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SWEPT BY A MIGHTY FLOOD
TEHRim.K nrrsTRT-iTrriox of ?.t?? and
PROPERTY IX OKLAHOMA.
AN DaafWla? WALL or WATn Uflfll ?JIISJ ITOX
Win oithuit: and othfh PLACK! DI m
CANA WAN VALLEY? TWO-THIR!'S Of
Tin: YKTfMI <"???.?G.?? WWOFUt.
Outhrie. Okla,, April 2S._At ?sunrise thai morn?
ing a wall of water from Mx to eight feet high
and a mile Avide broke upon West Quthrte with?
out warning, crushing house.??, sweeping; away
property and drowning many people. Every
movable thin??: was IWOpt before the wave, which
passed on into the Canadian Valley with r?sist?
if?-?! force, wreaking terrible destruction to ufo
and property whatever it reached.
When darki.er?. Bottled Over the city to-night
the wildest stories ,.f loss of life were afloat.
The estimates ran nil the way from fifty to 00
persons drowned. While tho larger figure is un?
doubtedly an exasperation, it is known that the
less Of life will reach, if not exceed, the !?sscr
rum', r
1?.?Jena of lives rre known to have been lost? 1
how many in.iv not be known f,.r wceka; nun- :
drc.ls of hotjasa were wrecked, and for many \
miles farmers were completely ruined, bridge?
and tracks ?rere waahed out ind railway traffic
in every direction la at I standstill. The efforts
Of rescuing parties have m many cases proved in
vain. Many poTJona neetted downatream before
they eould be reach, d. and their fati Is un?
known. Cthers ?rill paaa tne night in trees in j
rr.:1stream or perched on housetops. The prop- !
erty l^ss is nlaoed al something near $1,000.000. :
1 "u'.'.y two-thirds of the vi. tima were colored. 1
Pusine-s has been itaapended all day In Quthrto, ?
Un atore? and tonka ? elng cloned. As thorough
?n organization for relief ?is is poealbl? has been I
made. hut nil nld ?-..is been necessarily retarded !
by the confused condition of thing?.
it win i,e Impoaatbl? to explore tbe houses ?
until the ?rater rabaddea, aa many of them an
submerged. As darkness gathered over the
scene many overturned houees ?arar? seen far out
in the flood, but it could not be learned whether
their occpauti eocaped The river li thirty feet
nli ivo Its ordinary level. ? heavy rain began
? .ing this afternoon.
A CLOUDBURST PROBABLY THE CAUSE.
The flood '.s rappoaed to have been caused by
a cloudburst, suj !?'?-"n.-'i::?-1 '. y heavy rains. The
C'tt-inwood River, ordinarily a small itream
winding between Itaep banks In Weal ?.uthrie.
wai ? atikfui from a heavy rain yeaterday ami
last night, but no alarm had been felt, as th*
ri.er had been rising gradually during the
night. Aboul ?? o'clock, however, water fron a
ewudburat above had been added to the already
high stream, and tir- flood wai iweeplng through
West Outhrie. a region populated principally
by c?:? red ; ? ?. ? Tl m arno aaw th* tirst wall
of water said thai ll was aboul eighteen feet
spreading entirely aerosi thi valley. The
Aral wave was followed by othen bi qulch sue
eetmiion, until the wl I ? ed Into a bank of
water from six to eight feel high. Many per?
atona had already begun carrying their household
guilds to places of safety, bui few had made more
than one trip wh ? they wen forced to flee for
their live? '. ? foie thi ragtag tore? nt.
The main supply pipe of the waterworks sys?
tem burst where it crossed the Cottonwood, in
the southern part of th?? city, and all the water
in the neervohn poured Into th? river, in the
southwestern part Of the ??t> a long arm of land
is formed by the winding of the river. On this
land hundred? of negroea lived. During the
night the bridge leading across the river to ihe
main section hai been swept away The ;? pio
were abaorbed In watching the iis-me: waters
this morning when the flood fr..m the r Mrvofra
cam?' down in a solid wall, cutting uff the peo?
ple from socapo. Th? y fled from their humes to
the higher portion? of the newly for sued lelanfl.
WOULD-BE RESCUERS DROWNED.
When the first shock of the disaster was over
*h" mon fortunati ? ? t!'? island Immediately
began to help th ? - them, while In Guth
rl ? roper prompt taken for rescue.
The house?. bans ind other property began to
drift down stream, neh freighted with one or
more human beings. Boats or rafts shot oui
hen a:.?! then. - re, and despente
ertone wen made to rei ue thi ?.pie. Impro?
vised rafts wen quickly thrown together and
started oui in?." the sti am, Befon many
an, ??., d b en proj ell? d a couple of yards
fr?>m short Th? y wen twisted and broken by the
water? an.l thi arould-b? - irown Into
the s're-am. Ha I ? ' reacuen wen
drowned before tl ?as they had tri? l to save
ha 1 be ? rea? ! 1
To-night forty or hrty people could b
cllnglm to tnes and roofi of buildings, but
not be ? ? - ? ngth of many
. , fa ?.. fore tr "-nine The fati of mai r
.v.., ... ire known to have been carried
.; wi itn am will not be kno? ? until da]
. ? : perhaps not th ?n.
j, |a -- to gel an) di ' ? - rr ?m
I ? led pei pie on the bluffs
., _- ,??:?? city. Thus?? who em api d ?????? rush?
ing frantically about In search of missing ones.
? r to I ng dovi ? rapidly to-night
FORTT-ONE PER80N8 KILLED BT HAIL?
wkatiikr gTORt G?,?? MEXICO ?????????*
THAT H in?.in :> THR1 E ''' : N: ?*
c. j ,,..,? j,!,, Arrll I"? -A dtopatch from San
I,'s swoal Meaico, to "The Olobe-Democnt"
?*,?..: "Th- RM V??d? V..ley In thi? Btat? bas be?.,
visited by a terrine hm.-term, whlcb not only
r, nod the jrr ?Wing ,-t"P??. : Ut MUSed greai I? SS Of
lUooris hav? been ncrived ben of the kl li l
of fortj -one persons bv hai.-?.?.,?- ? <u on.? :.,,. .. ....,'.
alone twelve farmhand? wen hilled, ?..ta?? ot me
. ? w< Ighed 0V< r thr??. ? oui li
AN ?DTERTISEMENT TRAT FAILED.
t .e BatBasflt fot tht Orani Memorial Fund which
?arm ...... ..?.?. ?. ? ??. b- ?;*??" al lb? M? ti ?- :
OpiMra Ho?..-? ? ?*!?? "?
seems to have I ? rtlstai hem - winch
want wrong Th- pn> ? ; I hav? mad? efforts
thai ?ran ha .???'? '? 'heir px met? ? > ai I
their I iti Ity to give aome son - r at the
Mairoi 111 tn l '?'? ?? '"?! 'm>'
?t: pa tt,< \\ ? stereopt ? sh bltl ? ?.?? pro
?<? ?.. ? and fall thr ?? . ? ? ? ?? :?'" managen ol it
??Hr? unable to paj toi its? In advance. Latera
benefit wa? ai I waa ? ape? led
pia ' up to t;.. > ?? Ding .. . ?? r ..?. d, an
m| h ',?. ? ., ,
\> ut tei da aao ??- mi ? called at ? ? opera
.. k< I al >ul ib.- terms I >r blrinj li for
,, ....-.? for tl Grant M< m rial Fund, to tx si .? ?.
en th? n.i-nt ' tl ni S "?
..v. ? benn .- the repr? a? nial Iv? ? ? Abbey.
Hal & Gr iu. aak? d in? m fur thi
nd they named a ? ? who
til previous flesk? Mr.
f. ? then .? aid tin- he did not cal
ing to ci > a ?r h ? hi affair Thi ?? ?
. ,| ?,, Bay ?'.?< Il w.-if i.'.t the same thlni at
, | \?r Bel :.? . Anally told thi ? ti al they
? ould ;...?.?? ?!.?? h ;-? bj ? ay ng for it In
and sul n. ttli g th? ? ' ili?' thai
Inment waa of a ? roper ? barn tei f <r
Braa agreed it ?
.-?? waa ever algned , advanced
? ? Mon lay noti? e ? I at th? op? ra
? se thai the ? ? rforn ?< ??? ? ? itpon? ?
WELBONE AS8EET8 HIS INNOCENCE.
iraaluajgtoa, April M Philip McElhone, on tr ?
la thi Criminal Coun hen ??? ? wltb stealing
rlpu and documenti from the Library of
OngTeaa, - .-i<,> look thi stand la bis own behalf
denying tbe testimony given by l<ewl? Turner,
Jointly Indicted ?.????!. htm, ari eai rday turned
State a ?
--?.
??//.'. CLEVELAND E. C. BENEDICTS GUEST.
Oreenarl a, Orna. April is Es-pnaident Cleve
taad .-?-:-, ??-;.i\ ."??riis. and ?x-Poetmaeter??Oen?
