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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
REVOLT m HICARAsUA Is ON.
s.a Seas DsI s.s enc Fir.s RENT -
Attack.

New York. Feb. IA dispatch 10 the
Herald from San Juan del Sur says;
Conservative refugees who have been
thrsatrniag an attack on the government
since their failure lasi September, rushed
through the village without the slightest
warning and SURPRISED the baTTacka,
TheFp WAS one fatality On each side.
The Rivaa aulhsFitiea were unaware Of
the refugees entry into Nicaragua ter.
ritory until o'clock. A detachment Of
about go men was started nt I O'Clock
with hops 81 intercepting the attack In
San Jaan o. retaking the place. They
adyancrd 10 the top o. the divide, about
league from here, where they encampsd
with the inteation Of eacamping At day
light, scouis having rcpoTtea that the
revulutioaists' outpUaaa were AZ the tool
q The hill There were slight skinnlshe'
yesterday, but no serious attack wai
made. Rerolntlonists about 800 strong AZ
entEsncAed In . good position outside III
town. More government troops are ex
pectrd AZ Rivas tomorrow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
BRIT1sK PARLIAlrKHT OPENED.
Ths ausesss spseeh-msssSsG 90 shs
Irish raFtlapsasagy Party.

Innana. Feh. p.--Ths f1asth sranion II
shs fDaTtesnth parliament II Qoeen Vic
tnsia and ihs tNsnsy sixth 81 The United
Kingdom, uas oprnea By commission a.
Z O'Clock yesterday aflsspoon With The
customary nsrumenirA Referring 10 the
uprising u she natlvea In India ths speech
fsum ths tkFuas sayss
sOa tho nnEthwesiefa border a nay In.
dian empire thsFr i an organized ont.
break a ganaiclnm which spread u The
summsr al along lie lrontisF and inAnced
anny tEtlea 10 hTrak thsis engARsanent
With my government and 10 attack the
military posts In their vicinity and even
ihe sstiiSl districts d my Territory. ]
uaa compelled 10 asnd expeditions against
tho oiIsaiing tribes for The panlshmsni
IL ontFngsa and 20 tnAare peace In tho "a,
sure. A IsoEtIon II tha AiEidia tSihes have
M yst see'pted The trrma oiIeErd them
bat elsewhere operations have berr
hFuaght b. = sncoesufal cloaa.-
PTevioas 10 She seaansmhllng II paTiia
ment the usual party u beei eaters, &c
cosnpanied BY a number II oilieiais. and
heAded By Chief u Pelice HaEley. mad,
the customary search lor imitatosa o
Gay Faxksa. iotInally ssCsEtAininR tha
the saulta q The houses of pahiamru
did not sonsain anything iaimiaal 10 III
aAfsty al The nembsEA.
The Irish parliamentary party naei q
eunmittse room u Timolhy HIealy an
VI. sappwtsrA. who abslained from a
tending The party Sneetings. previous 3
the last acu.lon Of parliament, were pre-.
enl. John Dillon wss re-elccted chaiI
man and The whips and SECRETARY wcr
also Fe-elerscd
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
Is DIVORCED AT FARGO.
A Spanish counsess Released Prem
q Spanish Husband.

Minneapolis. MINI. Feb. s,--A Journal
spccial frum Fargo. n. D.. saysi
Saturday aight States Attorney Fred
MosTills sccurcd divorce for . Spanish
lady. Cruelty was the ground upon which
the decree was securcd. There was no
hght made on The suit by her husband.
The plaintiff was Countess Marie de Ia
Concepcion de la Canteraby Clark de
Csobely Fernandez The defendant was
Juan c. de Gobely Fernandez They
were married in Madrid In March. lsOe
The hdy belongs 10 ono Of the oldesi
aud wcalthisst families In Spain and owns
large estates In both Spain and Cuba
United States Minister woOdford resides
In one Of her houses at Madrid and n,
lady Il second In rank and wealth only
10 The family Of the premier. She CAM
here several months ago. accompanied B,
maid. and seems 10 have had a morta
fear Of publicity.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PRESIDENT Or oUATEMALA
Political Fietting AGainst the Cess
fraI AmePisaa RuieS Resuitsa -
ssis Death-nsa dissolved aae
Legislative Beay-The lseveinsien
IN That Bsay.

