Mar 8.4th wold IIIII
' concessions possilllv.
, are at II disadvantngia
*“l'
loltowinn copyright.
, mountain; digital that Ill!- mm.
“In; out: see no grounds to llstvn to the
lelInsnu of mi Madrid ururs or the
Wholltlon politic-inns and has deter-
. minted to allow tsunami ivegxler to re-
Auto III the head at, Ihe turns in, the
“lid in Cuba. and at the some lime to
caution: to act on gowrnot general tu
‘1'; out the reiorms manually. as he
deem that the I: IrrumotaIw-es and
con itions oi the: «gray permit
II is expound ills. tully tho months
it not more uiil be required to make
I’I‘warutlons tor the» «Italians and the
firsr‘lnstulimeni ui rhfmtni
General Weslor “ill also be nIInWI‘d
‘0 ficlemino nitrr Inn 3. law partition-
llon of the islsmd the- conditions on
“loch political exiles ulll Lie permittrd
to return to the rI-lony or lzmv thrir
treatment shall no muddled In. the
finaniuhlorireszmsanil penulrvilltmrnls
"It the coast of Africa. whero about
53.000 Separatistu and Autonomous fit“?
at present (loinirmi by ring» of do.
cinionn Ill. tho colonial alltlinri in; “Ith-
out trial of any kind
but riinpv rm
litmprrts. Dirty mull htflnl‘fil is: still
bringing owr some 'Iii-gIIyrmion.” as
rhoy are styled.
The Madrid Opposition p on“ pnrsisis
in advocating ammo rim. llnrntiun of
their condi: ion. and l ilanrni. i‘rpubllvun
and. Cuban Autonomi'xt rvnrnsontuiitw
have often totem/5rd in thrlr i‘a‘. or.
Sometimes obtaining pI-Indsslwn for
thrm to remain in S-‘rtaln or to {'l to lops-
unhealthy depots.
In qflloi .Il rirrles it I~I slum! Ih1iti1":'n
’3 Roldan of proclaiming; illlll‘. 1313; 310:. .
ARGENTINA DlSPLEASED
President lirlburn. In "is “I‘Imgr, 93;"-
Ollr Proposed Tarii‘l‘ [st lirivmsirr.
Bucnos Ayres, yin (lidwstm. M15; 7.—
]_n his merging“ at thn opening: of tho
Argentina (“origin-9r. Prtslcipnt I'riirtiru
states that the proposed mod-:L’hatiimo
In the'l'nitod State‘s tariff, which will
place an excessiw duty In It.“ lending
products 0! Argentina. may mm: III--
xoi'ei‘nment of Argnntiua to rtrlrr- Ilw
existing tariff as a Inmsure of rtmllu—
tion toward the l'nitori Swim,
The president llf‘f‘ldf'Pd that the ox-
cessive rates in the proposed i'nizul
States tariff calls for tho sperm nut-n-
tionot congress, but that nobody mule!
have confidence in the high spirit of
equity Whirli had hon-tonne clIIIrzter-r—
ized the United States gowrnmem in
its dealings with South American roun-
tries.
The mutual interests of the two mun-
trles. the president llf‘l‘llll‘e‘fl. would
’tend to render unnocessary I-xtrome
measures of retaliation.
Continuing. the presldrnt's nlrufingt‘
stated that the relations of Argomnm
with nil other countrios now run frinml—
ly. and ihero is no fear of Ilifliruilivn
. growing out of the boundary dispute-s
with Chile and Bolivia.
Argentina's Imports during l‘iils. he
reports. amountt’d in $116,733,095 gold.
The imports Wet-II ”12,103,591. Gold was
imported to tho amount of 86,060,3l5.
Compared with l895. tho I-xpnrrs of Ar—
gentina 'show an increase of SILI‘ISLSTI
in the first three months of 1897.
Our Tariff Discount In ltnly.
Rome. May twin the chamhor of
deputies thr- mlnistor I'If liuslluumlry.
Count Guirciurdini. replying to Senor
Pivardi. r-xpiained thI- ('Iflllt-ll’ii of III.-
Dingley bill aflmting th- Italian Imdv‘.
especially orangnz and lemons. lir
addml that Baron Fara, lilt‘ Italian
ambassador at Washington. in l‘fil‘lllllilr
In: negotiations to obtain lllf‘ Kl‘vm"f»‘l
Sonar Pli‘lii’lll I-x»
prrssod ratisfamlon In tho al‘fh'ity n1
Baron Firm and urgwl thr- gorernmvm
to persist In pron-Ming ltnl'nn ll‘it'l-
osts, esprrlaliy with tho vlow I.i mm»
lng II oommorr‘ial arrangvrneurt :hIIIIEII
the new tarifl br- t'llIlt'lml.
Miners Agra! to Reduction.
Knoxville. May ii.——A upmial irom
Jelilco says that tho minors how :Ilmut
l‘OllCllldi’d that they “ill tun.- in go In
work under tho I‘I-duvtinn, All tho
other disirirtu whvro l‘f‘illli’llnllii Iva
made haw nrrepted and begun unrk.
On nrmum of tho sumnwr season. Wll"!i
coal shipments will be IIghI, the miners
'l'Iwy mono:
live without work, it" it III III-iIIwI-zl (bill
when the I-oan-ronI-v III III-id Monday
the dlflflronres will It» flilJUfilt‘ll.
-W
“'omun and “Hill A-pllyxlutrd.
