. pun ucusrn.
on the Charge of Having
Murdered Her Son.“
am All}: mo IXPLIOATED.
Mn sldfleluhnuer Held Without llall
‘é an Mlllorlu to m.- t‘rilno—The con-o.
net’s Jury Believe That the blather
“ l the Fatal lliovv.
‘ 1WD Ci'rv. N. Y" Jan. tilt--
. "(muons are uowloeked up In the
, 4,, ‘ .. bounty Jail In this city for eonncc.
‘ _ "L with the murder of William Erasmus
. in. ~ .wnu one found hacked to death In
. lay homestead. in hing island
5 watt Jan. 3 but. hire. Mary 1). Lsior,
' ’ of the murdered man, iaheld on
, » of having wuimitted t crime,
to Anthony Foetal! of 124 \I' or ave~
‘ dJohn Flellehaucr of 1% Prospect
‘ Dutch Kills, have been unrated as
1 ldm' after midnight when Coroner a.
G._ tron: and the jury who have been in-
Wtin the murder finished their in-
”at”. '1‘ jury brought In a healed ver-
‘ _ . They had spent three hours deliber-
attic on the verdict, in which Mrs. Lalor
llfacculed of committing the crime and
Ewell and b‘leisohauer are burned as no
ll.
.~ Following the murder Mrs. Lalor was
mated on suspicion and has been in jail
. ever since. Fostoll is a brother-in~law of
tile dead man, while Ficischauur was his
bedllllow. They were arrested at the
titan. but owing to a lack of evidence were
dilchlrgld. ll‘iclschaucr was at work in
~ Mklyn when taken into ouatody the
second time, while Foateil, who is a fire-
men on the Long Island railroad, was or-
tilted in the railroad yard at llunter‘l
Point. Both were arraigned before Jus-
tine Ingram and remanded for examination
on Thursday. ‘
Believe tine of the Three Guilty.
0 There Is no doubt In the minds of (lore-
ner Strong and the detectives that one of
-‘ the three persons in custody Is the real
‘ culprit. Suspicion points strongly against
the mother. Conflicting statements have
been made on all sides, although it was
apparent that the parties concerned had
patched up a story between them. Hu-
man blood was found on Mrs. Laior‘s
dress and apron. The expert chemist who
examined the clothing testified that sover-
al hairs, spots of human blood and a
brainy substance were found on a hand-
kerchief picked up In tho is‘ostcll house.
Where Mrs. Lalor lived, the day following
the murder. '
, Mrs. Lalcr Is awidow. She formerly
lived in 'thehouso in which file murder
occurred, but when her husband died. in
September of last your, want to live with
her married daughter. Mrs. Fostcll. llcr
household goods were left in the old bonu-
Ftoad. The murdered numwas :37 years
old. He was said to be indolent and shift
less and in poor health. iic continued to
sleep in the old house and had li‘leischauor.
one of the men under arrcst, for a hcdi’vl
low. Dr. Strong and the police say that a
peculiar relationship existed bcuvccn the
two. New Year's night Lalor, lu compa-
ny with Fleischauer, b‘ostell and scvcral
others, was out calling and did not got
back to Long Island ('in until about :3
o'clock the next morning, when Fleisch-
auer says he and Lalor want to bed. Ac-
cording to stories told alter the discovery
of the murder, ll'lclm-huuer and Lalor wcro
aroused about (5 o’clock that morning by
Fosteil, who was not feeling vvcll and did
not want to report for work that day. . lie
wanted Lalor to go to the railroad yard
and report him ill.
.Witncsses were found who saw Fleisch-
auer coming out of the house shortly after
8 o'clock, while others tcstlllcd to seeing
Mrs. Lalnr and her youngest son James
leaving the house. that morning, whereas
Mrs. Lnlor and her daughter both stated
that. the boy James spent the night in
Brooklyn.
Cleveland on :1 Fishing Trip.
