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Health and several ‘physicians, and, in reply to
his Inquiries, received positive assurance that
Ihere Is no fever here, and that no apprehension
Is felt that there will be any.
In this conned lon it may be stated that Mayor
Overstolz has received telegrams from several
cities In the South (notably Texas), asking If
the fever prevails here, and threatening to
quarantine against £t. Louis. To these ques
tion* the Mavor lias replied in substance as
above. All the best and ablest physicians hero
arc unanimous In asserting there tuis never been
n rase of yellow fever contracted here: that the
disease ceases to lie contagious or Infectious
when developed here: nod the only eases that
ever did occur were imported from iho South.
The Board of Health of this city adopted the
following In executive session this evening:
Whereas. From telegram* received by this de
partment and from pnldlshed accounta in various
location* it I* manifest Ibat great misrepresenta
tions, either through Ignorance or malice, have
been and are continued to bo made, setting forth
ns facts the existence of yellow fever In this city;
therefore
lieeolrtd, That no case onyellow fever his ever
originated In this locality; that the few ease# com
ing from Southern cities mint be esred for os hu
manity dictates, and that this Hoard will continue
proper quarantine regulations baring in view too
sanitary Interests of the city.
WASHINGTON.
TUB CAPITAL AND VICINITT.
Special Dltualrh (it The irihwie.
Washington, D. 0., Aug. 19.—The Health
Officer of this district has the entire sanitary
force employed in disinfecting a few bad* local
ities. .The City of Alexandria also has'ap
pointed a Health Officer, an official which that
municipality did not have,'notwithstanding it
has several times been devastated by this
plague. The Mayor ot Alexandria, which Is the
real seaport of Washington, has Instructed the
Buperlntendciit of Police to suspend all other
work and to devote his'attention to cleaning the
city.
The Israelites have called a meeting here to
raise money for the relief of yellow-fever suffer
ers In the South.
The Post-Office Department responds to the
requests of New Orleans business men that the
Department Interfere with the quarantine
which detained letters from yellow fever cities,
Unt tt has no authority to act In the manner
suggested.
liOUISVIIiI/B.
81TB WILL NOT QUARANTINE.
ffpedal fittoateh to Tie Tribune.
Louisville, Ky., Aug. 19.—Persons continue
to come hero from Southern cities where yellow
fever exists. They are calmer than the first
delegation, and report less panic now than
existed last, week In the South. A number
have died on the trains coming North, but the
farther away they are carried from the poi
sonous atmosphere of their homes the better
they feel. In several Instances, doubtless
where the germ of the disease existed before
the flight commenced, the fever has shown
Itself here, always, the doctors over. In a re
mittent form, except three river men, whoso
type of disease was pronounced yellow-fever.
The Golden Rule steamer from New Orleans
landed to-day with cases of sickness on board
which the health officer pronounced remittent
fever. Louisville has not and will not quaran
tine.
OTHER SOUTHERN CITIES.
. COLUMBUS,. KT.
Special DltoaleH to The Tribune.
Cairo, HI., Aug. 19.—Advices from Colum
bus, Ky., represent the people there as very
indignant at the action of the officers of the
steamer Vint Shlnklc, from Cincinnati, lu dis
charging there yesterday afternoon some twenty
passengers from Memphis who had in the morn
ing passed up on .the James W. GoJT, which lat
ter ?>oat was not permitted to land there. Tho
two boats met here, and loaded alongside In
midriver. When tho transfer was made the
authorities gave the discharged passengers a
snort time to. leave, town, and. it U said, wilt
enter suit against, tho Shiukle for violation of
quarantine rules.
CAIRO.
Tho same dodge was practiced on tlio Cairo
authorities by a river boat Friday night. She
discharged hero a number of Southern people
received from tho Golden Rule, forty miles
above this dly. To prevent a repetition of llko
nets, lho Board of Health this morning quaran
tined against all boats hound up.nr down, mid,
without special permit ’ from tho Board, none
will Lc allowed to land. One case of fever Is
reported 'at Metropolis, 111.,—a passenger oil
tho Golden Rule.
STRICT QUARANTINE.
Slieriui OUuatch hi the frlhunt.
Nashville, Tcnm, Aug. 19.—Only two nas
«ngcrs came through from Memphis to-uav.
:onduclor9 stale that the lieglra from Memphis
nas about ceased. The towns In Western Ten
nessee arc so rigid In' the enforcement of the
quarantine that conductors are required to lock
tnc doors of their cars, and no person is allowed
to get oil. Two ladles, determined to stop at
Union City, jumped through the car windows
near that place this morning. At Columbus.
Ky., yesterday, a company of citizens mined
with double-barreled shotguns and brickbats
went out a short distance and stopped tho Mo
bile train. Queerly enough, they had tho
through passengers locked up, und allowed
those who got out to stroll leisurely to the
town.
LITTLE ROCK.
Littmj Hock, Ark., Aug. 19.—At n-nmctlug
of the Hoard of Health 10-duy the followin'*
resolutions were adopted:
Jttnoltfil, That there lias b*en no rase of yotlow
hirer reported to this UourJ or come wliblu ha
knowledge; that there la hut HtHo occMiim for
alarm or fright concerning Its Introduction here
during ilie existence or the rigid quarantine adopt
id i»y the board: and farther. i>e it
lirtdlit i, Tnal tiia City of Little Hock was never
i»«ro m'aluir at this Season of the year than it last
Ibe presept lime. '
Considerable excitement prevails among the
citizens, uud a Howard Association Is organized.
BUitBVBPOKT.
Shreveport, Aug. 19.—A1l trains to Bhrevc
pun arc strictly guarded by volunteer police.
Nothing rcscmbinir yellow lever lias appeared
here yet. Thu Board of Health met this morn*
bur, and passed an ordinance rcgulrlngtucrchauls
tu make oath that goods received are nut from
Infected parts since July I before they areal*
lowed to be delivered. Tlio greatest precautions
are used here tu prevent tbo introduction of
fever. No lever reported from surrounding
Louisiana or Texas towns.
savannah.
Savannah, Aug. 19.—1 n consequence of nu
merous false statements regarding the health
ol tiuvunuah, Its Sanitary Hoard announce that’
In the p result slimmer not a single vase of yel
low lever has been either at quarantine, in the
vicinity, or in the cUv, and the general health
of the city Is unprecedentedly good-
noun,*.
