Rock Island daily Argus

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kill in defending yourself, you kill well

that is, you kill according to all legal

forms. The rebels must le annihilated,

and also the party which they represent."

Want Some More Itloodshed.

fcIt is sufficient,'' says L.'l)rdre, to give

the name of the secret chief of the insur

gents to convince the republic that the

revolutionists of Port-au-Prince are ban

dits of the worst kind. Iveiritiniists, Pi

quantists. Projihatists, Canalists, Nation

als, and Liberals, even former II ippolytists,

have unanimously p-nutted themselves un

der the lianner of St. Surin Francois Mau

igat. lint the name of Manigat has killed

them. We say kill, because those who are

not killed will soon lie. Any other can

didacy, actually supported, would also

haTe killed them."

WILL DIVIDE THE CHURCH.

Several Secessions from the Krformed

l"reliyterian Communion.

PlTTSCri:G, Pa., June 11. The trouble

in the Reformed Pi-e-liyterian church

came to a crisis ye-tenl; y. when the synod,

by a vote of to ;'T. e.jH lied for scandal,

libel and devisive courses in advocating

the exercise of the elective frauchise by

memliers which latter is forbidden by the

laws of the church the following mem

liers: lievs. E. M. Milligan, J. K. J. Milli

gmi. W. II. Keed, W. L C. Sampson, and

J. C. K. Milligan. The scenes while the

vote wh.- !eing taken were very exciting

and there is every iudicat ion of a big se

cession from the chun h. Indeed, the se

cession began during the vote.

Men Who Will Leave the Sect.

Pevs. J. F. Carson, John Feaze, and E.

M. Smith refused to vote, and announced

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Rock Island daily Argus. (1891). Rock Island, Ill., 1891-06-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn92053945/1891-06-11/ed-1/?sp=4

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Rock Island daily Argus, 1891-06-11.