WASillxo’l‘oS, Jan. BIL—President (71ch-
land and Dr. O'Rcilly Iclt thc city on uu~
other shooting trip. The prcsidcnt. with;
his physician and his guns, rode away
ern. the White House at a little alter
. midnight to the chcnth street wharf,
where they boarded the lighthouse tender
Maple, which was lying there with steam
up. The lines were quickly cast off. The
boat headed down the river and was soon
lost to view. It is said that the president
dens not intend to go further than Quan-
t-ico, and thathe will make his headquar-I
tors at the clubhouse near that point. it
is'nlso said that he Will be away but. a few
days. One authority says he will be back
in ~18 hours. .
Tenement llollsen In Flannel.
BROOKLYN, Jan. 29.—Firo destroyed
three tenement houses, from 1.314 to Lilia
Third avenue. It started in the bakery of
Joseph. Sackman, at. 1,316, and spreading
into the adjoining houses destroyed the
three buildings in a very short time. It
. was with difficulty that some of the ten-
, ants escaped, and very few of their house-
hold effects wcre saved. The buildings
were owned by Richard K. Fox of New
York city, and the loss on thcmia esti-
mated at 830,000., ‘
Another Lumber Fire at Cambridge.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. Bit—The sheds
of William H. Wood St Co., corner of
Broadway and Third street. containing
$15,000 .of dmsscd lumber, were burned.
Three firemen were injured. but none fa-
tally. The fire was probably incendiary,
and the loss of $17,000 is covered by in-
surance.
Death of General Smith.
Poconxtursrn, N. Y.. Jan. Ell—Geno
eral Alfred Baker Smith, well known as
a soldier and lawyer, dropped dcad while
loading or cottage prayer meeting in-this
city. Heart disease was therause of his
death. (lencml Smith was born in Mes-
tina, St. Lawrence county, N. Y., Nov.
)7, 1825. ,‘
John-ton “Wat Acquitted.
BOSTON. Jan. flit—After being out for
24 hours on the the case of George E.
Johnston of Medford, charged with shootw
lng Francis E. Ilmvd. a Harvard medical
student, in a (.‘harlestown ‘bnrroom Nov.
4, with intent to murder. the jury brought
In a verdict of not guilty.
Fatally Assaulted \b’itlfia Cleaver.
Ramona. Jan. BEL—Thomas Egan, a
clerk at I). F. Burns' store, was assaulted
during a disagreement with a cusuuncr
and was probably fatally wounded. He
received a cut several inches deep from a
dearer in the back of the head.
,, ~ Prominent Banker Dead.
Nouwrcn. N. ,Y., Jan. flit—George Rid-
er. a leading banker and politician, died
at‘his residenoeherect typhoid poem
“ .1.
w .;., ...
shrill
Calorie is Dr. flannel new.
prescription for Infanti‘end Chil—
dren. It tannins neither Opium,
Iorphlne nor other larootio sub-
stance. It itlharmleumbctitutl for
Paregorio, Dropa, Soothing Syrup;
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millions of Iothera Cutoria is the
Children's Panacea—tho We
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infinite and Children.
Do not be impaled upon, butintitt am
having Castorla, and. see that the hookah.”
signature of
II on the ‘
wrapper.“- -
Weshaiipro- '
ieet Wives and the public at all ha-tdl.
m Cannon Connor. 7? Hurray at. NJ.
curmu‘m
l have Some. Reasonable
BARGAINS
Canned
- Goodsw.
Dded
Font!
Hamburg Peas, 11c ; six cans (lilo—11'8-
ular lhc gmxls.
Paris Sim-Mash, I 1c ; regular 2‘ for 350
('.ilifornia Sugar I’ as “melt in your .
month," L’ilc: regular 25c goods.
Try one can and sec what fine pens
are. '
3 cans Pumpkin. L’Ac.
Finest l‘lvaporatcd Apples, 11c; 13 lbs.
800.
Finest Sun Dried Fine (Tut Applcs,'ilc;
3 lbs. 251‘.
Finest- Dried Pcziches. Fine (lot, 12c lb.
Prunes, large, We lb.
Silver Plums, 2 lbs 25w.
Fincflt‘igs. inc lb.
Any hsc for Molasses Sugar? :lc. 1b.
l2 Boxes Matches in bundle, 121:.
(‘()ME IN!
