to-
day and is now q prisoner al Police
Headquarters. is the most accomplished
bogus check and hotel swindler i'm the
country.
ceeded by means OF fOrgeries. bogus
checks and dealing in stocks and bonds
and playing his wiles upon first class hotel
keepers in the last four years, has sue
ceeded I'm getting ana spending IN the
neighborhood Of 800 000. Among his vic
tins are Henry Clews and John Wana-
maker.
Captain McClusky Nenumerates among
the hotels which suffered from Gibsons
patronage, the Parker House Boston; the
HOllenden. Cleveland; the Stratford. Phil
adelphia: the Bristol. Ohio. and the Cadil-
lac, Detroit, and the Lincoln, Pittsburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
DELEGATES 10 RICHMOND.
A.p.Hiu Camp WIN Not Elect Sponsors to
Represent 1t.

prTrRsBURG. VA, October 7.-spe-
ciaI.-A. p. Hin Camp Of Confederate
veterans tonight elected as delegates 10
the Grand-Carp which MEETS in Rich
mond on the 2oth instant General Cullen
a Rattle Ex-Governor William h. Cam
cron Dr John Herbert Claiborne. Messrs
u r. Vaughan. John Il. Turner and
George s. Bernard.
The camp decided not TO appoint spon-
sors TO represent the camp.
mo camp accepted the invitation TO at
tond The reunion or Confederate Nete-
rans In be held in Richmond on the 22d.
A committaee Of fifteen was appointed
to meet the Light Artillery of Massachu-
.o,tn ~ ,n0 ,ybo will arrive here from Salem
On next Monday night. and extend to the
visitors the use OF The hall OF the camp
during their stay in Petersburg.
Mr. George ;. bernard read paper
raj Malone Of the retreat from Peters
.b,irc 10 Appomattox Courthouse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

Cubans XIII and Wound Five Hundred
Spamish Soldiers.

HAVANA. oct 7.-Colonel Rotgert, an
official dispatch says. has been engaged
with an insurgent force at Carmen this
Province. The enemy. the Spaniards say.
occupied high positions in the interior OF
The mountains IN that vicinity
and in this manner they cx-
plained the fact that Colonel Rotgert
lost two hundred OF his soldiers. ana two
Of his officers ana many were wounded.
Altogether. tho SpaniarGs admit loss
of nearly Eve hundred men killed and
wounded. As against this the Spanish
officials only claim the insurgents left one
captain and one private Killed. although
they add that the enemy retired with
''the rest OF his loss.
The commercial bodies Of Cienfuegos.
Santa Clara. Saguala and Matanza, and
other places II is announced from
the palace. wish II 20 be understood that
they Join With Captain-Gcneral Woyler's
admirers I'm this city In the manifesto
lions and " tssagcs which have been
drafted n h honor, with the object OF
trving 10 Influence the Spanish Govern
men; 20 allow him 70 retain his post in
Cuba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Gold ncmocrac,.s Convention.

NEW YORK. oct. 7.-Ihe national
gold Democracy. which failed 10 make
nominations last week on account of a
rumOred deal with Tammany Hall, held
it's city, county and borough conventions
tonight I'm Cooper Union. The city con-
vention endorsed the nominees Of the
Citizens Union for city officers and tho
borough and county convontiOnns en-
dorsed the nominees OF Tammany Hall.
This latter action was taken because
corporation counsel Scott had been nom
mated for judge Of the Supreme Court by
Tammany Han.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
sOUTHERN COMMERCfAL CLUES.
A Movement for the Establishment oi Ar'
mor.Plate Factories.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October - -
Congress OF Southern Commercial Clubs
was held here to-day. Colonei y. W.
Cole. OF Nashville called the congress
10 order: Hon T.. w. McClintock' OF Bos,
'ton. Mass. was made chairman, ana
James c. Harris. Of Sheffield, Ala.' sec
retary. = Al
Congressman Joseph Wheeler, OF Ala
bama. made n brief speech on the pros
perlty OF the country In general.
The following committee was appointed
10 draft resolutions expressive OF the
sense of the congress: T. y. Anderson
Birmingham Ala; James r. Grove Shet-
field: ID. r. Burger. Mobile; a. j. Har-
ris. Nashville.
At the session tonight the committee
reported that as Congress was consider
ing the establishment Of an armOr-plate
plant and the Armor Factory Board
had determined TO investigate the facili-
ties for making plate by Southern iacto-
rics at low prices. be 1t
Resolved. That experience showed arm
or plate Of the best can be made more
cheaply in the South; that after the
most thorough investigationof the IA
cilties and advantages the South prom
ises. all commercial bodies in the South
are requested 20 aid IN the movement.
Tre report was adopted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Ammunition Captured.

