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VOLUME XXXVTTt. NO. 22.1.
THURSDAY.
KANSAS CITY, JANUARY 23, MM.
TIIUUSnAY.
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TRUTH IS HOW KNOWN
men ihiisovs account or i ovsMUft-
li:it WAS NOT LOHltl.CT.
HE WAS NOT BEING ROBBED,
Titn iiulmst that mi.m-.h rox WAS
i.nti;m)i:d ion iii.m,
Tmi of the Arensed Men Ncrc Taking tho
Other, Uhu "Ans Itrnnk. Homo nml
llicy ninl lilrhitd.nn Ijuir-
riled Ono ot Iticm
Mint nt 1 1 lin,
Tt Is not nt All protwileto tlmt the elMlh
pir-ilo will lie Invoked to inctiiw the
elealh of Charles roc. tho restaurant cook,
v.t-ii was shot down br John AlxnnJr
nf-ir a litlef rtrngrtc between Lincoln
Johnson, Uentrr Johnson and Trunk Hlch
nrii'on Inst Saturday night on Vl Ninth
street, Gentry Johnson tnaj e'sespe tho
law power altogether, unit Lincoln John.
Km ii 111 not cet more- than live or ttn
jeirs in the penitentiary. It the) theory of
the thief of otlce I correct.
After Vox had lecn phot dead l.y AIct
nn 1 r Patttnioy tilght, Trnnli Hlehnrdson
cl dined to th pollre that nn attempt lmd
bc-ii mute to hold him tip and, rob him.
lie cnt dorlnprnnts tend to show that
J o effort nt robbery was made mid thnt
Lincoln Johnson was drunk and wns being
t iken home, tie staggered ngnlnst Hlch
nrlson, who grnbticel him, and Gentry
J !non separated the wen nnd started
nwiy wltli Lincoln. Alexander, who wns
earning Lincoln's revolver, win stopped
by HlchnnUon. Ho bucked up ngnlnst. n
wall Charles Vox was ncro the street
nnd heard the disturb nice. He mn ncro
nnd shouted to Klchnrdon to grnti tho
man. Vox had Jut reached tho sldcvvnlk.
Uichnnlon Mn In the center of It, Al
exander stood ngulnt the wnll, Itlchnrd
ron spread his nrmi to gmb Atexander,
who drew n reoher nnd llred. Tho bullet
J i-seil thiough the lingerie of Hit hardson'H
right hand and lodged In Pox's body. Al-
xnn ler shot once more. Then ho ran
down the sidewalk ten )nrd nnd overtook
the two Johnons, Alexander was fright
ened, and he ran nhend and stumbled nml
fell, tutting hi face. Afterward ho
clnlmtd that Itlchnrtlson had struck him In
the fin e.
In order to com let these men of murder.
It U r Id, It would be ncciiwnry fir the
sfiti to prove thnt a. conspiracy to rob
111 hiiiison exNtrd, thnt an attempt wan
mad to hold him up, and that I'nx vwi-e
shot while golnr to the rescue ot Itlehnrd
Kin. It Ih also raid flint If no attempt
Mim nude to rob lib hurdson, (he onlv
eliirgi that can bo bought ngnlnst Alex
nnder bv the state with any hope of con
il Hon Ik murder In the second decree or
mansl.iuehter.
APPARENJlglNNOCENT.
fA ltojr, AtTTr Menlln? n llleyflo, Ones to
l'ullco llendipi irli r to Ilivnu mil
of "-lie for It Wrltlin.
r. Worley, of No. llll Central street,
reported to tho k!1co jealerdiy forenoon
tl it a thief h.id stolen hl blejcle. All
1 our tnt rone of the moit Innocent looking
bon In Kiiimart City walked ln'o Central
pail a station and nxkrd Captain 1'laliKn
If he could mat." out a bill of hile. TIih
ciptilu replied that he could and the boy
explained thit ho had a hl-ile that ho
'wanted to ell to nnother boy, who had
clem inded a bill of mile with it. The boy
ric IiIh name as lleortte Hltmn in, l"i Jenm
' I He said In- workeil fur Mr Worley at
llll Cmlral Mreet. He di-tft.rib'vl the li.
ile li. wauled li dell ant Captain I'll.
lilti rn nilinsl at once that It wax the
x li cl that had lieeu reporbd ktoltn. He
tfill lie.irBe to K llll.l R.'l the blijile Rnit
li u Dill I make out the bill nf n.ile In half
nn I ur (ieorge retuntrtl with Mr Work'
1.1 jilt and Herman Itosell, 1" jt'iim ol.l, of
Nii .it., j;.ifct I'Ktli mreet, the provpeetlvu
pur li ini r Yoiinir Hlttnaii n.is nrrtaied
nn 1 loiktd up, but whi-n Sir Aorl heard
of it In. mid hu would not prowiuttt tho
biv
The nmon that I did not arrest the boy
xxh'ii he tlrit i line lino tho stillon," Kilt
Ciptiln l'lilile. "w m iHcaiine 1 km n
tn it any li wh wan grun eiimh to ?n
to l ill' eheu'Uiuartern in hive 4. ulll of hale
null out fur toleii proinrtv would return
to t't the bill Ami he did "
INDIGNANT TENANTS.
Objected to the Student of a IlentAl Col-
Ugo lllppliu: 'I luir II iud Into ..
Willi r taiiU
Considerable eltenient and Indignation
pnallid amoiitf the It mint of the second
III"" r of th Nelon bnllilliiK jenterilny
wh n it wan dhu.oerel that ntudenu of n
d'rtal college located on that lloor w.m
lr the habit of golnif from the dhwectlni;
nui to tho hall water tank. remolng thu
rovir and iltppinK Into the water. Cor
atu ut ii week, or ever alme the f.iui et on
tin tank wiui brukei), thero ha lievu a
t-oit ot a dead sea. lUor to the water In
tl tank. whUh Id uwt by all the tenants
nn I th twent-tle empU of the liarri
J'untlnif Coiniiiu Au lndU.xi.iUt nun
w nt ti Central iiU ut.itiun ut 1 o'clivk
itir.la ami rtisUtered a decided re-ii-.ji
-trm.-e tmd arktul the jiolife in arrest
tli dlHjst ntudenu futker tharle hu.aii
x i- nt to iUMtftlgute He found Ihut
tli p nliar tluior in the w.iiir uu. c msed
t) a lu inn al tirrparatlou hli.h hi u.ed an
a hir t M.ili b the students an an unit
ttpi i Tlu imttir wua Ull before ihe
hour t of lualth bv Ollli . r Su.-ail Tl board
of h ilih re. ..uim. uuVil that the lan.Uor.t
get a. new water tank -wtu u. wuml fauttt.
COURT-MARTIAL ORDERED,
About Thirty Sleiubrr of tho Third Itcgl-
iniut Ulll lie tried for IIilnff
Abut 1'ruiu Drill.