Lerenzo Dibble!
PATENT
MEDICINES.
EASY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE I
At Our Prices; In Fact
Hard Not To Take I!
Loxatonik, $1.00
Hood‘s Snrsaparilla, (I0
Aycr‘s Sarsaparilla, (ST
Dana‘s Sarsapariiio, 67
Coticura Resolvent, 70
Scott‘s Emulsion, (l0
Green's Nervnra, 70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, 75
Paino‘s Celery Compound, 65
Brandreth’s Pills, . . i2
Alcock‘s Planters, 10
Benson's Capsic Plaster-s, 1:3
Castoria, 23
Carter's Pills, fl 1:?
Atwood‘s Bitters, l3
Radam‘s Microbe Killer, qts. 7h “
50
25
Radani's Microbe Killer, gallon jars, 2.
Yankee. Lung Soother,
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
82 Washington St., 50. Norwalk.
You Don't Have To Swear Dil.
says the St. LouisJournal of Agriculture
in an c<1itoriul about No-To-Bac, the
famoas tobacco habit care, “We. know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bac.
One, a prominent ht. Louis architect.
smoked and chewed for twenty years;
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of tobacco makes him sick.“ No-
i‘o-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. H.
Plaisted. Noam 0 pay. Book free.
Sterling Remedy .i., New Yorker
Chicago. _ ,
J. W. Pierce, Republic. 1a., says : “I
have used One Minute (‘ough (lure in my
family and for myself, with results so
e itirely satisfactorylthui I can hardly
and would to express myself as to its
merit. I will never fail to recommend
it to ,othere. on every weasion that pro:
seats itself.“
Q
. is the best (if blood-pnriiien.
Summon: «.4:
.1}th
“i first new Dr. mac“.
fir Children nvc Mam, and I am
cattiaaallyreormimendiumithermothm
team them. and always with the bent
malts. My baby was deathly sick with
obolma inlautam. and Dr. iiluul‘s Iliar-
rhma Mixture cured it. :dauut immed-
iateiy. Dr. Hand‘s (inlic Cam in also
excellent—Mrs. N. A. Daniels." Dr.
Hand’s ('oiic (hire and Dr. Hand's Diar-
rhtrli Mixtnrcanl sold by all «Imprints.
9a.. -... ‘ ___ ’ “____
It not only in no, it mum Jue no. (mo
Minute (laugh (.‘ure acts quickly, and
that’s what makes it go.
-—Acoton is bar-mines.
Allighllwr \vitha torpid liver will
not hen long liver. (kn'roct the liver
with De Witt's ”"10 Early Bloom little
pills that care dyspepsia and constipation
Read Ayer‘u Almanac, which your
drugglat will gladly hand you, and no 0
the wonderful cares of rheumatism, ca-
tarrh. ecmfula, «lynx-pain, eczema. de-
bility, homers and some. by the line of
Ayer‘s Harsaparilla, the. only Humilia-
rilla mlmittod at the World‘s Fair.
Cure For Headache.
As a remedy for all forum of headache
Electric. Bitters has proved to be the»
very best. It affects apcrmanenl cure
and the most dreaded habitual slck
headaches yield to its influence.
urge all who are afliictcd to procure a
bottle, and give this remedy it fair trial
In casesof habitual constipation Electric
Bitten-wares by giving needed tone to
the bowels, and few cases long resist the.
use of this nmlicine. Tryitoncc. Fif.
ty cents and time at Stillmu's and
chd's drug stores.
Quick in vt‘t'm-t, heals and leaves no
scar. Burning, scaly skin eruptions
quicklycnrcd by De Will’s Witch Han-l
Salve. Applied to burns, sit-aids, old
sores. it is magical in effect. Always
cures piles. .
The Discovery Saved ills Life.
Mr. H. (laillouettc, druggist. Beavers-
ville, 111.. says: "To Dr. King‘s New
Discovery Iowo my life. Was taken
with La (-lrippe and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but of no avail.
and was givcn'up and told I could not;
live. Having Dr. King‘s New Discovery ‘
in my store 1 sciit fora bottle and lwgan
its use and loan the first (lum- bcgun to:
get better. and after using three luittlcs ‘
was up and about again. It is worth its
weight in gold. We don‘t keep bonsc
or store without it.“ (let a free trial
at Stillmn's and Wood's drug stores.