San Francisco, Feb. I0s-A special cable
gram TO tile Evening Post from San dose
Dc Gnateplaia announces that President
BaFri0s has been assassinated. but that
calm now prevails. Il
jose Maria Reina Barrioa was born In
GuatemalA December n. 1850. In early
youth he became attached 70 the military
arm Of the government. finally attaining
the rank Of general. He participated In
the frnquent petty revelations that have
regularly shaken up the Central Ameri-
can republicans ~ often against the gov
ernment a. In IL support.
In 1907 General Barrios Has ehosen
president and until last year ruled the
nation with fFmness and better show
Of real fsatEiotism than i usually made
By GpaniSn-A meFican governors Early
last june President RarFios dissolved the
legislative lrody Of Guatemala and de-
eiared himself dictator. Financial diff.
enities had for some time heset the gov
eminent. and the political situation was
much eomplieaind The president had en-.
eonntered serious opposition 81 the ma
lional assembly ID connection with Cos.
eminent bill 10 authorize the raising In
Europe "A loan u sIS00OJO0O destined
10 finish the Northern railroad Of Gtnt-
smaia and 10 promote other enterprises.
WITH the dissolution Of The assembly the
political st0m began TO gather and fnal-
". In the early part Of September, burst
into open rebellinn.
The bead II the revolution and pr0spec.
tive president had II snoceeded was Gen
esai Prosps4o MoFnies. who had previously
been minister 81 War. The aFSt AT Of tn
rebels MAS the assassination Of the pres
identis hroshsr In San Jnae. The rebel
assembled and captured the Inland tOwn
II San MaEcos, QneEaltrnango and Sal
FELIPE anA The nnimportant aeapoEts o
Ocns and champerico The progress n III
ra0lnsion WAS quickly stopped. howeveI
BY lhe enegprtic actions 81 haErios and b.
|. the middle a October al Of its leader
had been executed or were In exile Bu
The disadccti0n VAS too general TO b
finally oercome Fresh plots were sod
In procrss al formation and the assassin
alton a. Bsuios h undoubtedly the oui
c0nae 81 ono Of ihe@e.
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FROM HELENA TO KLoHDrKE.
citisena Waat the Secretary et was
90 send q raFty Overland.

Helena. Mont. Feb. l0.--At . meeting
hela here. AZ which representatives from
different PARTS Of the state were present,
resolution was adopted requesting the
serretaEy Of war 10 detail an unanned
party fram the regular army 10 20 over
the overland route from this city via I'd.
montoa, Alberta. 10 the ALASKAN gold
Ilelda, after arst securing the consent 81
the dominirn government. Among those
AZ the mcetiag wele half donen men wig
were In the Fraser river gold stampede d
20 years ago. They had gone over thc
route at that time, and they Ny Il l. not
only the best, but Il h the shortest route
10 The Alaskan gold fields Among ths
speakers was an old employee d the Had
son nay Company, who said Il was Z
route over which live stock could he prof
ltahly taken. The Montana delegation ii
congress WI BE- urged 10 have the war De
pArtment give the matter immediate at
| tenlion,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
IDAHO WAITS TO RAISE FUNDS


