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1871. lAIIA SATURDAY IORNINGt ( NOYE \ ER 16 -1"VELYE PAGES.SINGLE ) OOPY' InVlJ OJN'.rS. ! )
SNUB FOR CREAr BRITAIN
Sult\n Reinstates Officials Removed on the
J Demand of that Power
) WLESSNESS ChARGED TO ARMENIANS
OIll'lnl ! Tllrkl.h II.lllch. . . AC"I.e
'ritetil .r l.hlK I 1.IUe 1iIIIIK
UI 'rl".lr 0"1 Aceuma mit-Cimim IlIit
leh'el 1111 , ' " Gunrils.
CONSTANTINOPI.F Nov. 15.-The sulan
nlparenty , has not tIred of snubbing Great
arltu1n. Hecenty he decorated Bahrl Pasha ,
who had been removed frem a governorship
at the Inytance of the Briish ambassalor ,
Sir I'hIIip Currie , for Ill-treating Armenians ,
and , It was said that ho was to b appointed
to the command of the Turkish troops oper-
atng against 7Aloun , where the Armenians
have seized the barracks and strategic posi-
tons , after capturing a battalion of Turkish
troops. I Is now announced that three prison
officials of Ioosh , who were dismIssed
some time ago upon the demand of the BritIsh -
Ish ambassador , owing to theIr maltreatment
of prisoners , have been reinstated. The
British charge d'affaires , Hon. Michael Herbert -
bert , has demandd ot the Porte that the
three prison olclala be again dlS1niSsed .
The report ot I nerlous outbreak at Sivas
II confirnied. The rioting was attended by
great blooleied , hut order has been partially
restored and the TurkIsh olelals are protect-
ing the torelgner there.
No change In the situation Is anticipated
for sam' dayl to come. The reports of a
conflict between the ( Albanian regiment and
the Tripoli re"llent at Yldlz , Kisosk , have
not been confirmed , although It Is well known
that there has been bad blood between the
guards at the palace ever since the Tripoli
regiment rurnlsied the sentries Instead , of
Albanians , as a rcult of notes being left
with varIous palace ofcIals saying that their
lives were In ( longer and that there was a
1Iot , to assassinate the sultan.
Official dispatches receive here contain ml-
. A dltonal accounts of Armenian lawlessness. I
. i Is reported thit the Armenians have attacked
: ' lm villages or I.'oraldl , Dtchl and Brehansls ,
. near Zeloun , Irln : ftfty-sevcn 'luses In ni ,
They also burned the village of Iurbel and
one : Iohalmcan wal burned alive. Elghtcn
Mussulmlns of both sexes were killed and IC-
tee wounded by the rioters at Tchoukourhls-
tnr. The town of Tcloulwurhlssar was totally
destroyed by the rlolers. Several : tussulnln
villages have been sacked In the Azlrlon ali
Tcholmerzemenk dlstrlets. The sultan has
sent realm IIHemptory instructions to tIle
vals of tl\ different districts \ \ Iero the dls-
. orders have occurred. ns well as to the irilli-
tary cOllandcr ! , tolling them that they must
Promltly restore order by the just anti equitable -
able medans. treatment of both Christians and Ioum-
Th report that the sultan Intends to recall
Sh1klr Pasha , the high commll'loner for
Armenian reforms , front Erzroum , and event-
ualy alpolnt , him grand vizier , II not yet
confirmed by hIs actual recall . but It Is
pHslstenty stated that he will shortly be
appointed , grand vizier.
MANY MUSSUIMANS KU.LED.
WAShINGTON , Nov. 15.-The Turkish le-
gallon at WaEhlngton received the rolowlng
communication from the sublime porte under
'esterday' date : " 'he Armenian revelu-
tonlst" at Sivas , after taking out of their
shops all the inetcliandise . attacked the ! us-
sulmans. They fired from the windows of
tllJr homes and wOlllel1 one soldier. A
pistol shot broke the window oC the reel occupied -
cupied by the governor general. They also
attacked the viage ot Mardjltik. killed many
Mu sulmanl anti committed lany ofenses
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against law and order.
The authoriies ot Arabgulr dIscovered forty
of the bombs whIch the Armenian agitator
had buried In order t' blow tip pltle Iniild-
ings such as the barracks. the palace 01 the
governo _ . the miiary storehouse and the
like. The Ire that brole out In the city orlg-
mated from bombs prepared for that Ilr-
pose. The Tlklsh population of ArabJulr ,
being attacked by 1.uOO rIoters , perfectly
armed and ellilIpped telegraphtl to the 1m-
penal gov'rument for protection. The pro-
'Incal : authorities neglected abJlutel' nothIng -
lug to presere peace.
"Th Armenlal rioters of Erzlndjan fired
UPOI the : lussulnlnl III attacked the Palace -
ace or the governor , the mltury station nnd
other buildings. They were repulsed , however -
ever , hy the military. The Armenian revolu-
florists of Arahsulr , having attacked the
. Jhtssulmul quarter of Khnajlnal' , a bloody
Ph- conflict occurred between Iussuhnans nut !
Armonlans. Another conflict took place lear
Saoy ( Van ) , between Armenian brigands . ali
getiianines. The brigands lied to the village
of nJgazkeau , but they were dispersed. Many
gel1armes were killed In.1 . wounded.
"The agitators. Kircer I and Kevol'k , of the
village at Kemer ( Sivas ) , who Ire l shots and
II whose houses ammlnllon and cartridges
were discovered. have been arrested.
"More than , , OOO Armenian revolutIonists
are at Tchoul\uenen ( Adal\a \ ) , and It Is rePorted -
ported that they arc preparing for active ag-
gression. "
'fho Turkish legalon has also received
trom the sublime porte the following tele-
11'lm under yesterlla date : "A certain
lumhe' ot Armenian rioters or Zeloun , wIth
Nazaret , I sergeant of the gendarles , : t
their heall. attacked and plundered the Mus-
sllnan village of Uechua , sluate,1 near
Zeltoun , alit ! destroyed hy fire Ir-se\en
h OI l. The hlsulgelts of Zeloun also ftl
on the : Iussulnan village oC Kourtel . de-
stroyell \ ) ' fire al its honses. wIth all their
00It(1s. burned alive one Inhabitant. ald
hal , injured severely another : Iussullan ,
The lumler of Mussullals Idled It
Tchoukolrhlssar Is eighty , the wounded , numbering -
boring fifteen. The village Is entirely do-
ittrrivc , ! .
- - ; ; Theprinchpal ; ' Syrians resIding at Iharput
testfed before the authorities that during
the disorder ll'OVOkei ) by the \rmenlans
some of tile latter , wearing : Iussullan CJS-
tun'es anti turbans , were urging the : IIS5UI-
mails to attack the imouss inhabited by the
SyrIans. The Syrians have 11\'a1 Ils-
cOlrtenanced the doIngs of the . \rmenhl
revolutionists.
SYRIANS Ann SATISFIED.
"Tho representalve patriarchate nt :
. 1lmrput. In company with 1,2e oC the lead- I
lug SyrIans , has sent to the minister of ror-
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elSI affairs the following telegram : ' ! ay
God prolong the 11'Klous dls of our august
sovereign and Ilcrense his power. For ! the
last COO years that \0 have had the happlneu
to live under the protection of tile Imperial
government \ have never been Ill-treated ,
either by the authoritIes or by the 1u8ulman
pepulatlun . and to this day we have every
reason to b satisfied with our relations With
our : llssulman compatriots 'Ye afrm , tindEr
untr
oath , that our only desire Is to preserve our
Ottoman nationality . We beg your excellency -
lency to give the above the widest publicity
publciy
abuozul ' "
WOlHY ! ONES BOO ' O h'OR DISMISSAL. ,
LONDON Nov. l&-A IlspJtch to the ,
TImes from ConstantInople says the Interle _ "
diary who Iuuall ) the sultan to rant the ,
10ratarium was a lan named Izoet. The
sultan hall never heard ot a moratlrlum , but i ,
the Turkish flint ! take kindly to any Ilro-
glim ProvidIng for a 110stponemot of the
r - I'a'ment ' ot debts , anti the plan was accl'111(1
wihout loss of Iliac. I was luet who de
laulc ,1 llaml Pasha , and he wi probJhl
\ appoInted , first chamberlain nt the palace ) ,
Several Palace ollnh will prohably he ( us-
insseti ! In the . . Ils
IUet near ruture. Among them art
the frt nut ! 6eCOII , elumherlallS of the i'4h-
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ace. These omclsls were among the few u--
spetable men connected with the houseloll .
ot the sultan. Both are reputed to have bEn
fond of 10ney. but neither of theta hall the
ravenous appetite nut ! easy moral digestion or
. ) !