??r,.i Wilaon spool th? day ben *s tb>? gueets of
E. <? Benedict and during the daj drove an? it
ih- town. Th. party rei hed ben laal nlghl
th- yacht ? ".' Id?
SECRETARY BEI ss IS TO STAY.
A re;??..??, ni stoeutated t steeday to the elf? tl
that loontary Cerneltus ? ?-.?ss ?nu aboul to
r. ?imi um portfolio ol th? Interior and retln ?trom
Preaadeai McKii ?? ? a ?' Mr, Hli"* ?eve seen
laat ev.niiiK at hli !,...i;... Mo IM Madtoon ave., and
aaked wb.nt ttuii, then ??!* ?:' the ????'>?"?'?";?
"Not the lilghtMt," w.is the 1?notary'? reply.
"I canni,t andentand upon what authoritj su h ??
?tat? m. nt has beeii made. Ail I ?>><? le a ? "??
la thai any report ?? ?:. Inteiidlm to reblKii from
t ? ..?, ina ut boi ;/? ?J ? h? Btorj M ibao
lut.ly wlihcut {?,?.:. I .?.,'.
??'..ifcury Bilas arili retura t? Waihlagtoo to-u.iy?
MISSISSIPPI STILL RISING.
U-'VKES VP AND DOWN TU ? RIVK.R RK
???? IN PERII,.
Natchez. Miei.. ArHl 2A-A B( vere wind and
rain storm to-day created connternatlon on the
U?Uletanu side of the rlv/*T In this nelRhborhood.
Th?? wind, beine from the southeast, carried the
*?' ash directly from the Louisiana shore, but
the heavy rain wan beginning to have Its effect
? ? the new and upper parts of the levees when It
ceased. The weather remains threatening, and,
should the wind veer to the eastward, sloughing
Of the leveeg wjuld he Inevitable. The rains
caused ? rise of half an Inch In an hour, and the
river now stands at 99.10, two-tenths rise ni?ee
Sunday,
New-Orleana, April 2R.-Trie river rosr? durlnx
?he night and evidently means mischief. The
little rrevasse town amon? the Buras orange
proves yesterday showed that the stream still
holds finny terrors. But the Indian summer
weather Is holding out and each day finds the
banks better prepared for the crisis. The Im?
provement is becoming apparent and hopes are
consequently hiRti. despite the predictions of the
engineers ?hat the water will rise one or two
feel more, in New-Orleans th?? pani?? which was
in the air recently is almost entirely allayed.
and there is talk of the citizens' committee dis?
banding before tho end of the week, leaving th" I
defences to the Levee Board as before.
Qulncy, III . April '.'S.?The river has risen six
Inch? s to-day, bringing it within three inches
of the Hood of ISSN. The Indian ??rove district
levee about the city is still up, although a break
Is expected. It Is badly watched in p?a-es and
is becoming mushy at others Connecting with
this levee on th.?? north is th?? Lime Lake levee,
and connecting with that is th?? Hunt district
levee, which gave way yesterday, letting the
water in on '_'."..ink) acres of rich farm Ian is
under cultivation. Not until yesterday nfter
noon was much trouble experienced in Qulncy
other than what has been usual for the last
we,k or so, but so rapidly did the water rise
that the local factories had to shut down.
Keokuk, Iowa. April 28. -Th?? crevasse in the
Hui.t levee to-night is 300 feet wide. The loss to
property is estimated at ft.un .??'_'G>p. m ?? ? to
S.",iiii,iMiii The situation in the submerged terri
tory is deplorable. Thirty thousand scroB of fine
land are aubmerged, and prospecta for crone
th.- season ere gone, no loss of ufe has been re?
ported as \ ? as a result of th?? break The attua
lion on th?? Missouri sid.? is unchanged, ah
th.? bottom landa from this city t,. Hannibal ere
overflowed, and th?? towns "f Gregory, Alexan?
dria Canton and Da Crani;?? ar?? aubmerged. At
Gregory several lari,-? warehouses containing
thousands of bush, is of corn bavi been washed
sway. The river here began t?? fall alnwly at 10
o'clock this morniiifi. and it is hoped that the
crest of the wave has passed. Th.? grestesl
height reached was 18.6
BROWN UNIVERSITY AU MX I.
A talk ON Tin: stati: ??f GREECE Bt pro.
rissm: IRVING J MANATT.
A reunion of the racmberi of the Brown Univer?
sity ?inb in New-Tork was held Issi evening al
Delmonloo'a and was well attended. Th?? presidi nt,
Prenda Lawton, presided, Tha most Important
testure "f tbe OCCSSton WM ;?n informal discourse
hy Irving J. Ifanatt, professer of Greek In Brown
University, on the present situation In Greece. Pro?
fessor Manat? was formerly Consul-General of the
i'nited state- nt Athens. Before speaking on the
BUl ' assigned to him. he conveyed to the alumni
the printings of thi? <o|?es;p nr.d paid a tribute to
the ability of the president, I". Benjamin Andrews
who is now travelling in Europe on account of his
health, but who is expected back at the beginning
Of th" next collrpe yc.ir
Professor M matt admitted the present desperate
?trait of Greece, bul said that f?reeee was Inex?
tinguishable, and that it was the experience of
history that oft.-n Greece's dsrkeal hour was Just
before day, and that the Greeks of to-day were
the sime people M In the days of Alcibiade?. Vr-f,
In the nexl sentence he said that tbe Greeks were
..- well fitted for a republic sa ih?? people ef this
trj were for an Oriental despotism. Brown
University, he said, had an rep? Is) Interest In the
affair? of Greece because ot the emlnenl services
to that country of Samuel G. How???, who was 8
graduate of Brows American public opinion, he
thought, would be ??. Important factor in the se;
tlement Of the present dlfflciiiti??*, ?nd l?.* urired
those who heard him to give the question? in
?,??:.. ? careful consideration.
He thought i*. probable, h?? said, that the Powers
? ild put a Btop to th? w.-.r. The Powers had
red thai In any settlement th?? appresso!
.- luid gain nothing, hui thi question was whether
Gre< ? had been the Barr?ese ???- .?,;. ? hl :?'.?? il
? ? ?..? r. show thai Turkey, and noi ? ir?. m ? -
the aggressor. "We er? llkel) to hear th?? news,"
. .. "? ' an accomplished revolution,
but ? do noi give up hope for the ?,r?. k I b III re
? m ?;?? little nation has a mission In the modern
worl i. ai t had In the ancient w >r! i "
After thi address ol Professo! Man.ut th.-re was
? ?upper and then a business meeting, The fol?
lowing officer? of the cl ?? ? eted: President,
Charles E. Hughes; vice-preeldent, James \V.
Perry; treasurer, N. s. Dyke; s? xetary, Gardner
c by; Ex? iti ?? Committee, A. l?*. Bowers, Fran
Lawton, Arthui Lincoln, s. ?? Ordway, ??
Barrows, John R. Beam and W. ? Gorman.
Music, vocal and instrumenta I, was given through
entng by B. s. Webb, ES, l?. Munger, ? L
Young act others
Am??.? those prisent wre ?;. M Wlckes, w.l Is ?
n Williams. Arthur I.inc.,ir. j. B. P. HerreehofT.
? v. Bowers, .1 ? Beam, B. P. Pabodle, Jam??
v. Perry, Pr. Charles Hitchcock, <? W. Hopkins
G, I Mi Icom, Dr, Frederick Danne, s H. Orrtwsy.
Benjamin Barker, Ira Harrows. Professor G C.
Prench N B. Dike J. ?. Ward. W H, Frost,
Gardner Colby, C. I? Cooke. the Ber. C, R.
Knowles H B. Needham, W M F. Round? W. E
Johnson, C il. Bab ? k. Jr. C. 8. < iooper, g W
rdson, ?' M Craves, <i. K. Unison, W. R.
? ?? n i:? thwi ii. Josiah Haiti? tt, M. s.
Brown, M W. George ?md R. P. Hsyea
?
EBB. str?m: SOT SEBIOl SLY 1NDI8P08ED
Major ntrong ? Id yesterday that tbe report that
Mrs. Strong waa seriously Indisposed ?s th?? result
of her attendance upon the functions al the <;rant
tomb and elsewhere oa Tuesday wss greatly esag.
gerated. Mrs. Btrong was hilled through during
the exerclsefl al the tomb, und suffered a good ?leni
from the cold and raw wind. The result wsi ;?
?light sttack "f indigestion, but yesterday she had
,.,.,,:., recovered snd wsa it, her usual health
again.
iDMIBAL EEADE SLIGBTLY RETTER.
Washington, April M Rear-Admlrsl Meade, who
. . been very low as the result of a surri".-?:
opera) on, la reported slightly better to-day.
1 SEW ''FLYING DUTCBMAX."
? ?. | ridge Masa . April ts, The Hssty Pudd'nt
. .?, ?rave "The Plying Dutchman.** ;? play roll ?'.
?ocal Jokes and laughable Incidents, at tha club?