Colonel Georga P. Oro, of the Third
ri?itc nt lui.d order No. 1-' itterda,
autborLsia a. iixiri-iiKitlUi to cuaene
1 i 1 i.iy to ianulr iiuo toe eantln,ued ub
c i from drill of about thirty of the en
b I una of the reKiiurat. Th tU Un
ci n .- have bcn of loan staiiilliitf uud
br i ) j.rin-leriii-il a ilb-obedWui v to the
r -i v.f th. ri.uiunt, -aud fjiao-l Cro4 U
o i 114 that thu men nkould not h- per
up It I t kave the rvimsut 'witkoi.t Ui
h i r il.L .JUtharifv.
11 man will cou.t.t of Major Kvley,
pn i nt Cairtaln John O'ftradi jii'Ie ad-
i iti tad OmmaIiu Kinu-carU ttod Ttu and
-will ionn.e Turdai ood prepare for
-work itoi ot th objects of Cotuuel (Iro
Jn iuhtitu'iluif tht. touK-manlal U to wod
uut th.. tvuimrtu of all priato -who ure
In tl t lubit t dlsMbejtoK drill order- uud
J ii- a bitt iHi ta toe rejf intent who
uu willJo t take active coat era In lt
nlfaii und keri it uu to the high stand
art it bo alwas had A majority of the
delin.juem.lea, are iald to Ut la Com
jran JJ.
It
ALajjiomra royr-vi. consoi-ioation
Twenty baburbau Oulce Hrouebt Into the
eir llty Uilrkt.
Iist Saturday lJotmaater General Wil
eoj. Usucd the formal order for tho lonsolt
datioa ut the suburban, postotticeii ntsjr
lUltlniore, Md , aaJ In that way disiKed
of twi.niy ejjrau postom e and eontoll
dati I all of tb bUiUiiA Into owe central
cdl '. on the plau tf ihe putal ditrli.t,
t,u h a i ald to Ih. In contemplation for
tun. 'it This i th unl order pf that
-' a a ti r that boj Um put Into effe. I uuj
It liumd. tlnri- ar plcuty of gthers
fehejjlei for thf futun
Ii jc 'Jjins the orjf r lie Baltimore, there
-a-, Wiycd out of exstenct; the iK)itciIl(.cj
of Arhiitti Hernxrd KlkrtdW (Jnrden
llle t:illtt Clt Spirnw I'fHnt Sb -burn!'
Like Holnnd, LxnriMllc Iinrn
MeHale, Iollrlthopl, .Mian" Wnshlncton
.Miiimt lnn tirinr-llle lnrklll
rikellle, I'onhitin ltiidae St pen
nnd Wethrrr tille Thi Haltlmore ion
olHatlon is fxr the liram that hu been
proje ted.
HILL'S ASSAILANTS ARRESTED,
alil to Hire lteen Hotan 1. 11 utley nnd
Mllllim t oeke XrMlgncd mil ent tn
.Till In Hetiutt nt Hnnd.
Itotlnd Hill, who vrsi hell tip and
robbed at Twelfth and W ishlnton triwt
early yelerdfl mornlnu: by two bldhwity
men. proves to lme been a waiter In
Mao's reatnnrint on t nton avenue, and
his !iant to be liolnn i: Hnwley and
Ullllani ticke, two oun men with whom
he had lteen drlnhlnir during the earlier
part or the exenlwr.
Hnwe, who Is a sti dent at the Kirma
Itt Dental eollece. wtnt tn Sehamiel
Tor Suner Tuelay r nnlnr, and there titet
Hill, who was 'landing his money iltc
freely for drinks loiter they inet l.whe, a
barber, llilne: nt BI South Pleknrd strett.
Armourdale, KM Thex lslted several sa
loons on Twelfth street uhttt about t
oVloek when Hill, who lives nt "It West
llleventh itreet, announifd that he w
BolnR home Hnwley nnd t.ocke said ha
was too drunk to fco alone, and they would
nreninpnn) him This wa nRreeil njion,
nhd the trio tnrted wet on Twelfth
street. At Vnhlnnton street, Hltls com
panions demandeil ht money, and beenn
n senreh or Mn ioeket He relteil, and
th v knneked him down and beat him into
lni-nililllt. The tied nftr rilling , hi
pmkets nf a tfnld watih ntul $1. The clerk
In the Washington hotel henrd Hills
moiiis half an hour later, nnd going out,
dlsi oiered him In n seml-utteonsrlom state,
resulting rrom the whisky nml bentlug,
The iwillee department wiw notlHed, nnd
1 1 111 ai tikrn to Cetitnl station, where
he was treated He wn IrndlV cut and
lirulel about the head nnd face, nnd his
body bore crnl oUdences. of the use
Hnwley nnd Lo'ke hail mnile of their
boots
Haw-ley md lieke were arrested two
hours Inter lu n. saloon nt J21 itrnndwny by
tllllurs Mihols nnd Llieh, nnd were ni
rnlgned before .In-tlie Cle jetrrdny,
charged with hlshwnv obller Thev
plended not cnlltx, ami were i.oininltted In
default nf ?iu lmll cm h to appear lor trial
tomorrow.
WILL HELP HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW
l'aul II. Monrn Alll (lu tn I ieellor firings
tnAn.t.t I. on V, Stephens In rUliiR
Ills rotlllrut t'enro.
Hon r.-inl 15. Moore, the sice of Ml
Ilppl counlj, th Hnd of watermelons,
momiulle nnd swamp nni?el. Is In town
with hl charming wife. Mr. Moore Is
lr the iltv ostensibly on a Wlt. but 1m
will be seen nt llNeelslnr Springs next
Piturdiy to help "llx" the fence of Ktnte
Treasurer Lon " Htephens. who has nn
Idea, thnt he would like to lm tho next de
felted KiilMnui'orlal cnndldnt", lucldeut
nlly Mr. Monro nnd Mr. Stephens nro
brothers-in-law.
Mr. Moore wai n. member ot Iho Inst
st ite nsscmbly, nnd althemeh he was nn
fortnn.itc enough to tielong to th minor
ity side of the houe, jet he wns able to
do much for the good of his eonslltii-MiM.
Mr. .Moon' wns an nrl nt siippurter of the
"watermelon lnpi e lor" bill. Ho slid es
terday that the nuasure wn worklnir llko
n charm In his section of the tute.
A FIGHT IS CERTAIN.
There It III Ho Trouble lletireen tho "IUer
and Antl-sllier lleiiineriitle t'liiiiiultlec-
men nt l.xrelslur prltlgs
Hnrxcy Salmon, of Clinton, reached
the city list evening nnd will remain here
nwultlng the delegations that will gather to
go to the state (.otumlttee meeting at Ilxcel
Klor Hprlng nn Saturday, to (lx n date for
tho state convention. Ho thinks the choice
If to be cither St. Louis or Kaunas City,
nnd that tho question of silver or no silver
I certain to come, up lu the convention.
The contending forces will measure their
strength In th" light for the selection of
natleinil ddeuatew. he huh. A suh.cfimnili.
tee mi cling will be held at the .Midland to
morruvr.
