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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mrs. C. N. spineo, dressmaker. at lss
South Main street
Mrs. Antoine poirier Of Shelhune
spent Christmas with her daughter, Mrs
H. Marin.
Leon Poirier OF Shelbmne spent Christ
mas with his sister, Mrs. II, Marin, IN
this city.
w. Z. Sutherland returned to-day to
his home in ST. Adams after a business
visit in the city
Master Arthur Marin Of Malone, n.
". spent the Christmas vacation At his
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Pitter OF Burlington
spent Christmas at the home Of Airs.
Pitter. Mrs. II. Marin, Of this city
Miss Mary Poirier who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs IT. Marin, dur
ing the holidays, returned to Burling
ton yesterday.
The annual parish supper VIII be held
at the Universalist church next Monday,
January ,. at o'clock. Coffee. hot rolls
ana butter win be furnished, and ALI
members and friends are invited to come
and bring cold meat, salads, cakes and
pics. Il is hoped there viii be q large
attendance. Come and have q social
time.
The Barre Independents, a basketball
team. were defeated by the Hardwick
team AT Hardwick last night, the score
being 81 TO 95. after q hotly contested
game. Cass aud Underwood. the lard
wick forwards shot nine and seven
baskets. respectively, while Carr Was
the high scorer for the Independents.
with ouiy siX baskets 20 his credit
Three ffteen-miuute periods were played.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
FIRE AT BANGOR
Damaged Stock in Store of ]. C. White
g. Co.

Bangor, Me-. Dee. 30 The stock OF
the J. C. White & Co. dry goods store
on Main street. owned by Mrs Fred II.
White, was badly damaged by smoke
last night, during fire that originated
from the furnace IN the basement A
small quantity Of goods was burned and
the building. which is owned by T. w.
iii. was slightly damaged Mrs Whites
loss viii probably be about $1,000, COW
cred by insurance.
smoke penetrated the music store of
the NJ. II. Andrews company adjoining
The damage there win probably be ST.
600. also insured The upper floors Of
the White building were occupied by
several tenants Mrs. Samuel Neasie,
who was i'll on the third floor, was
brought out on a bed by the police, and
Mrs. Perry Southland, who lived on the
fourth floor, helpless from rheumatism.
was also taken out by the police
The manicure parlors OF Ward &
Walker ON the second floor were dam
aged by smoke.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
SEVENTEEN VICTIMS
AT PITTSFlELD
Died at the Hospital To-day-An In
vesti. ion Is Started, and An
INQUEST Will Be Held Latef.

Pittsfeld, Mass, Dec. 30.-Fred Dou-
cage died at the hospital here to-day
from injuries received in the boiler ex-
plosion yesterday at the plant Of the
Norwood Lake Ice company, making .
total Of seventeen victims. An inyesti
CATION was begun to-day under chief
boiler Inspector McBeil and three
deputies. An inquest will be held be-
foic Judge Burke later The other dead
are: William Dunn, engineer; George
Ward, fireman; John Raymond, carpen-
ter; Edgar Allen, employe; Leo Ter
mandz NJ. r. Smith, Wyatt Moore, Viii
liam Papoon, Alfred Bence, Frederick
Rlther, Elmer Eldridge, James MeNalus,
George Houghtaling, Joseph Gallego.
all laborers; unidentified laborer
The city council yesterday afternoon
passed resolutions with view to sup
plying the wants Of those left father
less and to help the injured. Within q
short time neaRy $4,000 was subscribed
PHYSICIANS ambulances and automo-
biles were rushed from this city to the
lake and the injured men brought to
the hospital here. In some instances
the bodies of the dead were so badly
mutilatcd that Identification was inn
possible for many hours.
Parts of the bodies were found some
100 to 200 feet from the site Of the de
stroyed building, The boiler house and
the boiler were broken into hundreds Of
pieces. The icehouse was damaged but
little and the entire monetary loss viii
not exceed $500.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
GOODS APPRAISED
They Belong to Frank H. Partridge and
Were Seized at Montreal.