? tore a larga audience, mi As up
, ,,;? old snd young graduattn The libretto
of "Tt.e Flying Dutchman" was written by M< ?
ville ? Btone. Jr.. '97: the Bong? are by Humphrey
? Nichols, :??. and >i,- musts by John A. Carpen?
ter, '91._
NOTES OF Tin stage.
Horace M Vf? ki r ha? t? s gn< d his position rs
buitnei ; : magi r of th?? Fifth Avenue Tb? atre.
w. .i Ferguson haa been em ged for Ihe lending
?.art in "The Widow Goideteln." which is to be
pre ented a* the Fourteenth Btreel Theatre on
May It
? ? va tdevHla sketch that Kdv.ard II.irritar, has
?? itten fer his appearance al Prector*a Theatre,
Twenty-thlrd-st., assi week. Is to be called
??Sergeant HI ?k? y."
TO ELEVATE THE ERIE RAILROAD TBACK8
The Jersey ' tag Btreel and IVater Board last
night approved ina plana for the elevation et Um
I'd.? Railroad tracks. Il la expected that the work
will begin oa June i. end be completed .ii a year.
Th< lroprov<nnenl will coal about &??0,0?
1IIMI.1 Al.l.lsl DELEGATES TO SAIL BOOS.
Washington, April tt Tbe members <?f tt:.? pro
,....,( international bimetallic conference recently
? ted by the Presiden! "t? behalf "f tbe United
etatea expect to Ball from New-York on Maj t
ir,.??, will go direct to London, lot nfur .-? brief
?toy there probably will proceed t? Parts,
A QBE ATEE SEW'YOBK 0ROANIEATION.
The spettisi committee of nine authorised by 'he
ii,? ibllcsa County Committee to confer arlth oiler
Republican organlsstlona within tbe Greater .**.'>?,?,
rork, for th?? purpose ef bringing about a general
Republican organisation for the nee ssatrepolls,
waa snnounced las? evening bj President Lauter
?luco as foll?n? s: (?' s. Gibt?, John Relseawebfr,
Abraham Oruber, Frank a Drummond Oor?? u.
Bidwcll, An ?ilbalid s Van Orden, ?uto Irvli,?? Wise,
Charlea il Murray and ?'hai;? s A Rosa
The committee will bold s meeting In a few dajra
und map ?--it Its plan of o?peratlooa
-?
7 H ? ?? E E v RE Tl R \ IYQ TO I VGLAND,
Ni?e. Aj'tii ?. Qneen viste?is ?timed ?t noon
to-O.'.y ?n ber Journ.y fium CluileB to B*ns?sa?4
POWERS WARN THE SULTAN
? "iilliiurd from flrat tiniic
ammunition box??, broken carts and ftirniture,
the bedding of Midler?, blanket? ?ind tin panni?
kins. The latter rattled under the horses' feet,
blankets became entangled In them, and the
horses, frantic with alirm. galloped among the
flying crowds, many of tlvm riderle?? nnd de?
serted, duns and ammunition wagons and
carts added to the obstruction Their traOM
had been cut In order to ?nabli the drivers to
mount the homes attached to them and seek
safety in flight. There wen many riruggtoa be?
tween the fugitives f,,r the possession Of the
horaea, nnd in this manner the aftrlr hted crowd
struggled ?m for several miles, pnaentlng a most
vivid picture of disaster and fear. Some of the
Oreek officers. It t? true, did their duty. They
ordered the bunlers and trumpeters to BOUttd
'cease firing.' and rode about calling ?????? the
fle-??? soldiers to halt Bui others of the Creek
Ofllcen lost their biada, and pushed onward as
terrorized as the soldiery. One brave officer
tried to bring his men to their senses by pre
fentlng a nvolver al them and shouting: Stop'
Stop" But h? might as well have ralb-d upon
a whirlwind to stop. General Mavromlchaelta,
WhO had evidently reached Larissa BOffl? time
before, rod.? back Borne dtotance In order to ar?
rest the Btsunpede. Two miles from the Larissa
road Is situated an embankment, where the |
Oeneral succeeded In inducing half a company
of foots.,r?? Infantry to fall In. But thousands
continued the pell meli rush for Larissa
JAM AT LAP.ISSA BBIDOB.
"Th-re wai I block at the bridge across th?
Balambrla River, at the entrance of Larissa.
Another tOITlfli scene was thcr?1 presented, gun?,
men and hone? struggling tn a fearful masa
"In the Btreeta Of Larissa then was indescrib?
able confusion. Troops of all arma wen mixed
together and thnw themaelve? down In utter
exhaustion, heedleaa of th?- ...lis of the trompeta
and bugle? summoning them to fail In. The
Inhabitants, rusblna aboul th? Btreeta, Intensi?
dad the confusion The men mention of the
Turks wai sufficient t.. create ? Drensled rush.
When tii?? moon rore and the neighborhood of the
town .-.?nid !?.? ma-1." ,,ut with Mme dlstln? mesa
matters became calmer and at dawn th? ox?
ri temetti had been redu? d to a reatleaa move?
ment from at reel to street and an anxious dia
cussi,a of th. futon
' s im?? estimates of the number of deaths which
occurred during the stampede and Indli
nate firing say that from 1500 ?? 800 persons
wen killed. But l think these figures wen ex?
aggerated, though peo il? dec?an th y hav? seen
main wagons bearing lh- den! to I.aii.-.-a.
"The five newspaper correap ndent? who wen
in th?? stamped? all had miraculous escapes
from death.
"The first hour of daylight was spent by the
Oreek ofllcen In assembline rt. Ir scattered
troops and sending them to ? harsaloa. The
troops continue! the march Without any re?
freshment, and it is alleged that many of
had not tasted food sine- Friday morning,
FLU?? ON TO \ ? ?L? ?
"When ?t became known that Larlsss was I ?
be abandoned then was another panic The
women, and eve.i the children, went about
drawing their hands acros?.. their throats, show?
ing whal they expected of tbe Turk?, and In
an Incredibly shori time the roada leading to
PhanalOS and Vol ? won crowded with pe iple
vehicles and animals, th- latter beatirin all
kinds of household effects ? spedai tra.? of
trucks took to Vol.. about three thonaand peo?
ple of ivory degree, the i>s? angers hanging oa
to the rn f? and platform? ilk?? a swarm of I.
Bui the majority trudged along on foot, and
many of the refugee? threw anxloua looks back
at Larissa and th.? Vale of Tempe, fearing every
moment a rush fr.m: the Circassian cavalry."
By ??? p. m. Larissa -vas emptied. Inatead
of following th?? troop? to Pnarsaloa, the corre?
spondent, in order to fri hl? dispatches riff,
pushed on to Volo, where th^re was a panic al?
most e.jual?ng the one witnessed al Larissa.
Fugitives were arriving at Volo every few min?
ute?, and th>> spread tur.o?s thai the Turks
would enter the place In ,\ few hour?? In the
abeence if ?teamen there was ? general rush
for cabines, <m board of which the well-to-do
classes went to Bubosa, or other islands The
corresponden) bir-d a calque and went on board
of it with a newspaper compenti ?, Mr. Holdall.
in a minute then was a gr? -l r ?mmotlon,
crowds of people ehoutlng to them to come out of
tne boa) Then ? numi": .if men made ? rush
on board of her, tbnn Mr. Holdall out and
pushed ih?* correspondent ashore. It seems
that the people, panic-stricken, determined that
if they could not eecapi from V? lo no one els?*
should do so, and thej cried:
' We must all .11" together!"
To sue1? an extent did this feeling of panic
spread that a Government steamer which wa?
embarking wounded soldlen for the Piraeus
was obliged to leave Volo ilari? ir owing t ? the
fact that the frantic population thnatened to
im?'? a rush "ii board the steamship, which
? luld probably have resulted In gnat loas of
life As It was, the wounded soldlen wer.? t iken
on board the steamer In small boats, and the
vessel sailed for the Piraeus In ? hurry, leaving
t".. Bngllsh nurses and mx wounded Greek sol?
dlen on the quay. The nume? and the wounded
? ? p with taken to tb<? H-itish Consulate,
The excitement continued all day Sunday; but
the c irresp indent m cured a il ? le on the ' ill ?
lag day and prtvreeded to the Island of Eutxea,
whence, by calqulng and driving, he reached
Athena to-day, bavins: been five days without
taking hi.?, shoes or clothing off.
LARISSA PILLAGED BT 0REEK8.
DISGRACEFUL TOKPVCl OF THE IRRBOt*LARfl OF
THB BTHNIKE HETAIRIA
London, April 28. -A dispatch to "Th?? Times"
from Larissa, dated Monday, f-a.. s: "Accordii,e
to the inhabitant- WOO wer?? left I,, hind, th.?
town ?vas given over to pillage three days before
th.? Turkish .?-ci.patloi Th? plllagen were a
mixed rabbi? of dtabanded Onek ?oldlen,
thieve? nn<? revolutionary memben of the sjth
nlk?? Hetalria. The.?.? desperadoes also fought
furiously among themselves and outraged
women.