HUNTER LACKS ONE VOTE.
lis Can lie I'lirted Over lllirkbarn 'lu-iliy
If Itepulilban heii.itor M igo Will
Vote fur II iltv.
Clin Innntl, O, Jan. 22 The Commercial
Claetti-'n ieelil from rrnnkfort, K.,
Mi: UeliUluns between the mpiiorterx of
III.k kliurn un 1 Ilimtir are more mralned
to-ntght than ever. Hunter dime within
one vote of election to-day and bin op
ponent are ald to be toutemplutlng till.
liumirliiK ur other tinuns for preventing
a deilidve ft suit before W llnon'K suecemur
Ih elected. Hunter had Ixt-elght ote
to-ibi). all the Itepiiblican vote exieju S.ii
ator Htage, who hell out for Wilson mid
w i bliM-.l, as were all the !'i-!WHrat who
did lint vote for illaekburn. Hunter got thv
vote nf l'o.ir. the 1'utiiilNt, to-da, the Lit
ter being loudly cheered. Illaekburn got
lift-eight vol.. cliveu nhorl uf m (Ion,
with Wilson's pl.ue vaiaui, and nevenieeii
vhurt of ,i niajoriiy of all. M(Crear got
iU Carlisle two and Urn kner one ilia, k
burn got the vote of Kiriligtnn, the oilier
l'opulbit, and It he had reieived all the
D.-iiim nilli vote prteeiit he would have
had Hlxt-"vcn vot,s The abunteen were
Si nator Ogl. vie. Demo, rat, uud I(epreen
tatlve W'IIkiu'h niinor, who are counted
vine for IllutKburn. It Senator Staite
vhould come to Huntir to-miirrovv, or mi
time before Wilson' em i eswir In elei ted.
the iVeadlock will be broken b the eb-i tioii
uf lluiitir, In an) tuut, trouble U ex
pected. GENERAL EWING EULOGIZED,
Ohio Society of ,eiv urk ,iliipt .VIcuin-
rial JlrMiliilloiK lu Attend tlio
riiuur.it lu u llody.
New York, Jan St The Ohio Society held
a eilal meeting to-night to take action
on the deulli of Ot im.il Tlunnau HwiuA
una of It charter iui-iuU'is Ueuerul lleur
I,. Iturnett. prenidiiit of the wKieij, jire
sldcd. While the cciiimittco was preparing
the resolutloiM, n-.eral of the I new here de
llvtrcd ithort mldrewie eulogixlng hUi many
gocwl qualities of mind ainl lieatl. eieuir.il
lluruett, iaklu of fleneral Hwlng, paid
K (.lowing tribute to bin HerllUK iiualllU'U
as a nun, a u. friend and as a iMildler
His only defect If it wan a, defect nu,
the sin iker taid, liU extiime iuud4t
"boiut- men." cuuiiiiced thu upeakar.
I a. lli. v.. f J I11A l.V ulflkk.rHlull.J. ICI.1.3
oualitv Central Kuiiur lacked, but this uai
onlj t his (iv. n tnjur, never to the dctii
tuent of o tlusr "
ilt-Mjlutiuii wire then adoptel bialiliig
lu high teims of the qualities and achieve
ment of (leiietul llvkiiig
The sue let) will attend the funeral in a
boil. General Wager Hvvalne, M. I South
ard and I'rofesior S S I'ackard were e
leeled taaelas palilaierk for the buelMy
The burial will take place on l-'rhiay aft
ernoon The remains will be ttumoranly
Interred in Oakutud ceiueterj Funeral
serviieb will lu. held In the First I'rcsliju
rian ehurch at Vonkeis
LONDON CHRONICLE IS WISE,
AdtUc I'ugUud ioc to Ite Deceived b
tenatur Aoleott' Speech on tho
rut m liu Omul Ion.
Ijmloa. Jub St. The Chrnlcle, with ref-erem-c-
to the Venezuelan quostlou, cougrat
ulutea the Timem on the candor and open
inloelednck which has led into the rational
path that two great countries are now pur
suing. The Chronicle then proceeds: "Only do
not let us deceive ourselves. It is ver
pleasant to read such speeches as that of
Senator Wolcott. but America, is ubolutely
solid for urbiiratlou over Venezuela, and
urbltration wo lanuot and iv ill cot refuse "
The Graphic, loamuallls upon the wel
come ihange in the oiiiclal attitude of
America, thinks that "we cannot join the
eoaimUsJou, but it Is not too late for Anier
ieM to ur,je Venezuela to accept our offer
for arbitration. It it went against us, wo
might then agre-o to arbitration ot tho
Schomter lino.
Two AUegcil i'erjurern lu Jail.
Guthrie, O. T . Jon. 22.-(Speciaij Ebon
czcr McDonald was brought here fr ini Val
entine, Neb , to-day and lodged In the fed
eral jaii on the barge of perjury In a
lani ease Nicholas Brown was also
brausbt from Oklahoma City and jailed on
tho same tharie. "
COOMASSIE PALMER,
iiktah.s r Tiir. r.Mii.M. or
til.A.M)'"? ASHANTi:n WAIt,
r.N'-
KING SEIZED AS A HOSTAGE,
i.mji.i-h ntiMAMi nn.noo otiMr.s or
(IOI.H AS IMHlVIMlV.
King I'rempeli OroreU In tho Dii.t Hfnre
tlielttlll.il (.nmiimnder N itlves Awed
1 1) the Mioxt of I orce-ltrltllb
tnprcniiey In West Afrlci
l limirrd
Cape Coast Cant to. West Africa, Jan. K
The following dtal!s of the palaver be
twren Sir Francis Scott, command r of the
l.ritlh exveelitlonary fore and King
l'rcmiwdi, of Ashantec, when the litter
made his submission to Great lltltaln nt
CoonvtS'le, have Just lieen receivctl from
llt iflpltnl:
Tho trnopa formed In the principal square
of Coomas at T o'clock thf morning of
Mom In y last, preparatory to the great
palaver. Sir Trancl Scott and his staff
were seated In a. scml-clrcle lu the square,
Slortlv afterward nn oilier was sent to
the pnlsce with Instructions tn I in press
iqion Hie mind of King t'rempch thnt It
he did not appear lsforo the Itrltlsli com
mander within live minutes afier this sum
mens he would lie taken from the iml
ace by force.
The king made a show of resistance, but
llmllv necompnnled the oil) er, surrounded
by nn escort, to the square.
Arriving there, the king took his sent
upon the stool of state. After a few form
at words had passed between the king nml
Sir t'rnncis, through the Interpreters, the
king descended from his stool and shook
linnda with the llrlllsh commander. The
latter wni then Introduced to the llrltlsh
governor, who stated the negotiations
which have been conducted between the
representatives- nf Knglnnd and of Aslinn
tec, ending by Informing the king that he
must formally submit to Great lltltaln
ami give tip Immediately W.ioi ounces of
gold as Indemnity for the expenses In
curred by the llrltlsh government In rend
ing nn expedition to bring his mnjst to
terms. The king wis nl-o Informed thit
he must keep the streets clem, maintain
order among the jmpnl ice ami Hint he
would be held responsible for an) disturb.
niici'M among the natives.
