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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-28
THE TURKISH TRAGEDY.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, June 27.-The trial Of the per-
sons charged with the murder OF ex-Sultan Abdul
Aziz began to-day with public examination Of The
prisoners. Nouri Pacha admitted having ordered
Abdul Aziz to be put to death by command of Il
commission composed Of Midhat Ruchdi and Nah
moud Pachas. Adhat Pacha in a long speech, de-
MED the existence of any such commission, and
maintained that Abdul Aziz committed suicide
He expressed regret that he had taken refuge at the
French Consulate in Smyrna. Witnesses were then
examined to prove that Abdul Aziz was murdered.
The trial adjourned.
In he trial of the consprators to-day the Public
Prosecutor demanded that the penalty of death be
pronounced against the actual assassins, and that
Midhat, Ruchd and Mahmoud Pachas be condemned
to fifteen years hard labor. The assasSns confessed
that the assassination was ordered by Nour Pacha.
Sfidhat Pacba, in his address, rebutted the twenty
seven points of the indictment, and declared that
he would never have degraded the revolution which
he had glorifed and which had been complished
without bloodshed. Mahmoud Pacha eneTgeticalIy
denied participation in the crime.
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THE NEW COMET.
A MAGNIFICENT spECTACLE.

THE COMEr As sEEN YESTERDAY MoRNISG FROM
TIE DUDLEY Observation-Disclosures or Dr.
Boss-NOT THE COMET or 1907 NOR THAT or
1912.
ALBANY, June 27.-From the Dudley Obser-
vatory half past O'Clock this morning the sight pre-
Rcntcd by the comet said 10 havo been onc never ~ he
forgotten The comet stretched ont across tine heavens
nearly forty dcrccs and tho tail spread ont into two
wcIdeancd branches. euycloping the North 5ar ia a
food OF ullky light Tho ward branch ra mp pace
ng about III deg cast Of the North stArand shooting
toward the zenith. This stretch followed fr frly
40 dee then the other branch shot up the vest for a
least 80 De- being about deg. asrononcly southwest
OF the Pole star
A. seen through tho thirtcculnch rc'raotor tbc gen
eral appearance that OF broad fan Of ostrich
pumcs the handle being directed away from the sun
This handle u rcprcs,ntcd hy The nucleus. which IS
sec. IN diameter n suppose thc distance of the
comet from The earth 10 bc IS jCOoOOO miles, which is
presumably the truth, the diameter - the nucleus
Noud be- 500 miles in other wors three quarters the
size of that ~ the The or hri- envelope
which surrounds the nucleus la scni-crcular FORM IL
30 sec I'm diameter. This els tha, part ~ the
head ~ the comet which. when by The NAKED cyc
gives the appearance W the head Tho ruccus proper
appears dinct,y Visible !n thc rfract"r bpt cannot
bc .ccn ~ all ~ th' naked csc. Tho diameter a. he
aud tur morning there oss detail 10 Dc seen IA lhc
coma than observed hero on saturday morning.
in rca0ect 20 tho imnornnf que. t"n ~ d nifty Pro-
faor Boss s,atc~ positively that hs comet ia the eare
~ that seen from South America ~ JnEc lat .Y Dr.
Gould. who was. hy- way the INST dircc.nr ~ the
Dudey observatory. This statement ia based upon
careful consideration ~ tue raean1d direction ~ mo
tion since IL, comet has hceu Yi'lr Zoo tnr Northern
Hemisphere. ae 10 Is now concoicd ihh III" comet ch
not be q return appearance" q The sonnet ~ lNi2.
Ut Boz, IA satisfied that n s not the comet NJ 1907,
lrat hccusc the computations ~ Bcel aHsign to that
comet period of Loo years ana br'ri was inc Hr'at
c- practical astronomer o. The crntuf,. secondly ac
cogdng 10 7uch rough Computations - have been m1de
here TIC pain oi INC comet II l"und - D. dcc1ell ar
fcrcIf from that which The comet ~ l'vf wud take "
cuLld Dee Gould uulouht -diy fhs comet fr
tho first tune and before the phsrpmfnof d@L T ar- 10
Will afford exceedingly yal4a '.c scientific information.
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coin and bullion was ~ as fouOws:
WASHINGTON MOTIFS.
wssuSGroS. Monday.