-—.-'Icctou cunts headache.
How's This‘!
“'coii‘crouc hundred dollars reward
for any case of (‘atarrh that. cannot
be. cured by Hull's (Yuiarrh Pure. ‘
F. J. CHENEY & (1).. Toledo, (I. .
We, the undersigned. have known '1“.
.I. gllicncy for the last 13 years, and be
lievc tnu'fcctly honorable in all business
trauma-lions and Iiuauciallyablc inl':ll‘l‘_\'
out any obligations made by their firm.
Wusr: .v 'l‘Iu'.\.\'. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledmi ).
WAmeoJilxxls a MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, (Q.
Hall‘s (‘aturrlu’urc is taken internal-
ly, acting directly on the blood and
mucous surface. of the system. Testi-
monials scat free. Price 751% per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
(inc Minute (‘ough ('urc touches the
right spot. It also touches it at the
right time if you take it when you have
acough or cold. See the point? Thou
don't cough.
——Acetou will break up a cold.
“Give llli‘ it liver rogulzuon and I can
regulate the World,“ said a genius. ’l'lu‘
druggist haudcd him a bottlc of Do
Will's Little Early Rim-1's, the famous
little pills. '
-Aceion cure» the. grip.
'Dou'tiuvito disammiutuu-ut by cxpcri
mentiug. Deplunl upon ()uc Minute.
Cough (lure and you have imnn-dian- re-
lief. It cures cronp. Thconly harmless
remedy that. prslductsimmcdiatc results.
—Aceton will prevent pneumonia. "
Buckiin's Aralca Salve.
The. best solve in the world for cats,
bruises, sores. ulcers, Halt rhcum, lever
sores. tettcr, chappcd hands, chilblains,
coma, and all skin eruptions. and posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guarautmd to give perfect satisfao
lien or money rcf‘und'ml. Price ‘25 cents
pcr box. For sale. by (l. (‘.. Stillsou and
E. P. \Vced.
Soothing. healing. cleansing. De Witt 's‘
Witch Hazel Salve isthc client}; to sores,
wounds and piles. which it m-v. 1' fails to
cure. Stopsitchiug and burning. (‘urcs‘
chapped lips and mid-sow in twoor
three. pairs.
Don‘t worry. D:m‘t run in debt.
Don't trifle with your health. Don‘t
try experiments with medicines. Don't
waste time and money on worthless
compounds. Don't be persuaded to tale
asubstitute for Aycrfs Sarsaparilla. It
We ‘
a
Robnene Augiasrfio. "
Alleged to [law thatch rumour) From the !
“'gm Fargo t‘mnpauy. ‘
Darren. Jan. rum—Pinkerton dcwciirce .
have arrested Express .\g m Iii-out of Col‘ ‘
orado Sprluge on the Philip“ of isllng In:
plicated in the theft of ”(him from tho
Wells Fargo mmpany .wvcral lithllllia' ago.
Ill» father, who rel-cull) cauw In t'ullll'l‘llltl
Springs from liliituin. not aim arrested
on a train at \I'aimnburg as he was leav
lag the date. and ililillll $4.2m” was found
unwed up in his cloihimr.
'l‘hc robin-ry occurred on Mar night of
Nov. ii at the Santa Fr depot in (‘ulurado
Springs just a' ‘l' the ltigill train pullcd
out south. ti . (c Kraut, lin- agent. said
that livo nwu nod ui't‘rpniw I‘HI him In his
[tililrt‘ and taken tun pachagcs consigned
I from Iicnvcr trunks, which momiIn-d till»,-
tiuo, overlooking another packagi- contain»
ing Minion
All Mr. h’routhad been In the ui|i|Iluy
of the Wells Fargo con-pom for a nuudwr
of years Mlepieion did not at first point to
him. He iolda wry plausible ntory. and .