King I'mupcli submit..
King I'rempeli was greitlv Impressed by
thu show of the force In the square, the
Mnxlm guns In Ing conveniently tainted
nnd cvir) Mini being utilized lie the llrlt
lh and tl elr nntlve nllles. 1 liinlly tho
king rtplltd that he whs rendv tn submit
to the llrltlsh. took on" his .rowti and san
daU nnd advanced tu the seats formed
Is bis, ult lioxes upon vvblili Sir Cram Is
and the governor wcte siat d, surrounded
bj their staff!' Ills maje'i tj then placed
hi head between the feet of Sir l'riinria
S ott and thou" of the llrltlsh governor,
clasping them with his hainU and uctinlly
greivillng lu the dust as a murk of his
complete submission to thu power ot the
quitv' of Hnglnud,
Thfn display of lielplesanesa upon the
jiart ot tho king uritly Impressed the
Atdinnl prewnt. Thev were greatly
ngltatrd and tnlkeil excitedly together, but
thev nude no attempt .tl reslstum e, n step
which would have lieen unless In the fmo
of the llrlthdi expedltluu and the deadly
r ml I tlrlnir eun-
The govrnor tlmilly mile the king nrlee
and riialll to his m.ijcst' mind thit
he had Iri n r-quesled to Immedl itely p.iy
,V,fM ontli of gold tl the lepres-ntutlve
of llngland In reply, his mijest), who
wis grrifly ugltateil, ald he onlv pua
sesed 3" mm oumes nf geld an I that hn
hid no in. .ins of collecting the 5il
emnces di-m.in led by th- llrltlsh. To thla
the governor replle, that sue h n st ite.
nieiit was mere I) child's phi) nnd that the
demands of the Ilrttinh must be compiled
wl.h, as the king's ability to imy the
mount d tndiided wis too well known to
admit of an) dtsiiisslon.
Villus Awed li the Itrltlsli.
King i'rempffti then gnkrd for time but
the governor hiuw. r. 1 that ii u a previ
ous oitaeloa the Ashantees had failed to
Ui-ep their pro'idsts uud, to the llrltlsh,
and that ih I'l ter had no Intention of giv
ing th.-m the opl ion unit) nf doing the s nil"
thing again The governor then ubrupily
amiouiie.d thit the king, the que.n's
mcHi-er an-1 the klmi's fa her. with the
hir .hlefs nf Impuriani e prismi, woull
I, tiken prtsonr undtr e-s orl to Cape
C'rast Cistle
The guvrnor's words frit like a thnnler
ledt up m the assemblage of Ashnntee n.i
tlv.s, and thrre was an Impetuous move
meiH ferward which lieIe.l trouble Hut
the troops, which had been ut the "ground
arms," w.re prnptl) ordereit to "carry
arms," and the mai hiiii-llke prechdou
with whl h the Jlanin-lleniy e irlMUs
wre lUteil from the "grouul" to the "iar
r) ' struck dlm i) Into the Ashantee and
proUild) averted serious trouble, for they
fell b.uk is If fearing a voile).
ihi of the chiefs, liouever, rose from
his eat n ar the King and uttird mhh
shrill wor.ls In a. loud tone of volie Tho
w.r Int. rprete I as talng that the) eom
pl.ilne. that the replies vvbbli their am.
itasjodori had brought Kick from l.reit
Hrltaln hid ralld them, ami that ibu
A.hant'es therefore weie not to blame
The governor. In lepl), said that their aiu
biteadors weail.1 abo lie made prliUers
aid taken to Cape Coist titl, -where
Ci.y will Im ehirgid with forger) in hav.
Ing put their imitte-s. apiwiretill), to doe u
m nt cf a mWle.tJ.liig nature. It U oWo
ehmn d bat th se ambassailors wero not
reall) the chiefs they represented them
selves to he, but men of a much lower
rack.
Sel.d at Hot! ige-l.
A strong guard of ItritUli troop then
tuov.d fjrward and surrouudeil the king.
tlie imeen's mother, the klug's father, the
..in,in..ti. . hiefd atl tke uuibaidors.
vvlihjtil an trouble, so su.M.ul) was the
nnviiii. ut made, au 1 so ene-etively was it
carried out Th. prUooers were qul.Kly
reiiiove.1 to a Urge houe. which was sur
rouuiJed b the guard, and then the Ashan
tees were quietly dWpersed b tlie trooiis
l'rom th' moment the expedition was
first organized until It reached Cooniawie,
it has not beeu ueeess-irj to lire a. tingle
It Kia.) be sail that tlw fuljiulsslon and
capture of King I'renipeh will insure Hrit
Uh supremo) In that jart Jf Atrlca for
Uiai) )cars to come His majesi) his rel
atives ami the chiefs captured will be kept
at Cain Coast Castle until the S",w) ounces
of gold clcmauehd by the Iiriilsh govern
ment arc forthcoming, an I until all the
other questions connected with the expe.ll
itMi and lis objects have been arranged.
The A-iltantee aailjassadors who are J.
cumhI of having misled their people will
be tried, and. if found built), severely pun
Uhed Near CcJHiassle. th UrltWh discovered
uui burned the notorious sae'rillclng grove,
full of skulls and bones of tU victims of
the king The making of human sacrifices
was one of the leading complaints which
tlw Britlth hail agaut King 1'rempeh and
Ids predecessors, and thW prnc ike has now
been woioed
JIIIbsOL'lU I'ltUHIISllIUMSTS.
The State Convention to Ho Held at Se
dalla May 7 aud 8.
Sedalla, Mo.. Jan. 2i (Special.) A sub
committee of tho Mlsf ourl IiohIbltlon party
held, a conference to-day In this city with
Charles K. Stokes, of St. I-oucs, chairman
of tho state executive committee, and A.
U iirouji, of Hannibal, of the executive
commltti-e, and decided upon holding the
lrob.bltion state convention in Sedalla. on
Ma) 7 and 8, when a. full state ticket will
be placed In nomination. The committee
expects there will be between 4uO and Ml
delegates in atteu'lance ut the convention.
IdUurortb. lugalW' Ilauca Head.
Atrluson. Kas, Jan. 2i iSpeclaL) MUs
Harriet Mar hall died at her home at
Nashville, Teen . lost idgbt. after an Illness
of seven months. The defeased was ta
haw been married to Mr. EiUwqrth lu-
cells of Ati lirsqn. last nonth She hi I
lltnl th. Ingitls fnmlie m i 'hljon n
siveril n. i-in and m i"i( itulir
hen CD-worth Ingalls hn lm at N-d
vllte fer th itt ttfonth li'm 1 lnirilb
who i- le luring In the S.mti hn- gom :
Nashville to attend the ti-insl.