Burlington, Dec. 80. An appraisal Of
the goods found in two trunks belonging
to Frank II. Partridge OF New York was
made yesterday afternoon in the office
OF the United States marshal Mrs.
w. S. Wager and w. J. Dobble OF F. d.
Abernathy's store were the appraisers.
The contents OF the trunks consisted Of
wearing apparel for Mr. and Mrs. PART
ridge, and il il the intention Of MI.
Partridge to furnish bond for the value
of the goods so that he may use them,
The articles consisted Of almost every
thing that could he worn, even TO Il
dress suit for Mr., Partridge and a NUM-
Der OF hats for Mrs. Partridge. The
case is that Of the United States vs..
two trunks, as no charges have been
made against Mr. Partridge for at
tempted Smuggling. The property was
seized in Montreal on October "a. The
bond was furnished before United States
Commissioner Villas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
THREE HURT.
Women Injured In Course Of Slight Fire
at Portland.

Portland. Me-, Dec 30. Two women
were burned, but neither OF them Sc
Tiouslv, and another had her shoulder
dislocsted in a fall down the front steps
during a fire yesterday in the rear Of q
three. story brick dwelling at 62 Hamp-
shire street. Mrs. John T. Sawyer was
scorched about the face and overcome
by smoke for short time Her burns
were only superficial, but she was tax
en- to a hospital. Her daughter, Miss
Lillian Sawyer, received slight burns on
the hands and feet. Miss Catherine
Snow. who sent in a still alarm which
was followed by bell alarm, fell head
long down the front steps just after she
had returned to gather some OF her be-
Iongings Mrs. Sawyer and her daugh-
Ter were taken down from their apart
ments by Police Officer George Chand-
Ter
No one seemed to know just how
the fire started, the first warning the
neighbors had was the screaming Of two
women on the upper floors. The dam
hge to the building was slight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
WILL IS SUSTAINED
In the Case Of Frank Laraway in La
noble County Court.

Hyde Park. Dec. 90 Lamoille
county court in the case Of Fred Lara
way VS.. estate OF Frank Laraway, on
trial the past eight days. in which about
SIS, 600 was involved. the jury held that
the instrument propounded is the last
will and testament of Frank Laraway,'
On Wednesday the case OF State vs,
Bert Smith OF HYDE Park, charged with
killing deer last October, was tried.
The jury found Smith guilty, and he
was fined 500 and costs, amounting to
sl64.4s. This makes four deer cases
acted upon by the states attorney at
this term, all proving guilty and aggre-
eating in fines and costs over $500.
The jurors We're discharged yesterday,
having served "a days. an unusually long
term for this county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
couNTER-su1r BROUGHT.
ice Sassi Charged with Assault by
CavalazZ.


Joseph Sassi was arrested Yesterday
afternoon and placed under 5000 bail
for his appearance in county court to
answer to suit which charges the as
saulting of A. Cavalazzi in the latter
barber shop last October 1t is alleged
By Cavalazzi that Sassi came into his
shop and that during quarrel between
them Sassi pulled revolver and, threat
ening to shoot him. pointed the gun 80
close TO Cayalazzi's face that the muzzle
went into his mouth and injured his
lin. The officers say that the scrap was
continued out on the sidewalk in front
OF the shop, and that reyolyers and ra
zors were aourished in dangerous man
ner
It is said that this suit is a cross-fire
against the suit for 5000 damages,
which Sassi has just brought against
Luipi Galleani. Sassi was arrested by
Deputv Sheriff Morris and after eonsid-
erable husting around Sassi found six
friends to 90 on his bail. The bOndsmen
are G. Cato, T. Negroni, a. Perolini,
G. Xsiz. L. pozzi and g. Movalli J. W.
Gordon has been retained as counsel by
Cavalazzi
Deputy Sheriff Morris has not yet
been able to locate Galleani, to serve
the papers Oh him in the suit brought
against him by Sass Yesterday a lot
OF circulars. printed IN Italian, were dis
tributed around in the north end OF the
town. giving. it is said Mrs. Sassis
opinion of Galleani in very strong Ian
u1lape.A
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
RUDOLPH PATEs' FUNERAL