"Th?? ?'rout? I'rln e Constantin was the last
man to leave Larissa by the Sunday morning
train."
a dispatch t?? "The Dally Mail" from Volo
?ays Ihe English lads of the V ?reign Legion di.-d
bravely In the attempi to bold the railway sta?
tion a* Larissa again?) th? Moslem infantry.
Orumbkoff Pacha has started to return to
<? natantinople.
Constantinople, April 28 ?The Turkish troops
at Larlsea captured sixty artillery calaaon?, in
addition to a large quantity ot ammunition.
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BEHIND THK OLD .FRONTIER LINK.
? ?'???? \.\??1.\?'? I.i" ';i:i'? ?? REOARDIKfl THB
MOVEMEKTI OF THF MAIN BOOT OF
Tin: nin.i.K ARMI
London, April 28 A dispatch to "The Dally
Mall" fruir, Constantinople says that then Is no
officiai confirmation of tbe reports thai the
Turkish cavalry have occupied Vole and Trik
hala, hut the mali ! ?:?? of the Oreek arm] hai
faii.-n behind ll.'l frontier line of the Othryi
Mountains, and the Oreek squadron is confined
in th?? ?lui:' or Arta bj the Turklah f< rti
The othrys Mo in ai eaatward ir. :??p?
? range, ai form thi boundary
between thi Oreeli province! ?? Larlaas rue!
Trlkhala on Ihe north and Phthlotla and l" irli on
th- south. Thej are abou twent] ml.e? south ol
Pha reato?, Thej are from S.MW t-? ?,??? feel hkh
and are ei tren ?? :? rtlflli ull la eroea.
The on I) Turkish I merle? ? ?mmandlng the ?
rt. :,. I?** of the Oulf of Atta are those si
i "rei ess snd thej ?ri e son l Im? ? ? ?? ? en rt? .
have t?.. ? .? rr,\.ii t?;, the Oreek p? ?
?
SAL?NICA will PROBABLY ESCAPE.
KBVgBTHELga?, TURKISH PREPARATION! t ? ?Tt
? . : ENCE ??!' ??? TOWR ??'???'?:
London, April 28.?-According t < a dispatch to
"Th?? Timen" from Vienna, the Austrian Foreign
Under Si retar) hai Informed ? deputation of
Viennese merohanta thai there ii little groun i to
apprehend ? bombardment of Saloni s .?\ the
?.'??.. n??. t.
Constantinople, Aprii 28. -An official dtopateh
r celved ben from Sal?nica aaya ti..?t in an en?
gagement at i. sfaldata? < ?? '--??? were compelled
to retr.at with the loa? of 100 killed and many
wound id
Th.? report of Um bombardment of Karaburua
la denied ut thla dtopateh, it I? explained that
the Oreek Seel manoeuvred in th- rictalty of
? u abui un, bui did not Rn upon thai plac ?.
Bla teen battalions if the Second Ann? Corpa
at Adrian "pi?? have ?.p aimed with Mauser?
and transferred I ?Sal?nica ? ?rhlcb polnl 17.".,
???:> Mausen and HMkNi raaei ..f Maus r ammu?
nition have bei p forwarded
Sub'iii'... Apri: ? Turklah iroopa an being
daily dtopatehed to ?upe Kara Another but?
ter'.? of artillery started tn-day.
The people ben ???\?? '..-come calmer ami the
apprehension "f an Attack upon thi pati of the
Oreek Heel is dj tag i* "v
The French cruiser Bugeaud ha? arrived here
to protect ??. ?? ii iati ? .ms
Nini gum of tars? calibra i,bau been mounted
on Fort Karaburun. for the better protection of
the harbor of Sal?nica.
Fort Knrahurun I? on ?'npe Kara, the prominent
headtaad which divide? the harbor of Sal?nica
frmn the irrealer ?Juif of Sal?nica. It 1? directly
opposite VSfdar, und nbout a doren mile? from
Balonlca. ?fee map.)
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TH?: ATHENIAN? CALMING DOWN*.
AM Atmnrcss fmOat THE OPPOSITION' DEPVTIRS I
IIF1I.I?S TO AM.AY PO?'II.AR EXCITEMENT
Athens. April 2?*? ?mldnlght).?The Legislative :
Asoembly met again this evening. Ninety-five
deputies were present. As a o,uorum i? li?4, an?
other adjournment was necessary. The adjourn?
ment was followed by considerable excitement
ind cries of disapproval from the gallery.
Public excitement was highly wrought up here
to-day at one time. The foreigners hoisted their
national flairs over the buildings Inhabited by
them, as a popular outbreak was f?ared.
Crowds yesterday ?. vening stoned the Palace,
broke its windows, and cried "Down with the
Kin*: Down arlth Prince Constantin! Give us
a Republic!" Pome pistols were fired among the
rioters nnd many officers were mobbed.
The opposition Deputies issued the following
address to the people:
Pellow-dtlsens: In the critical period through
which th? country is passing the summoning of
'.he Chamber is considered neee??ar>. The op
posltlon believes It to be its duty to address to
.??ii citisene a recommendation and a request to
do all in their power to contribute to th" main?
tenant ?? "f order, which Is Indispensable not only
for the safety of all. nul because It constitutes
an ludlspenssbie element for safeKuardin?; th?
honor ?nd rl?hi? of the nation. Lei us not for?
?.'??t that the enemy is treading th** soil of our
country nnd tha? our army is confronting It At
snob a moment any one attemptlitK to disturb
order would be nothing hut an ally of the Turks
Ti,!? address was signed by n'l the Opposition
I) rputtefl ROW ii. Athens. It helped to alloy pub?
lic f.'i'linjr.
The extraordinary session of 'he [*egfn*lattve
Aseembl) was a united with the greatest anxiety.
A dense croud gathered in th?? vicinity of the
Chamber to get the flrsl new? of such action as
might b?? taken. There was, however, no dis?
order Msny "f th?? Ministrriaiist Deputies de?
clare that they ? m rote against the Government
?m th?? qui stion of ? onfldi nee
Late lo-nlgbl it is rumored thnt
n:e still righting In front of Penteplgad
Bpedal trims vet?? placed at the fllspi
the Provincial Deputies ?n order to enable them
to arri?.-? in time to take p^rt in tin extraordi?
nary session of th?? Legislative Assembly.
Athens, April 28. - Little or nothing seems to
be known st Athena or ?s reported here as to
ih ? m '"ment?! of '.h?? Greek Beet
Th.ily newa of actual fightin,' In progress
till.? efternoon comes from Velestlno, which mm
mands the road to Volo. Possibly this Indicates
an intention of the Turks to march southward.
it is -?,??.? that Edhem Pacha has sent a white
flag to Volo With the assumnc?? that ihe Turkish
troopa will Inflict n<> damage upon the rit:- r
ti?.?* citisene There seeing little doubt, there?
for??, that h" intends to occupy Volo.
The ??reek forces now extend In a fourteen
iill?? line from Pharsalos to Velestlno. Pharsalos
commands the Turku, Pass ar.d the roads lead?
ing ? ?' .Minus by way Of Larissa.
A dispatch to "Th?? Times" from Athens says
thai M. I.evidis. the i',r"ek Minister of Marine,
has declined to Withdraw his resignation until
the Government has replaced Commodore Bach?
touris, basing his refusal on the fact that Sarh
tourtfl gave as a reason for the fleet's Inaction
the roughne?s of the weather.
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FOREIGN WARSHIP! To ATKINS.
PtXgCAtrriONg AOAOrgT AN 'HTltRFAK IN ?G?
OlUCEg CAPITAI?
London, Aprii 28.?special dispatches from
Rim' sny that news has been received there
from Athens announcing that the popular fer?
ie-ut agallisi King ?.eorge and hU Government
hr.s become ero??- As a result the Italian Gov?
ernment has ordered Admiral ?'anevaro, the
Its Isn commander In Cretan waters, tosend the
In nrlsds Sardegna -?t??i Umberto and the cmistr
Montella t.? t?-,?? Piraeus ??? order to protect Italian
subjects it? th?? even! of trouble
Berlin, Aprii 28.- Th?* German cruiser Kaiserin
Augusta, now In Cretan waters, has been or?
dered to Phalerum, near the Piraeus.
Tin: CROWN PRINCE NOT RECALLED.
?" REMAI** AT tiik n f: a ? ? OF tuf. akmv WILL
thi; kin'?, a fu [CATC in ravon or
G???'?'? oreoitoB?
Ath-ns. April 28 The report that the King
vas compelled to slun a deer???? recalling Prince
Constantin front th" front is unfounded. The
('tour. Prince will remain at the head of the
army.
King George, on receiving a distinguished
caller to-day, said to blm: 'I am ready to ac
cepl all my country's wishes What I desire is
that not a drop of blood shail lie shed on in*, a??
count."