. hJet The mInister were In session almost
the , entire day 'hurda ) ' . the sultan awaken.
lilt ; to the seriousness at thl position whlrh
he
OCCUpies at the present tIme , but he Is
under the Int1relIoI that alt that cotiiI b. '
coul
requIred would ho for lome pahc spy tn dl- ,
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vulge semI Imnllnur ) plot and turH all II
maj slY'8 Ihoug"ll lit another "lllle1 al
A dispatch to the Times from Ollissa Liys
Ierly every steamer from the ports ot
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Asiatic Turkey has on board large numbers
of destitute ArmenIans who have nlj tram
the scenes of the massacres Crowds of
refc/ees nusla. are ale creasing the frontier Into
A Times dispatch tram Erzeroum sa1 n
letter nearly tour columns In length , dated
November 3 : i , fully confirms the accounts previously -
viously publshell concerning the massacre
there The wrier says It Is impossible as
yet to ascertain the number of killed. Some
PrIs assert that It wIll reach fully 2000.
Perhaps 1,000 II not far short or tile total.
l gAI TO VISIT SOME QUAILTEIIS.
Continuing , the wrier says : "We have not
dared to go to the quarter of the city where
the Turks arc too numerous I have not had '
an opportunity at investigating more than a
tenth ot the cases . though I have yet to hear
of a single dead Turk In this struggle. ThIs ,
I think , disproves the charget' of aggression
brought up against the Armeulans. The bare
fact 18 that It was purely a massacre of the
Innoceln Inhabitants by the enraged Turks ,
and but for the presence of foreign consuls ,
things would have been worse. Wih the
coming winter the misery In atore for the , ,
remaining Armenians will be terrible. "
The correspondent ( ltlOtCd , who Is staying
at the American mision , says he has heard
testimony In various quarters , that ( the government -
ernment ordered the which
massacres , were
to be executed according to previous orders.
As a proof of theIr suddenness , he says , an
American missionary named Chambers had
just gone to the Ilostofc& In order to telegraph -
graph to mUls that cerythlng was quiet.
Before hl got back to the mission the tiring
had begun In deadly earnest. Bullets were
whizzing close by hIm. Mr. Chambers told
tile correspondent that Shakir Pasha had
promised lu the event of riots , to place soldier -
( hers at each end of the street In the locality
of the foreIgn consulates , and of the American -
can mission and whether from thl re Boner
or because they feared a warm reception ,
the rlotera avoided this part ot the city. All
the looting . It was claimed , was done hy the
regular soldiers nt the command or the ofil.
of-
cers. Many women hung around the sol-
Ilers for the purpose oC carrying oft the
plunder. : Ir. Chambers attended the
wounded refugees , and ( luring thic' night the
mission house was crowded and as' foul
smelling as I mluagcrle or an opium den. ,
Sleep was Impossible
OFFICERS WlmF pOWEnLESS.
The EnglIsh consul saw Shakir Pasha , who '
said he was angry when he heard the
soldiers had be n looting time residences ,
and shops of the ArmenIans. lIe declared I
the Val anti Ilouf Pasha had been ccm- i
peled to go out and beat their own soldiers :
bcfore they coulll stem the torrent ant ! pre-
vEnt further outrages. The correspondent
gives numerous and detailed stories from
Armenians and others , amply confirming the
previous account of the butcheries and hor-
rcrJ.
rcrJ.'he correspndent says 3,000 soldiers were '
ordered out , but that Shaldr Pasha was
powerless to control them
A Daily News dispatch from Constantinople -
noplo says the sultan Is engaged In examin-
Ing every resort of the Armenians In the
capital for the purpote oC arrestng and
shIpping all or the unemployed Armenians
Into Asia Minor. The measure Is regarded
as a cruel one , even admitng that they
reach their destinatIon , the people being
mostly inoffensive.
Thc D11) News also pUblshes an extract
from a private letter front Erzlnghlen , to the
effect that Armenian priests have already
burled over 400 bodies of persons suppose
to have been , llled In the second mnassicre.
Thousands are wandering , homeless and
starving. According to the correspondent
of the Daily New , orders have bon Issued :
to transfer the Pancahl military school to
Scuterl. In conclusion , the dispatch say It
Is impossible to ascertain the truth ot the
various rumors about the Joint occupation
of various portions or the Turkish empire.
Tha Vienna correspondent oC the Daily
News says n Constantinople dispatch received -
ceived there reports that the ambassador
wi on Saturday give notice to the sultan
of their Intenton to arrange for a Joint
naval demomlstratlcn.
A lel'ln dspatch says the Tageblatt's Con-
stantnople correspondent has stmccoeded In
obtainIng In Interview with the Armenian
patrIarch. The patrIarch said he believed
neither England nor HUBsla had any 'serious
Intentions of doing anything for the Ar-
menlans who , he admitted , had somNlmes
provoked the massacres. lie saId I secret
and powerful reolutonary commitee had
boon at work rlolng its best to Incense both
sides for the purpose of stirring up trouble.
:1 ht lave CIII to Iimghiiimd .
SAN ANTONIO , Tex. , Nov. lu.-A report
from Mexico City , dated November 4 , says :
A prominent Spaniard : hEe who Is In close
touch with thc Spanish government says
that before Spain wi concede Cuban hlde-
11endenco or perlnlt the Island to come under
a Unied States protectorate or rule she
will throw Cuba Into the hands of England ,
concedIng to England ostensible possession
for a number of years , until England , collects
the sum of money which Is due her from
Spain fo advances made to carryon the
war with Cuba
"h'llo 1.luieh 1"llort..l I.ONI.
SHANGHAI , Nov. 15.-A steam launch
belonging to the British cruIser Edgar /s /
reported to have been lost In Japanese waters
and forty-elsht men who were on board of
her are sale to have been drowned.
LONDON , Nov. 15.-The admiralty has received -
ceived confirmation of the dispatch rrol
Shan/hat saying that time British
cruiser Edgar hall been sunk with a loss
of forty-eight lives. Time disaster occurred
off NagasakI and the boat contained
of ane contalnel forty-
eight marInes. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1111 IHUh'ulh' II I I.IUIII I l'IN.enAI'r.
QUIIENSTOWN , Nov. 15.-0wlng to the
strong g.le whIch was blowing here this
morning the steamshlpa Britannic all
Lneanla , both from New York , for Liverpool -
peel , conle not be boarded ollbile the harbor
alHl were forced to commie In and anchor before
time ) could transfer their mals and pac-
senelS to the tenders. A. T. Thoremi a
steerage passenger on board the Lucanla , die
on November 1 of consummlptlomm.
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Cit I tin ( h"N Gerimmn u ) ' IU 1.lnl"l.
LONDON , Nov. 15.-A 'Ileelal titapatclt
rrom Shanghai says that It Is pOflh'ely stated
that China has agreed that Glmany shall
. oClupy one of the Islands near the entrance
to the Ilport of Anmoy for time purl'oso of
establishing a naval yard end a coal depot .
It is added that It Is
I addfd : reared this step will be
followed by ) international commiphlcatlons. as
France and Russia are certain to m'eek simiar
privileges. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J IAlbh Hh'III'r F'otiumdereil .
LONDON , Nov. 15.-The BrItish steamer
Leo , trol Odessa , for Copenhagoim , has
foundered off the coast of Denmark FIfeen I
out ef twenty-two IIrsons on board were
dro\lel. , The Leo registered 1.251 net ton- I
nage anti 1P3S gross tonnage She left I
Odessa October 20 ter Copenhagrn. She was
built In 1879 at New Castle. l nglane , for
the pre mt owners , the Leo SteamshIp com-
jany. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I
1..1.1 1'lUlltl1 NOt S"II.