Mouilb, Auk. Ip.-Tho Health Officer mil
ficto Urn Board of Trade that them la uut u
tust- ol yellow foyer hi the city or comity.
A a l it- nal fiom Montgomery Hava Hie
quarantine against Mobile has been ralaed by a
unanimous vote u! the Board of Health. v
, VICKSUUitU.
VjcKSDuno, MU... Aiu-, UI.-TIIO Health Of*
fleei Is unable to give ollkial liaurei, but call
mate* BXliascs ami increasing rapidly. Four'
Interments 10-dar from yellow fever ; eighteen
dcaitu to dale. The City Council abolished
quarantine this evumui*.
ciuouns revue
I bnsacola, Fla., Aug. I'j, -The hrlg Akhar
has reached yuarantlne. Hr, si-kucss inous
to ho the Chagrcs levcr-imt yellow a 1! vcm
ids from mlecled pons will L. detained at
quarautme uutU trust.
I'KNSAUOLA.
IVASUtaoTOW. D. C.. Aug. 10.-Thr Collector
at Pcnaacola telegraphs thcie u no yelhm Uvcr
lu that harbor, nor has there been this season,
•'mtbwofrlt, va.
IlmiiMOKD, Aug. IB—The City Council will
tomorrow consider the propriety of quaran
tining the cUyagaiuat ihcla. pollution ol yctluv
Icfer. • . .
'UAr.Tiwrmr
PBl.llM’inp*
n*t.TiMOR». Aqii. ID.—Tire ootlce of this city
hay* >euv to alemplita and Grenada,
NEW Yomc*
Off TUB LOOKOUT. ,
New Youic. Aug. 19.—WlllUcq Bfulljh*wf KC
.Dvkeinan Mrcet, BroolHy<Vwasreported bo th*
Sanitary Superintendent witit hivlug devqiopod
symptoms ol yellow levs*. “Prompt atteolioo
was given the me, hut tao authorities
regard It a Tenmne vsac- .1....!. .
I i*e toul lu?U»iA cUy to-d»y for
Urepada 1.
roAITKSIHFXIiKNfIK.'-;'
WUA? tXi'BUIESU B TBACMBS ÜBOAttPtNO TUB
IELLOW FitVCit.
To Iht 11‘lU'jr at 'i'ht i riLuM,
CuiCAO'J. Aiiir. I'J. —Periodically the ji jluw
of the A'itiiif-8 uuk' s its d-cad ti«H to
the line ol the Western Ocean or those situated
upon the Gulf.
One can find old residents In those localities
w.ho affirm that “Yellow Jack possesses a
method in his madness, marking his sppcaraiico
at regular Intervals of lime, say three or four
years. However tills may be, the fact is a stub*
born one, that, by the proper precautions
rigidly enforced, the presence of the lever can
he prevented, or, if introduced at all, can ho
confined within narrow limits. The prl?e of
safely is ceaseless vigilance. Take the expe
rience of the I’cnsacola Navy-Yard within a
period embracing five years past as an Illustra
tion of the question In hand. Hero is a Gov
ernment station which stands os a sentinel over
the narrow gateway from the Gulf to the fine
harbor and the Town of Pensacola.
It was the boast of the powder-marked old
soldier, O’Brien, In charge of Fort Pickens a
few years since, that It was the only citadel in
the South which did not fall Into the bauds of
the Confederates during the War.
ilsrd by the navy-yard and Just upon the sea
line, Us guns almost overlapping the channel,
wlftle their range is sis miles seaward, he would
he a desperate and fortunate enemy who' could
run the gauntlet of such defense.
But Pickens cannot tram Its guns upon
TUB DBADLT ENBMT .
that comes quietly In some merchant ship up
from Havana. This part of the defeuse against
Invasion or assault by yellow fever Is left to the
powers that rule at the navy-yard, lying
within cannon shot of the old fort. That
Is, It Is so now, though the co-operation
of the civic and naval authorities In the work
of quarantining was not effected until the fever
entered the gates of the yard one day, effected
a lodgment, and spread death and dismay with
in Us coniines.
And was there anything In the character
ot the surroundings to Invito tbs
presence of the scourge? Was there
Impure water, festering' garbage heaps,
cesspools such as a New Orleans physician, but
o few days since, described as abounding in the
111-kept portions ot that city I There were none
ot these,—no tilth, no foulness, no transgres
sion against tho laws of health and cleanliness.
Government stations of this kind It Is well
known are sanitariums la all-that pertains te
well-ordered ami constant care and attention of
every object within their walls. Bcrupulously
clean and neat Is the order and the rule. Tho
mechanics and laborers of tho place
lived outside, tho dwellers with
in were too -marines nnd tho
officers, the former housed and cared fqr in tho
.usual way, iho latter ensconced In comfortable
and attractive homes, bcautllled without by the
fragrant plants and thedeep rich foliage native
to that latitude. Within a stone’s throw of
their doors were tho great waterways, the Day
of Pensacola, the Channel, and the Gulf, mov
ing. living water, nil of It, with beaches of pure
white sabll. 'Front' Ih6 dark, heaving Golf cable
every nidftilng.'regular o» blow the trade widdtf.
cool, gro^WWfj*t»;,lui , lgi(ruklng all." 'surfe(v
them seemed nothing- hum to tempt tho attack
or the
• Jufwßwfch, v
lodged Itself,>hold Us course stubbornly, and
raged with' deadly virulence. Perhaps tt were
more appropriate to suy, the fever wus brought
there, it had made tu appearance fii tjte city
some weeks before, but was cuollued within
narrow linns. Not, Indeed, that close
quarantining was to thank for this,
fur such supervision was lax enough.
With regard to the origin oL the fever at tho
navy-yard, it was said that one of the seamen
of the iron-clad Manhattan—which with others
was anchored off Ihu yard—bad been taken sud
denly sick after his return from the city, and
died in a few days. Tills, cuuoled with the
statement that Jwo others had visited Pensa
cola one evening, returning tho same night,
was accepted ns covering tho cause ami tho !
origin of the appearance of tho disease In that
otherwise well-guarded locality—the navy-yard.
There was no delay or lingering ceremony about
Us course when once boused within the yard.
It went for those apparently tbu most secure.
Old Commodore Woolsey was one ot the Urst
Victims, and it went down the list of officers
untiisixof them were-dead. Of'course there
was ......