Was Held Yesterday Afternoon from His
Late Home
The fmeral of Rudolph Pates was
held yesterday afternoon at | o'clock
from his late home, No II Foster street,
Rev. J. w Barnett officiating. The fol-
lowing flowers We're contributed by
friends. White carnations, Mrs. Pates
and son; white carnations Mrs. J.. Co
moi. white roses and carnations u
wreath. Mr. and Mrs MeHeran and fam
ily; carnations. Mrs Cassanie Phoebe
and Ethel McCloud. Mr., and Mrs. Hem
kel. Burial Was in Wilson cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
WITH SKULL CRUSHED IN
Thomas Collins, Section Foreman Was
Found at Wakefield, Mass.

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Found at Wakefield, Mass.
Wakefield. Mass, Dec. 30 Thomas
Collins of this town, a section foreman
on the Boston & Maine railroad was
found unconscious with his skull crushed
in, beside the railroad track near the
Wakefield Junction station yesterday,
and the police have arrested Daniel kell-
her, section hand. who was known
to have been with Collins n short time
before the man was found injured. A
bloodstained shovel near the scene in
dicated that Collins had been beaten
over the head.
After being attended by a local phYsi-
clan Collins was sent To the Massaehu
setts General hospital at Boston where
it was said that he probably would die.
Collins is about IS years old and mar
ried.
Kellher was captured in Wakefield
square shortly after lO;30 a. m He Of
fered no resistance To arrest. but re-
fused to discuss the affair with the po-
lice When asked If he had assaulted
Collins with shovel, kellher is al
legged TO have said TO the officers that
is up 10 YOU to find out.
After Collins fell, Kellher walked
away in the direction Of Wakefield june
tion, where he met Maurice W. Gerry,
a towerman employed BY the railroad,
to whom he said, according TO Gerry's
report. II have hit Tom Collins and I
guess I'd better skip OUT
Kellher then went to his home, where
he told his wife that he had had q
fight with the boss Mrs. Kellher said
that for several DAYS her husband had
been drinking and that when he went
to work yesterday morning it was for
the first time since before Christmas.
The alleged assault is said TO have
been witnessed by other members of
the section crew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
NO SUITABLE PLACE
For Memorial Painting of Mrs. Howe In
Faneuil Hall

Boston, Dec. 30 More definite rea.
sons for the failure Of the municipal
art commission to approve Of plan
to place memorial painting Of Mrs
Julia Ward Howe in historic Faneuil
hall were given in a letter sent last
night by Chairman Thomas Allen of the
commission to the Rev Charles W
Wendte. secretary of the Julia Ward
Howe memorial committee Mr. Allen
says the hall already is oyererowded
with portraits, some hung SO higlf and
others 50 badly lighted that it Is inn
possible to recognize either the painter
or the painted. The only space left
is along the gallery balus6rade and
there a painting not only would inter
rupt the outlook Of persons in the gall
lery but could not be seen to advantage.
Chairman Allen repeats the previous
suggestion Of the commission that a
marble bust Of Mrs Howe be made and
placed in the public library.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
Because They Didn't Like
Order by Mayor GaynOr
IN REDUCING EXPENSES
He Had Told Marine Firemen on Munici.
pal Ferries to Do Work Not in Their
Department, and They Rebelled
Against 1t To-day.