LONDON , Nov. il'-The story front Wash- I
In1ton to the effect that a second IItmatll
had \on tnt to Vcnezuelu b ) Great Britain
Is officially declared to b' a cQlplete fabrl- I
cmtiou. The orIginal socaled ulhnatul has
net yet beau n delvered to the Venezuelan I I
governuiemit. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
1..1 IUII for ills 1.ltl' . I
lONTlEAL , Nov , l-lror. WIII 1 I
Oser of JOhl4 HOl'klns ' universIty arrIved
here to attend hi. I. . Gauit , the Can dln : cotton : - I
ton king , who Is i dYing with Drhht's ; ills-
ease.ts a last erort to save him tran-
fusion oC b1o.1 Is - being , rllorled to toda ) ' .
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( 're " ' 1'II.e. 10 titeR IAAI1 A.
IONlO , No\ lu..A large bark 18 ashore
lt Wcmbnr bay , PIymmvuthi. 'file crew ha
taken to the rigging. Thmero Is
tal'\ 1llllng. Theo a trOlendOIU
gall ( anll ! a life bJ.t 0111 tug ha\'e bet1
vainly ) trying for hours to reach time ws el.
I Is rcared all emi board will l'erlh.
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Ihflnl'r Ih. . I I'uur "lr Semi I t'imei' .
VICTORiA / , Ii . C' . , Nov. , '
V/lOltA 1. ( 15.--Jammtes 110-
\ ' \'oltk Ilerlullng registrar of the Irltlh
Coltintia ; , ' imprtlic your' , pleaded '
Colnm"a 1 rp I cOlr' gul'y to-
clay to ' 1 th'I counts ef tile Indctmeut :
3 , : . ft ' I.n , . aLl was ieltcced to four
ycaa' , Inprl&onment.
OUTLOO { IS NOT PLEASANT )
Senator Squire Takes a Gloomy View cf
His ' Condition
ls Oountry's ,
ONLY THREE COAST CITIES PROTECTED
. \lnounc . , ' " le 'IVI 11 : lnke UI nlort to
Secimri' Lu rgi' A pirmmirlatlomis for
1.lrl.I'IrolrlltoIN
the Ilr"N" , or lulhlnK "orun-
CltOIN lie Coin I mig " % 'III'r.
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SEATTLE , Nov. 16-Senator Watson C.
SquIre , chnlrman of the senate committee on
coat defenses , who withIn a few days will
leave for the national capital , has very decided -
cided vIews concerning the Alaskan boundary
dispute. lie Is by no means pleased with the
present outlook .
"This country must wake up ImmedIately
to the knowledge or Its defenseless condition , "
he said. "Several year ago the senate com-
mitee on coast defenses recmmeulled to the
senate the establshment of a cannon factory
on the Pacific coast I reported a bill from
the commitee and supported It In an earnest
speech on that subject. Very few people are
aware of time fact that the old fortifications
and old cannon that are mounted on our seacoast -
coast for forts arc absolutely useless against
modern ships of war. They are about as
effective as a pistol wouh be agaInst flatting
guns. So far as I am aware there Is now
only one completed modern fortification In
the Butted States supplied wIth modern guns
of heavy caliber and that Is at Sandy Hook.
This constitutes the entire modern laud defense -
tense of time great city of New York I Ib i
true , however , that works of this kind have
been commencel at Boston and San Fran-
cisco. The appropriations of congress have
been absolutely Inadequate for protectng seacoast . -
coast cites from destruction by a foreign
enemy. There are twenty-eight of the prll.-
elpal seacoast cities In the United States requiring -
quiring guns and fortifications for defeme
against possible outside roes. I Is there Core
very difficult for our government to take a
strong stand In international diplomacy when
It Is conscIous ot such an utter weakness to
withstand . "
wihstand an atack.
When asked In what light he regarded the
acton of the British goverment In station-
Ing police along the Alaskan boundary the
senator said : "I do not know what friendly
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object England can have In sending an armed
body or men there at this particular time.
Doth nations , as I understand the matter . are
engaged In a friendly effort to definitely
locate the International boundary , lne , I
time present unfavorable developmenls COII-
tnue I shall certainly cal the attention or
congress to this mater at nn early date and
In no uncertain tone "
II.AS FOIL CO.\S'I' .on'IFICATIOX .
1'1nAlue'rhll lion ru 11 ! ' 1.1 Com-
1\'I'o for Imuurlllt 1'IutM.
WASHINGTON , Nor . 15.-The nnnual re-
port of General Cralghl , chief of engIneers ,
to the secretary of war , has been made public.
He says that since time date of the last re-
port the board has prepared projects for tile
artlery defense of Phladolphla , Key West ,
San Diego , the mouth of the Columbia river ,
Galveston and Puget sound. Allotments have
been made dudng the year for emplacements
for rourteen twelve-Inch , twenty-one ton-inch
and seven eight-Inch guns and eighty twelve.
Inch nmortare , to bo distrIbuted among Portland -
land , Boston , New York , Philadelphia , WashIngton -
Ington , lampton Roads , Charleston Penm-
cola , Mobile , Now Orleans and San Fran-
cisco.
General ! Cralghl attaches much Importance
to the defense for forts by Inbmarlne mines
! upplementng the artillery defense. With
the smal funds In hand he has completed
twenty-five casements for the defenro of the
Atlantic coast and San Francft'o , and Ie
about to undertake the construeton of one
at Galveston lIe submits estimates of $ 5O-
00 for Iddltonal caaarnents , and $50,000 for
the oC submarine mines and
purchase appl-
ances. The genera ! states that time appropri-
aton for the preservation and repair of forth-
Icaton9 Is entirely inadequate and suggest
an increase of the approprIation.
Al the appropriation of $160,000 for ' the
acquisition of sites for sea coast derenf s
was entirely exhausted at Narraganset bay ,
Baltimore and Chmarlaston he requestn an ad- :
tiltional appropriation of $2OOOO for the procurement . I
curement of other sites
General Crfghl favors carrying on river
and harbor Improvements under contnuous
contracts for which appropriations have been
mate In fundry civi acts.
The financtil statement shows there
Inlnchl fho\s was
expended on rivers and harbors during the
past Iscal year , exclusive of time M1811591ppl
Hver commlNon's ! expenditures , the sum or
$15,40.991. making the total for the past two
years $30,904,084. I
stmatef are submitted In the report for
the next two , which General
year Generl Cralghli
bel'e : L necessary In order to conform to i
the II'actee or congress Ln failing to pass a I
bill durIng a short session , of $22.01&,19.1 I
made up as follows : General Improvements ,
$12,35S,6410 ; contnullg contract work , $5OH-
597 ( his for expenditure In one year ) : Mississippi -
slppl Hvr commission , $2,6&.000 ; Missouri
River commls ! , $7O : exam'nat01s ' ! , surveys -
ve'S and contngences ! , $200.000 ; special est-
matcH ' ubmltd by the Mississippi River
commlssbn , $1,4Ii.0,00 ; special estImates , sub-
miled by the : Issourl River commh'Jlon ,
$160,000.
or tie south pass of time' Mississippi It
Is said that during the past fiscal year the
legal channel was maintained at the head
of the pass alli ! through the p1S Itself. The
estmates for continuing the work on the
moro important river and liarbor projects
mire submitted as follows. time amount to
bo extended , Inthe , next fiscal year : Wyn-
away hay S. C . $200.000 : Charleston hanbr ,
$100.000 : Key West harbor . $126,000 : Pena-
cola hurbor , $50.000 : Coos river , $500.000 :
: loblo harbor , $160,000 : Warrior and Tom- ,
hllbel th'ers , $2S9OOO ; Sahlne pass Tex " I '
$276.000 ; Oalv.ston imarbor $ .690.000 : Galves-
Ion ship canal , $100,000 : $ harbor , Vlcls-
huro $225,000 : numerous other rivers and ,
harbors II southern states , $877,000 : UEsls-
slppl river between OhIo anti Missouri rivers .