ASSAULTED INJIS BERTH,
St, dnsrpti Man Int.tly "-tiM.i-il by 'Inn
Mrn nnd n Woman i n I t hlctgo .V.
tlrrit Western Itiln.
SI .tiweph. Mo , .Ian. - i.pt, lal 1 t'cllx
liefond-s, svhtb. rtiirtilne to St .loa ph
from Chicago, on a ttiteae-i Hreit Western
tmln, was asvulte.1 in a leeping ear berth
early IhH mornlmr by t i men and a
woman, stahlnsi thrce llms in tlwe region
of the heart, and will dh liefonds for
tnentv-two vears lata ls-m steward of the
rlty hovpltti, nnd Is rteh 1( had Urn to
Chlenjm to sign per-, at tne reouesi of
the I rench consul, ctntwiim prop, rty In
Krartee to a sister. Deb n 1 mn give no
teson r-ir the nsslillt. H rli-1 tie a closet
and hi keil himself In to ive his lire lie
thinks he might Imvo b. . n mistaken for
some other person.
LOVE BHIDGEOJHE CHASM.
Ueillhy tinriii uf 71 Weds lllrl Who
AMU Ite t.x .Nitt Maj-tlrmini Has
tlM-it.griiiilcIilldren.
romoin, Cat.. Jnn, SJ children rvnd
grandehlldren of Jntitfg llogers have lieen
nmaiied by the Inforirmtlnn thit he married
on
Stimlav hist Mlaa letn Ni bin. near l'res.
t, A, T. The groem la 7, )cnrs old and
e.tt
!
iy.v.;:
tT'.-V-J "r
."t
'Waybnck Domocrat "Wliero aro you going with tho pig, Idibs Domocracy?"
Misrf Democracy " Whist ! IIq thinks ho's goin' to Waahltiijtoii, but I'm clrivin' him to tho
the bride will be l. m xt Ma)'. Mr llogers
1ms been tivice in.ni-o-1, Ills mind wife
d) .ng three )eitrs ie He has six ihll
clrin, man)' grain.i Mldren, ,md ervirat
griiltgnindehll'lreu Hu i well pre
Wirvi'l. genlut and I I beHditl, and lies a
inrtiiiu hi aiseiu i "n invesieii in i.irm
Iiiluls and bank si i. k In lowu, lots in
lie MulniM, nnt ui mi JIWiss In pruwrty
lu lew Augelc-s. II lueft tieeii au ai live
huaiiieiM inien ami vn il ineiiih. r of th
loua legislature tor -.eve nil )eirs He
callle to Visit his i II ireu In l.o Angilea
count) last bumiiii The tlrst signs that
the nuirrlage was m tu lake plate waa
last week. wh-n all i Itogera' lis Angf
ten pniH rt) was ti n ferred ti Ida Nel.
em. Mrs Itogeri, b'i school iml) .1 few
vvetkaagu .She i i iett) In un. tie,
THE ST. LOUIS DIsTsTER.
Three or tho Hurlid I Ireineii llescued
Alive, Itedililllg the llellli I 1.1 tu
'I brie-. V lit lib Inp.
St. I,OUl, Jlo, Jan Z2 The bodies of
three llri men from uliUh life had been
crushed by falling H ' vvere to-lay taken
from tho ruin of tin A. S. A km A. i'o.
building at 115 ItroiiMd)-. Three otliers,
slightly injiiiiil, ttei i lovoreil during thi
liUht. ThU m.iKi - i i ital of three kilUd
anil tli injured. a i Hows
Kllleii John .sum chemical compauy
No 1. ageil :''.. num. ' two ehlldu-u. -N Hii
ro. 1 Kay Kerle). ulv - iorw N. l u-nl
SS. nwrrled. three i h I Ireu: J.uiws llo.ll),
balvagu corps .No - ireil ai, inim.urii I
llijuieil Captain I n liLillvllle. Katvaga
coriM No Z. crusheil I v filling walls, hands
Ucerateil. IHH diu i i nil' inlurc-.i. It. m
hardt illller. alvai. .oi No I, liadly
brubieil b) filllu. t iidier; )e Iliue...
fori mall of truik N o, bruUe.1 and juir
Hally suffocated. V M Carthy, tru. k So.
i burueil and tlio k I y live vilri-. V
1 1 reer, truck No. t, bi.metl ami hoekcd by
IH" wire
The dlwister ln-t i lit vvaa due toe the
rottentiei4 of the I u i r which held up
the- llooi. Now tlm the eoiMliilmi f tho
bulldlug Is knouiii i r)lo.l) dlaren It
a d.-.ltll trap vvhiih -' . ukl have be.u icwi
denmeil Iou ago e .Her W'aiti u) be
will make ever) eft i lu IK the tcspooij-
bilit), for tae cuai r
AN 31, K. A. r. Wltl.LK,
Ono Man Killed ami I uur lujurcd In a Col
li, lon ut Houuville, 3lu,
noowville. Mo, Jai 22 (Sveclal) One
man wa4 Killed ant fur other injured
lj- the head cud colli u of a, freight nam
and u patheugcr tra it ou the MUkOUil, Kau-b-i
ie Texa. a mil utli of th I loan-1
villi; dvKt. eail) 11."- lcirilli- Cireuu-U
IUrr), pf the freignt wom the man Uillr.l
Tho injure.1 are: elu Hiter, emlm.r of
the freight train, d i kerouly hurt. 11 J
bmltb. cundue'tur ui the pais. eager tram.
I'at Handler, tlrmim of the itueU'r
train: Allen MdJuuuU, ensluiMir of the
iiaeiiser train
The eiisLut of both trulgs were- badl)
wrecked and mau ut the car niiuhe.l uii
The baggage e-ar ti ti-e iuenaer I rata
telee)iMjd with the tenter, anil the eaeape
of the baggagemasti r without injur) wo
almost mlnuuIcHJ-
Tb pawtugv of trains will be dilj)C.l
for tweuD-four boui-
I'OKT SCOIT 31 1 ISUV HON 1)3.
Council CoiiktJcrlug tbe I'urilunc at l'art
of the l,ov . rn uieu t Issue.
Fort Scott. Kas, Jan. 22. (Stieelal.) At
tbe regular meeting of tbe clt) council lat
night the question of purchablng JW.oue or
ai.ww irano qi tu. in vv umtea btatia
bonds vva Introdu c l by Cguclhm.u C. I
Habn ami upon motion tbe matter was
referred to tbe llcaun committee. A ma-.
jcrlt) of the council appeared to be In fa
vor of the propose 1 investment, and, a
tbe tlty has cunl lerable fund tuvv ou.
houd, from which but a, very low rate of
Interest Is being di rived, it b thought that
the llnance committee will report favor
ably on the matter
Tbe Unite I States Trust Co . In N V.
Life bldg , acta as ex utur, alministrat r
or guardian, taking c oarge cf all tun is
and securities i ocnci t. 1 vvltb mirh sint ,.
The entire capital ct the eompan) iio w)
Li Invested la UnJtvJ atatj bands at par.
MARSHAL NIX TO GO.