New York. Mo) K 'i‘lIr- Ilvud launch
of Mrs. Fannlo sum of l’IIIIlII-rs. .\'. Y.
and hrr {rye-ur-nldut’IIndnanII-w,(”it-om.-
MI-Kenzlr. whose parents livo IIt Mun
Haven. N. Y.. \\‘\'l‘t* IllP‘t'Ill’I‘l’f'll in II
stopping apermI-nl in Ml'll. :IIIIII‘I; Inim-
1 mar cotton» at Armory Park. N. .l. :IIrI-I.
-mr‘l...
Monti opened nor (’(lllililf‘ illuIlll thrmn
wwkl on". taking iII-r m‘nndnvphri:
with hor to Aslmiy Pauli mi III-mum of
his health
Willa. I'losuls \ol linilly.
Chicago. May 3rwl'ltrlillill I‘bnrln
W. Moulding III IIIIv datum! Illulw rm“
mg: hank wan brought lllln mum to
plead to 20 llldlt‘lilll‘lilli unulnm lIlIII,
mmtly charges of ambvnlvnu-III. lio-
gnu‘l‘l‘d II pint of not guilty In part; of
the indirtmentn and woo thvn twill
hat-it to hm cell [ii ”In I-Immy jail. in-
has not yvi tit-on Ill-III III rum-II immin—
man in the sum of “60.000.
. ._ _ ......,......... u--um>~
mama Ills wm With llhootin. Him.
Horton. May Ii.~-~.IIIIIII~II Aim». II
Mid mun. 22 your: old, dim In
”summoning «moral Itcmpital an tlm
mutt M It nlstnl Ilhot wound in tho
port: The wound \tIIII lllllll‘ll‘d on
Wednmisy night in Phillipa nlrl't‘l in
the: WWII End. Aitlli" mid IIII min mm
by hill Wllllf' Mfr. Dolly. and who in
m in hill. «aroma lll' IIII- l'l‘lllll‘.
rol-
I'nmd n ”It! l‘lmoit.
Madman. N. 7.. May It.«~.lamn'llro-
“n. who rluinut to In- from WNW
Man. has [with urt’mtiml llt'l‘“ i’m- pump
in: n worlltlus chm «III lin- WPMt‘llIfi»
m County National Imnlt. Thu I‘iwrk
w” for till.“ and WM I'msiml by It
boarding house knot-I. ill Mum house
woman it‘ll! one our.
Mam: rum Nut and.
MM", flay I w'l‘ho Hamil that
(humans tillmt 'l‘uaim in
with?” l! in Mildew and Ill
tho 0
Bean Poles
Laud.
STRONG,
CEDAR!
Taken care oi will last
for years,
So Each!
Illavc renewed my
stock of PIescn-cs
in stoncjars,vas they
gave such snislac
tion onllrst sale.
-———--—< p...“
LORENZO DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
EASY AND PLEASANT To TANE
Patent
Medicines
EASY
AND PLEASANT
TO
TAKE
AlOlil’Pflml
Geo. 0. Stillson’s
DRUG ITORI.
I: Washington 8L. Solomon.
I0,000
Cedar
Bean
Poles!!!
iOOAcrssGoodPasturslsnd
Well watered.
Plowing. Narrowing and other
FARM WORK !
l’rompily Iloncby lixpctlcnu-Il
l’nrm Hands.
RAVNOND BROS.
O0. luv-lit.
WAGON. I
an and Amid-Isol.
IllIIlIA.
”MIN”:
DAMIAN“.
AARON".
MAM“. I"
an“
PRIDE. 1'9 IUI‘I’ All-I.
lacoii N. Layton.
Fin. l..."- and
Aooidont
l N 5 U R A N c I II
that [stats and lions Aunt
than 8?“th Tickets, sud Sterling
and I‘itouknR 80 d.
OII'I‘ICI'i1r 5x RAILROAD PLAOI.
SOUTH NORWALK? some
Noun l’uhlic. Acknowledgments 'l'stsn
‘13-.-
SOUTH NORWALN - - -
SAVINGS IANN
It “Motrin-ton ltroot.
Open daily from 9 to ill s. m.. and from
I to 3 p. In.. and on Monday event
trom‘lm 8. "8'
interest allowed on deposltl.
ALDEN SOLMANB Pm.
JOHN H. mums. Vice-Prat.
JOHN H. KNAPP.Soc sud Trust.
J 6. JENNIN63.
Papsr-llangsr. Galclmlnsr
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER All!) BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET
South Non-it.
Ssmpls Books of blast Styles of Papers
Borders and Gilt. Mouldings takeout
houses for impaction, on notice by postal
6 n.-
It‘amnstos GbfiorhIllv Given. mo
J. D. J E N N l N 08.
U N D E RTAK E R .
KNIGHT STREET.
Norwdk - - - Conn.
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
TELEPHONE ”ALL. 1!.
TH E
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our steam den-inks. saws, bor-
ing machines. etc... we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factories or any Large Build-
ing work a spesiuity.
SHOP. RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE GAMBLE, Iananr.
M‘l’
t IPEV Esm
”BB mlicuIVnImr‘ ‘
no.7 0359mm MOI" neon-l
CATON'B VITALIZER
(‘um general or spacial nobility. woketul
lieu. sprrmvltorllml. emissions. lmpotcncy.
psresis. c1: LIII... II tunctioml disorders.
. mm! Iv tn W- or I-Iirwcx F «ii it? I. r .
Lost Manhood I '
strung“) u lute
VCI;.'."‘lIl]ll€I~ P, Hal; w, ...Il.;r ll'ul. ll'.‘
J Cons, I: QUICI‘] mo Tumour.»