Boise, Idaho. Feb. l0.--The executive
committee Of the recently appointed Ida
no commission Of the Omaha exposition
has issued an address 10 the people Of the
state The commission desires 10 raise
$1,000. Estimates 81 the expense are sab
mitied A. follows; Mining, 5000; h0rti-
cultural, ee4o0; agricultural, $1,000; pho
iogrnpha, $500; forestry, $50; Idaho Of
Giee expenses, ESQ; salaries Of cciIcctorA,
clerk. stenographer and men in charge Of
the exhibits. $500; express and postage,
$50; travelling expenses, $500; $4,000
pamphleta and other advertising matter,
$780, freight and carriage, $500; com.
mission on collections. 500; repairs and
maintenance At exposition, &250O; total
&lGO00.
The address says; at Is believed that
the legislature Of lsa9 should, and, if ths
business sentiment Of the state is At IL
back, win reimburse The subscribers 4
this fund 10 the amount above mention
ed. To this end the commission. by IL
agents. throughout the state, viii, at Al
early date, solicit Subscriptions Certih
Gates signed by lis officers win be gives
for the same. The total issue Of suel
certificates not 10 exceed the aboxe men
TONED el6.0Oo.-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
SILVER As A LEaAL rEnnER


Detroit, Mich, FEB. 6,--Fred A. Baker,
prominent attorney Of Detroit, has filed
81 answer 70 suit brought aeainst him
IN the Oakland county circuit court, IN
Y0lying the eonstitutignality Of the Bland.
Allison act and o., laws pertaining 70
silver a. q legal tent
stephen Baldwin bought farm upon
which Nj. baker held mortgage that
became due 10 the amount Of 1854. In.
Guiding Interest. NJ. Baldwin rendered
NJ. Baker ss4 silver dollars and asked
for the eanceilation of the mortgage. Mr..
Baker refused 70 surrender the meFfgags
Cor the 904 silver dsllars. but agreed 70
cancel & Il he received enough silver dol
lars to equal the present bullion value d
sllyer II sel gold dollars This condition
was declined BY Mr.. Baldwin and be fled
suit In equity. asking for decree com
naanding Mr.. Baker 70 cancel the mort
gage IN view o. the tender made
In the answer Mr.. Baker submits thai
under the power TO coin money. Tegpiats
The yalne thereof. and Of foreign dsoin'
and Ok the standard Of weights and meas
nres," the congFess Of the United State
has no more authority o. power a. fai
a ppe-existing contracts for the paylnen'
Of money are concerned To diminish o
increase the number Of grains Of pun
gold or pure silver In the dnilaT. IN whici
contract has been lawfully exprease.
than Il has 10 prs-existing contraets Y
change the number Of grains in an ealnc
or the number Of inches In q foot or fee
in yard. Or 70 change any other stand
ard q weights and measures. Several q
The lsadiag attorneys d Detroit are IN
tsrested IN the case.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
TROOPS 10 GO 10 ALASKA.


Portland, Ore, Feb. lO.-Orders have
been received At department. headquarters
at Vancouver Barracks 20 send four COM
panies Of United States troops to Dyea
and Skagay IS soon As possible This
order is issued on account Of the threat-
ened lawlessness at the points mentioned
Companies A, B. @ and H Of the Four
tenth infantry have therefore been or
dered to take station At SkAguay and
DyeA and as soon as transportation can
be ARRANGED they win be sent forward.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
has chartered the steamship Australia
one Of the Pacific Mail feet. and there Is
q probability that she win be sent here
to transport the troops north.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
.pisauyTEp MHERs RETURN.


Victoria, b C.. Feb. IA special
from Nanaimo states the steamer Noyo
has arrived there from Skaguay. &e has
IS disguised passengers aboard. tired OF
the country after their first experience,
and severely denonneing the Klondike
rush. The treasure on board amounts 10
$4,000. One 81 the passengers said 800
men could do all the work offered At
Skaguay and there were At least 500
men there who had nothing TO do bn.
drink and gamble. when the MORO pass
ed, the position Of the Corona was moEs
critical han heretofore reported. The
Noyo had no communication With ths
wrecked passengers on Lewis island.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
NORTHERN PACIFIC BOUGHT IT
Takes O. Fifsy-PIss sIIlesss Track
On Moataaa.