ATlOItNI.V Cl Nlllt.W, HMtVION HAS
OIVII.N II Ot I I I.M.
DUE TO MR, SHEIBLEY'S REPORT
Mil, II lolt A It.VDICVt. I'll VStJi: IN I Hi;
t)lt..VllllM. HI I'AltlMlIM.
.VHrehit Mx's Mnety Siibordlnltes Are In
liritn II ing, r -Vlinr Appl'e-ints for Ibn
Impending Vaeiiiiev Atturney Hen-
iril I more An li Muthill I ur-
tlirr Inve.tlRiitlnn,
Washington Jin JJ-fKpeclal ) tldwar.l
N't, t'nltcd fit ite marshal for iiklahotmi.
Is to Isi removed from ntllce This tnte -ment
la given out ttat bv th. nttomiv
general The intimation riitnw Tiom d -partment
of justice eirclesi that he has al
ready lieen removed, but the doleful fact
will not ho tn.ido known ollli Inlly until his
siicecor Is apiKJlntcel. Then Ihe appoint-
CORRECT!
to THE. GREAT
7 UATlONAL'SLAUdHTrlR
Xhousl.CHICAQOJ
-r'-
ment wilt i-ome in; "So and so, appointed,
I vice li.'-war.l Nix, removed."
I Thin ae Hon la the reult of the reiort
I made b) S.lrtl Agent Shell.le, Which ar
rived Acuirda) hist, as covered In r!un-
! elii) Journal The uttortuy gun rat took
up the re wrt tti-dfi), an-l after he hud
gone through it he applied u mat. h ta
a froh ilkir and remarked that the re-
I -irt uii Nix wan enough tu bang b.ru He
was very vvurm over the facts set forth,
kb h evpbitned oftlclul extrivvngnnce and
Hii.im al inanlpiiUthin for e rsonal gain
whltu the guvrrnmetit was (ta)ing the bills.
The iuli) of the olllie in making whole
sale arnvn, getting tang hauls uu prison
ers bv i-v.i. .Ins near at laud eummUsimi.rs.
b) w.i) of getting tie, und the plow of
luiviiig up government paper, holding up
tunds and foiling the sab-
ur runer
all
lilMVed uuite as aeneral in .il.l.ll. utLtll as
hies been t forth, and intuit more thn
il. attorney general had liellevei) sMiblu
tu exist
The attorgi-y genenil Is .! b nnlne-d not
mil) io 1,1-1 rnl or NIK as mmiu as iksjiii
but will uisu Insist that the entire list uf
eiuple)es In the eilll.e, about ninety in all.
be uUsted, and the pew nuirsh.ll directed
tu implu) no uu, of th in until vcr) sure
he bis uut hern lOlllie, tnl with the pri'M-nt
state nf things and in pu wise has shared
the- niuiii) Hc-ccimI out uf the government.
In addition lie this, the g ing. as shown
by the an uuiits, his coming frum the guv
ermaeut abuut jji-mu. and the .li'urtiu.-nt
will Im vei) .lieu tu iiikI these- p.i)iueuts
lu fact. It is il.nm.-il thu isithiug will be
aid until it is shuwu to be uu a legitimate
anoeiut
Hue ulr.s have un thawed out to-dav
b) message's fruui ilklulmma w tbe Nix
citualiuu The li lewis uf the in.irhul have
askei fur Hue.' and have- lni.tuu.etrd licit
Asiiataul S.L.ll Ageut Te lu uur tried to
fui i ,e . uicMd. iiitluu out of Nix by vva)
of iusuriug i favurubli- leucrt It ts ex-
plalued b) Asvut bheitde), that Ticlteuur,
is a ileteclive ald.ug him. pla)-d this resle
b) ua) uf latching .Nn, aud that be suc
cte.1 d tu sume vtillt
While- Nix s friends lit trviug to argue
the quesiuin b) wire, ihi applicauls fur at
tic e ar- miking themselves kiicucn. lu al
ditieu to the feltuws after it when Nix u ts
sppuJuted, llila.c- 11 ilsguu uuull like
th. )d-ice He is a, stat.swaH of cdd-lluie
staaeliug at 't 31ar) . Kas Is a brother
of Kuen-.- 1 lagan, of Tuis ka. uud suwe
lima ai uieved Into Okhitouia, fur ttuoii
ial and iUtieaI reasons He Is hook. 1
lit airive with tlie Uutorse uu n t uf Y C
1'iirs. I idled Elates aituru.) fur KslM
au I will also have lb.- support of other
llctudcralii oUb'lals at Kaua
uittg the- laulilalcs are C C IfevU. uf
Outline. I-:. K MUibi-U uf Kt Kiuu. au-1
i'at Ngle. tt Kluiilisb. r Culua! .Mg. hell
w is au active applicant for the (dace wfceu
aix was apissmceu lie wir.a ills ineau.
ynimli4ou I llruuuin of the lu.iiau af
file, tu rush ti his. support The ccwisuls
slutur aud himself were edd-tuue frlrud
lu Suuthru Illicuis uaUtbal taggtes )eais
ago. and .MIUh.e-11 wUl rd) m this iuill vcr
lorgel)
Tbe utUiruey general, however, l- ti
t.Uht rather favorable tu Xa k .Mulhall. at
Mull-all, O. T and the chauees arc d;d
fur bl appulutnunt It cuuies a Unit U
this vvg) It I. t)weu. uf Musccttjet and
Mulball are okl-tune rcheuiere tikcelker
The) haw been luter.steil lu cattle ajid
IiitUau schms for )cars Owen Is the
ui. iub,r of th- national Deatocruttc com-uilUi-i.
tor the Indian Territwr). and Is
hcie He called ou the attorney general
ti-da) aul cplalued that there Is just use
lieunxrat to liklaijuio. tit for tbe ulUcv.
aud JlulUall Is the ma a. It) so explaining
the indorsegaeut of Oialriuau Harrlt), of
the Pemocratlc committee, -eus hail Mr
Harrlty ua, call. 1 lu bv- uuen ta aid in
sc e urlcg the lea) uu-ut uf the S3,ur.C0O Chick-o--au-
and Chcs-taw laUii. and the) are H1I
.loUig business tc4.ethrr Tbe old cattl
aul claim fcau- has tiroiuptl) ludorsed
Jlulhall. and j th) have accompIUhed
much greater thlogs w UU this -.ImluItUa-tion
than to see ure tbe ayoolutment of
marshal ot Oklahoma. It Is believed the)
may iuc-ceed
The startling tin I of the attorney gen
eral In the marshal's ..HUe of ukkihuma. is
to be foltavved by exim- u work In that
dcuartmvnt tu other biauihes This i
bebeved l be the breaking uf the Ice- that
will let o-.b rs under bislb - Mr. Nix.
Wotcrusrs lu Waebbigton.