1' ..'1r..':.L'.'_'ytrva.‘>ii- ' Iariw'
CATON'S Vitulnzcrs fr" .. ‘tql' .~
i.’ lila ' ... l-'.,r5| :‘3‘5
with written unamntrr III .I mplcte uu
lzl'I'III'I II ' II' .1: .l--- wl .
Srnduci *lrIv..-t"l.' l2.uc.,'~
uultrrIni-r . "l t . E: I- ‘III‘ . "
CATO" "('0 C0 80'; It)” MA...
Bold by Lieu. L'. SIIIIMII. that}: Nut
walk:
“on. MOTT’S
Plilllllil PILLS
The only aisle. sure and
reliIIIIIII F'mnlu I’ll! over
‘oilvrccl to Litmus. [unpu-
cllllly rovutnmrniloil to
marriud Ladies. Ask (or
“”01"!”-
PilllllllYAl Pill!
and take no other. Slit") run rmurmn.
Prico 81.00 per box. ii boxes tor $5.00.
I. NOTES OllilllCAl. 00.. Mild. Ohio.
Bold it] till Ilruugistii.
gm.“
likes nut ink, paint.
tar. plis’ll,fl7wl5c
and stains tmn'. .
clothing and Fill'
III-III quid IV and
Coiliillillt'lv and
Firm team 31 "III
I” b ."
...y. 7:” AMIW»
'“l' ”cu N. m
24.. Implui» mi IIIIIII. udllrfllnasltom
Nut Iniliuumublo. Intuition lull-II. M.
I. ll. BUTTON. New Osman. ct.
‘ laid A. Dictation In
”tin 9‘ way It Bomdiut.
llott’s Nerverine Pills
"mum
mm:
"sitcom
nervous
am “at til:
I: «a or
M II ottilu
[Eat ”a”
. mnohuyon
LIBERTY.
You mot libarty to come into this store
of ours. and to!” rumbls around sud looms
inns Neodn’ tboy. Wallis
to have poop know what a fine stock at
.wsll paper we have. so that when they
need some thay’Il know where to so sud
got the prottiost.
Painters supplies. glus om. .painting.
paper batting and damn
I: . E . 00 R HA M .
‘1 to FIRST Am].
Em Morwslk. - - Oonnsoiioui
THE
Cleveland!
lti A
SUPERIOR BIGYOLE
wilt-axis” but ones '00
it cool».
There are no Other bicy-
cles that are superior to
Tho Westfield I
Fitted with Cleveland IIIIn'InII. tires and
”filling“. They sell for ".
VI m perial‘s
At #100, ml and 0.30.
NORWALK PATIERN a. MFG. CO.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
0’. llt'l'ri from $37 up.
Trains Leave
(tn nmm u «ms. us. :7. 1m.)
Snu'rn Nomuu For that You
A M"l151l.|55.556.lll§.663. 700. m. an.
9mm». 053.1035. II.
P 11.4161.”an "4.4m II. no. 020.
611.7 811.1030
M. UNDAYS.
LIL-1238 ASEA“. ill. P.I.-‘Al. 118.
28.
Luv: Sn You you Sou-m Noun“.
A. M.—«nouooo.sm.tw.sw.o.w.toos.moo
um. “03.1102.
1‘. ”limit”. 303.33). on. 100. no. lo:
6w.lml.ioo.aw.u;m.
BUNDAYS.
A. Mm Iron 730. P m.soo.
Luv: BOUT]! {lamina ros tin Rum.
AIM 44240. 1 II. tntnamotmaosnios
Ill .
P.“.—Hm, 181‘. 306. m. I1]. 121. “0.
Mi. 941.1115. -~
8U‘I'DM'EI
A.M..~I2m.III. “2.911. P M 115.
DANIUBY vammx- -|.urIcI-_Io Noun“
AM. *6“. mm. P M ~In.I:Ii.II‘z.In.
SUNDAYB.
All—920. P. \l 425
Luv. I: motion.
A. M400. Ilium I'. M..~Iao us.
i-ILJNDAYS
A M ans. 1' M1111”!!-
“ m.
FERRIS
acors
PIG
PORK.
AND
BACON!
CafeRoyalCoflee
None yet found as good by the
most particular people.
SOME
750
TEA
FOR
35c Left
Asparagus Unit, :51; can.
Strawberry jam, none finer, zm‘ jar:
only It Inwll lot lclt, no more to lJt'
bad this season. Claim chowder.
arc can.
Sam’l. Comsiock,lr.
74 N. Molt! Blmt.
RUMO' st..mflllul tho Air
“i ll" kinds. inc
i'ItuIIIIIn Notion». Into. IlIIIIIIIr Stomp
huppiim llrm IIIIIl Nlrkolhlunu titan
oilu i—ltI-«l Ktnmm. l'irnil MIIIIIIII UM.
liilrlllilu "I'llllllll,IltllltM Milieu." lmli
I’lenmton linmxwl lmtlurs om! Hilton.
Ki‘y L‘ llt'l'lhl and l IIIImIIIII Plains IIlIIII
ll‘llfll‘flll. Imlivri‘m lylnflllmtlflltil' opy
IIIIttI-rn ll illxout \ ll't‘ftll' PM”. Ilium
Mom inr I’utuoy‘ n i’slli maria: for
short ltill Ammonia. ilntlmiua I'Iw
I-III. l'uuu. 8th Automatic Pin tor FM»
\
when. warmer with (mice appointiv-
JDNA "VAN. III",
P. 0. Bot tulmrggfl
m!" MM It
out! III or:-
IIIAIIMITII "' "“ “'
..‘. arrogant ”it...
mutt. i..IlI-Imi,li. limo Milt Molt ll». .ll'lliiln in
Farm in South Kermit by it a
rim. is Whitman m. rapt t1
speror of Russia.