It was believed In spite of the fact that. i
the robbery was reported by him to have
taken place when the station platform was
full of people. lie mid tho roblx‘re hid in
the ofllce while he was looking after tin-
cxprcss matter that came oil‘ the train.
and two unlinked men filt'l‘tl ldm when he
entered. 'l‘hey closed the door and locked
It. made him deliver the money anti at
the muzzle of a pistol ordered him to get
into bed and cover up hill head. There was
’a cut in the office, and the agent amid he
. did as the robber» bade him, but he gave
the alarm as soon as they \vcrcoif. h'roul 'a
father. a farmer, came ioi‘olorado Springs
from ('erm (ionic, lila, Jan. 21. Ill» ac
tions excited suspicion, aml ho Ila-l been
constantly shadowed. Monday he boarded
a train on tho (lull road. after having pur-
chnscd a ticket (or Fort Worth. Tex. lle‘
teclivo W. B. Sayres boarded the some
' train and telegraphed Sin-rill Farr to meet
him at \Vuteonhurg. Krout was arrested
and taken back to the Springs. lie protested
that his name was Sam Jones, and that
i he knew nothing about the cxprcw rob»
lllcry. Who-n he was searched, “Jilin was
llound, most of it sewed to the inside of
i his shirt.
I UNREQUITED AFFECTION.
‘ That Was the Cause of a Young English-
man’s suicide In Philadelphia.
0 Punannwau, Jan. 29.——.~‘tanlcy (let-re. ‘1
,a young Englishman who arrived here on ‘
E the stoaiucr \I’aesland. attcmptcd to coiu- '
:liili suicide at the Bingham llolm-andg‘
i was afterward eonuuittcd asa demented ‘
1 patient to the Philadelphia hospital.
I (lccrc ilrcd three allots, which
I wide of the mark.
i l'nrcqultcd love for a Miss (innit of
lihicago Is git'cn as the cause. 'l‘hl‘ ill“
‘had gone to England, of which country
she In a native. to attend a surgical npt‘rli
ll .11 on la-r sister. (u‘ccrcwus (hurt! to ml-
_ l"(’l a legacy. (in iln‘ rriuru voyage they
and two ifugiisluucu «(William Henry
North and (l. lilllillt'wIll-I‘Mllic acquainted
(lccrc fcll in love with Miss (ianli. who,
if is said. rejected his propmai of mm-
mm. llc pt'rill-iil‘tl in his lilil‘llilulh‘,
ilovvovcr, and friendly rclaliuuswcrc main ‘
ffiiiit'll lililll iiil')‘ I‘I‘Ili'lll‘il ilii.‘ l‘iti‘. The ‘
yurtydincd logctln-r al the holclwherc
. llmy wore registered. Shortly after they '
. parted (icnre attempted his life.
, He is said to have been ji‘lll'llh‘ of North. ‘
bliss (iuult left for her (‘h. go home no
won as tin-excitmm-nt hmlsubsidcd. She
in said to be a handsome woman of the
blond typo. :
Weill.
i
Stabbed In tho Buck.
Pun‘cs'mv, \' .l.. .Inu. 22t.——llw.rgc ]
lllull. colon-(l. fatally «alibi-ll 'l‘honrn
: Mount. also ('Illul‘i‘ll. 'l'ln- trouble ul‘lghinl- ;
‘ml m‘vr a dimgrccmln'l which m'l'lil‘l'l‘tl:
HI‘VI'I‘lIllIluIIlliw‘ ago. llull inn; mzulvrc 5
[watmlthrcaislo takc Moore's life. lie
‘1 sneaked info Moore‘s home and stabbed ,
I him twice In the back. llull camped in
i Kingston. but was captured by John W, .
i 'l‘llnlliprull and brought back to l'rinccion.
\vlu'l'c Iylll'hin;.r was il\'('l‘it'(l by prompt ar-
ilon of thr'polire unillni‘iiil‘s Moon- is
still living. but physicians have no hnprs
of ills rm-ovcry.
,
i
More Trouble In the Tran-null. '
I.o\'l'm\', .lau. 'Itl.—-'i‘hc ’I'lmm' has l't‘-,
l‘t‘lVi'll a \‘ngucly vvordml loll-gram. dated ‘
Jan. :37 and signed “ llrltlsh Residents of .