ALARM AMI DJ9MAT*, .
but not among the physicians holding cases
under treatment, nor among those accustomed
to the ravages nt vellow fever, •' The disease
ruu-lu course, nor was It so remarkable for the
number of Us victims as . for tho suddenness
and rapidity with which It seized those attacked
and earned thorn off. in the villages Just out
side the yard there were no victims.-
Things are better oVdered now.. Commodore
'Cooper, who an«-«*pifcd Woolsey at the imvy
vurd. marked the’opening of hit terra of service
there by establishing a rigid svsUui of defense
against the only enemy hia little community
has cause to tear. Tho present Immunity of the
Pensacola neighborhood from the ravages of
the lover which Is desolating other portions of
Urn (lull const ami river towns of the Interior,
would go to kimw that Yellow .fuck Is met at tho
gateway of the May of Pensacola, mid if admit
ted at nil. Is Kent with his phantom ship to the
Gland qimr.uitltnj southeast of Manta lto.a Island
mid within the bay. Them hn must stay until
thoroughly fumigated nod disinfected.
It was right hero upon ilHmiiiaraiitlno ground
where previous to IHi4 the violations of ail sani
tary laws was tho rule and not the exception.
Sneaking ucrossj tho waters of ihn.buy under
the iuu»k of night went frequently to the In
fected shin sumo huckstering outlaw and his
gang .Impelled by motives of gala, tho chance of
» «ontrant or some bartering Undo of labor fur
material nr material for labor. There was no
ol'lcciiou on the part of the ship's people to In
tercourse of any kind. Their Imprisonment,
tedious to the last degree, u-rs enlivened by
such visits, while the visitors, careless of danger
to themselves or feeling exempt frftm the
dlseoee through helrfg nei-limatlzml and familiar
with Ms pretence lu varimu ways, were
HKCKU’.its ou MUMtstrin-ur urvunt
Pi the matter of exposing citizens or families of
i lie community with winch they mingled In the
light of day.
Midi transgressions against the health and
of the Uw-oludlng Dtuplo am now putasuip
to. The civil pud the naval aims of hu*
tliorily are combined In the work of rigid
qimrsnilnlng. TtiO latter H most elllrlmit,
and if there be an argument In support of that
liuvernmental suppression Uikt-d of aomu time
shicu hi thuMi latitudes, thu experience and Uie
success of Commodoru Cooper and hia vigi
lantes Is not a weak one. Ills sailor hots In
switt boats patrol the bav and pounce like dol*
plitosunlhu outlaws. Jf stubliorn oifunders
are captured they are placed us prisoners un hu
island, thcro to remain until thu disease dbup
pears.
Epidemical disease In a rommunlty, ortho
aopesranro of tlio scourge that may assume the
character of un epidemic at any moment, gl&es
to him who would observe human nature, Us
best and most generous aspects, as Its opposing
trulls of craven feur and sordid selllshness, an
Instructive ranee of vision, 'the nmo of trial
comes suddenly. Fulling on every baud uie
the victims of tlio destroyer. ITlio time Is lil
ting for di|cds that hodor humanity, fur acts of
sweet charity. They are not Invoked in vain.
There Is a quiet, modest courage here in a strong
man who will nut becunut a fugitive: therein
a gentle woman who looks about lor thu help
less and the unfortunate, ami will not shuu
them.
A widow lady of through' many
seasons of the dread dlseasA now
Grenada. Miss., has stood quietly by in the
midst of it and performed matchleaa deed* of
chanty. A Sister of Charity without (he name,
she has trained henUughlersuahereull. Thosu
restored lo friends, to life and health, by her
are. her skill, and her devotion, may testify to
Airs. M y's kindness of heart, utm that culm
fortitude of her* which smiles m thu face ol the
peHilcme, and shuts nut Us victims from the
shelter and the blessings ul her well-ordered
home.
Amt there are men and women, young and
o<d, iaeii(l*t« of (tie “Cun’Miel-Away Club. 1 *
which HUr implies Ur less the existence of dt/-
fi< uiiies in the way ol leaving the scene, than it
docs a Him, Uieerful, and voluntary disposition
lo
stay ano sac rrour.
Useful. rhanUblc, uni loave is the “Can’t.” or
i|j« Won't,/‘Uct Away C1u , .•, ,, Asa
rule, thu conduct ol the physicians IP these
trying limes 1 elicits honor 01, theli
Go anywhere and Into any sink ol seething
dilate (hey will, and though hot, unlrequcutly
stricken down are ready tor their work again, 11
happily restored lu pt-ului. Vtuiims who arc
pen.wlU'ss amt unforiunuie rsifclv cxKrk'Dco
Jroiu the physicians conduct ujabla exacting,
mercenary, and In-arilc**. *”
Of fugitives from the yelldKver plague
lluuu. aru not » .few m community.
Northerner, whose U|m of resuknon has bc«u a
short one. sunt the danger afar oil. and with
haOe get into or us near a. they ‘«m. to ••fiigi'.
Country.” by which term «xilcs fur a time en
'tfdtfW in dodging vellow lever and hcM desig
nate the Northern States.
Aiuoiitf Um ruoL* of the fuatUvci tro oitUus
•U*), I nose wlio tail afford tt a thousand
mUuiiH.'l«<.vu iiicitUelm itud 4l*v danger for u« . 1 ~ r , • ■ •
llmukcul Oito,, u.. Sr. I.OCH, Aue lU.-Juujrt Buy.Kr,- ol'tliii
cunlanly able or •aliahi-d to I'd jiul beyond Circuit Court at Ucltevillc, 'lit.,'tiMljy decided
Ibe path ui lliu fever, util *{U4tdukvu aiivwtu-ru tbal tlic General Lew Couucil of Kaat tit. LuuU
ou Ibc Hue of tbe l<«at railways or roadswbco nuv bold tlic city records, boo**, unm-rs, etc.,
u root cat! be found or a temporary ui.c creel'd. Kudin* tbc final cvtllcmeiii l.v ibc tiuorvmo
A Midi; biijulv «ill M-rvc. «o Unit it t> waicr- C.-uil ;ii to vvlu. li Conned ;-ud Wbicli of lb« cit»
IM.I. iu.l ■. i-c..-. u.c Li. \ v 11-. t i Lo.it c 9
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE { TUESDAY- AUGUST 20, 1878.
nenth the pines, or anywhere within two or ten
miles outside a plague'-lnfcstcd city, assures ns
much safety as a residence on the shores of
Lake Superior. But It the fugitives congregate
at all outside It must be In very email and se
lect communities. Under the circumstances
solitude has charms
which (hoic less wise than sago philosophers
rau readily see. Address the head of a family
dwelling In this retirement, and ho will tell you
that he Isa dally visitor to the city. Ho has
business there. Ask him If he does not fear for
himscll contact with the plaguuor (he consequent
exposure to his family. He will answer that
his visits are made between sunrise and sunset,
that he shuns the mists of the morning as the
shades of night, and that so guarding he Is safe.