HAVANA. oct 7.-According to the bui-
letlns issued to-day from the headquarters
OF the Spanards. Government force
has ambushed and captured - boat hav-
ing on board 20l boxes OF ammunition.
and has also seized 2i9 boxes OF ammuni-
ton. which the troops found ashore. Both
OF these lots Of ammunition. II IS stated.
belonged 10 an expedition which landed
at the mouth OF the river Arimo. I'm the
district Of Cienfuegos, Province Of Santa
Clara. recently
II f. further officially announced that
General Molina has captured. after a
short resistance. an insurgent camp. sit
uated on the heights OF Riscadero, Pro-
vince OF Havana.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
THE PRAIRIE FIRES.
The Devastation Widespread-other Fas
talilies Eepnrfeh.

WINNIPEG. MANITOBA. oct An
the suffering and loss of property caused
by Saturdays prairie fires are not yet
known. The devastation seems 10 have
been widespread. reaching from ST. An
ncs I'm the southeast of Winnipeg 10 81.
Laurent. on the shore Of Lake Manitoba
and from Morris 90 Broken Head.
Loss Of property Is reported from oil
this area.
To-day brought news from St. Laurent
OF an additional fatality. A Miss Price,
daughter OF farmer near St. Laurent,
became insane from the effects OF the
fire and left her home. it IS feared that
she wandered away and pe1-hed in the
flames. She was betrOthed to Mr. Up
holm, whose dead body was found IN the
track Of the fire.
Captain Allen. who was badly burned
in the fire near Lake Francis while driv-
ing home with load Of lumber and who
was brought 30 the hospital for treatment.
IS dead from his injuries. Fires are again
raging about the city, but no serious dam
age IS reported
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Ex.Conlcderate to be Shot.

PARRAL. STATE OF CHIHUAHUA.
MEXICO. october lit is reported that
Max Stewart. the American ex-Confede-
rate soldier, who shot and Killed a po-
lfceman here some time ago and was
sentenced 20 death for the crime, viii
be shot within a few days.
The appeal from prominent officials In
the United states has been i'm the hands
OF President Diaz several weeks. and Il
is stated that the latter has refused the
condemned man clemency for the roa-
son that the killing Of the policeman
was q cold-booded murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

Colonel j. A. Faw, OF Bristol. editor
~ the Times OF that city. and one Of the
most effective Democratic stump speak
ers in Virginia, is at Murphy's, and Will
remain ia the city to-day.
Judge W. r. Rhca, OF Bristol. Is also
at MurDhy's. lie came here to attend
the meeting OF the State Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee. OF which he is a mem
her. TIM Judge. who IS fine stump
sneaker. has been invited bv President
Wallace OF the Powhatan Club. TO make
an address 10 the voters % Richmond
during the campaign. and he has prom-
ised 10 DO so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
YOUNG PEoPLn's CONTENTION,
A Lively Discussion Over the Time and
Place of Meeting.

NORFOLK, VA. oct. 7.-Special.--A
sunrise prayer-meeting ushered in-the sec-
ond day Of the B. Y. i. Il. Convention.
II was conducted by Rev. Dr. ". ;.
Leake, Of Petersburg.
The session of the convention was
opened with prayer by J. ii. Newbill, Of
Crewe. Va.
The first address was by Rev. L. G..
Broughton. OF Roanoke. who delivered the
second Of his lecture series on Bible
study. after which Rev. DR.. George b.
Taylor, educational leader, took the
chair. and the special feature OF the
morning was begun. The topic was the
Educational Possibilities OF the Young
Peoples Movement"
Rev. j. NJ Mercer. ID. D.. OF Richmond,
spoke on new and improved church meth
DDS. and Rev. j. j. Hall. OF Norfolk. dis
cussed intensified personal devotion.
Calvin Moss, Of Lynchburg. told how
to conduct the Christian culture feature
OF the unions work. and Miss Lizzie Har-
vey.. OF Richmond, spoke on Junior
Work"
The election of officers was deferred un-
I'll the afternoon session.
The report OF the Commltte; on Resolu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
FRYER SiTUAJfON
Much Improved in New orleans-The
Panic Has nied Our.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. THE fever sit
uation was considerably improved to-
day. There have been but two deaths re-
ported up 20 this hour. one OF which was
mentioned last night i'm these dispatches.
Yesterday by noon there has -been nine
teen cases and i've deaths. As matter
OF fact the situation here Is no worse
tban in has been for some time. and ex-
element has absolutely died out. Now
that the disease has shown no signs OF
becoming epidemic business men are ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
ranging to bring their families back to

ranging TO bring their families back TO
the city. ,r,
NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. I.Ihe
State Board OF Health has removed the
restrictions against refugees from ye.oM
service.
MOBILE. ALA, Oct 7-There were
four cases In the past twenty-fonr hours ,,
and no deaths In the past forty-eish'
hours.
EDWARDS. MISS. Oct. ten cases
Of yellow fever were officially reported
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
GLITEAU'S PIsTOL.
The One With Which lie Shot Garfield Res
covered by the Police.