Perls, April 28.?The "Matin" to-day declares
that Hi" supercesalon of Prime Constantin, If
made by a royal decree, is ?quivalent to his re?
nunciation of his rights in the Crown. The
"Maiin'' also asserts that the replacing Of the
Premier, M. Delyannie, by M. Halli, the Opposi?
tion leader, arili not serve to arrest the course of
popular indignation against the royal family,
and adds that the Ministerial crisis, therefore.
only precedes a dynastic crisis by a few days.
King George Is credited with desiring t> ab?
dicate In favor of his second son. Prince George.
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GREEKS TO STAY IN* TURKEY,
THS PORTS CHAXOBS ITS MUTO IN ???.?p,? t?
THKiR gXPtTLStOH.
Constantinople, April 28.? It is now believed
that the ilreeks will probably not b? expelled
from the Turkish Umpire at the expiration of
the fortnight's notice, beginning on Saturday.
April 10, the day the Turkish troops were or?
dered to cross the frontier. Among the reasons
for refraining from their expulslcn is the fact
that the Turkish ?.overnment has not the means
to ? gpel so many people from the country.
Great Britain, Russia and France have of?
?clally informe. 1 the Turkish Government that
thej will undertake to protect the ?ireeks in
Turkey.
Three steamers which have galled fron) here
With many I ?reeks on board are returning to this
country.
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M. AVEROFffl BIO CONTRIBUTION.
Tin: PATRIOT 01VBS ??,???,??? ?n HIS COUNTRY*!
V. Alt l'i NI?
Pat is. Apri! 28, A newspaper of this city says
it learns that M ?< Averoff. ti-.e Greek million?
sire, who was instrumental in reviving the
? i|j mptan gam? ??. subscribing 1,000.000 drachmas
toward t!.'? expense Of th?? restoration of the
Stadion, and who offered the Greek Government
at the outbreak of the trouble with Turkey to
provide the Greek Army with 40.000 uniforms,
has subscribed ? total of 80,000,000 francs (.???,
?niO.?bjO) to the a ar fund.
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OPP ?TOR THEIR NATIVE LAM?.
A Bmsll party of Oreeka sslisd for home yeeter?
Aej on tii?- American Uae ateamablp Parla There
waa ??" eeremeay cenaected with their depsrtura
.i> there ts oa the Saturilo Ballings, when hun?
dreds bid goedby to friends, a soasbsr of troop?
l.ft over from Tues?. iy?. parade were at the pier
when th?? Oreeka sailed. end gave the departing
patriots a heart) send-off. A Ur??e body of Greeks
|i . \|.ted io sail on the French Line steamship
La Gascogne on ?aturday. Thla is tha flr?t trip ot
the Paris sines her annual overhaullne; nnd th?
placing of ? lew lallshaf? In her Among her fln?t
Bbln passengers ere Vicar-General J Adam, of
l. - Angeles; Aurei Batonyl, .1 Uberi Caldwell,
Mrs. Dewar, M A. Gunet, ai Hayman, William
gtarr Miller, George w. Perkins, Sir Donald Smith
nnd RufUS W. IVl Ska
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EXPLOflOM IN A CHURCH in < TPRUR
London. April ?* The geera tary of state for the
Colonies Joseph Chamberlain, h*.? received a dis?
patch Iren the Island of Cyprus, announcing that
BS sapleetea had occurred In a church at Paiia
gVStS. Thirty persoli? were Injured. It Is Believed
tl, ? explosion wsa the result of a Turkish outrHK".
Several men have been arrested on suspicion of
being counseled with the affair.
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RED ? "KOSH <?P lU'HSIA AT WORK.
st Petersburg, Aprii t4?-- Tbe firet detachment ef
the Rod CreSS Society i>f Kus?ln. consisting of two
doctors sad twenty Maters of Mercy, with nil that
t? necessary for cHtabii?rilng a hospital with flftr
heil-, ha? started for the ?eat of war.
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MORE PRENCH TROOP8 por CRETE?
Toulon. April ML1 Orders have been ISBued for
further detachment? of Frenen Infantry, artillery
mid mariti?? to be medy to U-avs lor Crete at a
g taunt's notice.
THE TARIFF BILL NOT READY
MKMPERg OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE UN?
ABLE TO FINISH THEIR WORK
BEFORE MONDAY.
far maaniia t" ?am vhaiawag?.!
Washington. April 2?.-The Republican member?
of the Senate Finance Committee have de-lded not
to attempt to report the amended Tariff bill to the
full committee at to-morrow's meeting;. Various
rate? In dispute are ?till unsettled and the sub?
committee does not now fee] that IM work can be
Completel before Monday at th?? earliest. Much
?peculation has been Indulged hi M to the co'irse
the s'.ih-commtt ice's bill la to take In the full com?
mittee Al Is well known, the auh-commltt???* Is a
minority of the full committee, and ita work can
only expe.-t to pass muHt.-r In the full committee
hy the sufferance of the opposition majority.
There aro now eleven members of the Finance
Committee. Kl-.e arc Republl-ans Messrs. Merrill,
Allleon. Allrlch. Platt, of Connecticut, ami Wol-ott.
Five are Democrats -M'-ssin. Harris, Jones, of Ar?
kansas: Vest, Wulte and Walt hall. Jones, of Ne
?rada, a Mlnrit? or PopulUt, holds thi balance of
power Without his aid the Republican members
cannot report their revision, and upon his attitude
toward the tariff measure depends entirely the
celerity with which it run? the ?nntl-t of commit?
tee aerutlay nn?i *"?? epea lh? ealandar of the
."?tenate. It has lim-n wildly rumored that Senator
Jon-s his beea Imposing as conlltlons et bis sup?
port of the atnended bill that it shall carry a duty
on hides, and that It allow S dis o int of II BUT
rent m tariff rate? to all countries which shall
enter into a bimetalli- colnagi ngneamui with
th.- United itetei Many such stories .?r.? in cir?
culation, l'Ut It Is likely that 11 th? Nevada ?-nator
decide? to act ??uh the Itopubllean? In paaalng the
rari? imi b? ?/111 play a negatln and p?sate? rote,
and not Insist oa anything but ? fair .shar- ,?:
protection to far W. Bt?-ra int. rests
The Democratic member? Of the Finance Com?
mittee arili probably demand a week ?W ?wo,,'"
examine the Dingle) bill as amended, ao that tn?
actual consideration or tari? legislation in the
.Senate cannot be looked for before May 1 ? or ?n
Th.? tish tn.,:- of chiMgo ";'":-"?''?',,1;,'.'.^'G;
im? o.' the Dlngley achedule on Imported herring?.
had a conference to-day with tn? sn.-corurntt .???
of the Benat? Finan e Committee having the rarirr
bill In charge Anthony Hoaking and Bobert B.
Boah. well-known tnialneea men ot Chicago, a?com
pani, ? t,?. s. nator M ????, ? r. th. representative?.
The ',, 'urea from Senat? ? Aldrl h - premia? to
acquiesce ir. th? request thai the pn??nt -buy n.
half a ceni a pound on Imported "herring be re?
tai ed ?p?? ni or the ? cent ? pound duty prescribed
,y ,,,, Dlnglej bill. Messrs Hosklng and Boah
?,,.,,, ou, [h?, soriraj and Holland are theonh
??,?ui.-s on the continent of Europe from which
Imerlca buy? lieh, and that theae wo ?v.ui.tri.?.?
ar!? he onlv on? ? In Europe idtnUting American
pork beef and Hour without restriction? In pro
:,,v,e ,i.,t.s Senator Aldrtch repeated that he
thought their request would undoubtedly be favor?
ably consl '.'-red.
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THE ??? ???????? OF (?OLD.
M..-..I,.. ODINO ??? THK MORlfAKNIA TO-DAY
IN TWO COKilQNMENTS.
The Bteamablp K?snnannla, of the Hamburg?
American Line, which saU? nt 10 o'clock this
?morning, wUl ...rry away H.SOO.000 in United Btat? -
gold coin m two conalgi ? ' "?'? "' H.0W.000
?, by Uaard ?Treni, I No, W VTall-it. The
othor of mmjm, I? by Ktdder, Peabody ? Co., o(
Boston, for whom it is handled by their hTew-Torti
correspondents. Baring. ?fagotti A CO., No. 1j
Wall-at. Th.? SJTangemenl for tl - exportation
of this last-named amount !...* : vlously been
noted The ?old u'ie.? to Hamburg -t win prima?
rily find ns way almost al one? ti ".lenita and be
used In the currency achem? whenby Anatri? has
been placed on ? ?old baste.
NOMINATIONS HELD UP.
wnr comneuvi van <???tt has??? t nsaat cost
pntMKD HY THE MUTATI
Senator Platt. Who came to Kew Torn ^ froe
Waahlngton oa Tueaday, aras seen I il evening il
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
-Mrs Plat! If very much better. I an bOPP) to
lay," wa? the ?eaator'i nply to ? question from s
rep?rter of The Tribune; "otherwise I should not
be here."