New York, Dec 80 The marine fre-
men on the municipal ferryboats struck
this morning, AZ the result Of Mayor
Gaynor's ordering the retrenchment Of
expenses and demanding that they do
other work. The South Staten island
and the South Brooklyn ferries were
tied UP as a result OF the strike Thou
sands of commuters were, therefore, put
TO Inconvenience in getting into the city
this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE AT MASSINA
Swept the Harbor Front and Was Placed
Under Control To-day-TrOops
Called Out to Quell
Flames.
Flames.

Messina, Dee. 30 The fire which
started yesterday among the wooden
buildings along the harbor was put un
der control to-day The loss is placed
at sl0ooOO0 The post office, the tele-
graph office and the station are nclud
ed in the buildings burned. Troops were
called out to prevent the spreading of
the flames.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
EAST BARRE,

Matt Hyand is suffering from an at
tack of the grippe.
Ed Normaudeau was business Wis.
itor in town to-day.
The World Granite company has sus-
pended operations until after the holi-
days
Mrs. Minard has been called to Starks
boro by the illness and death of her
mother
Miss Grace Locklin, who has been i'll
for several days, was able 70 60 to her
home in Northfeld yesterday.
Rev DR.. +. A. Bishop OF Montpelier
will occupy the pulpit of the Cougrega
tional church the coming Sunday.
Mr.. Bob" a comedy play in two acts
viii be given in the opera house Jan
uary O. Watch for further particulars.
"Nlr. Bob" viii be sure to please the
people Of East Barre and vicinity. Come
aud see him at the opera house January
9
Herbert Smith and Clarence Smith of
Granitcville arrested on a warrant by
constable W. r. Cutler for being intoNi-
Gated Dec. "a. were brought before jus
tice A. c. Dickey last evening and both
pleaded guilty aud were fined Sll.9i
each, which they paid.
There will be q basketball game in the
Libersont hall Saturday evening. Dee.
81, between the East Barre A. G. and
the Graniteville 4. G. This is the first
game Of the season and is sure TO be
an interesting one. Game starts at
o'clock. Admission Is cents.
At regular meeting Of Winona coun-
ell. No. s. d. Of r.. the following officers
were eletced. Pocahontas. Mary Laboun-
Is; wenonah, Fstellc Lappin; prophet.
ess. Nellie N. Dobhs powhatan. Morris
Iermond. keeper of records Mary Bis
son; collector Of wampum, Mrs. Reed;
keeper Of wampum Ralph Watermani
third year trustee, i. a. Lcrnoud
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
SPECTACULAR BLAZE.
Destroyed Two Hotel Stables In Dexter,
Me-, Last Night.

Dexter. Me, Dec 30-In the most
spectacular fire here in years, the two
Dexter house stables on Spring street,
were destroyed last night. The fire
started at $40 and is supposed TO have
caught from a chimney in one Of the
stables.
The flames secured great headway be-
fore the first alarm was rung. Eight
streams of water We're trained on the
fire and nearby buildings and the fire.
men made hard fight to prevent the
hre spreading. the stables being in a
.ongested locality.
The 10 or more horses in the stables
we're rescued, including a trotter owned
by William /, Davis, proprietor Of the
Dexter house. Mr.. Davis was overcome
by the smoke and required the services
bf physicians.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
HAD PROSPEROUS YEAR.
vincitia Club Held It's Annual Meeting
Last Evening,


Last Evening.
There was large attendance at the
annual meeting OF Nincitia club in the
Blanchard block last night when the
election of officers for the ensuing year
was held. Henry A. Phelps was elect
ed president; John W. Dillon, vice presl
dent; Frank L. Austin, secretary; Frank
y. Robinson. treasurer. Besides the
above and the outgoing president. Or.
ID. 6. Watt. the following members are
on the board OF managers, Donald W.
smith. William Cole, jr., James Mackay
and A. II. Gerhart Those elected to
the membership committee are a. g..
Noore, Irving Whitehead and William
Mercer. The treasurer reported total
membership of ls5, and last night two
new members were elected and one other
was reinstated. The membership IS
slightly larger than it was a year ago,
and the finances of the club were re-
ported to be in good condition,
Following the completion OF te3 biiS-
mess luncheon was served
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
BATTLEsHIPs PLAYING WAR GAME
Cut OF Communication with Shore and
Started Westward.

