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Show NEWS OF kW. !More Rumors of Serious Trouble in Mexico. ! AFRICAN ATTRO CITIES. I 1 i I Wounded and Sick are Seen Everywhere I On the Streets, While the TJnburned 3 Bodies Mate Life Almost Unbearable I Oama is Well Fortified. ; El Paso, Tex., Jan. 19. A. dispatch to the mayor of Juarez says: Chipuhua is in the hands of the rebels. The first attack was made by a detachment of deputionists on the west side of town, which called the federal garrison to that point of the city. Immediately the insurgents ruehed into the city on the east. The masses of the people be ing in sympathy with them, there is no j I' resistance from that bouicu. GAMA BTOXGLY FORTIFIED. Buenos Avers, Jan. 19. Admiral De Gama has sent reinforcements to the insurgent garrison on Conoecao Is land and subsequently repelled a vigorous vig-orous attack by the government troops, who lost 120 men killed. Admiral De Gama is in a strongly fortified position commanding the railway leading to Petropolis and tile gaa works. An alarm was caused in commercial circles by the renewal of the circulation of the bank notes issued under the empire em-pire and which were supposed to have been destroyed some time ago. A VERITABLE CUAUNEL IIOCBE. London, Jan. 19. The foreign office received today a dispatch from Lieut. Col. A. B, Eliie, the British officer in command of the troops in Sierra Leone, Le-one, on the west coast of Africa Col. Ellis reports that Inspector Taylor, of the frontier police, is pursuing the Sofas, So-fas, who have been ravaging a friendly country. During the pursuit, the column col-umn arrived at Kerryemma, on December De-cember 31, Rnd found the place to be a perfect charnel house. Scores of 6laughtered captives, including in-cluding women and children, were Etrewn about the neighboring streets. Sick and wounded people were seen on all sides, and the Btench from the putrifying bodies waB horrible in the extreme. Inspector Taylor started in pursuit of the Sofas, who did the bloody work, and came close upon them on January 2nd at Bagwena. The frontier police . found. I he place strongly protected by stockades and other defenses. The police, however, carried the place ty storm in a quarter of an hour, killing 200 Sofas and wounding 77 others. In addition, the frontier police captured all the guns and ammunition of the Sofas and rescued 400 slavee, the majority ma-jority of whom were women and children. child-ren. The frontier police only lost two men during the engagement. Four days previously the Sofas, under Chief Fori, attacked the police gairiBon at Tonkia Siabul and were repulsed with a loss of thirty killed and a large number num-ber wounded. A Hiffh Liver Usually has a bad liver. He is bilious constipated, has indigestion and dy-BpeDsia. dy-BpeDsia. If there is no organic trouble a few doses of Parks' bure Cure will tone him up. Parks' Sure Cure is the onlv liver and kidney cure we sell on a positive guarantee. Price $1.00. Sold by Smoot Drug Co. The entire year's pioduct of the Utah sugar factory at Lehi has been sold ana there is now very little Utah sugar in the territory. To a Salt Lake Herald reporter Manager Cutler said yesterday: "We have paid up as well as possible, but are now staving off our creditors until the arrival of the bounty money. There is due us $66,500, tie treasury department haying hay-ing already sent $11,000, We now have a force of men at work making repairs re-pairs in the works preparatory to next season's run. These repairs will cost the company fully $2J0O. A large amount of piping has been burned out with chemicals used in the manufacture manufac-ture of the sugar and some of the machinery ma-chinery needs attention. It is the intent in-tent of the company to make some extensive ex-tensive improvements in the way of increased storage room for the beets. The first work to be done at the commencement com-mencement of the season's run will be the manufacture of the syrups now on hand into sugar. We expect to get 3.000.000 pounds of EUgar from this source alone. The syrups are being kept at a regular temperature, requiring requir-ing the constant heat from one boiler." |