Mr Piati cam? m the city to sttend s meeting
cf'the directors of tn.? United Bute? Bxpreaa Cora?
pany ol which e is presidi nt. wbl? h w is held y?, -
lorda/ mornlnj Uter In the day the Benator saw
Oovernor Blach, ?Senator Baine?, a. aator Lexow,
Edward Lauterbacb, F. i. Oibbe nnd other well
known polltldans
Mr. Lauterbacb called on President McKinley at
the Windsor yesterday, ?nd afterward saw Bena?
tor riart These Interview*, It was said by organ?
nation men, nlated to the New-York appoint
menta. " he leaden of th?? Republ ? C unty Com?
mittee ['refer that th.-re should be as little delay as
nosalbte In the ailing of it'??? piace? of the Collector
? f the 1'ort. Kavai Ofllcer, Burveyor. Unit? I ? al -
Diatrlet-Attorney and Cnlted Btatea Mara?al. Thej
ari ?apecially anstous that George '<? Bldwell, the
organization a choice for Collector, ahull au ?? d
Collector Kllbreth ai an early day. Mr Lauter
bach'a report of tils rail on the Prealdenl waa :??
garded .?a favorable by the organisai on people.
Senator Piati aald last evening thai it ?roult be
Impon? ble to predict when th? nomination of Cor?
neliua Van Cott for Postmaster of New-York city
would be ... ?? ? upon by the United States Berta te.
'Mr Van Coti la only one of aboul on? hun?
dred nominal on f ?r p< atmaatcr sent In by the
President which hav? been held up by the Demo?
crat? Their obje.-t ?s to bring about the filling of
?>,.. Renate commlttei ?." said Mr Platt laal even
Ing "How ???? ti'ts condition of thlnjrs will ealat
? ,..',,,,,,, ?,. The election of ? Republican Senator
fnm Kentucky. Mr Deboe, tends to Increaae our
hopes of a clear BepubUcan majority In the Ben
ate which canno come too soon for the welfan of
th,? country "
Tb>- r.-pirt of the resignation of Cornelius \
pi'sf a^ Becntary of th? Interior, Mr Platt said,
was ridiculous Begardlng tir- report thai the
rrUver Senatori Intended to forci a bimetallic
amendment Into the Tariff tu ? Senator l'intt
"Who started tha? yarn" It Is about as ?enslbe
as the Story about Mr. H'.;?n "
MR. BAYAED T<> WOEK FOR SOUND MOSEY.
Wilmington. Del ? Apri' ?*? A cabte dispatch from
ex-Ambiiastidor ThonUU f Bayard al London an?
nounce? that he will accc.it the vice-presidency for
Delaware Of the National Sound Money UagtM.
which was recently organized In New-Tora City.
it la expected that he will enter activai* on the
work of the league soon after hi.? r-'urn from Ku
rore._ _
THE WEATHER REPORT.
?.nsTi.K.AT?? BECOarj AMD TO DAT*? G???G???.
<ara4BUari a ??*??? * * ",rm <?'?'G?1 ,n sa?????
? me iP C-.-..T?? tu? Mlaal al ; I Vail ?? aal la attanlal by
mia ??.I ih.n.le:?a?r...?. Afl BWa ?f high e'"'"?- ?* ??'?
.,,.. n . v. m muta al :???. Bad ih? preeeer? ?? geaerall]
m,?1! on -t?? Part?? Ctoaat, Ta? aarsantf haa rlaea ta
Ht-a Eitstand, also oa ta? R ?"kj Menatala si ps ??d
generally ihreughoal ri- ptataa? Watrletsi H m? faika
m r. ,? lower laxa ??-' ? aad tl ??? ? - . ???' ' '
gasi Oeil ? aal Tb? u?t?p?ratara .?? biabar in Mao Bai
lnt., .,., imrer >ak?? G??????. tn?? Oble VaUey aad la iba
loath AUaatk ltete?? M ?- " --T i?J?HBjboal ta? Roeky
Kounula - :- aad la iba l i .???' UleaataBasBl Valley.
i-ai:. %\ni. occasional thtts4*rst rs.? I senerall]?
m iba ?I i ?r taa? reg? s. ? '??? >?????| i?'? * >i
?pv. ti.-? W*n 0?all State? .?; : Ul Rock) M la?
ta ?
. ; - ?;.. . ? ? urr???. lu
Hain i? Indi ated t r IB? i.ikt regk-n?, IB? Oaid . ,??
Lower Mi-s.??iiii valley?, a lb el? -m weather in ??>?<
West Oulf State? ?;?? Ibi Uower Ml - ari Valle) Bhoa
?rs will piwhabl) esteail lato t.?.? ? Isaii? Btat?? Thun
,,., ntfhi Tha temperatar? ?? II b? higher in ???? ?? *
land arni the North AMan'i- State? ili ir il??? Rocky
Mountain pi pea, ?nd lower In Ih? .?a- ragiona, lbs <>??.??>
?nd ??????????? M.i'-y??
rOHBt ??? ?TOM TO-DA1 IM DBTAIU
Mum?. gew-Maaspaalr? ?:? ? ITeraaeat, sarUy cioudy
osai star, ?rtta ih nere un M) aftarae s or niuiu,
?arni-r raitast? wlals, a?coital aosKb?sts?Mrl]r.
M invliui??'!?. Uh?"le Ulnnit ani < ' nr-.e.-t ? -??t. fuir
matase, ftdlewte bg asereaalag noadlasss lteiralay
niifhi. u.tiiiiri? arlada, bseonlai siatbetir,
gaatern ><>'?? feek, in reaatna ??: ni:..??? ani aroaabl)
eh?????*!???, aslawr southerlj ? ??'?
K..?'?rti r>'ntu.>lvniiia r.n.t NeW>Jera?T, nur In -h? ni in
ir.c toUewte o laasbaalaa el ?d?a???; ?ram?r? ??ataarly '
arti I
Districi "t <'"iuift''a. Delawar? sad ataqrlaad, tan? la
UM Bawalag. follow?! by hteraasiag rloodlasaa probably
with Baowara Ttiur?'t..\ mieti', ?rarntunr; Matberi) arlada ?
?Vratera New-York, tVeater? Heanaylvaala and ?nil?, ?
rala and pr bablj tbunder?tonn?; cjoler; ??.?G.?:????? ?>u:h- ?
rriy wind?, baaomlni aortaw?terir. BrobaWy hi?ti ..n ihe
ink??? Thuraday.
-F
TGMlu?^??,: LCCAL o?ishiivations.
MOfR.H: Morning. Night,
? : ? ? ?> ? t ? ? m ??! saaaav??!
?
Bar.
Inch.
30.0
20 ?
in ttii? llagnMB u ooatlaaous white Ita? sanas iti?
rliai.se* In i.re.pi.r? u. in II- ?tad hy Ine Triliun?'? rn-lf
rtcuirtins Barosa?*?!. Tb? Ooltad line upeaaaat? m* tem
per^lure u? W?Ofd>l ?I l'err>? I'tmnn? >
TrILune ?>tTl.?, A?>rll 2H, 1 a. ? The weather ye?ter.??>
?p? fair ?n,1 mil 1. The leni?,.inture r?:i??M t?lwe.'ii 4H
Bad M ilenree.. the aveid?. i.MSl I.eliiK I .I.?>iree# hlgn^r
th?n on Ta?Saay Baal '-"? lew?? than ?a H?? .'"rre?,?,n.llnB
eay la?t year.
Th? weather In thi? ett) end vlclult) tuda) will p.ob
ably le* ?aruitr anJ ahowtry.
TO UNDERTAKE JUDGE DAYS MISSION,
J. J. CALHOUN SAIO TO BE SELFCTF.D TC IKVTS>
TIOATF. THE Rf.'IZ CASE.
Washington. April M?ft I? understood ?hat J. J.
Calhoun. of Springfield, III., has been requested tc
act as speri? | eounsel In the Ruiz case, the pest
which was relinquished by Judge Day. Mr. (Jal?
noun Is a lawy r.
-F-.?
COLF M RI A hOOKINO FOR QIARTER8.
rouKhkeepsie, N. Y., April I*. Although the lo?
cal committee has not been officially Informed of
the selection of the Pouirhkeepsle course. It is gen?
erally taken for granted that the Intercollegiate
boatrace will he held here. ? Owl???, coach, and
Pbrrepont, stroke, of Columbia, wr,? here to-day
to look for quarters for thrlr oarsmen, all the other
crews hnvinir. secured quarters. They win prob?
ably select either the I)r. ?llil pince or tlie Frothing
hum farmhouse, on th.? west bunk of the river, op?
posite Hyde Park, ar.d BhOUl thr?"* miles north Of
the Harvard quarters. Thev will ???.? the owners
of both houses in New-Tork to morrow to arrange
the preliminaries. Columbia Is anxious to begin
training here early In June.
MA RRIED.