.lobunurslmrg." bitterly complaining of
the dictatorial ‘olul nu-nacing‘utiltullc of ,
the Boer forces around tln- town. who, the ‘
dl<putch says, arc selecting a site fora fort, ‘
with the aiduf a (icrinancxpcrt. The.
dispatch also asserts that the .lobanncs
burg women are subjected to mmidcning';
lndlguiiics and predicts that tin-re will be ‘,
an uprising unlcss thc Ilritlsh “arc rclcas- l
cd from their scrilikc poultlon." 1
Rees-Iver Appointed.
MALONE, .\’. \'., .lau. flit-Tin- livertom
Lumbercompanyof Evcrion, on the North
i'crn Adirondack railroad, \\'cut into the
bands of a receiver. The papers have Iu-n-n
filed in the, county clcrk's lillll‘l‘ her-c. ‘
lion. William 'l’. (l'Xl-il of St. Reel»; Vail-4',
was appointed receiver with pom r to go 3
on \vitirihc business. The company haw
largo mills at lilvcrmn, cutting about ll'l,~ .
”(10,000 felt of lumlwr yearly, and have.
built up a village of mnsldcrahlc size in
the lliillll‘fliilil‘ Vicinity of their mills.
Bound, (tagged and Robbed. I
(VAXTM. 0.. Jan. flit—Maggie liccse,
was found In her room, bound and an): ’
trod, lying on the floor in her lilghtrohc. I
She had been awakened during the night
by some. one in her roonu and when she
attempted to got, up was overconw after a
struggle. Herpocket-iw k/wus rifled and
Still taken. She attract?! the attention of
the people of the household by rappinghn
the floor with her fect,‘which"wcro tied to-
gather.
Sir Julian's Successor Elected.
Loxbox, .inn. flit—An clm-ilou was held
to fill the vacancy in parlinnn‘m for the
South St. Pancrcs scat. caused by tho
death of Sirdulinn (ioldmuid. Liberal l‘u-
innist. The poll today rcsultcd an follows: .
.lcsscl, Conservative, 2,1131: Harris, Lily
and. 1,375: Conservative majority, 1,255.
in the into general olN‘ilu'i Sir .Iulion
(loidsmid had been returned by a majority
nillallll.
l l’oshuustcrs Appointed.
\I‘ unnarox, .ian. t.’9.—-’I'h.‘- following
fourth class pusllllilnit‘l‘s \vcrc appointed:
x New York-«liclmont ('cun-r. Alf-mac
Burk; (iravcscnd, F. A. Shelli-y; ()akland,
ll. i‘. I’m-mun.
I’l-ulisylvnuia—Da\'idsvlllc. Henry likh:
liver-son. .\'. ll. King; 'l‘ladaghton. II. P.
_ licckwilh. .
l
I
Fifty-six Wm mum;
HAHDH‘F, Wales. .lon. Eta—Tia- expiuru
llouof tin; coal mine ncnr 'i‘yiorsiown.
‘ which was wrecked Monday, has, becu‘
completed. anti it is found that- the total
number killed amounts to he.
“'eather Forum.
Fairyligbi westerly winds.
I
i Quality},
Purity,
Flavor,
combine
to make
B. L.
Tobacco
the kind
that suits
every one.
TEN _
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtainch all Pat-
ent boom—«conducted for "our”?! rug, .
Oua orncr Incl-pour: I) I. tango: iCI'
and or ( .Iu wrurc patient In its: tan: t ‘ i use
rum-u: from Washington.
Send modcl. drawing or photo” with descrip-
tion. We advise. if pairniahlut or not, live of
charge. (lur let: not due till pan-or is m urrd.’
A PAflPNLlT. “ How to U Wain Patrols." Willi
cm: of some m the U. S. and foreign cuuutnc»
writ (ten. Address,
ant)». PATENT 0"ch “(Alums-tort. D. C.
. WWW
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Casteria.
in
When Baby was pick, on gave her (‘astorim
Win-n she was a (‘hild,’slm cried for Castor-la.