Il')’
Morcment For Peace.
KING GBOMB’B‘ UHKAPPY FLIGHT.
~w.....,... .. 4,.
Public: lldlgmlion Mull" "In: «finally
3 l'rluusr in ills own l'ulm--»I’llough
Baton In tho l'loltl. tho (ll-ult- Will
(lo-lion. llw lv’lglIt.
Berlin. May 8.~’l‘lm Lokolnnulxvr
sayn that the King of (in-ere hart form—
ally usklrd the mediation of the em-
lt asserts that the
donation of oilrlirution turns on finan-
cial considerations. When King George
came to the crown it was agreed that
If dt'po‘eletl, he, should have an allow-
ance at £24,000 yearly. but only one-
Ihird of that amount If he should ab-
dlcate.
An Athens rorrrspondout reports that
lit: him had an lnlerxlelv with an aid-
de-r‘amp oi King George. who says:
"since the loss of Lal‘llliiu the Greeks
have totally brokrn down. They have
no quIlme-nt. “Pill/{Pr food nor tools.
They ham» to «l'lt‘Wp in the open on the
coldrst nights. li‘ ”l'i‘t'l'e obtains even
a trifling success, she will sue for
purer." ‘ ,
A Home curwspondeni says: 3.
Private mum from Athens whlvh has
moaned wn'iorship about! the position
of royalty there to be more perilous
than .t'vur. This lllt’lllllc'l'll of the royal
family rarI'ly lF’fiVf,‘ the? palace-, and their
portraits have been ullhdrawn from
Dublin Viv“.
"When, the ulU‘t'll and princess visit
the hospitals. thvy ure- IIpI-nly Inimitrd
in thr st‘rert-A. 'l'h» nature is. watrhed
by revolutionary ngrnm. lI-xt their
lllfljt‘silci‘l should atwmpt to flee the
country.
"It is unit! that Turkey In ”ally the
:hiul Illmlrnnro- to tho pm“ on: proposing
mediation. as the port» i'llllnlB Iho right
to finiuh the “or in tho ordinary way."
it in statvd horn that Germany still
rings the ringutiolinns for mI-Iiialion by
thr- pom-rs by insisting upon In» warn-
ullun of Crete and the unrunditinnul ar-
r-eptance I-y firm-I19 oi Bilt‘ll terms an
the pnl\tl‘l approve:
Will Not Acs'rpl Dishonor-lilo Terms.
Atht'ns. Muy I9. . It in slutnd puniIIVI-ly
that ii lht' putters insint on line with-
drawal of the tirwk troops trnm (‘n‘to
or II mndiuou of llii'tllalliln Ilrrm-v will
reply that she pri-fers mar. «run to ex-
tvrmlnation.
Thu new! of lilv‘ win-zit from l’hursa—
Ia “us at lll’lll l'i‘i'l’l‘tt'd with I-IIIINtI-rna-
(ton, but the pilblit' has IIIrI-miy ill’i‘r‘pl-
ml lllt' siluflllull and non [11(91le tin.-
I‘etrI-Al lo llulnultnr In a stroll-gm
muwmont, Ilirtatml by I'Tllili‘llt‘t’. it is
gym-rally felt that Unwral Snmiunski‘s
dI-fmmc oi \‘I-lI-slinn had \illillt‘ait'il III»
reputation of tho Greek armynnd II IImIl
nut tho Martin» of Mull unIi lull’lfit‘fl.
The IInlIIlII'oI honor in Ilnmrmshwl.
Iiut Mulr- ll” thin in II... ill" Illtl IIPIII-
mew onthmiurm vi the Allwniutb lid:
\illllh‘ll'Wl t'llllll’ltl‘l) IIII All 'sII m (In
fir l!" for I» .II I III mph-4. 1I-.Ii iilIIiHllHilld
IIII- ginmmm-r I imukt- IlII- lntI-rwntinn
Ir lhI- putwrl It “null! prnimlriy in» sup.
plirlml Ivy pillllii‘ opinion. 'liw unzi-
royal tin-ling is \inbly IIIIIIIIIiaiIiIIgf ’l‘Izv
III-Innnltrunnnn ill!" I.I .II‘1lIaan-nf mi.-
lne‘t Mbi t.» In» illfllll from Larissa.
“llll'll “I‘lt- mmmtlmi supvrtir lfli, hun-
nni ln-NI rvpv'ulvd. Tim unilnrltty or the
who I1 .II I'll-Mann III» III»! Ind n gmnl
mm, , . _
it Is pmawlwlilly runmrml that II
'fllllllr‘l i’llf‘lfi I: Illijll'llillllil» M. liuill
and hid miimuuvs :IIlInrnh- I-nrlgvtII
lll'lrpillllll-IIW I.. IIII‘IIIHIIL‘ llIv wrimum
uhIiI- tho tum: 'li'blli‘!‘ lu thIIIl luriin-t
lIIII1Id2IiII-Ii.
Ii*'ilv'l‘fll Hillttlt'liu‘lnl‘h lli .ge’u!» lid!" 3.. I-II.
Inuit-rm] In jam liu- ma." army all Im-
mulms 'l’lw Hlvt'h insist-u Ilulmr. III»
liltllilht: .‘l! VIII-nelson ’l‘fxurmiag. :III- ros-
ItmIIlI-rl lrl h:II-- lu-e-II mum
l'rl‘llrl'lll Snmirnsluflui:IzluIrIrIIIvncllvil
.‘Ilil
Ainsyzam .II T. IIIYIIIk )IrIII'IIIIII. 'l'lIv
nIIIIII inn!) :Illmatml .It 50. .mn H‘Kllllt‘il!
wmaminx In ......; lite rpm-m, 'i’IIv
Turin. pom "it. .Iiu lllr' ilrI-Ivk lltvni't‘llli’li'.