HAt\'KIN-.-"LARKSiiN-i)n BreSB*SBBa*f, April 2*. at
th? itiurh of the Incarnation, by ? .?? Rev, V. n im m7
riro?v?ii'ir, Julia Fiord, daughter of It ovard ? latnsss.
11 BjtsftM Destar ??????????.
? M.I?, ???; RICHARDS -"?> Ti'lilnillsr. >pnl 2*. ??
"tiantry ef lira.? l.'hureh, b) ti.?? It?. Hamilton '*?
Mary, viijni;.-?! .|aii?;ht?r ef '.???? i.i??? ''.'.-??! S.TViel
Rlcliarde, of WarronaMirg, ? v. to RowissS C.
ICeUegg, el i:. ?..,'??rr.t an, ? y.
KEKNEDT?CROSS Oa Wa4**Ot*T, April 2s. l*!?-. ?t
Ut? Congregati nal ?.huren, Monicielr, ? J. by Rev.
I>r A 11 l?raitf ri. Miri v.???? a. '??'.linter Of ?.
Utile? ? Oro?? .f m rrtatewB, n J . t ? Edward s. T.
K?nn- ly. .,f Irrorimi ?*. N V
MANVII.LE -HAIT Al Mrr'.iar. N. J. by Ih? Re?.
? ? ?p ? Carter, ?? .i 2??. y r - ?..rs :*r ??( Mr.
en'l Mr? IMwar?! Pay? ? Haff. t?. Mr. ? nari?? H Aliti
Manville. of CBvfSetWUl?, Pans.
Bt'DOLO ALL -DAVIS?Oa wvonendsy. April SB. l>5rT.
ut ?iic recidane* ''f thi? I ri !.?'? m ??..-.-, ??. LUI l'ean
?' pr-.klvr.. Iv ;h? .:?? ? ?in I? "..?!- I? I?. ?tv
tlattd by tir Un. William I H'jichin? ?ira??? oui??ri
!>?<:? rlaupatar of Iho ini?? l?.?? ?! N R. l'avi?. ??
we:-?r MeDoMsan
PBXriEliD? WSUCBa?Oa Tu?.? 'ay. Apr,l 27 ISST, at
,v West Kr.i ' lealate Church, by to- i;<-v. Hi?l|
;;..-. :? C bl '? ' '?? J '?! ' ? IB '-G * UeJ r > "...,r>a
ABBI t! 'Vaiker, to 1.1? ir : Pet I
PRATT OIHD Otl Wednesday, Airi 2" a' Holy Trinity
I'hureh. In Bro klyn, by Dr s [? UadOnnell ?-?????,1
by Mr Brydgei i\ reace, daughter ot J ??? Obm, to
Herbert Le? Preti
Hotlcea of mnrrlaprs and deaths must be In?
dorsed with full name and address.
DIED.
G????????Tf ffaddentr. es WeeseeSSr, Apr.? ?r?. ISSI.
Lieutenant Oeors* A. Calhoun, V ?. ?.
Relatives .ini friend?, aleo m- ?? -r? ef Inited S?rvlce
.? New-Tort ? liy; N?? V rk T? ht Refer?a Cub?
New-Tork ci). ?eorgt Wa?*?lns? r. Post, ?? A, R..
and Naanatkl Lodge F. an?! A M., ara respectfully la
..'?; ;. :riTl funeral ??t?. ?? ? a? ? .? v?ry Baptist
lir'r;. .".:? , -? between Bth ?ad Tth s? s . es Tuura
.'. ijr, .'?!? ?. 2??. at h o'ckxtk p. m.
Int? ??.? r ? it Coventry, Ci r.r.
POSDtCK Oa M,ivi? ? April 'J1 et ht? rest?****??*?. No. 81
West ::?;?>?. ?t , ? bartea a. Fcedl k, la tha t:m >?r*r of hla
SRC. , .
G.?,?::,'. ??-rvi.-en will t..? lie.! r? t'." ?'t J ? ? ?"?; th? I?
?ernatl p. <?? Thursday, the Stth, al 1
a ?pectel imn ? ? leave the 'ir.ii.i Centre! Doget after
? ?? ?.v..?- for '?'? '? .'..va ? Cernete?
a?????? Ir Itala .1?; Apr.l tt, WiMilnntn Cibitene,
a???.! ;? |G????,
Intfrmrnt al Rochester, N. Y
00 ?DRIDOE ??|?.?1?. OS ??: ; ?*?, Gt?????? (taSSgCggg),
a h:.? realdence, No -.">?> Sth-sra,
? .ti.?? ..' funeral tv?: ???
il iWLAND Al Peri CSester, R. I AgrM IT, Ifsry B?.
?.?ir?? at Oeorm K. ir ?land.
Panarsi froei her lata rei'i'l.'n-e. No. *) \\'sshinron-?t..
l'ri lai BftanMMMl ??' 4 ?'?? ? k
lnt.rni?nt In ?;?..??.? ? ? ? .? t? ry at eoortBleSSS ot
family
? ?.'? f funerei h??ieafrer
UNINOTON "ri \v-ir.-??:.'. Aprii 2?. UBf, rt^'.a A.
I.inir ?? i.. ?ridi ? f .-:?*;?-n Lui ngte?.
PuneraJ ?ervlce? ai th? re?ldene* other ??r.in-l.iw. A.
l'r-1 Cirpr-iuer. ? ,. 18 - ali . Mir.*? .-?.ris. N. T.,
Bunas? aftaniooB, al ? ?* ? ledi
Trit?i? f-.iin Grand Centrai L-ave ? ?? p. m.
Interment >i.ni*y s?malas, la Oieesavea
MUN80N' At NfivY.jrk on UBS?iy. April 2\ 1*??7, at
? SB p m. Kettle Sarah Porter, ?rifa 'f Henri 'G Mun
sea aa-'i ?? resra.
Ml'NSON- \t hi,? raaMsaes. Ne 3" we?t 2l??-?t.. New?
rork, 'n Tii-H'I-.y. Aprii -7. ISSI, at li 1" p m H?nry
The?.?!'G* Mun?'?ti, aK"l II '? . ?
Th?? funeral ??rvl ?? for Mr Mur.?-in and hl? Int? wife.
?ho died a? ?bove, ? Monday will be t.??: I at the-.r
late residence, ? ri ITiuredaj si 2 ? Bt
Th? ilnal Btlnliiaa will tak* pia?- :.t ?h? i'iinrch -f th?
RedeesMr, New-Haven, Cena., on Prldar, April so. at
3 p. m
PERLE a; BtoenlMd ? J . en ASftl 2~,. IBS*, Hen
ri?na Prance?, aid ?? ?f ? ipialB \vi::'...m H. reele.
f ;;alem. Mar?.?, aged t? rear?
Funeral ?relees at her lit" residence. No. t.% P?rk
ay??., on gridar it ? ? > ? ;<
???S?? -A' Y onl -r? N Y. ASfU 2??. J? ??Ph Pc-?n?, ?r..
In ?I-..? Weh year ?! t ?- .?,???
Funeral le-r?. 1 ?r at hi? lue i??r !on~?. N? ISB Wartur
t on-ave ? "? la \, rtl ??' -t I r ir..
RANSOM Ob M nday, \%* , ss ot saralirBla Pli?*?? ??a?
Bnsta beloved ?If? f Lewis ?: Ranaom, ig?d '<? y??ra.
Retal vea ani friend? are Invited : attend ti? fun-ral
?ervleea at h--r lata residence, .u Uaet T4th BL, on
Tharaday, al ? BB p. m.
SMITH "ii Tu la? ?peli tt, JoeephlM M. sm'th.
,l.iui;hi?-! ef tin? lat? I : ?' ?h Mather an.l Henrlrtta
M Smith.
Funeral >.?r\.'~r?. a? th? Chureh <-f the Holy Communies*.
201 ?t. and Bth ? db Friday SOth ir-.??, et IO:li
, '...??
Inn "? in f.mr: y vault, ??- t Cerne? f N?w
': helle.
THOMPSON In Newark, on Wedneada; April SB J??n
?ite, lau*>ht?i ? ? ? lamea 8c t?. D. l>. and ?rMOW
? ?f Wllllai
- . ? at her lata residence ? ?. ig
.'.m?.?--?. Ni ?ark, on Kridaj ?prtl SO, bi ?'? o'etoell
?????p??>?; Bt I fSC? f ii. ? fon:'.}'
TROTTER ?? \ ' ti Itti lari tt aid * ?? ??>
- p w ? ,. -- ? ? ? j c ? na .? ib Pas?
teraou. of Ph
it* rtatdenee, N ici Ka?t 37th?
.?? . ? Thu? lay ?' * p. m.
Intermeni m . nvenlenc* of f^nl ly,
It ?? ?lii 11 > requeated no ti ?.-te i- ,-n?.