His calm confidence and his health, preserved
through the course of the fever-flend, gives you
faith In his advice and his remedy.
Even at this time In New Orleans and In
Grenada, where danger and death seems to load
the atmosphere, theroarcthose wbofcarnellhcr,
os they move about, perhaps with head pro
tected, In the glare of the meridian sun. He
ports which come from such localities are prone
to exaggeration. So that medicines, physicians,
and nurses be provided, each community can bo
trusted to do the rest. Money’s equivalent,
comprised in the necessities referred to, Is a
better gilt than is money itself. Of course the
selection of remedies must be made under
INTELLIGENT AND JUDICIOUS DIRECTION.
Seldom, happily, Is auy portion of the coun
try visited by an epidemic such as that which
desolated Norfolk about a quarter of a century
ago. There, when the scourge was «t its
height, the strongest tics of nature between
kindred, seemed too weak to sllem c tnc despair
ing cry, “Save himself who can!” It was at
this time the religious orders, mid notably the
Bisters of Charily, remained almost atone the
shield and the forlorn hope of the beleaguered
cltv and Us helpless Inmates.
Great care Is exercised In nursing the yellow
fever patient. Above nil, Is the affilctcd one
required to strictly obey directions. In the
crisis (f the disease the patient Is never left
alone. Covering is Indispensable, and In the*
Insupportable heat of the fever tflis would be
thrown oil, relief Is so desirable. The air must
not be allowed to loach the body. At one
stage of Us course if there be an Interval of re
lief at aB between the first attack and the
culminating and fatal agonv—the black vomit—
the patient feels so well that the desire to rise
and wa|K about Is with difficulty opposed hr
those In charge. No remedy would be like this
remedy, savs the sufferer. But
TUB INDULGENCE 19 NOT GRANTED,
for the relapse would bo fatal, and that almost
Invariably ensues If Invited by even the slight
est exposure. Instances of exemption from at
tack by tho fever, oven after the most reckless
exposure to Us Influences, are not rare. Two
drunken men slept in abed from which n patient
had just been translcrrcd and were not touched
by It. Sailors went into the holds ol vessels
handling their suffering shipmates and passed
unscathed. Still those same men might spread
It in a community through the germs of tho
disease remaining m their clothing. Bed-ticks,
bed-clothing, and other debris thrown over in a
harbor from an infected shin hold the active ele
ment of the fever, to part with perhaps when
stranded on the shore or picked up by some va
grant wrecker of tho beach. Cargoes from Ha
yuan have been known to spread the fever where
unloaded.
rra BtHTItfLACS.
Tonee de Leon had a weary search for hla
Fountain of Health In Florida: our most relia
ble explorers of the Fountain of Disease In
those latitudes locate the home of the yellow
fever in Cuba. But to be explicit upon this
point, and lodge the responsibility precisely
where it belongs, It Is affirmed that ft comes
from Havana, and directly from tho houses of
prostitution in that city.
Its presence on shipboard ba* been traced di
rectly to this cause, and each season It still ex
ists and is still encountered., Wo know that
the disease can live fur a time In more northern
latitudes, yet to tho rigid and experienced In
spection at New York is due largely its confine
ment to tho plague-infested ships.
white vs. rm. Low jack.
The decline of thc'fcvor is dated from the ap
pearance of the “first frost,” and it may bo
imagined with what anxlotvlt Is looked for.
Roads by water and bv land are carefully
guarded. Infection Is sometimes looked for
from tho contents of tho mall-bogs, nod the sug
gestion to have tho Postmaster and his cm
plores smoked and fumigated is,seriously made
at times. Mtlll those who ;dp not liy put up
with their fears and Inconvcrilcpcca and wait fbr
the “ first frost.”
APPEAL Volt RELIEF.'
Tnlhe Ktiuor nj The 'iVttiuv.
CntCAno, Aug. 19.—1 Imv* moved tho fol
lowing dispatch from NOW ‘Orleans, dated
Aug. 18: •* '"‘"O’
hicaness, distress, and suffering among (ho noor
Increases dally. One funds are neatly c.thaiuleil.
In this sad cnlamltjrwedcern.lt our molanchbly
duty tn appeal to the sympathy of,pnr nruthreo
lareaghoul Ibe United States for sjGcar aid.
Ciiaiii.*:* Siwov, AetiriK President.
•f as. A. Ootiibjs, ,Vice-President,
Kiiw is .). Kunsunno, Treasurer,
Kuskst T. Secretary.
1 hope that this call will.not, be made lu yaln.
Let every Israelite of this clty couic, and comu
speedily, to tho assistance of our. wue-strlckcn
hrethreu of tho Mouth. There- is uo time now
to stop and think. At tho office of tho JheUh
AJeanct(M ami bt) Kifth avenue) contributions
will bo received. Tho names of tho donors and
tho amount of donations wilt bo duly pub
lished. Comu one, come all, with your mlt'-s.
UfijißT ÜBRSON.
CIUME.
nUHGLAUV.
ItaenOtl Ditpateh to TAs Tribune,
Madison, Wit, Aug. 19.—Tlio residence ot
James Carvlllo was robbed lout night, A young
UUy of the household Went to lied very laic,
but, tea minutes after she had retired, the rob*
ber, who had been hiding in an adjoining room,
went olf with her clothing, o' parse containing
sh, a gold necklace, and a reticule containing a
email sum of money. Happening to get up
very soon after lying down, without hiring gone
t«i sleep, she discovered the burglary and g«vo
the alarm. The clothing and empty lettcnle
were found on tno lawn. Bhe never heard any
one in the room. This burglary la one of the
quietest and quickest on record, and created
uuttu a sensation to the household.
SHOOTING LIKE A .CONSTABLE.