$33.000 : opratlon or snag boats on upper
Mississippi all river Inpro\'ements. $567-
000 : locl anti Ilam No. 2 , $25,000 : heal waters
reservoirs of the Mississippi $50.000 : MissourI
rIver above 810ux City , $100.00 : removing
snags In same , $ :0.000 ; Cumberland river
below Nashville . $ l O.OOO : ab\'e , $450,000 :
Tcnn'asee river , $185,000 : Ohio rIver , $ i50 . "
000 : snag boat and damn No.2. $50,000 :
Herr Island. lear Pitsbllg , $100,000 : Ken-
tucky river , Kentucky , $200,000 : Agate bay
harbor , Unnesota , $30,000 : Duluth harbor ,
$75,000 ; Superior bar anti St Louis bay ,
$50.000 : Arhhand.'Is. . S25OOO ! TiiInni .
and Mississippi canal , ' $150,000 : ; 8hlp" canal '
between Chicago Duluth and Iufalo , $500-
000 : Toledo harbor. $50.000 : Cleveland har-
her , $00,00 : Buffalo , $100,000 : numerous
othpr rIver and hal hors In lake and cen-
trnl states $89&,000 : Oakland hsrbor , Call-
fornia $100QOO : San Luis Obipo , Cal ,
$0.00 : San Devo harbor . $50,000 : San
JOalluln river , $25,000 : Hnmbohl harbor ali
boy , Ui5.000 : Coos bay , Oregon , $95,000 :
Ya"ln1 bay , $25,000 : Sulsaw river , Oregon ,
$2.f.0 : upper Snake river. $35,000 ; Oympl'1
tmiihom- OOOO Columbia .
IlblhO $40,000 : and lower i.vil.
13nele river , li9OOO : Cacatles canal ,
$100.000 : Wlamete river , above Portland ,
e25c00. _ .
- - - - - - -
U.hl 'I' ' ' l.nl Digger 'rham , ii U"rf'I. ,
1)F1N'Elt. Nol . . -I Is believed at poleo
heuIQlarteu , In thIs city that the amount of
money tolen trom \'eils-Fargo Exprs
cotP.lY at Colorado Srrlngs was $55,000 In. :
stead ot $20.000 , a fnr ! omit at the time of tha
robbery The olclals of the CJmllany art
extrll.el ) re'icnt . So far a known II
lanelbl clew to the thIeves s _ has been tound.
I"'IIIU I G'I. I 'I' ( ' Ii 1 . . . .
10S \NOI'I.I'S Nov. 15.- Flrlnanll Ke : ,
nell . 'x-ehlef oC oC St. ,
t. I'x-lhler police St LouIs \h (
killed Dele"t\'e A. n. Lwsm , was c'-
to(1 tOl'a to ten years In stats prlEor
Time cane wl he allpealeu to ! sUllrcrre
court
i
JIIST 10lS UP TU C7\\ IS A WILL.
Inler ur ItaisslnNo " ' : Un' . , n IHr"c
Heir In SI"1 hilija .
ST IFTFRSDUnG , Nov. 1S.-The accouchement -
couchement : of the czarina occurred this e\'en-
Ing. At { o'clock a daughter was born to the
czar and czarina . Doth mother and chid
are doing well.
Court physicians In attendance at the nc-
couchement of the czarina report the ( chid
to bo a handome girl , and they add that the
mother Is rapidly recovering. Services connected -
ncell wih this birth or the infant were held
In aecorlance with the rites of the orthodox
Greek church The baby has been named
Olga .
The czarina ( Grand Duehen Alexandra
J"eodorovna ) was born at Darmstadt , lesse ,
June G , 1872. She was the princess Mix
Victoria Louise Beatrice of le03e , and was
marred to Czar Nleholu H on November
26 , 1891. In accordance with the las of
Russia , anti , hv a manltestn bsuul by Czar
Nicholas on the 21st days or October ( old
style ) , 1891 , she was renamed Alexandra
Feodorovmma , and received the title of grand
duchess and Imperial highness.
Princes Alx was the llnughter of Grand
Duke Louis IV of Hesso mind of Alice ,
Ilrlncess of Great Britain and Ireland , third
child anti second aughter of Queen VictorIa.
Her brother Is the present graml duke of
Hesse : her sister , Irene , Is the wife of Prince
Henry of Prussia another iter . Princess
Elizabeth , Is the wife of Grand Duke Sergius
of Hlssla , and her oldest sister Is the wife
of Prince Louis of Iiattenberg. When
Princess MIx was but 12 year of ago anti
while In attendance at the wedding of her
sister , Elizabeth , she met "Icholas , then
.
/rand duke , who was In his .lxteenth year
The children became attached , to each other ,
but The czarevltch's affection for the princess
was diverted for some time. Six ) 'er later
htr father made a visit to the Russian court ,
accompanied by PrInces Mix , and her
I presence In the Russian capital was the
, means of renewing Ihelr liking for each
other : but the prIncess was Ihen an ardent
Lutheran amid the question of having to be-
come a member of the Orthodox Greek church
had to be con9dered. !
Owing to the ill heaHb and sUbsequent
death of the czar , Alexander III , the mar-
rlge of Princess Mix and Nicholas was
hastened. Concessions , each as were never
before secured , , In embraelnl time orthodox
faith , were obtained from the holy synod.
The prlncesf was not required to declare
her rormer religion to ho accuf-ed nor that
her conversion was due to the conviction
that the truth leo not with her own , but
with the Russian church The italy synod ,
was satisfied with the simple declaration
that the princess Joined the Greek church
In order to be of the same religion as her
husbanl. , t
The czarina has artstc tastes , loves
music , and Is fond of outdoor s'ports. She
Is of a sweat disposition " , sympathetic and
klnl , and has male , many friends I was
thought that she would exercise a strong
influence over the czar and tbls way encouraged -
couraged by the IS1anCe of a ukase by the
czar on the subject of establishing a central
council of admlnletralon for work houses
and reformatories , which were designed to
provide tile poor with honorable means of
employment , In whIch the , czarina proposes
to take the Institution under , her Immeiate
tron1ge I Is raid . I hat..her , majeety drew
up the slatutes In question hprrJf.
lilt 1CENEIY TO LIE EIEV\'I J.
his Appohiitnmeiattuflq itector or time
Aimteriestsa . ( ulh'A'e IN E IH''le.l.
( Copyrighted . 189 . by lr.s 1 ubI8hln" Compan : ' . )
nOME , Nov . 15.-New York.Worl Cable-
gram-Special Telegram.-O ) ; Monday next
time propaganda wi app ln Dr. ' KEnnedy
'
to the post ot rector' the Anlcrlcan college.
The appointment : : will be mate wih the ap-
proval and assent of Mgr Sqt.oll , all many
or the American archbishops.
NEW YOI1K No\ 15.-Special ( Telegram )
-Dr. Kennedy. time now rector of the AmerIcan -
can college . Is n native of Pennsylvania.
lie was born In Casslno\la , In the archdl ( ese
of PhiadelphIa , In 1857 lIe was educatell
at the St. Charle seminary , near Ihl:1lel- :
phla. and going to nome , began his studies
In the' American college there In 1881. The
new rector was considered one of the most
rEcor
diligent students and most distinguished
graduates of the AmerIcan . colge.
J\.N".orth'N 'r"Nthlony , \'II'ne.l.
TORONTO , Nov. 15.-Tha .cross-examlna-
ton of E. W. Aylesworth was ' continued at i
this morning's cession of thd Hyams trial.
The detense has somewhat wekeneti the evIdence -
Idence which he gave ) esterdar relative 10
an agreement by which lyai promlsl Wile -
lie Wells $ 2uOO at the end -f five year
provided ( he would allow $3Q.OQO to "e placed
on hIs le , WItness was compeled to admit
that whlo he had heard on Inilspute evIdence -
dence that such an agreement dil exist , ho
was not prest when I , was matie. All efforts -
torts on the part or prisoner's counsel to
make Aylesworth recede from. hIs statement
relative to the emaIl volume or business done
by lyams were unavailing . , .