Inwlv All who k m lilll'l‘, but lho‘ I‘Illl-
Ill"!!! lIlllfllil until iIItI- ill “'0 muting
ItIi sit-*Ivalt-Ii iii lt'illlilllg Mourns:
:I'mul tuo'lmum nitI-v Iliv Inmn Inuiy
TIMI N‘llllilllt‘ll“ Ml IIIr'II-quitI-Ii I.I\1:II—
and Im- liIZII lvnzlrIy ll.l\" :w'fIdib-d
In \‘II'.~ \. i. ii?" Illt‘)‘ mil i..- thum- Iil~
InII lu .\llII_Vl'>.u.
(Brook Flu-t In Illurltmlrl' I'iplt'ltlt.
l'llllii’iiilll. Ella) I An I'llflflgr‘nlf‘llf III--
mm ”In” \I-IIIIIIIIIII ilil'l l.lf‘lt.'d 'I'i‘tc.‘,jl
hours, Ill.» Ilrvwlis III‘lllt: limtlly lll’lllt‘il
hark. Th") lllllv' II~tIv.III-Ii upon \‘III-I.
-lmrply pursue-Ii by llw Turk».
Win-n tIIIi 'l‘urku t‘Illt'l‘l‘il l'ilut'snla.
thuy i‘IIIIIIIi lllt' pin-1v IIII-Ily III-IwI‘tI-II.
Tllt‘ 'l'IIIIt~4 illl' twgmmuu III bulb-w
tIIr lil'm'ittz lll’i' livll sorrow in lllv‘il‘
llulimnz. Iw I'Imrsnlu mm m .IIrIIIIIrCy
t'IIIt.IlmI Illnl Hwy IwIi-wml “fl Illltllll".
ll I'I-Iminlrly tlt‘ll'liilt'll. \I'Ilultl lliii" III-on
Illzi inIrll-lv.
'l‘Iw- i'li‘NIlt millth “to during: HI.»
'l‘urIu-III lIIiIIInIm mm \mm'nriuliy .I» .
i’lli'itlt'. NIII-rIlIIIII-w. lllv' 'I‘mlm ItIl~
\IIIII1I-Il nllllkill}: um! I‘Ill'lvllll llWHlalIIl‘.’ tlw
Mllt'lll building in th'Ir mill“ intrinu
Illl' illlili'k Illl \‘Ilsill union of tho 'i’mk»
plI-Imi up «pawn. Hitl‘lillz. "’l'hwso are
hillml I'ttiilmh fI-i‘ Iiw Urn-lion," .
'l'lit' smni- Imif am lInIII' lli'lul’t‘ IiIrk-
om mm "mm Imprmtnlw 't'iII- Turk!
lIIIII ilt'li’l'llllnl‘ll at it" mats in ill‘l\‘i' llto
tin-aka on: or llll‘ mun. 'I‘iIII I~IIIIIIIIInt
IlIIuhI-s III' tiw “I'li‘l’lll’l‘fl IIIIIIIIliInlml
llll' form. (If in minim-It. hint “or.
«Iluvrly \HItI him: lllt' Mimi n" mil-ii din.
lliit‘lia' ‘lllrntmli iiw untiII-rlnx IIIIIlIIImIII,
IIIIIII- Ian IIIII .Ippmilv lltll' unit a bum.
thin lllll- M minim-inn Infantry {unil-
llilll'.
Av night {I'll lllt' flrlmr fli’iiillllllly
l'l‘lllll'll. and by 7 u'vlnrk Ill! Iron Hull'l,
‘l‘lw 'l'III'IIII Iiilvu thorn-«iron nu mu
Itl'nmlti Illi'l All'lil. iiniy till ’I'urlm wot-o
kilImi IItIII 1'00 wnumlwl during lIIn'
fighting.
llmniu lliouws Ilw taro-«in.
London. Murillo tho hum-II of mm—
IIIIIIII Iim mullanmnimy Imll'lfll‘y for
tho fort-mu ntlim'. Ml. tlmnw- N. i'nr-
sun. warmly IIIIIIIIIIIIIII Him Britain for
lit/91‘ pm: in lhr Willl‘l'i‘i illlll iIltImod Ilw
pmwvsiinn II! liw ili'm'ltfl. unyinn ihm
tits uttiludo ut iiw i‘hristlitns in (Trun-
Ituu duo In tho pronoun III IIII- Iiranli
lows. Mr. ('Iil'llntl lurlhI-I' mid that the
withdrawal of tho Turin-It troops to
arm would in tho protons,- In I men-
more of lilo “aluminium, I'ompnrml
with MIIIIII the Armenian MW“!
would still: into lwlsnltlt'snn.
t3 limitinllrwlumn rmrm Jim
ii! iii mm mm to
Will Not Join the Powers in,
Greece. Mr. Comm said that there wont
few persons who did not know on which
side the provocation reattd. but no
Idded,,ths chosilII-omem had linen so
terrible that he would not my any worn
on the subiart. 'l’ho 'I‘urlm. hwarssrtnd,
had exercitwd considerable malt reutraint
before they hoot-pied tin.- I ballroom and
the poweru had carried thvlr Iumr'illao
tory attitude toward tho (Irwin almI-III
to tho point of Windsor”. They nor: 0X~
pressed their willingness to mediate
nith Turkey If (norm noun omens
her nilllnnnens to nl'i' vp‘. mI-Iiiution.