Sutdal DlmaUh to Tkt Triktlnt,
* Janesville, Wls., Aug. 10.—Somu time ago
Jerome Bhlmeal. of Bboptero, pretending to bo
u Constable, attempted to arrest an old roan
named Fonda, and the latter resisting some
what, Bhmieal shut him tn the groin. Fonda
hail him arrested, and, after a lengthy examina
tion before Justice Hatch, the latter to-dav de
cided tu hold Bhlmeal for trial by the Circuit
Court on SOJU bull.
POItCCR AItIIKSTRD.
Niw York, Aug, 19.—Emile Uraytbcrs was
arrested un board the Clermou stuajner Mosel
on her arrival hero yesterday, at the Instance ot
ilia authorities of Norway, charged with forging
bills to tlio amount of 175,uud francs. The
prisoner bos consulted to return to his native
land fur trial, uud will sail ou the Mosel.
OF SUCH IS THE KINGDOM.
fiptciat HutAticS to Tht Tribunt.
Mbndota, 111., Aug. Hi—The lU.-Uer. Bishop
Foley, assisted by Fatliers Terry of Ottawa,
O’Uegau of DeKulb, McDermott of Blooming
tom Hoduutt of Dixon, Lyons of Canton, ami
Cruuover and Xlealy of Memlota, continued
l. p )U children at He Mary's Church,
In this city, to-day,, Mass was cede
brated by thu Bishop, and his sermon
to tue-chlldrcii is sold to have been uxcclteiit
and instructive. The Bishop and priests left
lor Arlington, wheie couhrmailua will bo held
to-morrow.
MEN OF SCIENCE.
Bt. Louis, Aug. 19.—Thu twenty-seventh an
nual meeting ol the American Association for
the Advunceuieol of Science will convene here
Wednesday. Prof. N. Putnam, Pennant-m
Secretary, has already arrived, and Prof.
Bolton, General Secretary, ts extWlcd
to-morrow. Thu local Comunttco having
in charge the matter ol entertaining thp Ayjio
claliuii'whilu here iwrfectCd Thelwarnmgenitnt a
this atteruoon, and agiccd op a programme
which will allord thu members both pleasure
and itistiuciluu. One ol thu excursions provid
ed lor will be a visit to the iron Mountain and
vicinity.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
New Youk, Alsg. lU.—Arrived, steamship
Bolivia, from Glasgok, aud Hdlvetfa, front Liv
erpool, ~, ... ‘ ! ! '
Luffupg, Adf. T 9. atcamsfilqs Canada. State
of NeVxqa, I'tofiia, *4t|d BtUanoiv. frour'New
Yotk,*tiave arrivedouti 1
EAST'sr. LOUlSi'
FOREIGN.
The Austrian. People Already
Tired of the Turkish
Elephant.
Vienna Papers Loudly Complain
ing of the Porte’s
Duplicity.
Hungfirinn Troops Forced to Do
tlio Most of tho Fighting*
Turkey Announces Her Inability to
Help On the Proposed Ko
forms.
Views Expressed by Delegates
to the Monetary Con
vention.
Mexican Army Officers Implicated with
Oattle-Tbiores on the Border.
THIS EAST.
GKNBRAU.T HARD UP.
CONSTAMTtMOPi.R,' Ane. 19.—The Porte, re
plying to the representations ot some Ambas
sadors, declares It has no money to organize a
gendarmerie, employ Judges, or otherwise
realize promised reforms.
DEPRESSION IN AUSTRIA.
Vienna,‘Aug, 10.T>T|roaD8. ammunition, and
material are constantly leaving for the south.
Great depression prevails. Tho people do not
bcllcyo In the ofllelal assurances that tho Porte,
Scrvlo, and Montenegro do not support the In
surgents.
BDNfunr.
Pbstit, Aug. 19.—The Opposition journals
and leaden lake advantage of the popular ex
citement about occurrences In Bosnia to de
nounce the Imperial Cabinet, and charge them
with sending Magyars to tbo slaughter with the
object of securing their extermination. Hun
garian troops have Keen the principal sufferers
at MaglaJ, Tuzla, and
Tumcisn DUPLICITY.
London, Aug. 19.—A Vienna dispatch says
tho Porto's attitude'' towards Greece, Its delay
In evacuating Batdum, resistance to Austria’s
occupation in usol tosurrendcr the ter
ritory assigned by tbo Congress to .Montenegro,
and the organized niovomont of tho Albanians
in Old Herrla, threatening tbo Servians
on their ncwly-acquircd lands, aro hero
regarded rfs so. mapy evidences of deliberate
policy which alms at stultifying the Berlin Con
gress and its results. It Is tho general opinion
that by such policy tho Porto Is play
ing a dangerous game. Tho Austrian
press and people’ are extremely bitter
against Turkey. Nobody now countenances the
idea of eventual restoration of the occupied
Provinces to tbo Porto, and public opinion Is
unanimous against, tho conclusion of tbo con
convention.
OOVBItNOn or nOOMCLIA.
Constantinople, Ang. 19.—Rustem Pasha,
Roman Catholic oo(j Governor of Lebanon, will
probably bo appointed Governor of tho new
Province of Eastern Koumclia.
TUB OOTRAOB QUESTION.
London, Aug. 19,—' The 2'imet, In a leading
article on the reports of tho Russian murages
In Houmclla, says the Drltlsh Government baa a
right to demand that no needless obstacles l>o
thrown In the way of of the East
ern question, and that no, further outrages
bo committed of a kind shocking to tho com
mon conscience of Europe. It is to Russia wo
must look In tbo first instance to put a stop to
tho mischief. Tlie“DrUlsli Government will
speak with tho voice of tho country In anv fresh
remonstrance (t may see fit to address to Russia
on this pressing subject.
AUSTRIA AND TURRET.
Constantinople, Autf. lU.—lnstructions
have hoon sent to Camhcodorl I’nsht to start
the Convention if Austria will agree that the
occupation shall cease when the I'owera declare
that the reforms promised by th Al’orte have
been satisfactorily applied.
OONS TO ALItANIA.
. W Al*<*n IA.
London, Aug. 19.—Mehomct All Pasha
started for Albania Saturday.
▲ ORAND ItRVIBW •
of Hussion troops’ won held Saturday. Tbclr
embarkation beffins Monday.
INHURUBN-tf HUOMITTINO.
Vienna, Aug. lU.—lt Is announced Mint sev
eral of the fnsurffent leaders in tlie Turkish
provinces have laid down their arms, aud fur*
tber submissions are anticipated.
AUSTRIAN SUCCESS.
The Austrians trained some trifling successes
on.the Pith ami 17th' near Slalatz. A fresh
Mohammedan hand tsosscuibliug near Koraua.