Anaconda. Mont, Feb. She Amazon
dA Standard. on private information NJ
ceived from New York. announces the
sale of the Montana union nilroad 10 the
Northern Pacific. The terms are not yet
made public.
The Montana Union Is connecting
link IN Montana between the Union Pa
cifcis terminus near Butte and the North.
ern Pacific line az Garrison. The road
h about S. miles long. Il was operated
originally under joint arrangement by
the Union Pacific and the Northern Pa
cifc. The purchase Il Of Importance. as
4 makes Apmplete the Northern naciRc's
through line from ST. Paul TO the coast
via the cities Of Butte and Anaconda.
w. IT. Burns. president and general
manager Of the Montana Union. who has
declined TO confirm the report. Of the sale
has left for New York, and Il Is reported
from that city that promptly on his ar
rival there the formal transfer will b
made.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12
MISSOURI RIVER DRIED UP.
State 81 Analrs Never before Known
Exists Near ReIenn.

Helena, Mont, Feb l0.-For the fiEst
time In its history the upper Missouri
river. or that part q it below Canyon
Ferry, is dry. The incompieied portion
Of the dana being built BY the Helena Wa
ter and Electric Power Company, A.
miles north Of Helena, was closed yesteE-
day, and althonghsthe river At that point
runs more than 1000 cubic feet per SO
ond. according 10 government surveys.
il will take the river two days to rise the
Eve feet how remaining before it will now
over The dam. A lake Is being formed
by the backwaters Of the dam. which ex.
tends seven miles up the river and covers
six square miles o. territory. In the
meantime the river below the dam Is pTac-
tically dry, a child being able to ford i
without danger. Men are prospecting u
the river bed for gold, while others have
taken out large catches Of trout and
other iish that have S@~n caught in tn
pools formed in the river bed. The dan
h - feet high. and has been built at |
cost Of s450.000. In few weeks Il vii
be furnishing electrical power to this city
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

waahinglun, Feb. 9.--The president has
sent these nominations 10 the senate,
Herman q. Nickeraon. agent for the
Indians q the shoshone agency In Wy.
oming.
Norman y. Malcolm. commissioner IN
and for the district Of Alaska
L.B. Noagh, receiver Of public moneys
al Vancouver. Wash.
AlOnso Q. Katss, Virginia, TO be eonsa
at paiEas. Greece.
10 be ularahal. Theodore J. I.ynds. dIs
trict Of Montana.
To Be register Of The land Office, Matth
ew n. Mallory AZ waterville. Wash.
Navy Commander Francis N. Banc
10 Be rear admiral
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pANK pIREcroas on TRIAL.
cAarsea wlsA nlesaay Acc.pslax
Depoeit.