Washington. Jan Z2. Spe lai) V H
Farrall, at Leav v,avv gnh, lio arrived to
i.Vw
imm
uVTe.V VtJSeaKr
w ' ' sF
vk aftr sem d pir'mental matters in
thi treiiirv
lbi rt drill n. r Kiin-!s i.fne In to IS)
frm rhllidi i tin when he his be. n en
v r t for nii tlmi arl' ng a boon th it
In trs the tltb K v Vot. an I Is devot I
lo the nnsn 111 qursMin
A PU H ELYD EM OCRATtC ROW.
(iilnnet Chnitc's .ilt gtlliist l'otinitter
l'eppe rell nt I nnenrell v .toe
I owe Wuiilil I Iketu testify.
Concordia Ka- . Jn 22 -especial l The
leriwcraile polltl, lans of this sei Hon of the
state are attenttng eoiirt at Con-onlt this
reek tw of Ihelr niimner. Colonel J It
Chodte, of Washington. Is the plaintiff In
a eertatn a Hon, and another one, ft . II
I. l'eprierell, postmaster and secretary of
Hh stat" committee, is the defendant. Tom
Ihvlan, of CHfton, is hre as a witness,
ati'l there are others who arc slfnply In
terested spei tainra The trouble has been
brewing for some time, and it ts aat.t to
have reached even as far as the twstonl e
department at ahington. and that
colonel tvpprrell tnny have aotne dlHIi'ntty
In keeping matters running smoothly with
the oinctnis
The acttem being tried a a brought to
collect a irtaln promt sor note fir IG"
made hv Ciloni 1 Pepperell to Colonel
Choite while the forme! was at Washing
ton getting postortlee appointments for his
frients iTioute s an applicant Tor the
Washington nillee an l he stated to-ay
thit the steeMtig iemmlttee s-i Sei him
stfo. and that ofher appthnnta also were
assessed In pruportion to the hnalness of
the olltt-es thev de-slred The partleiilar frfi
In mntroverv was sent le Chonte In re.
sponee to a verj piteous aipeai from I'ep-
r
i
test
JWzCvtt
RWt
X3
-r-.
sa
I
perill. who vtate-et thit be was hard up,
that he had Just lieen furi.d to bii) a
salt of clot Inn lu look r sp. Malil. , an I
lb it be was rushing miners at the de-
partmert as fasi us nuaslble After the
note was male. Cbuale n liuiiu lslir.1 his
J e hum es to John titer fur m, ant It is ,iv tn ffHiliu, uhlle Mr, AI in '
Hive il.iluii.l ti) I'epiM n II ihat Hu l as ,i.,i. .; ,,, ,,,i lllh.H ,. i
uisu u pay his note Hi.me interesting .te.Mn"u' r "fY ","1 "" " '
velupments an vji n-1 It was i xp.'i tcl
that Hun Jim- teJW,- noult b. here a a
wltiiisM, but it Is said he was called to Tu
peka Tup-ka. Kas,, Jan H 0k- In I ) Job
rme uld to th- Jutirnil reH)rt r yesler
day In regard to thu suit agaln.l Vnotrcl
at coin iinlia.
"Choaie Is not the old) man In the Fifth
.I'-trht who was umpi ib-d le stand und
deliver A lot of the liujs iri n- luniprtled
In grin and pa) our as ssmetiis tu Iihi
the wheits uf Inllii. ii. . In million, an 1 the
testlmuii) tu-' iv i.il-ilH tu shuw It I dint
ubiHienaei't I
h w.iul.1 make
utvliTi.l.in.1 wii) ( wasii I su
iuill'! till t hi in a sturv Mhiih
their hair stall I ou . n 1 abuut tl.u 'assess
Illclll pusiiies-..'-
THRIFTY LEGISLATORS.
llirfe lli-i-eu itur ur Olilu liulletid on the
tbirgw ut llril.i r) -I uu Heniu-
iril- .md a Iti piiblliaii
Columbus, ti. Jan ti - bomb was eg-
pblel In editi al einUs t.i-ulght by the
lnuii tliu nt uf Ihre, v.iy. mlpri .h..
lvab-latun. .,. ihjr... f i.i-ii,ri ,
I.JI was fuunl agamst . x.feutor Johu
.trier fur sulbiiing ,,,., fru W P. ur-
lell, of this cli), for his iutfiMiue In ur-
nig nn- passage oe a. mn in ine nil. rvt ol
thi. hli t-anu-s lUuk and Trust l ul
iaii) tu ls.15. A true bill was ftuili.l again.-.!
ex .--luatoi Hear fur suite it lug ffM from
11 II liauiiier. uf ila.ui sv tile, in tne M. u
llaunier i-U-i llcln i ontest in l!i Thiev
i.junis were fmud at. mist ex-iiiaiur I..
C uh' as fidlos Suit, itlag JU from
i x-r-eiidi.ir it. irge i men ui tae plea
i.auuur elei Uuu euiitol
I .! . euiTllg lil
ud uaeTtif
w...i ., cu-1
hum llin lu same
wuwisiiii. togiv. toniatur Aver) of ileve- I ua atl ii lit! al riiht ..US,,','
lanl. IP for bis luHu-me In bold lug iu I Jublii gervb tliifcHiic. 1iA h H ,
few ...tuutl c two bills ill th- tiil-.e-a st K. , "hJ.1 li( tt iurcnai ur u -the
Iduu state uuivcrsil) Hear an 1 Url r 1 '. ffiustS u,s HWereut pr .1
ire iiui.. ul aud I ii' I a Iti : iiWli.ni. It
Is said uth.r luUitunnl. ir pudjable,
iiiui.i: it'MM.i v Di.i.i t: vi i:,-.
l.vcrytbliig VV ii tut .md Hri.vl In Ibe
I Is luh 'lex i. Hi.trlel.
ImbbB. Tex. J.,u 2.' -' Highlh e-rcssiou-il
district It. public an. ccmveiitiuu
lu eh.JUse ilc-l'-gatcs tu the uattuttsl euuvcti
tua at bt la.ais uie-t last evening gAd uua
Hsisbed u. bvsHUb. The whAl affair
uos cut ax I drUd ami was walkavrr lir
the u mailers uf -Vli KUiU) Krien.ls uf lice
citlu-r 1,'au.li.ia.tes w ire pa red l- a agbt
but fouad vvvr)ioUi ag.iliisi ihi-iu and
subsided Tbe cunvtutioii parsed a rrso
luiicu Lu-4ruetUig the- three deb-gale foc
McKlulc).
NT I III! .. A. i:. 1,M'A 31131 1NI.
ltulT.iIu, CUivelaud ami i'biladelphli Are
Applicants.
InlUcauolU, In , J an 2r V IjiitaAt Ueg-
era! KobWua. of loiuuuwdcr Walker's
s-'alf. aniiuUttced to-da) that BultaU.CIve-
taod an-1 ItUiade Iphig are th' three c ties
thaJ want tbe il A It eo amu.iirtit if U
is taken i.wa) f roau St l'aul. All the nve-ui-b
rt ol tile executive coug. U telegraphed to
be-adnucriers here to-dav that the) vvcsuld
stand b) Ccairoaader vaUeer If tbe rall-rua-ls
refuecd tu )k-ld and would vote to
take the tt.aaipinui a- a) frum St, 1'auL
3UMSli:it l'KAK ANU IA3IILY iIU
Left 3ivvv Vorlc fur ultrerlaud intercl.i)-
uu the lv il.er MUbelm II.