Two tabors of Ilcdits have Joined It.
IIATTLD LOOSES.
Vienna, Aug. 19,—’(bo Austrians lost twelve
men in an cuffuffcmcnt on the PUh near Burn
voca. Tho insurgents, besides those killed, lost
180 prisoners.
COUNCIL.
The Austrian and Ilduffarlan Ministers held a
four-hours’ council on Sunday, the Etoperbr
presiding. f
AUSTRIAN THREAT.
London. Aug. ill.—A Vienna dispatch says
Count Zichy Inti informed Urn Porte that, in tiis
event of more bloodshed m those provinces,
Austria will Uetlnilcly annex Bosnia aud Alena*
govina. »-
THE MONEY CONFERENCE.
1 VIEWS OP THE DELEGATES.
Paris, Aug. 19.—At to-duy'a sitting of* the
International Monetary, Conferunco, Mr. Groes*
beck explained tho position of tho United
States Treasury, showfpg Its advance toward
resumption of spcclo payment. All the dele*
gates explained the inoactary condition of their
respective countries. TJoscliua said that al*
though England has a gold standard she is
greatly Interested In the matter of silver retain*
tug its monetary condition. He lielievcd the
would remain divided Into two parts, one
tiavirtg a cold tho olher’E double standard. Hu
maintained there was up harm In this being the
case.
The Swiss representative supported Oosebeo’s
views.
M. Mccs, representative of Holland, thought
that the United StatesVunld only by supported
by natious laboring uuder forced paper cur*
reney.
Leon Say, French Minister of Finance, asld
tho monetary question i would remain 100 ob
scure for Franco to Uku sides so long as Ger
many bad a considerable stock of silver which
she could throw upoildhe market of Frame,
lie, however, upuruved gf thu inltutlvo having
been takeu by thu UuUoU State*.
MKXiCO.
fiRUT OFfICBU* i’Ukubasr StOhß* CtTTI.B.
New OhLBiNS, Aug. 10.—Tho Galveston
AVaa* Ban Autoulo special has the following
siaicinenlof ihcreecnt movemeutsof the troops
ns near as can be ascertained: On the nlebl of
the’irnh, Col; Youug, With a battalion of cav
alry, crossed the _ I|lq Grande, surrounded
New Tow u early hi the morning, anu charged
tits town for thu PurjpoM pf capturing
tho tiptorfpu* stock-(Jiw Areola, hut A$ had
tied, riding oil bsro-buek. suus clothes or arms.
Tim Alcalde of New Town was Interviewed and
Induced to ufeoiupauv Col. JTuuug to
Ibis. side of tho river, when R was
stated (hat Areola 1 stole the cattle
from Texae, and had taken the stolen ■ stuck to
Mexico’, where ho sold It, the regular ,Mexican
troops being the purchasers. an<» ihe Mexican
oilkera knowing the stuck to i be stolon. AJcmiu
so gave jplormatiop. unpikanug highMcXU.au
oUiciois 4M jobberies.
Owing to high Mater, q part of Mackcnelo's
forpe lulled ig auid, tht trad oi the, stolen
slqek uelyg obliterated, vot Young's euutmaud
was forced Ip reiuru. pome Mexi.au truoua ar
yivodaf.Sww*,ToWo from' <he direction of Medio
tfegma-ou the 17th, but uiude uodcuronstiatiou
■agsiUat the Auicxu.au uuops. ■
MI SC Kla Ij A-K KO ITS*
Tiisroi’K cosouxri’f-ireu.
Roue, Aug. lb.—The Gcruiau Crown Prince
Frederick William and Prince Bismarck have
the Pope eopgratalaluiy u-K
“ name day,” or feast day ot the salat after
whom the Holy Father was named.
HR At).
Paris, An?. 19.—Senator Rcoourd Is dead.
STRAMStiIP DISARLRO.
PI.TMOUTO. Eng., Auer. 19.—Tho steamer
Daniel Stunmflnn, from Antwerp lor New Yoric,
before reported having been spoken, with pro*
pcllcr disabled, haabecn towed here.
, rbavt failure.
Eoirpcm, Aue. 19.—Cnltam. Morton A Co..
\> e*t India tucrchnnis, have failed. Liabilities,
51,WX),U00.
tub LAMAnrma status.
1 arts, Ang. 19.—The statue of Lamartine
was unveiled at Macon yesterday.
TOM ARNIM.
Count Henry von Arnlm hifs purchased the
Statn In Bohemia with which hu obtained a seat
in the Landtag. Ho aimed to become an
Austrian subject.
BIfiTHH-
Loudon. Ans. 10.— The Timn In 11. nn.nclM
article says the fact of tho silver market being
nt all firm when there Is next to no demand Is
explained by thcro being scarcely ony supply.
The failure of Cottal,- Morton *fc Co., west
India merchants, has been banging over tho
market some days, and as the firm Is of very
old standing, it may he of some Importance.
cnot.siu.
Madrid, Amr. 10.—The presence of cholera
In Morocco Is denied In official quarters. Great
miser? and anarchy, however, prerail. ■
RIOT IN ROMB.
Bomb, Aug, 19.—One policeman was killed
and two carabineers wounded In a eomllct with
partisans of the enthusiast Lazaretto.
LBZBNTZOW’S SUCCESSOR.
Bbrum, Aug. 10.—The Pott says it Is the In
tention of tho Czar to appoint Count Paul
Schouvaloff, brother of the Ambassador to
England, Chief of tho Emperor's private do
lice, to succeed Gen. Lezcntzow, recently as
sassinated.
SUFFERING IN INDIA.
London, Aug. 19.—A special from Calcutta
savs reports from Cashmere are very gloomy.
The Durbar Is said to be thoroughly opposed
to tho state of affairs. Tho authorities ore buy
ing grain In largo quantities. Relief works are
being started In all directions. A mixed Com
mittee of dllndoos and Mussulmans are work
ing together to relieve distress. Crop reports
<u from other points In India are favorable.
GERMAMT.
London, Aug. in.—A Berlin dispatch says
representatives of Bavaria, Wurteraburg, and
Saxony in the Federal Council oppose the pro*
visions of the Socialist bill. They regard It as
tending to strengthen Imperial power.
JI’GEOCITS HAUL.
One of the Corner Cases Submitted to Ar*
bitratlon.
fipeetat Dtupateh to iffls Tribune.