Turk“ MIMXH'I'I In lfpirul.
Athomi. May B.~—f‘olmwl Manner wires
from Arts that "H! 'I‘urks iluvr- ttrgun
a wholesale massarre of the inhabitants
in the interior of irliirus. Almost all
tho Inhabitants of tin village of Kama.
rinn have been murda'ml, II fmv only
en: oping to the mountains. From other
parts uomen nrv uniting at Aria In
tho mo’ut min-rattle: mndiuno imitating
protection for their liunhandn and I-hil-
drrn. who are being murdered iry Ihv
enraged Turkish troops. Many of tin-so
poor erratum» haw gone mad. .‘lomo
an» Illlallll‘ to nrtimllate a sing!» word;
others relate unspeakable aImI-ilis-s.
0.1 the (lrveku withdrawing from Ve-
Iestino a Turkluh lmttery, whirh had
ndyum'eri unobserved from tho farther
side of 'tho railway. suddenly Shollml a
train containing the wounded and an—
otlmr whlI'h had just arrived from Voio.
Five she!!! fell exceedingly Hosp Ire-lore
tho train with tho wounded stopped.
Tiw spectators and the voiunteors on
the platform stampI-Iled.
Situation at Domolms.
London. May 8.-—A disilnirh to the
Daily (‘hronirb- from lmrnnkos. dated
Thursday. says:
"The Turkish artillory prnrtir-I- u'hr-n
the IlrI-eks'worv- ri-trvating from Phah
min was lIlI-kily yory bad. Some run.
fusion mnrkvd thr- imglnning oftiII» ro-
trI-at. but this soon diatomic-arm]. 'l'hn
rear guard Iwhavrd rumurkuhiy \I'I-Il.
and th» artillery romaineil until dawn
guarding tho untranm «If the pass.
”Tho troops marrhmi all night and
roaohori thin lofty position s..nn atmr
down. They immvrlintely hogan propa-
rativms for a rosoliitw deft-now. lit-.Ivy
guns havo Imun already admirably
mountmi.
"Thorn is no high of tho Turknun all
thi- broad plain. 1.20!) {wt imlou‘. Th9
flrI-I-ks air in win '-:It Ihlilllll‘. "
Eilllrln “sill Orderml to PTIN'I‘PIL
(“unstainilnoplrn .‘luy Ii.—~«0rdvrs haw
hwn U‘lt‘gl'alllll‘ll In Eiihom Pasha to
push on to ilnmnkus immmliah-ly.
CRIMINAL SURRENDERS.
Tired 0! Bring It lugitire, Hr Return!
and hhn Himself 1 p.
New York. May nu
lumliw. :I wand—4H1
'l'hnnnw ll. Stunt.
yI-ars of vxziv. has surrrndzrml himsoil
to lllsllli’l Allilllir‘)‘ Him-II. An hum
latI-I‘ ”1" grand jury had rvlurnvd lilt'
indium-Ills against him for {Hurry in
thI- roman] Iirgrew
In 1390i Smut
'Tllf'il «If inlm: a
wow tho earth.
forum: aitvr six
w.” the womb-mu!
man Iii Krnnrtt. Hopkins &- (7.1)., in...
kl'ri‘. ull “'ail stirrer. “'th h: "(.115 Ill
:1! horn» fur .I fmr days it was tum-u!
that th-rv was mmvlhzng “rung Milt
his ur'rnlllliiz \IittI 1hr.- llI.iI.I!III 'I'I...:.t
Inmpnny. A “ill‘l‘lllll. “an isnuui
Ills urn-st and lit' flvd.
Til" :IIII'IlInl of hits slva‘lmb‘ “in I::~'II~
mated Ill 13H not», and III» IIwiI um: lhv
Inns»- of mu! rum; ll~'{\trvll llII' Irle
I'I-mwm' and ill" lirm. li‘. \ll’lli‘ll the
trust ruin-any lust. Stout lizl‘l {mg-Ii
thv timfl Indurmnem in [min-r \hlilt'h
tiw trueat mmpuny iIuIi Iu“llt‘tl.
ills «use In» llt't‘ll ht‘lult‘ III» >lillt' Alw-
[iallllllvill .It Yoshingt-In llIIIIIlrI-Ils ..{
II'tir‘rs hon.- pnssod tlfltwpvu illlllllIi'lllt.‘
in this muntry IInII attic-rs :Ii‘l II\"i' ill"
unliul. “how Sit-Iii hail lm'ulrvl .Ii \‘ilip-
nus run...» during llll‘ past M3 yI-uis.
in! -
film: Ilu- I'mntahle.
LIHIIHIIH. .\' Y.. May ‘31”
Jfl‘ilwn‘ l'II\\II-"lIIl It.“ :Ihwl
l)’ IlIJili'I-Il All."
I-lmrm tI-I'
I'mhldidv
.IIIII l‘t'S'IHll.‘v
llrrt I‘nIgIIIIIII-I .'I t~v':::il
’rill\lli~t"llil um “alum:
llt‘lil‘ lllt‘ tl\'t'l' i-IIIIII \Ilth III» mm I'znv
pt-ul-I'. 'l’Iw Iniivl' Ilrpu ‘rt II-iuvlvwi
and “fill"!!! a \\t>l‘il ill-ml mud-In! ill‘Ini
:Il thv iIIIlP‘lHlIl" 'l'IIVJIHF'lIIl “Its IIIt II!