New 'iurk. Jan. 2.-."aluUil John A lak,
uf Kansas CU, recom'v appaluted Called
bl ales muiltter t Svv.t&rlaal. sailed fur
Hibraitar io-ia on biarl the steam r
ivaiser vvicnru,c ji t i r u io ms ihu ,u i.
H was a mpai ic ' b) Jlr. Teak and tb "It. solved, further That tbe s"naie of
Miss s 1'cak. It 11 rt fori, of Kiu-lth. I unci Stat s, the bjuse ot repres-nta-sas
tity. wo alio a mtaibvr ot the art.Juve3 ..uUeurrios, UI supper; the preil-
A NOTABLE SESSION.
INT! IM tllMIM't I t III M III HT1 S
l llll l NA tl. M -II-ltHA).
AN ARMENIAN RESOLUTION,
cvt.tiMi t cos i in: row i its or if.
noi'ii id i.vki: m i imm: m iion.
ernltnr Wolrntt V iket i Mgorom werh
AKiilnet the etitHeliii Apptlc illnn of
the .Vlotirne He Ctrl"" I endrrs I n-
gige In the Vlntt eplrlled lie-
Into nt this tiingret".
Washlngten Jirt 2? -Th" "mil Kin.
bvdav aas m.itk-d bv noiihl -i hti
and nitnble detiates Late In th. ifurr ii
a inntmvirsv o mrred between Mi Sh?r
mnt .Mr. Oorman, Mr Teller nt 1 t r,
which led to the mot spirited tli m ii
bate that has o. i urre.l sin,e tl) pre-tit
iiinsr-. i .iiviiti'l Mr ."hermm -i k it
length met with gnat exrnestnes-, del re-
slaughter house"
mutin r Ut Advert i "-r
juitlng the thrusting e,f an "eitd w -o u t
laie"the sitv.r iiuesllun-lnto Hi e.
,7r ,,., r.,.,i. -i i..,,i,i,. ,, lv-
'f " t t. . . i. . ,
lniratlvi. Mr. I.lbr and Jli i nr
I nnswereil Mr tllu riliull Irum tlnlr r
i
Mr
I irt
ill the exi lltng ili-tMte
Mr. Wob-ott s sp. i h criticising 1 1 i
ti'ent's attllu.e an the V. in mclaii i i
was th nutulili. event of Hie eurlv i n
the da), for an huur the seu.ii :
namh-il the uttintiJii of a erovvdi I - . .
her and uicrttowlng gillefles,
T Importam refwria were wia I t
the eitttilal dispatches at t'liil. i 6'e
i .iiimiit'-i' on fun I mi affairs on. i
primming - serious . onllilon i" n -
'" firkey ami urging prompt i
I "u" ttli U puwtTs. aid an a e i
p. ire un air tans re-sutuuuu . .i .
ccinsuts lit Cuba
ridluiiiN Armeti'uii li.-idutl
Ur Culhim, uf Illinois, r. port- I ' fd
laming irnienlan resulutiuu.
Whe-r.as, The supplementary i
IP r liu ut Jul) 13. Ills, l I w.iu i
man .mplii. and llr.-at Hrltaln. e, r ,
AustrU, Frame, Italy ami Hussn i
the fullutting pruvisluns: "I'he f
pert uiiui rtagis to carry out
I further d. U. the m. huratious
' '?rw lwuJl lo.j.1 require u
1 Z&lJlUY" ,
ibe Clriansiain ud Kurd, and will i
i.Mli) Ulalte kUUWM Ihr steps l.lk. n 1 . I' c
' i m ur puwers .mi win sumr t
their appbvaticin.
"Tbi suWlJtte (kirte. having cxpr cl
tin wish lu maintain ihe prim ipl ( r
I clous bbrrlv. lu give it h. wli.-r t- i .
tin .ull trail big purtl,--. take utc i' i u
snjntauous de. bVraiiuii
"lu ic lutrt uf the iili..ioan einjir -iH
! fTi V." "'. "r "r,,.ta, l" , -Mlei.1 d at III - 11
"i.V.'Tl'1 .h" lL','
",' apgcii a r. .ards tb. .its. h . r ,
" Att persons shall b.- aluiill, 1
llstiiii iluii ut nb.uu tu rflve evili
- it
b -
nee .we .rueuilOII
lAbert) a ii, i uut wat I exer.i- of i'l
furnes ui worsn gr. a-sui I tu all -i
iht uu hladraaie shall be uffen 1 I ii- ir
hjerar. hi al i.rganlsatlcui uf th.- i- is
.ijuusuucuiis ur to tbe rdaiiuu vvn'i t r
splrliual . lu.f-
-The right of oW UI protectin b C-e
iliphituill an . .Hisular agents uf i j vv
ers In Turkiy Is r.iugukird, buili i r -gar.
is th- above au-otlotied p r "I
the br r- li,-ijus i haiiubk- jij Wh, r b.
1 shua. uts hi thi hvd) idace. aul
'Wkere.is. Tbe- eXlStlt and uiljci-t of th .
abuvc i lie i pruvlsious uf said treutc jr. n
phi e th- CttnisOau siibiecls of th jir
ualer ih isutf.twu of tbe. uhn
lor Us thinly aud tu lecure tu su h C r -liau
subje.ts full libel I) uf retlkln, c -sbiu
iud belief, the eu,ual betta-dt ..f 7"ns
and oil the prtviU-te-s arid liuuuiiiiti. I -Ijnittaw
ta an) subci uf the Turki h em
pire u,3,
W ben as. By saW treaty the Clrst'm
par. parlies tbereto. hav lag estat I h. '.
uud.r the cut., ut uf Turk. the rv.it
sciuaudbtb jm.1 eecure tbe above n it J
ubjrc ts aild.
U ben as. The AtBerKaa people li i 0.
uiuu uj,aU Chrlstiaa peuple ev rvevb r .
have beheld with horror tbe appall n.
rages and uaascns of which th. chris
tb' vfittut T""'"y Iws b-rti aul
Hecltive Jleaeure Ilomauded.
"K' solved, b) tbe senate of the I'nlel
tHatcs. tbe bouse of reprccstaiiv . zn
c luring,, -That It U u uuprrative dut) in
th- interests ut humault) to express the
earn st hope ibat the Iluropc-au .on ert,
brought aJxMit b the treai) ref rn I t ,
may i.tdil be given Its just itTecu ti
such decisive measures as shall stav th
hand of fanaticism and lawless io n- ,
ao.1 a shall secure to the unotreuduii
Cihristlau of the Turkish empire all th
riiJtts bekmglug to them both a men aul
.u-i Christiana and us benetlclaries of the
expli n piuilsiuas of the treat) above.- ic
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