When she ls-caim' Miss, hlil‘ «lung in (‘auioi-ia.
Win-u she had Children, she gnu-them L‘a-storla.
|
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry fer
Pitcher’e Castoria. ‘
* V f ORHAM’S
Wall
Rapier
Store!
ID 'First Avenue,
East Norwalk,
Nice to Take—4
‘ Children like it
to Cure their
Coughs and
oer:
WILLIAMS'
raw ENGLAND
" nun REMEDY
WILLIAMS & CARLETON CO.
Marion. :1.
ic.A.snowa.co.'§"
Connecticutflt Kins Pain :
iACETON
’cxgg'llcut tn-silumuiol In f;:\n"l '
fu.v.,u.tn..‘...u.m..a cmaEs-or THE runs"
RAILROAD.
Proved by the Bluebooit on the
' Armenian Outrages.
I THE SABSOUII OOIMIBBION'B REPORT
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1 teriulnatloa olArIm-ulauu Wat Intended.
A. em. 7 'hl. Loxnox, .lan. git—Iiiuelmoks ave been
, InHIlt'ti containing all the oillcia dispatch-
on roluilvo to Arum-Illa between July :34.
18M. and Oct. ill, limb, and the ru-purts of
the colisular delegates attached to the Sam
mull commission.
The report gives the history of the Ar-
menian agitation for several years and re
cords the obstacles thrown in the way of
the eommlaliou by the Turkish delegates.
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DANBURV DIVISION.
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\"‘l' Int-.1011. I"'“'_'¥Hm'r"""":"" it also admits the Armenians of the
A ‘1 Mn 1' ‘:U%';;“' charge bruit!“ against them of burning
" ' ' 'L..§; binbury their own . p . y to lncitoan outbreak
‘ \i one “In on" 1140 l‘ \I ' “1 r" among titelt‘f'ebpie, adding that the facts
‘ ' ‘ ‘ " “alien/nil ‘ ' ' "“~ oliehodfuileil to prove tnatthe .Airmenians
A. if. “M. l‘. .\l. mu. acre in revolt, but show that the agitatoi
)iurad instigated several Armcnianout~
rages on Kind». The latter ihcu retaliat-
ed, and the Armenians 1ch to their vil~
logos.
’i‘be conflicts between the Armenians
and Kurds followed, and the government
did nothing to arrivc at a peaceful settle
own! or to protect worm-u and children.
The delegates are munpclled to believe.
the report says, that all the Armenians
who h-li into the hands of the mldicrs. tho
Kurds or the Zaptichs were either killed
(11‘ \voundcd. and tlmt. with the exception
of thc ll villagers of 'I‘ulori, not a single
primal-r was taken.
TINT. report shows that the number of
killed has In't-li grossly exaggerated. but
admits that It is impossible even approxi-
mately to fix the number of victims.
There is appended. “however, to the report
u. tabulated list of all the evidence (under-
cll to the muunlsslou.
'i‘ho six villages mentioned show a total
of this victims, distributed as follows:
rhenik. lli: Scmal. on; (ihclicguzan, tho
sct‘llt' of the sfnt‘y of the great pit, which
Wile filled to overflowing with nurslwrcd
victims, 40; Agpi, 22; Spagank, N; Ta-
lori, H.
'l‘heso villages Were all burned, and the
inhabimniv “cm scattered.
Delegate Shlpley'e Memorandum.
The British delegate, .e‘hipley. in a
an aluminium attached to the joint report,
man the evidence gathered by (.‘onsul
IIamp-ou during his tour, estimates the
total Iiumbcrof victims in tho Sassoon dis
trict, including deaths from starvation, at
about Him. (ion of the worst caécs of cold
blooded crucify, liclcgalc Shipley says,
w“.- the lllul'dl-l'tlf prisoners in thccamp
.ii libellcguxan under a promise of safe
mlullnl. Iiui iln‘ numlu'r of (host- an
.‘lilll‘lit'l‘l‘li “'11.‘ only in or .31! and Ind hull-
tll'lJIla‘. as hm Inn-n slat-1i.
liulcgair >I.iplz-y. while admitting that
there ua~ violatinuot “‘Ulill‘li, inserts that
the cling. d wholesale huu'hcry of women
was not 1 onilrnn-d.
llc complains of the colicoctiou and sup
presslon of evidence before the (‘Uilillili‘fi‘i
by Turkish oiiicials as not calculated to
ullHiliI‘u the interests of (in,- truth.