Milwaukee, Aug. 19.—The first of the
McGeoch corner cases came before the arbi
trators yesterdar, J. B. Oliver, defendant. Wit
nesses for the prosecution testified os follows:
Peter McOcoch stated Ills case. John Shea
testified that ho sold wheat that day at $1.30;
James Sawyer that bo sold 84,000 bushels July
at sl.Bl for A. K. Shepard & Co. Bam Tall
madgo bought 14,000 bushels that day
at $1.30 from John Shea and oth
ers. Alcz Young sold 33.000 bushels to
MeOeocb a( $1.30 on account of C. J.
Kershaw, who explained that It was sold for his
customers andho wo* short to the corner. Ho
wished to employ Young & Co. to sell. William
Graham said that the market that day wassl.Bo.
For tbo defense J. B. Ollrcr explained that
what ho had sold for himself July 24 at $1.16 no
bought back the next day ut a loss, and
was forced to arbitrate for bis customers. Ho
admitted ho bad gono into tbo corner with bis
eyes open.
C. J. Kershaw testified that there was no de
mand except from McQeoch’s brokers, that
wheat for legitimate purposes was worth about
one dollar;, that In former cordcrs the basis of
settlement was always within tho value for
milling purposes.
K. B, Mcliroy, cleaner of wheat, testified that
he had been paid monev by McOcoch to shut up
shop for the last seven days of Julr.
P. Mallow, cleaner, said that McGeoch had
not succeeded In buying him off.
Inspector Holland was asked If McOcoch tried
to inlluenco his Inspection. This was ruled out
os Irrelevant.- - When asked if McGeoch did In
fluence It,' the Chairman pronouuced tho bare
idea ridiculous.
EdSanuorsou, arnillcr. said that for milling
purposes wheat was worth |l. Did nut believe
earner* legitimate.
Marigold ami Kerns, foremen, testified to the
same mlllliur price.
Adjourned until to-morrow at 8 p. m.
Arbitrators present: 8. T. Hooker, George IT.
Foster, William M. Brigham. Lawyers for Me*
Geoeb, D. G. (Coffers and ez-Cbief-dustleu Dix
on; for Oliver, Matt Finch.
Oliver toetilled very frankly, while McOeoch
niTccted deafness, and didn’t remember any*
thliiff.
To-morrow Oliver will summon McQcoch’s
bookkeeper,
A SENSIBLE SOUTHERNER.
flow Senator Iteek Records Colored Mem*
bers of Congress.
WatMnglan cVrr"iK>n«f<n< > * Oaltlmoni Sun.
A short time ago Senator Beck, of Kentucky,
said to mo in his bluff, honest way, “Kaloev
and Bruce ore men, both of them, and I am fur
them all the time.' 1 Mr. Beck then narrated an
Incident showing the Innate modesty of Mr.
Ualiiev, and Ids regard for the fcollmrs of
otliers, which be said cemented the man to him
as long os life. Mr. Kainev was one of the
Committee, im was Mr. Beck, who was then a
member of the liotue, appointed by the House
to go to Boston with the remains of
Senator Sumner. After laying Washing*
ton there was some talk among the
members of the Committee as to the possible
reception that would be accorded Mr. Kulnev at
the hotels, and It was thought that embarrass*
incut might ensue, although, of course, nothing
was said on the subject in Mr, Kaluey's pres*
cure.
On arriving at New York tho Committee of
tho two llpiiiMS went to the Filth Avenue and
look quarters. When the hour for dinnerar*
rived tlm members of the Committee went In a
body to tin* Omlniproom, Mr. Kalncy alone being
absent. He remained la his room, «?nulng
word that he was Indisposed, and requesting hu
dinner to Imi sent to him. Every member of the
Committee was well autlsfled that Mr. Kalncy’s
indisposition was uut serious, but was assumed
out of dnliraey for their feelings, and to avoid*
any nosslntu contingency of cmbarra<sment to
them. Thu next morning, wbcu tho Committee
was assembled for breakfast, the lime report of
Mr. Ualnuv's indisposition came from (m room,
with- the request that his breakfast bo scut to
him.
At this Mr- Reck spoke out and mid that Mr
Rainey was a member *»f tlio House of Rcpru-
S4intailves ; he was a member of tho Commute**
In charge of the funeral remains of Charles Bum
ner, ami bo was as much entitled to respect as
any oilier meniiivrar tho Committee; “end,"
concluded'Mr. Ruck. “I fur one am not going
into that dining room without Roiuev." This
was Inking tho hull hy thu horns. Senator Hoar,
who was also ouo of tin; Home Committee, was
dispatched to Mr. Rainey's room with tho
unanimous and peremptory request of the Com
iiiltteu that Mr. Italney join them. Mr. Hoar
Siam returned with Mr. Rainey uu his arm. and
the two, at the head of the Committee, marched
into the dining-room and tooK their seats at the
table prepared for tho Committee.
Tnls was the Infancy of “civil rights/* ond
there »as umeh staring and whispering on the
part of the guests who were at breakfast, but
no comments sutlldontly loud to be heard were
made. The members of the Committee Mere
especially attentive to Mr. Rainey, which soon
established his status on a llrm foundation.
Alter this Mr. Rainey was not troubled with
•‘mdUuodiiou,” and no question was raised at
any place os to his presence.
CHAUTAUQUA.
FimroiNT, N, V., Aug. U*.—The Rev. T)r.
Warreu gave an Interesting lecture . (bis iporu
lug on the •• Significance of the Universe.*’^
The Rev. C. \V. Cushing, p. I)., of. Cleveland,
lectured to-night oa “ The World Without tho
Bible." •
AV the rlpseof.tbo exmty* to-nlgjil Got*
CoVpMit, ot 'Georgia, who U to leave for homo
in the morning, was called upon for a farewell
address, and spoke with great leeliug,
eloquent*, and (tower, hoplog that Ibo Chris
tian nseu ul tho NoUh aud buulh should
meet ooch other I*oj ip lacy aud. jobs bauds. In
their vHurts to tiring permanent peace and
good will to the country. In closing he Invited
all presfut to visit Georgia, In which Bute they
would receive a glad and beyrty welcome.
linker and'Poole.
iluttun nr.
The question of whether tew Raker shot Bill
Poole or uol lit New Voru Is being disrusacd
again, but w« Oardlv sec hutv any good ean
i-ume of remiug it uuw. It b uo old issue;
LEETE.