'
Aylesworth's cross-examination was completed -
pletod this afternoon. Mrs Aylesworth ,
\Veils' sister , was then called. ; She declared
Hams had promised to repcy'to Wells $ .00
of the loan of $27,000 on the
Saturday before his death , and that
on th day before the occurrence In the warehouse - I
house Harry Irams came to her house and
left a message telling Wels to be down Monday - I
day morhl ! 'Veis went down early Monday -
day mornIng and met hIs death that arter- :
noon.
SII.hlr ) ' CI nlCt Stop I.
LONDON , No\ l&-The Imes this morn-
Ing prints the correspondence which hal
been gollg on between the marquis ot Sal-
ISbury and lon , Robert Jasper : Ioore , M. P. ,
from Shropshire , LUllow Ilvflon , relative
to Ihs appolnlll of an Intetnatonal conference -
fueneD to Investigate the subjeet of speeula-
ton In wheat. I.ort Sal'b ry wrote that
time mater had ! been frequelt1y considered ,
but that I was very dltcul to distinguish
between genuine and fictitious transacton !
For this reason the government had been
unab1e to convoke the conttremmce. Nr.
Moore then wrote another letter , with I view
'of hHluclng Lord Salisbury to change his
opinion 'fhe Timrmes clorlly commenting
upon the correspomidencet.3hmia : . Moore
has failed to establish lila : C31
SenlhlK S'honn'r doisilsenteti .
COII".lt'll.
VICTORIA , No\ 15.-Judgnum'exm was ren-
dered today In the admlalti court con-
fscatng the schooner Shelby for .Itlatng the
Bering lea act. The Shelhy ' \a seIze by
the United States cuter CorwIn May 11 , and
held for being unlawfully /n / ti'e ' sea during
the prohibited perIod. Incdental tIe to time
trIal today , Louis Wiet , .wner of the
schooner , furnished a .enaaton , by admitting
the authorship of a letter recently received
by Chief Justice Davie and enclosing $25.
lie was sentenced to one , week In Jai for
contempt and fined the amount of the prof-
fered bribe. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Inrr'hIK VII the 't'iallrr Case .
pAnS , Nov. 15.-M . BOthelot , according
to the : Iatn , Is desirous that hIs department ,
the ministry of foreign affairs , should settle
the question of the iegaitty'oftlme proceedings
'In the case ot : Ir. John Wailer , undergoIng
a sentence ot twenty ) an' Imprisonment for
correrponding with the novae , as prompty a
posaitmle. ! This desire Is brought abolt by the
tact that the United States government ; Is In-
slating upon a definite reply to { p rel1ruenta-
tlons ! ' in the case. '
Sh'nU Inuuch U"Iul'Cecl I.mll.
ShANGhAI , Nov. 15.-A sttam launch
longlng to the DrIUe. . rulsr Edgar Is
reported to have bpen lost In Japanese waters
and torty-elght men \fIIO were on board ot
her are sid to have leen drownfd.
-a--
" "rl" ur Purl.I' . 111 VI' ,
AHDIOHF I , T. , Now 15.-At Oenn : ,
fourteen mils northwest ot here , a score oC
ml-n In attendance on I farmers' alliance
IT.eet'n were held up and robbed hy tOlr
masked outlaws. The " cthns : were stood
up one at I time us tiity emerLelI from
the hal und compo led to gvtt ; \II alt their
m"le ) ' and jever. . The ribberS rCure 1
about $ I . ( In COi and nllQnl rlj t \atch (
's they rode away they ann unce1 that
they belonged to the Chrl tan gang .
WELTY'S \ ' THREE TURNED OVER
Slim Plurly of a Populist J'udge Wiped
Out by Alleged Frud ,
HINGES ON FURNA COUNTY RETURNS
CUUul AU.rll' ) ' AIII'r"uneenN . .1 .t
. \h'rhIK the' 11Alr"N So thnt 'i'Iiey
Elect Norris-Clerk MeVni-
.Ini's Confession ,
INDANOLA , Neb. , No\ 16.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-lon. ) D. T. Wely , judge of this the
Fourteenth judicial 11ftrlct , Is In the city
today. lie Inrorme a Bee reporter that I
gross fraud ha been prpetrated by the canvassing .
mslng board of Plrnas county In certifying
to election returns which had been tampered
I with. lie has employed llenhouso & Strr
as his attorneys , and they w1 appeal to the I
supreme court for a writ of mandamus comma'
polling the canvassing board of J'urnas county
to reasernLie and fnd II correct return .
Their petition alleges that the county returns
Friday night showed the folowLng vote In
I I Union 11reelnct for district judge : Barn'
I grover , 10 : Norris , 40 ; Wely , 33. Dy these
I figures Wel ) was elected by three -otes.
Sunday evening Charles AlderPn , cOlnty attorney -
torey , obtained the key to the clerk's office
amid was II sold ofc ! several hours . Monday
the books showed that Norrlo' vote had been
ralt to 46 , thereby electing lmiln Several
conCessions have been made.
I. A. Sheridan , chaIrman of the Fourteenth
judicial district , commltl says regarding
time returns from Fumes coulty : "The re-
turns of the last election showed D. T.
\\'elty , populist , elected by three votes over
Norris , repubiican. This was conceded Intl
Monday night , the 11h Inst. , whn It was
discovered that a fraud had been perpetrated
The county canvassing board of l lras
county con\'eled Friday , the Slim , and wrote
up the canvass and made the proper footings.
The returns were published In time Beaver
City papers as official . On tha following
Sunday time county clerk 11. McJ'adten ,
turned the keys ot his olce over to Charles
Anderson , an IHorney of Beaver City , and
from noon unt late II the evening Ander-
son had access 10 the vault where the pol
books and ballots were deposited. Monday
the county clerk ! called the canvassers tc
Kether and again made footings , and It was
then found , that six VOtEo had been IHlded to
time vote of NorrIs. The county cleric cer-
tled to these returns , klowlng them to be
fraudulent The fraud was malic by changing
the Iglres ' 40' to read ' 4G' In Norris' vote
In Union precinct. The job was clumsily
Oxectiteti as It Is plain ] timers were only
eighty-four votes cast In Union precinct ,
but the forgery Ind the later alteration shows
. "
ninety votes cast.
A certified copy or the 1101 books Is In
possession of the committee. I his also the
affidavits of the cOlnty canvassing board ,
I admitting ! , time . total . footings emi Friday night
were SIX less Latin they now are. In alltlton ,
the commitee has the contesslon at the
county clerk made before Judge Wel and
In the presence of witnesses , /S to ) fact
of Anderson's having access to time returns In
time vault.
ARAPAIIOE . Neb . Nov. 15.-(8poclal ( Tel-
egram.-Frlendl ) of District Judge-eleet G.
'V. NorrIs are not alarme at the prospect of
a recount , thln\lng that such an acton can
only IncreasE' time plurality crelled to Nor- '
rls. County Clerk McFldden , who has been ,
harged by friends ot Welty with tampering i
with thC official returns , 1 one of the heading
populsts II this distrIct. .
l'UOllJI F1GuI'i'JN ( I : n.\KO'I'\
Teiimjcrmtiaee I'eopie'I'nlle or hnllench-
InK SInCe ( ililietuis .
SIOUX FALLS , S. D. , Nov. 15.-Spcciai.- ( )
Time temperance people of this city evidently
mean business. After getting the mayor's refusal -
Cusal to proceed against the twenty salons
hero tinder the city ordinance regulating
them a delegaton or temperance peple have
visited State's Attorney Hogdo amid demanded
that he take steps Immediately toward enforcing -
forcing the state prohibitory law They
threaten that If he refuses to do this they
will bring Impeachment proceedings against
Ilm and compel him to show cause why ho
.
dos not respect hIs oath of clce and ! en-
force the law. Hogde Is busy with time mat- I
tens pertaining to the term of court which
convenes next Tuesday and has not as yet
nll0 army delnlte reply to the demand. Time
temperunce people evidently anticipate a re-
rusal rrom him , as they are movIng In another -
other but secret way toward an attack on the
liquor traffic here. I Is ulderstood that two
attorneys 10W patents In the gold clre institute -
stute hero one Cram Minneapolis and one
from Iowa will assht In the legal bates , A
"spotter" baa been engaged by the anti-saloon
people to get evIdence.