”In lI-nIl llllll to ill" right 2-1iIlI», 'l' mu»-
I-IIII lllSIl Ilt'vw u rI-\’I~i\'w nnvi nth-r luv
it“: litli‘i’ I'InsI-Il III «III t‘aIIII-IIII-r lInII
I-aptulml lmn. I'uIIuIm-I is in um um!
I'MIIsI-x In you any II Hi!” to ill“ a!“
mull IIn thw utilwr. 'I'u _.y,,un.| \‘Illi lt‘
I'IIVN‘
"In Int-lit llrotltor hillI-Il Him.
Ami-«hum. Mum. Mug a in. I'Imp-
Hl'. Fl'l‘rt lill‘y II! llu- IIIIItIil III “"3““. \i .I,--
III-llllmi or ii ll‘lllfll'ltfllllt‘ i'lltuilly \llill’ll
lll‘l'lll‘ll‘ll llt'll’ \‘viiillit'htlilfi night, \\lit'll
Ifi‘I'I-Il ”dim-I. ill" i ympoid mm of Nd-
polI-Im IIIIIIII-I. III-«i no lllt’ I1I-.~1IIII ”I I;
blow from sin IIx, III-iII'w-Imi by his 2-
:.I-a'u‘~.llnl lII'nIIIvt‘ ’I‘III- llltlv fI-an. “mi
llUillt'll It {my days iii-lure 'l‘liv buys
obit-I plating uni IIIIIII of llll Iix III
lll'll' I'Illli'r'» ,VIIrIl. I'llltl IIII- yummmi
plrlmi I! up and in Hullll' way utIuI k lt‘m
hl"|lll"l' IIIl this limit. i'llllfilllg. It In
thought l‘lllli'llm-‘ltlll Hi' IllI- main
Malina-II IllII Will» and Killed lulu-oil.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. Mny . ('lilllllllplli'l‘
NiI-liulzl, a lflltllll‘l' living In WWI luv
Illunmmllu. mm!» It lllill‘ili‘l‘illlfl IIIIIII-k
Ull lllll ullv. rI-IIII wlIImI hr had lli'l‘ll
Isrpurulul. IIIIII tiII-II "ml In tho lanolin III‘
l'ihglu ll't'l‘li, tmuk a limo of fourth “ll
ruin illlll lived only long nIIIIIIuII in MI
It in ill" pullwnmn who found him
lying llli'lli. aflttr ll lhl'w hIIIII'II' rimmn
MI'II. NII-lIubI mm out III lltP ram“. tlw
hrmm. thigh and iwmi. Kilo rainsln
lwr liuulmm‘i'n IIIInIl. IIIIII.IIIIllohI-I1 in.
,lm‘lm iil'l' wry “Ilium, IIlw u'lil l'm-tht'i‘.
Olisrud Willi litnbnniiun Pond...
“'Iishinttton. May Ii. Robert H. liar-
IIII. I‘unnsriy "honour I»! ”W I‘IIIIIm-
Illa" university or illbt I‘lly. IIIIII arm“.
oil lttld liken ill the potion I'nurt otl
vharns of enIin-ullnu funds of that
lultllutlnn. 'l‘lw rumplalm mm mm.»
by l'residrmt Whitman of (‘Illumliisn
tmiwrsity Ind ’l'ritswou Woodward and
”roan. Tits ilt‘llllmllmi In plain! at
mm Marlin wsu Winn-ti on “009
mullti. m“..- .. W
num- Clu- titration-stern Appointed.
WIIIIlIlIIlilUII. “if A.‘“Tll. followllil
fourth tllllll minimum" luv: horn Ip~
pnltttrzi:
New Yorltwlilant Roy. t.. 3. bond; Iii.
no. I.. t’. author; (mm Hsvsn..lrv-
In; limritnr. Wyoming. I‘ ll. William,
Plonuylvsnluwtiovoiiv. II F. mutt»
in: armdv, ll. ('5. Visitor: mm. 0.
Hum»: Mo. morn-m Iliu-
Hamlin: cit-m on no momma or '
'l'lts Pant Dslsgnts 'll’“
"our“ to Your “W
the upostollt; actuate. it” ’
decision in the case of ll”
Rosco against Archbishop
bids lair to cause mom
ecclesiastical circles than
since the mucus Conduit.
episode.
The litigation has hurt in.
two years and is the remit
Rosen's reiunui to leavehll
Fairfax, Win” and mum
one at Madison. as Arol’lbl
had Instructed him to do. I’
Father Rotten appealed to m
the cancellation ‘or hill IIIW
mands. taproot.- min. that WK
itan of St. Paul had not. i
fairly and that his action iii)
him was based on person!
The congregation of til:
tide referred the case to: 3A
nelli. siting him full in ‘1 ‘
The delegate decided mt
Rosen muet obey the orders My
perior. He also declared Ill!
{rectory priest mum to raw
one month at a convent!”
and after submitting to the .
thorities should take charle of
lsh designated by the archbl
On receiving this decision In
sen Immediately came to WA!
He rf'llltlnsll‘filt‘d with the dates;
according to the storytoldbyhll I'M
and adhorents hot-e Mgr. um
promised that Father Rosen should hm
III II.
list of tho 8:. Paul diocese whether It.
complied mm ihP delegates of“: or
not.
This alleged ar tion of Mgr. Miranda
olio (‘lrilos than anything he has dole,
sinr‘e his arrital in Amerlra.
Father Rose-n is rharged with the
authorship of an anonymous mntgmet
attarking Archbishop lreiand wine
ppat‘e’d In “ ashlngton simultaneously
with Father Rosen' s arrival, about ten
days ago. it It as sent to several unl- .