)ir. Shiplcy further declares that the
1 Arna-niuus were hunted like wild beasts.
‘antl if the slaughter was not greater“.
was solely owing to tin» vastness of the
iliuliilltllll ranges. whirl. i'acililatl-d the es
I'lllil' of tho .\l'lii|‘lil:lll\'. “U “as I'll“
\‘im'ud that till? Turks aimed at the com
pie-to extvrmiuaiion of the .\rmcniaus in
Illl‘ (lhcllcguzau and 'I'oiorl districts.
\l‘iihoui dwiriu: m Iimu‘ui' partial to tho
Arnwuians. Mr. >hiplcy emphasizes tin-
I‘ul't that they \'~".'l't‘ cxpurwd to the l'apaclly
_( of gm‘cl'nuu-nt «illil‘lill\' and lo the mac
lions of tho. Kurds who \\'Hill(l have born
4 ed ihmr houses and slob-u their cattle on-
lt‘fi.‘ lllvy had paid liu'il' d: mantis. it is
INVEST why In llllill'l'nlllllli. .\lr. Shiplcy continues,
that the ArlIn-niam could not. pay laxrs
, and satisfy the Kurds, and as lllt‘:_’11\'(‘l'li-
‘ . ‘ , . ) , llll'lll did nothing to loop the Kurds in
\ Hill‘ bovmgm HI l\CIl order one cannot ln- surpriwd that iln- Ar-
illl‘llllllln \u-ru tllrt'lillli‘lilili.
('nu-oll Ilampsuu aim atlachcs a report.
of liir inmlcquacy of and the obstacles to
the distribution of relief.
Among the oiiiciai dispatches is one
from Mr. (3. M. llallward, the British
vice consul at Van. Written in Non-tuber.
Hill. which dcwriles a horrible. buichcry
by the Kurdsut Sassoon, when mcu \vcrc
burned alive, a (ibcllcuuxan priest was
tossed on bayoncts. and till girls vvero driv—
cn to a church and the soldiers then or-
dered to dispose of them as they liked and
then to rnassacrc lllt‘lll. )lr. Shipley
doubts this story.
The editorials in the morningpapcrs up-
on the Armenian blucbook mostly com-
meat on the fact lhar tho'y only picture
the overturn to alongtalcot' massacre.
and that the careful report of the delegates
has justified cvery denunciation yct pub-
. lishcd of the sultan.
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The Armenia Resolutions.
\l‘,\.~llr.\'l;'rox, .lau. :le.———ln accordance
with usual routine, tho state department
received the com-urrcnt resolution of tho.
scnatc and house relating to the Armenian
‘ yrrsccution and requesting-the prl-sidr-nl
to inform the signatory powers to thc Bcr‘
liu treaty-hf IHTH of thonplnionolcnlh
gross that the. treaty should be enforced.
l'ndcr ordinary cicrumstancrs such reso‘
lotion-s are simply placed on thedcpart-
mom's files, but in theprcsent instance
the rcsoution was delivered to Secretary
1"]...u,.,.,,g ,-,.,,,..,1«,-“~h,.rp ancy, who lmd no time to look at it. be~
painisa prominent rSmil- fore the department closed for the. day.
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lait’irippc and Ho'miuu'lw
ill? guanmteed to be on red
; (lindstone on Armenia. ~
AGE-[0N Lovpox, Jan. Bil—Mr. Gladstone has
writtcn another letter on the Armenian
; question, in which, after referring to tho
1 nmrdcrcus wickedness of the sultan. his
absolute victory over the. powers and their
:lupumllclod disgrace and defeat, he says:
~ "1 manor wholly abamlou tho linpu
cures. that out oi this darkness light will arise.
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