WASHINGTON. oct THE police have
recovered what they believe is the pistol
with which Guiteau shot President Gar
field, and put 1t in the cabinet at head
quarters for safe-keepng.
Ii is an ordinary British bulldog, Of
cheap make, the handle being set in with
pieces of bone or ivory. 1t is said to have
been obtained from a citizen who has
had it in his possession for a number Of
years july .. 1881. the pistol was taken
from police headquarters by Colonel
George Il. COrkhill then district attor-
ney. Subsequently it disappeared. and
trace Of IL was obtained only recently.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
THE SEAL CONFERENCE.
The British View Of 1t as Laid Before the
Sfate Department.

WASHINGTON. October THE State
Department has received fun information
as to the position Of the British govern
ment on the proposed Behring Sea con-
ference.
The British view. as laid before the
state Department. IS that at no stage
of the negotiations has the British gov
ernment agreed to n conference except
between the eXDerts Of Great Britain
Canada and the United states.
,rhe latest correspondence on the sub
iect leads TO considerable doubt as to
who will participate in the coming meet
ings. 1t has been understood that the
differences would be brideed over by
holding two meetings.. in one OF which the
Russian and Japanese were 20 participate
without Great Britain, while second
meeting would be held between the eX-
nerts Of Great Britain and the United
States.
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Shot Three pers0ns.

WASHINGTON. oct. "A shocking
tragedy occurred this afternoon about
three miles from Sandy Spring Md. I'm a
secluded spot near EdnOr p0stoffice.
William rimmons shot and killed Will
liam Hinton. his father-in-law, about
which will probably prove fatal 10 his
wife. Elizabeth Timmons. who IS about
twenty-eight years old and also shot
the wife Of John Hinton. his wife's
sarily fatal wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
sENORTTlo1sNHROs ESCAPES.
The Prosecuted Girl Evades tho Spanish
Authorities.

HAVANA. Oct THE beautiful young
Cuban patriot. Senorita Evangelna Cossio
Y Cisneros, heroine of the sensational
adventure with the Spanish Governor OF
the Island Of Pines, has escaped from the
Casa De Recogidas where she had been
confined for several months on "A charge
of conspiracy against the Crown of Spain
and of an attempt upon the life OF Gov
ernor Berez, Governor of the Isle OF
Pines.
The authorities have not yet secured
any clue as 10 her whereabouts. Several
81 the employees OF the establishment have
been arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
NO MORE VINE,
Kentucky Bankers VIII Not Drink at
Their Meetings:

FRANKFORT. KY. oct. THE Ken
tucky Banking Association before ad-
iourning its annual session adopted a
resolution complimenting and endorsing
the local bankers for keeping wine off
the table at the annual banquet last night
saying that il was recognized as a pleas
ing advancement and resolving that at
ali the annual banquets hereafter ladies
should be among the guests, "as the only
stimulants there
IT is the first action Of the Kind ever
taken by a Kentucky association of a
similar character and is exciting COM
ment, coming from an organization at
whose previous annual ianquets wine has
been as free as water and more freely
consumed.
The Associations closing business was
the election Of officers, Hon. J. ID. Pow
ers. Of OwensbOrO succeeding as presi5
dent Captain J. III. Leathers.
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PURCHAsE or RAILROADS.
Switzerland's Government TO Spend 2Oo,-
OOO. 900 That WAY.

BERNE. SWITZERLAND, oct. THE
National Council. by a vote OF 90 10 20,
has adopted bill providing for the pur-
chase OF the five principal railroads OF
Switzerland at cost approaching MIL
Hard Of francs Zone billion francs: or
100000 O0Ol, for which purchase loan
10 nrofeffeb
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the defence will offer small amount
OF sur-rebuttal. and then the way VIII be
clear for the arguments Of the attorneys
which will take about one week.
II was n bad day for the oefence. Inc
almost DESTROYED
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Virginia POstmnsters.

WASHINGTON. October THE fol-
lowing appointments Of fourth-class post
masters were made to-day
Virginia-Lafayette. j. w. Snedegar:
Swords Creck Charles Deb0rd, Flor
ence. W. d. Riggs: Friendship. w -.
Hunt: Lindhurst. 9. n. Webster: New
ell. !. T. Snder; Rogers Store. William
A. Pugh. South CASTOR. William Baker,
Speedwell. Mrs. ia. NJ. Watson.
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Guntemnlan Rebellion Crushed.

GUATEMALA. Oct. THE Minister for
Foreign Affairs has cahlcd 10 the Guile
malan COnsul-Gencral IN London an
nouncing the complete triumph of thd
Government troops over the revolutionary
forces in the West. adding that Quesai
has been rccaptured. and that tht
rebellion will soon Doc crushed out.