Spokane, WASH, Feb, lOs--The trial Of
A. A. Newbery, n n. Hyde and w. ].
Dryer. q the failed CitiRens' National
hank, h IN progress here. They are
charged with accepting = deposit from
Postmaster Mallon after the institution
was IN failing condition. Mayor =. d.
olmstcd and D. +. weiRel, defendants in
the same cass, elected 10 have separate
trial. A jury was secured without din
Guilty from The regular panel r. r. NJ
Strickland, who was receiver Of the bank
after lie failure, was the only witness call
ed today, and he had only identified him
self when adjournment was taken unit
tomorrow.
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. total Of si,iosAss. This puts the dis.
tFirt fourth IN the list Of producers "a
this eontinent. with an excellent chance
q winning.
Ths nssaina GSepp.
A Boston party has purchased the Ne
dina group q claims on Springer creek IN
The SLOGAN. paying 5000 spot cash. The
group 10 ON Mineral hin aad waa located
last summer. About $1,000 worth 81 work
has been done. The new owners win Fap-
idly dsyslop the property.
Aimsst > oHarass % . maIIten.
The ore shipments from South KOot-
enay through the port Of Nielsen Tor the
past week amounted 10 2e4G t0na. and Of
matte 20 100 tons. The total value was
ee3b, s01. making . total value - Ear for
1893 a el,A2p .2o2. an increase d almost
100 per cent over he same period o. 1897,
FFuIn present indications Il Il expected
that South Kootenay will produce over
as 100000 IN minerals In i6De. ~ the
mnnthiy totals viii Be largely inereased
a soon - spring opens BY The addition
81 . number Of shipping mines on which
Development work u being done The
agnfes for the past week werrs Trail
smsitsE lmattsl. 30 tons, Hall mines
smelter tmattel. 20 tonst Le noi, l2l0
tnna; Payne. coo tonsi Reno. 20 tons;
Tambles. Is tonsi WhiteWster. 81 tansG
KootenAy Ore Company. go tonss IAss
Chanea, 20 tons; Black Diamond, 40 tons;
6iocAn Star. 60 tons; IFon Mask. 100 tons
IN RtaFenee Cnmp.
A rich strike has been made in the NJ
kAdo mine, h naboon gnleh. This guiel
waa tam0ns Tor its PLACER digginga IN nFiy
days ~ ths camp 1t Fiorrnce. when !
single yard ei gravel yialdeA elsO0 II
promises ssiil 70 ylsld millions 10 In
quartz miner. At the bottom 81 . -
ioos sAaft ore uas sneenntered rnnnini
a. pr psana. Tie ore b fra miliiAg an.
highly ozEAlnsA. GupeFintendent Isishe,
lsaya that with hand mortar enough gull
could h. poanAed out 30 pay al The run
nlng expenses a che mine The Eock !
literally covered slth fTee goia. PTeseni
Ing . Riistening appearance 10 the nAke
eye The ore h being sacked and siose
auniiiAg the eosning Il spring, when
mIli nil be erected.
measiana nhipmenta.
Rnssland shipsnensM u orr last wee
aggregated l2g0 i0na. a. failowss 1
Rol 1000. War Eagle las. CenlaF star y
IEua Mask 20 Shipmsnta ioF this yea
- Ear we're o0e6 tens.
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Washington, Feb. e.--The president has
sent che following nominations TO the
senate,
Justice Edward r. Thomas al New
York, 10 be United States district judge
for The eastern district Of New York.
Consula-Iouis A. Berg Of Texas. Al
Durango, Mexico; +. w. GoTing Of Illi'
nola, at New Castle, n. s. W., Jacob II
ThIerOt Of New Jersey, at Lisbon. Port
ugal.
Postmasiers w. Irwin, TO be post
master at Butte. and J. w. Miskin Al
Glendlve.
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IgtItea 1--WE Tramps WAS weEe
neafln@ Ehefr Way, Thire 49,
r1sHsav nnfurea $50 . Fearsh
eHsahtIy mrmtae4-~u nnmfun Cas-
fsehsiy Unasr SLOW or&eps.

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na.s.s,.., sg.f. q, 49, r..,sl.s,,. s..sos
1870 1890 !. tvs.si. : go 49,. 49,
X r.s,f.ll $500 z $500, -..s..,,.'s
suos,.inv n...y -, - k...ss~,, 49,,
80 ~ H. 9;..e ~. -. r;,1..s 80
5000 irf,.r,s "a 80 S-.,.rsi. ss,..,si.,
$1,000 o. ~ sss ...;I 1870 ...,'s..'.'s
I si;yhf 80 ~. - h.ra III. nshsy
.s1,nea a. ~ .,....,.,. s.,.....,.., ,..,.
hnrt
The deaa -. J.kn f..lve,s ..Sp -
lsrd ~ irInrra - 800 ~ 1890 s.
p.frr e.nith
% flnIv.rs,. hc.sv 49,. f...,,a n.tt.v. -
racn-,r...'s.sson 80. ~. -,s...-s-s-.,s. 80
N ~ e..trc esr-et 1870 fsn--,.s,v
=. Fr.v~;.,,,' - s-,.r. - n..i-.s
efr..t T.Il~.- f,.,.r..,,v -, /. .htv,..,..
r..,;,s - 49, s.s,,., .. ~ -
- snS . s.ie.,s,- a -, $50. ~
IN 1890 s'fs1,.s - 80 : go 1890
q 20
r-..l, -. 49, -. 49, 49,. ! =.
l.nd;s 1910 - ~. - - = 49,.
80 rritt.n. ~I1;.rv e 81 u r..,an1.
s,nr, - An....s ss 4 r...,.s to-
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/. WEIGH cor TwEHTY YEARs.