.
IBU I.\S' ESCAI'.thlt " 'AS I ' NlAI.
Vlethu .r the l.nrI. 'rnKll limo.
Iltud a VmLrlCd ixmui'rI'ice .
11,1 I Vnrl.o fhl"r'lee.
LAREDO , Tex. , Nov. 15.-M. Harrold , who
claims and who Is believed hero generally to
b3 the son of lrs , Menn , the woman who was
murdered by Kuntz , tells a straightforward
story of hiD early , life In Germany , where hI
'
was born of the woman who Is now known as'
Mrs. Menn. Harrold rays his mother was
first married , to one Schultz In Germany ,
afterward leaving him and enterIng the house
of a wealthy single German Ienteman , resd- ! !
Ing In Davarla. Whie there the woman
gave birth to a child , the father of whom she
claims lu the aristocratic German. Ihrrohl
Is said to be thlf child. Some years later , a :
time story goes , Harrold's mother ran away to
AmerIca , and , comIng to St. Louis , married
Mean , who liVed In East SI I.ouh Harrold
was taken care of In Germany , and while
quite young began fhlCng for himself. Har-
reid claims his father's estate Is worth
$2,500,000 , being now held by legal offspring
In BavarIa. 'fho above 1tatement was made
to City Marshal Barthelow and the Aso-
elated press correspondent . today.
. , . .tr""N oun.1 D"1.1 II her Hoo"
Nl'W YOnK , Now l-Catherlne p ,
Goodman , known on the stage as MarjorIe
Bonner , who was a sister or the late :1)'f
Ooodwln , the actresa . was round dead In
the boarding house at 253 " 'est ThIrty-sev-
enth street today. 'he coroner ald hat
death remlted _ ) . Cm ! n overdo , of nmor- .
pnine. wneler Ino urul was laKPn Wil
suicidal Intent Is not known. A note rd-
dressed to I. Hnzeltine . care 1. , O. Quin-
lan , 1 and 13 New street Chicago . mmhin
him to send her money to pay hcr ntklnf
was found , an.l . other letters indicating chin
had been out oC money Miss Bonner pla-ed
scond leads to Margaret Mtttiier. Her last
appearnco was In the outdoor f rCorm'fce
of "As You Like it" . ft Saratoga.
] 'I"Allol or Cullu" Cimmiii ug .
PHI.ADl I.PHIA , No , ' . 15.-1 was reported -
ported In shippIng circle late thIs afer-
noon that there Is on hoard the Norwegian
fruit steamship Leon , which wi reach this
Ilort tomorrow morning . a delegation oC 0111-
eers of the Cuban republic . Included In this
delegation Is the rico president or that republic -
public . 'he greatest secrecy Is maintained
by all In connection with time steamship hut
direct information of time tact that there Is
quite n dflegaton on hoar this steamship
was had here several I das aRC imy the CU8-
to\S nutholle ! ' . I Is also known that a
corps ot PInkerton dotectves have already
been engaged to watch thlm whlA In this
city so as to preeude ! any popslblt ) ' oC
their purchasing arms or ammunition for
! ammuniton
tlhusterlng expeditions . .
(1"1111 I to IroUt I" .Irnud .
LOUISVILLE . No15.The , '
1.0UISVl.Ll ; No\ 15.-The 'Imes 11)'S
that A. J. Carroll , ex-speaker . or time Kentucky -
tucky house , wi refuse his cel.tlcale of re-
electon to the legIslature , heeanse , It Is aI-
legell , he secured the place timrotith repub-
lcan trfuchlr ) His repuhlean opponent
In the district withdrew before the election
wihout notifying the pUhle , and ! ( S I ro-
suIt the ballots were issued without a ro-
luhle q ranildnte In op,081ton to the ex-
speaker , The republican , nominee's coure
has been severely condemned , antI Mr Cor-
roll Is sahl to have dr'ldfl t. . ) resign rather
than profit by the a'lpe I trearher , lie
will / Probably be a candidate at the special
election next year , and Is expecte'j to sweep
IWeelj
the dIstrict
TH EE UULLETIN.
\cmmthmcr fore 'r Net'rakmi- '
, r : l'rblbl' Colder by Evening
! nge.
1. " : nghlli Slnhb.d hy Turkey .
SqnlrlJ .Umhl or II' Attmi'k .
Sc'no.lol I. , .limiigeYOIIC' " ll'utrlet
l'r'oh'I.rln"9 1111 'tu'lr tiissiumii .
: , , 'hrl.lU : tept . 1ln910 TOIII ) ' .
" " 'Mh'rl limti'tet Cu lie l'rmtccteul ,
Aiuiu'rhi'mtim Siufe In Turkey ,
:3. : hItink icptusitumrs i4eek a lilt ide.
Si'imitttti'r's ' , 'Imeri'mImotmt' , SIumi1ieetCl.
.1 , I : .i I I orimal ma mmii Cii mu brim I.
Is. tmtimatit , Ihlers , uaiii elmrmiskmi Sugar.
To iui I crtmil , , 'Isi I ore ,
0 , COtlml'hi lilu fl'e ioeml .Mmtt t era ,
Smti Story of mimi liamt itoy ,
7. Co umuuui eri'imil mu im.i Iiiii ii cimil ,
hiim'uiimi-s'u ite itttv of t lie Veek.
ii. Cimlemigo Ieteetivo Mmikcs is 3Iistmik.
i4emumstor Alhi'ii on time ( ) utlo.mk ,
tmiiiiiiuiiii Itmiti , ( mls'M to Iii' I'tishicl ,
10. timit.Iuimiery ee.ieul aim tliit i'muruim.
hiursei&'ss Vehicles In Clue Aruiy ,
1 1. Somumetiuimig or l'lmiiietmary . , ' , ,
Story imf ma Lot fl'miIiet ,
'l'.txiit : ' _ t'i's TO liii A SE1S.t'l'ftht ,
% 'itsiitimgtoia flail. ! Nuiiies 'l'alk .tinimt
Illinois i'ollties ,
ChICAGO , Now. 15.-A News Waslmington
special says : "John Tanner is a certalmi
candidate for governor , " saiti Senator Shelby
M , Cullomn today , commmaenting upon tlmo resignation -
nation of Chmainimman Tanner frommi time state
commimnittee. ' 'lie will wipe time state with
Congrcssmmman hopkins and win time nomination -
tion easily against time entire field , "
Tii senator was manifestly pleased at the
outlook for Tanner. It is current gossip
here today amnong Illinois republicans that
Tanner's goal is time United States senate ,
where lie will sit beside lmis liohitlcai patron ,
Senator Cuilom , If Tanmier is elected guy-
ernor it is believed timat lie will be elected to
time senate to succeed Semlator l'alnmmer , ammd
timercu is mliore than tmstmal interest taken in
thu name of the nomiiinee for lieutenant
governor. In time semmate Tanner , it is said ,
vouid take hue place vitim time ' 'silent states-
men" like Quay , Murphy ammmi Cammieron , whmo
take little or no stock in speechmakimmg , but
mmli wires with alacrity , It is oime of Mr.
Tanner's political cimaricterlstlcs to leave
speechmaking exclusively to others.
CHICAGO , Nov. 15.-At a mneetinmg of time
republican state contrai comunmittee , hmlti here
today , Jobmi It. Tanner , time vell known
chaimmman , resigned that position , and an-
flounced that lie (11(1 50 in order to idace
imimnself at lIberty to vork openly for the
gubernatorial uionminatlon next spring. The I
attendanca at the ummeeting was large , 4mmti
Tanner's cammdltlacy seemed to be recelwtl
with favor by a immajerity of timose present.
Dr. T. M. Jamieson will probably be imis
euccessor.
Dr. T. N. Jarnlson of Chicago , wimo has
been lmromlnent in Cook cotmnty politics for
several years , was selected as Mr. Tanner's
successor. Iiemmry L. hertz of Cook county
is , it is said , slated for time state treasurer-
ship. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S12NA'I'OIt lIILIIN A Xll' ltOI.l1.