Deplornble Condition of the Man the
Potter Committee Drove
Crazy.
Uls Examination Yesterday, nud Ills
Present Alarming Appre
hensions,
gp*r*al Pitpateh to The Tribuni.
Nnv Tons, Aug. 10.—Lecte attributes all his
troubles to the Democrats, ami tins gone crazy
from fear of assassination because ho Is in this
Democratic stronghold. The poor witness is
quite demented. This morning, at the Tombs
Court, he created a new sensation. Lceto was
confined In a cell in the Twenty-seventh
Precinct Police Station during Sunday night,
where he was cairn and violent by turns. When
OHlfcr Flynn went to his cell this moraine ho
became very violent, and Officer Flvnn was
compelled to handcuff him. While tak
ing him to court, Loote talked continually
about .the thieves and conspirators wbo_ he
imagines are nursuing him to "put.him oat of
tbo wuyj” When be was finally brought before
the Justice, the latter said: “What have you
to say to tbo charge against you, Mr. Lecte?”
f.ccie excitedly asked ’what right ho had to ask
him any questions, and, without waiting for
answer, turned his back on the Magistrate, lie
then uttersd a tirade against the gang of
thieves, conspirators, and assassins who, he
said, were starving and attempting to murder
him. “There Is not an honest man
among you,” bo shouted to the crowd.
“You ore all assassins >and conspirators,
trying to lake my life and suppress my evidence
before the Investigating Committee.” Ho then
pleaded piteously for some one to come for
ward and lake him out of the power of hts
enemies. Ho was being starved, anti was not
allowed to rcstorstccp. Thenbodemanded tobe
taken before the Potter Committee to go on
with his testimony, ills language wall marked
bv strong and frequent outbursts of profanity.
Justice Klammer committed him to the care of
the Commissioners of Charrillcs and Correc
tion for medfeat examination, as il was
evident he was insane. Force was
necessary to get him Into'the prison. While
struggling be cried'out continually that lie
“ must see Potter.” The Tombs physician Im
mediately pronounced Lceto insane, but allowed
Irim the liberty of the prison corridor. There
ho met cx-lusurancc-Prcsldont Lambert, who
offered him his baud. He conversed with
Dr. Lambert, who ho at one time, thought was
Uov. Tlldcu. “I want to see Tliden,” said
Lccte. “ He- Is the only man I can trust, and I
can’t even trust him, because I don’t know him.
The prison physician prepared a sedative,
but Lcote cdutd not be induced to
touch it. Lceto’s violence finally became so
great that the physician was compelled to order
him confined In a cell. He was pul Into the cell
once occuolcd by Tweed. Lee to will neither cat
nor drink anything offered him, ho declares,
f ‘ unless it Is Jin some very nubile
Elate.” This is necessary, he thinks,
ccauso only in a public place can
his enemies be prevented from poisoning bis
food. During the afternoon lie was visited by
several of bis friends, to whom he told the storv
of great danger from gangs of murderers who
have conspired to take ins life, Mr. Lopez, a
relative hy marriage, savs ho believes Lcote was
insane during the whole of the time he was
giving his testimony before tbo Potter Commit
tee. “ lie has thought, talked, nud dreamed
about nothing else slate he find tamo to tbo
city. Ho Is of a very nervous temperament, and
I advised him to keep out oi the busi
ness. I was In Louisiana during the time
the things ho testified about happened, and I
am sura bis testimony wonld have been
ent if he had been In bis right mind.” The
physician has noduubt the Insanity was brought
on b; the'excitement attending the examina
tion. Lccte’s latest freak Is to have a Catholic
priest summoned. He says bo wants lu uuiku a
confession.
TRADE DOLLARS.
Prompt Action by the flhylooks Who Im*
ported tho Coin to Catch the People Both
Way*.
Sbteiat DUtxUch to The TVfSnns.
Cincinnati, 0., Aug. 19.—Cincinnati banks
refused to day to roeclvo trade dollars except at
o discount of 5 per cbnt.. Jt id understood Unit
to-morrow they will pay only 00 cents for them.
Similar action has already been taken br
country banks In Ohio and Indiana. This course
has caused a comldcrablestlr lit business circles,
os the trade dollar Is In general circulation. '
How tho Loularlllliins Got floored.
It will bo remembered that, a few days ago, a
telegram from Louisville was published, to the
effect that a woman from New Orleans was
tdkon from the cars In that city, sick with* yel
low fever, and la a delicate condition, and was
' sent to the hospital. Her nephew was killed by
falling from the train. Ids body being picked uu
a few miles from Louisville. A letter from a
prominent Louisville physician to a physician of
Washington slates that the woman was taken
to tho hospital, examined by a physician, and
declared a serious cause of yellow fever, tiho
was treated with thomoatslrlugont remedies, and
dosed every two hours. Her clothing and bag
gage wore fumigated, and there was great ex
citement over tho matter. Bho was kept iso
lated In tho hospital several days, and seemed
to grow no better and no worse, except that her
excitement Increased and her ravings in French
continued, Tho French Consul was finally sent
fur, and, after a few moments' conversation,
discovered that she was not side, hut perfectly
wpll, except that she could not understand £u
gllsh, and was la a state of groat nervous ex
citement over tbo accidental death of her
nephew and tho remarkable treatment she had
received from what she supposed were a gang
of bandits. - Other physicians were called in ami
corroborated tho Consul’s statements, and she
was rdca»ed and sent on her way with her
nephew's body.
A Hoy that Heat (tarns*
Albany Journal,
" Ranis trotted a heat at Buffalo, on Satur
day, in ‘J: 13#, tbo fastest time on record;” A
small Albany buy read the dispatch this morn
ing. and then, after rcllcctlng a moment, re
marked, as he laid down tlm papers “ 1 kinder
wish Jim Junes and m« had been timed (Satur
day as we made tracks from that orchard on tho
Shaker road. I’ll bet thu fanner that chased u*
will say ttiat we made a mile In a good deal less
tli.iu *J; 13#, and the road was haa in places at
that. Jeu-hukuy, how we did skuol."
Disraeli Thirty Years Ago.
Tn “ TancreU.” written ttiirty ycure aao, DU*
racll wrot'*: " 'Hia ICmrliilt want Cyprus, u’ml
they will like it an a tumpeufeuilmi "; mnl in
atmthvr iitua*: “Tlioy will uut do thu butmeta
of thu Turk lur nothing."
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