Helena, Mont. Feb. 9. Thomas Weleh.
= halG-hreed Indian, who was convicted
Of murder in the second degree II Custer
county. was taken 70 the state peniten-
tiary yesterday, where he win seFve 20
year term. Welch was associated with
0eoEge r 0eddes IN the murder d Win
ME Brown. q young Tongue river raneher.
Brown was killed BY . e0l0red man NAMED
DIXON. who had been urged % make away
VITA him BY Gelades and Mira 0eddeA At
the time q TIE shooting Geades vas IN
Chicago. but he was arrested fer com-
plicity, tried last month and found guilty
Il murder in Tie second degree and SEN
tenced TO - years n TIE penfieutiary.
Geddes il the son q wealthy New York
er, who i pEominenEly connected with the
chicago, AIElwankee 4 81 Paul road.
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AN INSULT 10 THE PRESIDENT,
The Recall 90 Ninlster ne Lome ID
Considered Certain.

Washington, Feb. l0.-The publication
in what Il Supposed TO be an autograph
letter written BY Senior De LONE. the
Spanish minister, TO his friend. Caneleias,
criticising the president with the utmost
freedom, caused sensation in otiicial
Washington and sooa viii be followed
BY Minister De Lome's departure from the
United States.
In this letter the Spanish minister re-
fcrs 10 President Mckinley As ~weak and
catering is the rah6le." and as q slow
politician. who desires 10 stand well with
the jineoes Of his party
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-12

Spokane. WASH, Feb. l0.--wm. A,
smith, negro who broke into a house
ON Front avenue a couple Of months ago
and stole couple Of rocking chaira and
who was convicted q burglary, was yea
terday afternoon senienced 10 1--WE year.
IN the penitentiaFy. He win BE- taken ts
Walla walla al once.
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Pittsharg, Feb. l0.--At $3.50 last night
Ore started IN the large three-story cold
storage house Of the Chantanqaa Lake Ice
Company, ~npying block from Twelfth
10 ThirteeGth street. between Pike and
Mulberry streets. and before the flames
were sabdee.l At lsl5 a. N. nearly = .oo0,.
600 worth q property had been destroyed,
at least six lives lost. and many people
badly injured.
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IAoEsr SILK MIL IN .. s.
win Ne BaIls n New Jersey ~ Ger
maa Capital.

Chicago, Feb. "A special to the Tn.
bana from New York says:
One Of the biggest silk manufacturing
houses in Europe, with mills at Ciefeld,
Germany, IL 10 remove 10 this country,
locating at Paterson, n. J., and build
what Il intended 10 be the largest silk
min in the United States The incoFpor.
alton papers. aled in Paterson, give the
name Of the concern a. the Andiger Meyer
silk Company. Employment win be Civ
en- 10 400 weavers.
Il Il stated by julius Brander, The pro
iector o. the enterprise. that the srale Of
wages Of skilled silk workers in the
United States has been lowered In the lasl
few years 30 that European manufactur
err are forced 20 come here II they would
retain their business in the American
market.
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Havana, Feb. Insurgents aynamited
train in TIE province q Santiago Dc
caha. destroying first Class passenger
car and another car loaded with cattle.
Five passengers were killed and 81 were
wounded. TIE Spanish version Of the AZ
iair adds that the insurgents afterwards
attacked TIE train. but were repulspd By
The Gre Of ths escort until The arrival q r.
inlnrramentA