[His and ler‘eSentlllves knownyta’lse
many of his l' Ierlcal admirers. The plut-
phlet aI-I-u-Ie-I the prelate Ii! Dolmen!
corruption and giws II but is called tilt
insid» history of his connection with
Senator Davin former. Governor Ker-
rlam and other Minnesota politician»
The history of the arrhblshop’a Alleged
elaborate detail. it rhuryeu that will].
himself tngagmi in pontitlcal intriiua
ho was vary hard on those of his orients
Who merely oxorrlsed the rights of an
Anwrlcan mum and mud according
to NW” political freed. . . >
Martins-Ill mm Mason's an. '5
Th» must that Mgr. Msrtlnelli m
prIIIIIIsI-II In ospnuse titanium or the
refraI-tury priest is considered Istan-
ishtng and the delegate “ill soon he
21::de to explain pullllvly his attitude
In III» Hilllltt\"r.‘|}.
lfl‘uthrr Rosco is a native, of BaVAI'II.
and has III-on in this Iountry. nearly 20
years. Ho jtliliPil thr I'ungrvgalilm 01
Iiw ilaly Pros.“ at Nom- Dame, Ind.
ll» :luun MI this order. and at the re-
thiii ..r l-‘ulltv-r i‘nrlt)’, the head of the
Holy the Into Bishop Marty at
3'..th Dakota lilllk Father Rosen into
his Ilium». lie was given a parish in.
i‘rou‘s.
lhr- illmk Hills just III-fore the boom
thIII mum: \Itlh tho finding of the [old
Illlllt‘s.
It is said lllfli l-‘uther Rusen specuv
liiiml Ill laIIII lllr'l'i' and built four Call).
ullv‘ Illill'i'llf'fi noon InvI-Ittnwut in real
estate» Ht‘ Inst homily when the min-
H’s III-pm led and was obliged to declare
IIIIIIIII-It’ Illrllll'v‘lll, His
zIImuI 3.0 .wnw an ill“ dollar. Hilltop
Marty this IIIIII-n Iilsrnuraxed at it‘s-I
IIIM' limos-H's IIIIanI-ial troubles and ud—
I1I.«~Il him I.) It} In gI-t a vhaplslntty in
llh" mm}. 'l'll" bishop mm! his influv
our». IIIIII It Is 1'13”le by Fuller Roa-
t‘ll‘fi ll'Iv'lIIlH that h» Would have been
not . i-wi'ui had. not Al'vhllifihllp ll‘elllld
llllrlfvye-II lli l‘HVIII' Ill Hllulllll‘r man.
An IIIIIsh-Ip lro-Iand Kat-o thr- prieat I:
parish liI his IlIIIIriI'I. Father Bonn
rill-ll III .mv-r "shining I-hm'gs wrote In
.AEIIIIIIIIIII- “Ink nil "'l‘lw "it“!!! .ul‘v
mm. In m.- mum "III..." ll has nearly
film won-I .IIIIl IIIIIIIIIIIII a number it
pprIIIMI'I- I’lllzl'l’lllllflfi.
'I‘IIIII \"lIElll" mmllmi an I‘I'tol'lwitli
low, IIIIII IhI- llrianrmt of tho pariah lit!“
rI- 'Il‘tl Arr iIl>mhnp inland folt chitin!
in Immnu lI‘zIIIII-r itutton not! to all“!
on abim Ilnum m In lhflYli‘.
mun. r it...“ II lImI the IImIIIlmoillllln‘
I...” I»! ll!" Ilvrumn lIlerarrhy in all,
right again.“ 'l'lli‘ MI'tl'opolita‘n a! Ni...
Pillll.
All'llltidlluil
tirrI -‘
nnotIyIIII-IIII Iminphlfl wluhss it! Mr
pond [Halllil llnttl'll and prfltttnl
fIIIIII inking pqun-Inllon of ill. chm
Mmlllun
lrolaml.
lIImI IIIII mw't'pl ll derision until!” , 1
as final. Folio-r Nomi it! now In W '
Inst-m. IlII Irvin-ml In any what
hr Intondrd in pursuit.
('hilclnn thought to II.” ‘llm‘ _
"Olllllilllll'. Pit. MM! ll TWO "‘1
IIIIIIIIIIII to bow n lmIt in ‘
wiilvh domrowd iiw him» of ”M _
fuIIl itnblnmm III Rlons V
IIIllI-II iium Iwrv. thwart you“
had lwon Inn in Ilia lion” In g
of a l? warmld llil during (lip
I-rl «Monm- III II leultimr's I'-
two of [NP Hill“ on" my minim...
origin of tits lito in unknown.
W ‘
lisaoulmr t'lm s “I
DullIII-I. 0r. “fly Nair“. m
Ilonal intuit has has" rim ”by
Examiner ('lury unit!” (it
and In Ilillfi of mutant of tho
omimu. 'l'ha lmnwdlsie ”All“:
clarion. It In said. W“ Ii ll “
amount the uthkhIIldmI. No . .
of sustain uul linhilitln Nil M L
mule.
lluilnm III lmn rm
linutilnn. Ha. liar mm
taint roman No. :i at lilo
Immunity st him-Ilium. tilt:
tum blown out Imam all.
It» iron trade. 'l‘lIII would!
is snout It. tom.
suit Alumni
m In "Mail?“
looked after and retained on the euro-i .
has I ausrd more consternation lu Oath-v *
friends of the St Paul prelaté mil to '
sporulatinn In land ls albo‘given‘filt‘h .
(mini? Mid.
in viaw III III‘II';
an»: I. made on him. through tho
It in not lwilvvrd ihlt Archmmw
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