Ilmigmuges the Atiul itoriutua for ii le'etaire
OIL "Ii1ert , "
CIIICACIO , Nov. 15.-Senator 11111 of New
York is going on time lecture platform , anti
Chicago swill be the city of his debut. Tlmis
sornewimat surprising bit of news sync mmiado
Itublic today by the coil of a youutg man at
the office of the Auditorium , Time young uiinn
wanted to see Maumager Adams , anti when hA
was admitted to Mr , Atiams' office , lie an-
mmoummceti lie wanted time first open date of thmct
big the'tter.
- Mr. Adams wanted to know svitim whmom ime
was talking , timid time yotimig mnamm produced a
cart ! iientifying imlinseif as "Representing
Senator David hi. lull of Now York. " lIe
imati all necessary credentials to prove that
he was autimonized to represent Senator 11111 I
and to immake contracts for lila lectures. lie I
and Manager Adams soon came to terms. Sea- I
muter hill will ttmako his first appearance iii
Chicago omm time night of Friday , 1)ecenmber 0 ,
at time Auditorium. Time smmbject of imis lec- I
ttmro ss ill be "Liberty. ' '
iilCMIi A ( JITIZItN'l'iIitOUflI F'IitUD
Serlotis Charge ilreiimglm t Agitliust a
aliisvmuil.ee , ti'r ,
MILWAUKEE , Nov. 15-United States
Marshal Pratt received a benrhm svarrant
from the United States district attonmmey for
the arrest of Carl F'raumz on a charge of oh.
taming citizemmalmlp papmrs under false repre-
sentations. Time warrant was placed in the
hands of detectives , who arrested F'rammz.
According to time tem'tmon ) ' of time detectives
before time comnhissioner Frammz readily told
time story imov he was to vote the democratic
ticket , and when appreimonmdeti was furnished
nmoney svith which to defend biniseif. Commi.
missioner Biogood coumsitlers time evidence
sufficient to hold time prisoner , anti fixed ball
in time miumn of $1,000. It it can be ftmnnished
Franz will he taken back to Baltimore.
I1eiatuit'klegiMlltre is itemuuilmlicaji ,
LOUISVILLE , Nov. 16.-A speciai to time
Commercial Irons Lexington says : In time
commteat of'ootl , repubulcan , for time seat in
time legislature of Kauffman , democrat , a die-
covery hiss becri nmade wimicim beyontl a doubt
gives Wood the seat anti will thereby give
time republicaims a clear niajority on joint hal-
lot in time legislattmre. It imas been thiecoveremi
that Kauffman's election , while hmnimilng 0111cc
as a city councihimmami , was comtramy to tIme
statute , anti Wood will be seatcti without
furtimer protest ,
Ilrookln Illeetion Gi't liato Court ,
NEYOIiK , Nos' . 16.-TIme mnumddio incident -
cident to time canvass of time vote in lirook-
lyn caine up before Justice Culien in tito
SUlmremne court , Kingi , coummty , tumltmy , to
cimoss' caurci why mu umman'larnmms m-imomiitl hut
issue comnpc-lltmmg time lmotri : of milmiernmen and
time county board of mtumimervisors to go back
of tIme electtomm rettmrna aitd camivmtm's tIme nI-
legemi detectivc baliot , Couutm'ei ( am time mU.
dermen anti supemviaors were mmot reamly to
proceed svith time mirgimnient , mtnd the case
was amijourned until 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon , Counsel for Mr. Grout. the demn.
ocratic candltiato for mayor , imiovemi Clint
a stay lie granted restrainimmg the aidernmen
anti supervisors from proceeding Wmtim time
count until the question of a immamitianims
aimotmld ho decided , btmt , ltm.qtlce Cullen re-
fimseti to grant the mrtlor for a stay , sayIng
that no IOSSibltt harm cotmitl reetmit fm'om
allowing the canvassing of time returns to
proceed ,
A mixiotme fut a Sigh t or tim e 1)uike ,
NEW YOltK , Now , 15.-So great iias beemm
time desire of New Yorkormi to see the duke
and duchess of Muriborougim , and to such
lengths has it driven the poimulace at time
wedding aiim ! horse , simow , timmit time oihiotale
of the steamshIp Fimhia , on whmiclm time coimple I
swill cinimark tomorrow , have taken cxtmaor-
dinary imrecautions to keep people at bay. I
AifllitSiOfl to time dock mmd to time cimip to.
rmmorrow s'iil be grimateti to those svh , , .mte
not passengers only on Passes , I'ersonis not I
Iwovided with Immusees s'Iii be requited to
Prove that they are friends of limo patsen-
gers booked on the eteanmer before beirg
admitted.
Irntls of ii. lhmiy ,
SALEM , Muss. , Nov. 15.-Joseph E.
Glower , one of the oldest railromd mmmcmi iii
New England , died at lmi' imomo here today
after a long illness. lie svus 78 years olmi ,
BOSTON , Nov. 15.-ieom-ge II. Nichmol of
the svcli kimotvn wooleni 1mm of Nichoi , Dmi-
imea & Co. , died in ltoxbum-y today , aged 75.
1-Then I ) . Jor'ian of time swell kmmos'n dry
goods firm of Jordan , Zmiarm'im & Co. , of title
city , died today ,
( humisiot iIt'lIgiuiZ ( ' time Cuiltitmup. ,
Sl'RINGFIELD , 0. , Nov. 15.-In tin mini-
mnatoml dicusion hi ) ' Micimmmel post , Ci , A. It. ,
of time Cuimmmn questIon , General J. Warren
Keifer , ox-speaker , claimed that time Unite !
States could not coxmelstentiy recognize the
Cuban lmntniots au biligerunts , ( or iito rca-
coma thmat the United States protcste'l wimemm
European powers ru recognized ( he coimfod-
erac ) ' .
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lilstorit'i , I School ilmal uI lug hiut'imt'il ,
AUGUSTA , ICy , , Nov. 15.-Atigueta eol-
lege , the most historical building In the'
oil ) ' , ss'as to'iay ( iestroyei Li ) ' fire. It catmgimt
at imoon , svitim 400 children in the builmiia ,
' 1 Itt-re was a. mimach rushm , anti time greatest
diihlculty was experienced in rtscuimmg them.
All were saved ,
1ONEY FOR IISSION IVORK
Prosbyteriani Hold a Monitor Meeting at.
Carnegie Mtisio Hall.
ADDRESSED BY EX-PRESIDENT HARRISON
% - ( ' ( ' ( ' ) - Poster Siucliks of Ills
) , ' , , of due ' , Vork in
htt'ii t It eta i.mt Ittis-hirit Ii na I as
tIme litms ( ttniiirmtte , .
NEW YORK , Nov. 15-TIme Carnegie MusIc
hail was filled tonight with a great crowil
of h'resbyteriamis interested tim foreign mis.
sbus. Time Platform svas occupied Principally
by mmministers , Time amimmommncemflent that cx-
President harrison was to hmreside proved a.
great attraction , \'hien limo ex-presidemlt.
arrived lmo ss'as lmeartiiy aliPlammdctl , lion ,
JoimmiV. . Foster , ex-secretary of state , was
also on time Platform , 11ev. John It. Davis.
neetl ! as chmairmmmami , ammd intrctluccti cx-l'resl-
dent harrison as "A great amid good mmmcm. "
General llarrison begami his speech by say-
1mg that time l'resbyterian church lmmmti beemi
greatly celebrated for its iouver of resistance.
It hmam.t stood fast for love and liberty , it.
lmam.i stood fast for etimmcatiomm. It hind been
iti time Ummiteti States the ploumeer of educa-
tioum. It had stood for limo imiglmest scholarship -
ship , and it had stood against tlmat PFUed
altitutilnotis pimolosophy thmat frommi tIme study
of God's work finds there is no Ge-i and froni
the study of Ills s'ord that lIe line given us.
no sword , lie continued : "it has bean
strentmous in its 0ipOsltiOm to timid tioctrimmo ,
miami imas stood with time mi'iffmmess of a steel
beammm for thmo faith delivered by Clue fathers ,
amid it still stamitis for the csaemtil , doctrine
of thme inspired wortl. It is mtmit an ililberal
cimtmmch. No body of Cimrlstimiims itm time world
Opens its nmmmms wither or immore lowimigly to alt
svimo lowe time Master , It is Catimolic in Its'
symmmpatim3' anti in its co-olmeratiomm with otlmer
churches. Time ummlasiommary ellirit Is lumhoremmt
in Christiatmity , ammi mmmccl here tonight.
iii this hmicetimmg which ctmimmmiimmmtes our efforts.
tt ) take coummeel mis Presbyterians , at , to how
s'o can advance time cause of foreign mole-
siomma.
