Article About Hunza Nagar Revolt Published in New York Times in December 15 1891 pdf Download

THE HUNZA NIGER REVOLT.; SUSPICION THAT RUSSIA IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TROUBLE.
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A version of this archives appears in print on December 15, 1891, on Page 6 of the New York edition with the headline: THE HUNZA NIGER REVOLT.; SUSPICION THAT RUSSIA IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE TROUBLE.

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CALCUTTA, Dec. 14. -- The Hunza Niger tribesmen, though driven out of Nilt, their fortified stronghold, by Indian troops under command of Col. Durand and compelled to retreat to the mountains, have not been entirely subdued. They have recovered in a measure from the punishment inflicted upon them and are conducting a sort of guerrilla warfare that is very exasperating.
Published: December 15, 1891

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