PI iladi Ipbl ? pap ??.- pleaae ? bj
WENDELKEN Al ? ? Oettl ? ??*, V nK?r? ? T on
?? . ?, I"'.'7 ir r - roth ? o if her .m?, rhaiiotte
?Aendelken uit-w of Martin W< ? : mother of
J M Wendelkrn
Pui i.? s-.? arili ? ? held il Bl t ha'a Chapel, gesta
Iti adway, ronkor?, ri r. :,? . ., .. .; .,. ^.iV
r.' li eh p. ?.,
irr? nt'? nt at convenience fi ????;>?
?.?The Kostete*? ? eiiietrr?.? l'rr. it? ?t.it'on. Har.
l?rr. Railroad; 43 m rut??? ride f.om the Grand Tontral
?? ? it. Od e. I* lii?t ?21 ?t
Cremnlorlen nre Hi?? <-??meterle?, of Um future,
? 8 i'RKMATlON CO ??.??. .. io Ra?t Houston st..
? ?? ^ rk. '? lall ra w< ate,
Special Notices.
Th?? lenirai l'uri* M?Mtral Bartaga BrUI BBSS on
Ba'urday. May lat._ CARL 11. s,-iiri.T'/.
\.?\.?l'??r aXnefeatek'a Wire ?\ indo? ? ? ?eoa s.-r??*a
D ? and Wlsrdow ?? ai la, co t R >buoh 173 Pulton-Bt
l'n*l,.Ifler? > nil,-e. ~~
OBkewM he rend daUy '??> ali int^reit?!!. as ohange? ma?
ociur nt any lime.) '
Foreign malls for ?h? n?.k ??.?p? May 1. 1?07 ?,??*
rlene iproniptly In ail ?...eea) ut tt;? General Pe?tf.fflce an
follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
THURSDAY Al 7 a tn. for Europe, per ?. e. NV.rmannln.
% la Plymouth, fTierb '.ru ,111 i Hambwtg.
1ATCRDAT At 7 a. tn. tor Prance, Sw?.'i?r!nn1 Itale
spam Portugal. Turkev, I'eypi and Hr:ti?h ind?? pi?
?. ?. ?La Oaaeogne. rta Havre iletter? for other parts
of renrope muel t"? rtlreete.1 ? ,.., i.r ,;???.,,?,??,. ?Z
8 ? ;?? fur N??herlHi i.? Jirecl, : ??.- ?. ? \'??n Urn ' via
Rotterdam iletter? mu?t :?.? illreeted "par Veendan?>'it
??' '- rn ?- '? " : m - f. r Eurona d*w
? . - ?t'tnt'rl.i. via ?Jn? e?i?town. ' ^^
?PRINTKD MATTER ET?" Orman ?:?anier? ?vitne na
i r.-i,v, take l'.i,'?l Matter. .?? . ,,,.- SaTnrSiyf'J-S
Specially Add ??-??1 Prtmcl Ma't?r. .?io f-.r .?ther'narS
..f Kuwpe. AmerUan ?i.i White .-?rar ?t?ame-a eZ
WedneeJay?. ?i?rman ?t?amer. ? ???,.,?,.?,?? and
? unard hrei 1 earner? on Baturdava raC
for all 0.unirle? for ?hkh thev ?51
.1 i\, tieed to earn ' ""> ?i**
After ih? p .finir .f the Bupsletnentary TiseaBSk^Bki m.ii.
p.... 1 above, additi nal ?<ipp!em*ntar) mall?lari' enln2
en th.? pier, f ll.e American. Fn?U,h. FreirhTnd^er!
man ?teamcr? and remain open inni ,llhn -r-en Mil!
utas at lha h '-ir ol rallini of! ?teenier ?"
mails POS soi'Til ^?BNTOAL AMMUCA. WBag
THITRSDAT ?' - BS a in. for i' ri Antoni.? per .,.?t?~
fron Philadelphia. ' ?*? ???***???
FHIPAY At ? ?? ? for Bermuda p-r ? , tp??,?. ? ..
Ilia m .-ipo'. n-r.i.M II , :.'? . f ?? ,'.n.' , ,.u*'i'1?*
?? ?'? RI? ?nd ? uh ?? A? l'.rt, p'??'tr,<?
Financ. vi. C ' ? leiten I 1 Umtnomlt^^htT?t
rected "per finance 1; ai 11 ? m t't ?wi?m> .1
, pera.? Mealco iletter? for Vene.uela and (?LS.
Ma m.?? b, Uri ?! "per Meeieo"); ,,, ',,'*'"_.'^ -^T
plementar? 11:80 ? "'?' r..r si Th m... ?ndnt'riSSt"
i:, st TI0.11..V alao Maracaibo. ,--r ?. ? o*U^'?a
p :?,.? h m fot La Plata l'ountriee. .iiie.-t ^r .' ?
M.nk?l>n?. ? r-rr e. e.
BATL'RHAl A( ??' ? n i'iipp:-in?i.i?rv in no ? mi
f ,? Fortuna lelnnJ Jamaica. Bavanllln end ?.revfcwii
,,..,? . , Adlrondurk ilei ter? r r Coata Rica maMfi
Vi", t.l "pet A lu al IO , n, ,! , S.?J
10:30 .1 1.1.1 for ...?? Haiti. i;,.?atve, Pelli oSnvZ
, irthagena end eanii, Martha, per ? ? ??.,?,????? Zt
?,. ?. ^ ni fi 1'.11111..?? h?. ihlai.** T.l,... .... I. ? ?*?
io su ?. m. fui lampeche, ihlapaa. Tabaac.' ?nd yi?*
per * ?. Tumurl iletter? for ?her ???? ,, ?,"
,., f r .'um, mu? bedlr<HleJ "per Vumurl") at 830
? ?,. for st Plerr? Mlgualoa. i?r ?teamei rr ?a iuij?
Halla fee N.-Af"un.llan 1. hy rail to Halifax. an.? ,?,??_
-oam.r .?'.?.*.? at thi? , m, , ,laih a, s ? \, "??
Mail? ? > Ml.pici ?? hy rail ?? ??,,.?? ?nl ST ?L PB.
Mesmer eloaa ?? tin? .?*??-? daily ai s u? ? m ??ni
for , ??., ?tote at thi. ,irne, daily ,, 7 ? *?? tortiaZ
?11.1.1,? by ?taamera aalllna 1 Monday? anj Thuradara?
ir ni Poi? Tesane, Fla Mall? for M*sKm city ????
land unv?? apeclallr addreaaed for dl?Pa?ch ?7
? teamcr el M Bl 'h'? otte? -lai:? ?? 2 30 a ,?? 4n<. a li
p m rneeiBtered mall rloae? at ?? p m. prpVtoU? da?
THAN0PACIFIC mails
..?...-. ? ..... .?> ,??.?
MallS t? r <-hlra. Jai'-ri Bad Hawaii, per a ?>??|0 ifr?-,
>.?? Prnnclaco) elusa h-r? dally up t< May 8 at ? d
u. m Malta for Aui'.ial.a leacapl Weal Au?ti-alla7
Hawaii and FIJI IMend. l.p?vlaily ad.lrcaaM ,!n ? '
p.,? ? ? mi,.?.?.a ifrom Vancouver) ?ton? here ^1
?fl?r Apr!'. '2i Bttd up to May 1. at rt 30 ? ir?
Malla for ?"hi?a ani Japan (apeclally a.1,lre??ed onlv?
P^r * ? Cmprea? f China ifo'in Vancouver) cloaa hanl
dally up ? I May til at 8:30 ? in Mail, f T HaWaii "?T*
1 . AimtralM ifr.im San Franclaro?. doae here dalli.
up to May U at ?? .*M? p m Mal!, f ,r Cstnn ?5
Japan. p?r ?. a nlympl.i (irmi Ta.'.im.n 0|oe? ?wl
daily up io May ?15 ai ? 50 ? in. Mail, for Ai'wreiu
,.?? rapi thoaa for ?Veal Au.tralla. wh|.h .re f"rw,\di5
Ma Fiiriri?!. New /.?alani Hawaii, FIJI and Samoa?
lslan.l?. p?r ?. a Aiamr.la (fr, ni San Frartclaool clou
h?r? Sally ?P to .Mav rSJ al 7 HO a fi 11 '?27
and ? ??<? p. m (Off ?? arrival at New-V,.'rk ot a ?
I nitirla wlih llrlll.li mail? for Au?iralla). Mail, for ih
So.l?t\ Uland?, i>?r ?hip (?alllee ifrom s?n Francfacui*
rloae here dally up ??? May '?:> at SJB p. m. ?*"**???
TraasgeetaV Biella ar,? forwarded ta i-irt of ?iihna daiiv
?ni ih.? leaedsM of rtontng 1? annnKed ..? the Bell
?unipil'iii of ili-ir unrnerrupted overland Iranalt ftfea?.
I?leie.l mall clone? at rt ? p?. pievi, u? .lay ?"
?HARUM W. DAYTDN. rvKt-Baatei.
r"?toftive. Ncw-Yurk. M, ?., April 28, lg#7. ?"""*"?

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