Dakota farmers' leader

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with a Spanish force sustained afire near

Punta Cabrera, from the insurgents on the

land side and from the American war

ships. The Spanish forces are well In

trenched on the line from Sibourney to

Aguadores and today they checked an

attempt of the American forces to land

and repelled them.

.(There are also dispatches from Cape

Haytien that teli of the attack, but do not

give any particulars.)

A DOUBLE LYNCHING.

Suspected Negro Murderers Strung

Up—Two More Mkely to Die.

An excursion boat trom Quincy, 111.,

and llanmbal, Mo., arrived at.Clarksvilie,

Mo., Sunday with about 300 negroes. They

got into a free figlit, and City Marshal

Meloan went on board to quell it lie put

Curtis Young under arrest, when some

body In the crowd shot the marshal in the

back, killing him. A posse of fifty citizens

gathered and went on board the boat and

arrested Sain Young, Curtis Young, Bob

Taylor and Charles Taylor, all colored,

and took them to jail. During the nlgli

Curtis and Sam Young were taken from

jail and hung. It is feared the other two

will suffer the same fate.

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Dakota farmers' leader. (1898). Canton, S.D., 1898-06-10. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn00065127/1898-06-10/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Dakota farmers' leader, 1898-06-10.