Washington, p. G., Dec 30-The
American feet Of sixteen battlcships to-
day cut Of communication with the
shore and started westward, like war
time, to play a war game attacking the
American coast against the defense of
the defending cruisers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
ANXIOUS FOR HEARING.
Man Charged With Murder Urges
Prompt Disposal Of Case

Burlington. Dec. 30 Sheriff Allen
Yesterday took John T. Cooper, who is
in jail, charged with murder in the first
degree for the killing Of James Williams.
to Wiuooski for a preliminary hearing
before Judge Conlin, Owing 20 the fact
that r. =. Brown. attorney for Coop
er. il engaged in another case, the hear
ing was not held Cooper is anxious
for hearing but states Attorney shaw
stated Yesterday that he thought Cooper
should be properly represented and it IS
probable that the hearing viii not be
held until Attorney Brown is at lib
nrty
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
ANNEXATION OF PORTUGAL
Believed to Be Near, and Spain Is Mass
ing Troops On Frontier.

Eondon. Dee 30-The annexation Of
Portugal by Spain is believed to be inn
mineut. according to English officials.
who declare that Spain is massing troops
IF Portuguese on the frontier, intending
to interfere should the monarchical gov
eminent throw the republic into war.
The Spanish cabinet believes the seiz-
ure 81 Portugal viii check republicanism
ard arouse the patriotism Of the peo-
ME
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
Philipsburg, Pa, Business
District Threatened
NEIGHBORS ARE CALLED ON
BY Middle Of the Forenoon, Telephone
Building Was in Ruins and the
Opera House Was Doomed.
Loss Then Was $4,000.

Altoona, Pa, Dec. 3o. Fire which
started in the Schoonover block in
Philipsburg this forenoon threatens to
destroy the business district Of that
place. The telephone exchange building
Is in ruins, and the opera house IS
doomed. Aid has been summoned from
neighboring towns. and at 10 o'clock
the fire was not under control. The dam
are at that hour was 100000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
VERMONT STORE ROBBERY.

P. A. Weeks General Store at West
Hartford Entered
White River Junction. Dee. 80. The
general store of P. a. Weeks at West
Hartford was eutered sometime Wednes
day night or early Thursday morning
and cash OF from 50 to $40 was taken
from the money drawer. As yet there
is no definite clew.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
NAMEp BY GOV. MEAD.
George 7. Chaifee to Be Trustee Of State
School Of Agriculture.

1AANNA VI fAhAANaAAA&Ns
Rutland, Dec. 80. Gov. ]. a. Mead
yesterday appointed George I, ChafFee
of Rutland to be trustee OF the state
school OF agriculture for a term OF one
year. This completes the board Of trus-
tees for the new institution. The full
board as now made up is as follows:
Gov. John A. Mead and Orlando l.. Mar
tin Of PlainReid. commissioner Of agri.
culture. eV-oficio; Timothy g. Bronson
OF Hardwiek; Henry Lee Hatch Of Straf-
ford and George r. Chaffee OF Rutland.
Other appointments made Wednesday
by the governor were Dr. W. Scott Nay
OF Underhll and DIR. Z. ID. Whitaker of
Barre TO be delegates TO the council of
medical education at Chicago May /, ?
and ,. 1911.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
TWO LODGES PRESENT
AT the Funeral Of Mrs. Margaret cluness
Yesterday Afternoon.