' 'I imave e'ornetlnmes iii mmilssicmmary mneetinga
hoard speaker4 talk about time mmaeds of time
board , Timmit iteemmia to me very much like ,
the mmmii shoso grocery bilm are mInt paid ,
anti s'ho wIll talk about the nemia of his
butler , W'e are mmot here to taik aliommi the
mmeetia of limo boarti , bumt our iteeds , time imoetis
of time cimtmrchm , and time miectis of ti'e ' st'orld.
\e are hmero to simnlimmomm yoim to time duties.
wimichi ) 'our church mimemmmbershmip iimmphiesand
% s'hmlci , immmpiies nmucim ummore s'imenm 90mm consider
tIme great head of thechumrcim. . I tlmimtk I miay
say to youm : 'Hold fast time good doctrimmes ,
not time simoimimerd. ' "
OIISEICVATIONS OI' MiSSIONS.
Time next speaker was lion. John W. roster
ox-secretary of state. Gerwral Foster's address -
dress ss'as mm stimmumimary Cf imis obserwatiomma.
on time work of time I'rotestant mimissiomis in
Asia , first in a toimr of time world made two
years ago , anti In a secant ! visit to Japan
and China , in commnecticum witim the peacs
nt'gotiatiomms of time precenmt ) 'oar. The review
eimmbraced time work of time mmiseionariea In.
Syria , India , Bmmnmmmaim , time holy Lammd and
Egypt , in time Turkisim cmmmpire , Ceylon , time
Straits settlement , China , Corea anmi Japaq , ,
and it , also discussed time thirea' great non-
ChristIan religiomms : Maimornrnedammisam , Hun-
tiooisnm and I3udmiliismn ,
lxmdIa , he etyled the citadel of Bralmminlsmn ,
a perfectly orgamuizeml ttyteifl supported by'
caste , apparently impregnable' to time attacks -
tacks of Cimristiammity. A first glance created
time itmmprcssiom timat time mmiissionarles svero
ummaking hiltle progress ag.uimmst ft , but mm nioro
carefmmi exuumminatioma almowemi that all timO
ircaL mmmorai auttl social reformus svere the
direct result of time iniroductioti of time gospel ,
miotably time Imrohmlbition of imtmnmnit sacrifIce
anti torture in time religious ritimm , time burn-
lag of widows , tito killing of fenmaie clmildren 1' -
reforimme its to clmiltl ummarriage , time estabilitim- .
mnent of schools amid colleges , time zeal
created for edtmcation , amltl time awakened
imitemest of time Braimmmmimms for a puniilcation
and reforimm of their religion ,
After imassing time ailmmsion to liraimmma , Gem-
oral Foatr eiiscimssed. tIme , great Chinese
empire , and time work anti lrospcdts of mis.
sions there. Notwltimstaummllumg limo supersti-
tioimti cimmmracter , and low grade of mmiorahity
of tiio mass of the imeople , it was claimneml
the gospei imad dwoiopemi soimmo of time most.
striking examples of regeneration and frtmit-
ftml ( Yimristian life , anti that time Cimimmaummata was
by no nmeans beyond time aplritmial influences
of our religion , Time recemmt riots , he asserted ,
grew out of general hatred to foreigners ,
ammmi not from rehigoume intolerance. Time
American mis'Ionaries hint ! not been great
sufferers , anti time govermnment bmad shown
me greatr roarilness to ptmmmisii time offtnders and
repair time lossea than was evimmced by our
miumtimonities ss'imen riots against the Cimimmemm
OCCilrremI in the Urmitemi States. But time
mismmicmtaries scere in Chum in comiformity
with time treaty ammO local hams' atmfi they should
tie mmmaintaineti ammd protecteti eimere. No
back'armi steps .in time mmissiotm work in that
great ommmplre coulmi be Contemnphatemi by the
mission boards , as it a most Imopeful
field and called for time hearty support of the
cimurcii.
I1AMI'EItED BY TIlE \'AR ,
General Foster imaiti time work in Corea
hail been rotmurdeti imy time late war , but evemm
timlmm immpedlment uvommid doubtless result in
enlarged oimortunitles for time mtiism.hons. lie
gave conetmicralile mmttcmmtion to time imuisalon
fieltl in Japan , imraiciiug time cnmmmtry for its
bemmtmty , time people for timeir imolite anti cleanly
bmabite lime governmmuenmt for its progressive
Itieaa But time latter ito criticised for accapt.
immg so readily tIme results of swestern civihiza.
tion amid failing to encourage tlmo great cause
of it-time Christlaim religion. :
Considerable progress semis ielng mmamie by
time mnissiommarles notwitlititanding time recently
tievelopeti spirit of excessive patriotis.mm , which
sought to revive time oh ! religions , anti among
limo comiverla to crate an independent
Japanese Ctmnistiamity. The mnisaioo sclmool
were doing goomi work , ammmi in this country
mmore lroiiably tlmmmmm In aumy other in Asia
thm intellectual and ruling classes hind been
reacimemi.
11ev. F. B. Clark. D. I ) . , presimient of tha
United Societies of Christian Enmienvor , spoke
of immiesionary work in general anti time limitless -
less needs of thus heathen woriml , ammd jmaid
it glowing tribute to time mmmcmi ammo womnen
wimo are devoting their lives to mission work.
Referring to time Am'nietmian atroctiea , ime said :
"Eycn when we come to time land of Mahom-
mmmedan superstition mint ! bigotry we find '
that though the unspeakable Turk line ruled
for a timous.aimti years , time capacity to die
for time faith of time gospel lmmms not beob
crtmm'imed out by time long series of tyrannous
reigns , Goti is still in time heavens , Tiuo
imluimnlsoneml and murderemi Christians call to
111111 for vengeance , time awful tyranmiy and
time petty InterferEnce of time past. must alike
conic to an end in the better days that are
conming , and either by some justifiable revo-
lmmtton on the part of time subject races or
the Jmmterfemence of thmo enmilgimteumed Christian
nations will bring batter days anti better
proapects to time aid of time suhtamm. "
l'oin' is flt'ttiiig % 'ery ' % % 'ciile
CLR\'l14AND , 0. , Nov. 15-Rev. J , M ,
Koutielka of' this city limes jmmst returned
froun it visit to Itonme , In regard to the
Imepe's imemihth hmo said : ' 'I ss'as uhoekd to
ilnd how he Iii imroken in lmoaitii , lie Imad to
ito carried into the ioonm 1mm a chair , for lie
coimlil not walk , mmmii hmimi form tmnml face
% % .oi.e most omnmmclttteti. I its rumiimtl mmmd sight
am us vigorous as ever , imowevor.
"Of course. it is innpossiiiie to tell how
lcr.g lie immay ) 'et live , but I comiftisit I * timomld ,
rot ito sunitriced to hear of his deatim at aim ) '
time. " _ - _ _ a---
Ilmiuigu'ui for lCilliiuge II Is ItiitI ,
Ll'rTLE 1100K , Ark. , Nov. 15-Moos
Dumpree , a miegmo known os General Duprce ,
was litmngemi at lcvali's huff , Ark. , today ,
lie inurderel Robert lltlrrls , anutimer negro ,
in Mormioc county in Jimiie , lS9i. ilarris wus
Dup'c 'a , tt'ressmui ! rival for timm' affections
of a reMr'5s uuam."i hiommmem'Imen the
V. l'ttr i jited Dtipre'e antI imevt'Ime-'i heir love
om ; hiarr u ( tip' ummaum was imea'l" imlinsulf acid
C m. . g U1i'.i ' immi m u.cesz1ui rmval shut hillS
dctsvn III cold blood.