The fur4ml az Nrs. Me.aarct Cluness,
Who died Moalay evening, was held fror
the home on Laurel street at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon Rev. Edward c..
Downev. pastor Of the Uuiyersalist
church. oficiated There was a large at
tendance Of friends and relatives. Mem
hers Of Ruth chapter, O. +. s. and Of
tlc Ladies oi Clan Gordon were present
III body end the service of the Ea ST.
eru Star was performed al the house,
Miss Emma Phillips sang two beautiful
selections The pail bearers were Jola
Reid, John Daniels. Alex Milne Viii
liam MeBsrdeu, James Glass and James
r. Coutts. The interment was in the
family lot in Elmood cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
GIVEN A HEARING
In Case OF w. w. Marshall vs.. Village
Of Hardwick.

Hardwick, Dec 30.-A hearing before
the public service commission was held
here yesterday in the ease of W. w.
Marshall vs.. the village of Hardwiok,
concerning electric light bills in the ten,
ements owned by Marshall II is a rule
Of the village that all incoming bills
must be paid before incoming tenants
take possession. and Marshall absolutely
refuses TO be responsible for tho bills
left by his tenants. Marshall demanded
a hearing. as he said discrimination had
been shown when lights had been turned
on for others. A compromise was ef.
fected pending the outcome OF case
now before the supreme court, Bullard
and Morse appeared for the village and
Dutton and Mulcahy for Marshall,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
Two SISTERS PERISH.
Little Girls Burned to Death In Their
Home at Columbus,

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 80 Myrtle
Sheets. age & and Margaret Sheets, aae
!, were found burned to death yesterday
N their mother, when she returned to
Der home from an errand TO a grocery
store on the west side She left the
,hildren playing with their Christmas
bresents. and they were found clssped
D each others arms with their cloth
ng burned 1t is supposed one Of them
pot too near the open gas FIRE and her
lress caught FIRE from the flame
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30

Athens, Dec 30 Reports from Ellis,
r southwestern Greece. indieatc that
Many villages were wrecked IN yester-
lays earthquake. It is believed there
sere many casualties but details are
bcking
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
CHELSEA.
Deputy Sheriff Tracy Serves Warrant
Five Months Old.

Deputy Sheriff George A. Tracy. who
has had a warrant for the arrest OF
Warren Stearns for about five months,
who dropped out OF sight while the pa
pers We're being made ont for his arrest
rounded up his man in South Wood
stock Tuesday evening and brought him
into town Wednesday. and on Thursday
he was brought before Justice ]. NJ.
Comstock and time was set for a pre-
limiuary hearing ON January Z. Bail
in the sum Of 1000 was fixed
for his appearance on that day, and
the same was furnished by his two
sons. Clarence ID. Stearns Of this town
and Arthur +. Stearns Of Williamst0wn.
and ne was released from custody
Mrs. Emeline Moves returned Saturday
from a visit OF several weeks with rela-
tiyes and friends in Boston and viciu-
ity
Mrs Bertha Berry Gilbert went last
week to Boston for a brief visit to
friends there and viii visit friends in
Lowell Mass. also before she returns.
Eugene H. Kennedy president of the
Orange County Telephone company, went
to Montpelier Thursday TO attend a
meeting Of the officers Of the independ-
ent telephone companies.
Mrs. Hannah Pratt of Rutland is
spending tile holidays with friends in
town aud is the guest Of her sister Mrs.
Alice Hackett. who lives with her daugh-
ter Mrs Herman Slack, on the west
Hill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30

G. G. Nellee, 81 years Of age joined
the Young people IN skating last week
at Island Pond. lie seemed to enjoy
the pastime a much as il he were fifty
years younger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-12-30
FIERCE BATTLE IN MEXICO.
Rebel Leader Killed, Revolutionists
Stronghold Taken.

Galveston. Texas, Dec -Coufrma-
ton OF the capture OF the reyolutionists'
stronghold OF northern Mexico, in the
state Of Chihuahua by government
troops, was received in private dispatches
to-day. Col. Gustman, the rebel leader,
died of his wounds Gen Eseuerdo led
the government troops in yesterdays
fierce battle, losing IA men. The rebels
lost q few.