WAsluSGrOS. Monday, juno p, 1881.
Secretary window to Deer Park. Nd on satlr-
day. lie was expected back this evening
Commodore Jcfers, late Chlef Of the Bureau OF
Ordnance. Navy Department leaves tonight FOR New
YORK and Will sail Oh Wednesday Tor Europe.
Thce were received 1t the Treasurer Department to-
day 100000 ~ Ave per cent coupon bonds for con-
version into 3s per cents making the total receipts 10
date 49,, 100000,
President Garfield, Secretary Hunt, with wife and
daughter Postmastor-Gcncral James, Attorney General
MacVeah and Colonel Rockwell arrived In the city this
evening from Long Branch
It's stated on good authority that the position OF
First Assistant Postmaster General has never been
rendered 10 George F. spencer by either the President
or the General and that 70 j. az ali prob
able that there Will be any change In that Onicc.
4 circular containing the new arrangements for tho
care Of seanrn has just been Issued by supervising
Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the United states Marine
authorized treat scanen behalf OF the Goyernusnt,
the manner OF treatment, the expense thereof etc, ec.
Horatlo c. Burchard. Director Of the Mint, has Just
completed revision ~ the volume Of Instructions aud
Regulations in Relation the Transaction OF Business
A., the Niuts and Assay Offices Of the United states"
crea az tue melting charge from 80 cents, depOsis
OF 500 esr 10 III On deposits Of loo ounces
or less.
The secretary OF the Interior to-day received from tho
Attorney opinion upon the legal questions In
yoyed IN ae settlement Of the troubles growing Out Of
threatened enforcement by the authorities Of the per-
init laws In the Indian Territory. The Attorney
General expresses the opinion that is duty of tho
Department, not OF the Indians. TO remove
intruders from the Choctsw and Chiekasaw
lands that all persons other ,han onoesaws ",s snS
within one Of tue excepted classes eesereod IN
Article treaty OF lsS and Article ~ ., - iSoo ar th M
Laws "A coustrlied by the Attorn y 'GenoFM
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ASSASSINATION IN PENYSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June PA dispatch re-
ceived in this city this afternoon states that Healy,
superintendent of an iron furnace at Dunbar, near
Unontown Fayettc County. murdered at that place
last night, and that It Is believed the crime
mitted by workmen who have been on strike In the
COnnellsvile coke region
PITTsBuRG June PA dispatch from Dunbar, Penn.
3n the COnuesvile coke regions, says: While Maurice
Haley a fireman of tho Dunbar Furnace Company was
standing In his doorway last night, about $780, no
was fred on and killed by some persons concealed
in the bushes the road. Three bullets
entered his body, OF which passed through
his heart Haley was a inoGensive and a general
the coke workers Intense exctemcni
walls Dunbar and the citizens sre trying O ferret out
the persons engaged in the assassination. The
disaYOw all connection with the crime.
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RELICS FROM THE SEA.

NORFOLK, Va, June 27.-Last week Eugene
whitney, submarine diver connected with the wreck
ing firm Of James Power Co., this city, found small
800 pound safe in after cabin Of the wreck Of the
United States steamer Huron which foundercd on the
coast of Kitty Hawk, N c.. IN November. 1877. The
contents OF the safe, which opened to-day,
ak British sovcreins, of vari9ss coinages two silver
nedals maltese cross spape e bearing It's oby
in a circle Fidelity, real and Obedience" in the centre
~. T. N"Ou the back OF one Is engraved Henry r.
heavy plain lS-karat gold ring name and a silver
coin OF an uncertain date This safe has been searched
for with interest, as IL thought TO contain large
sum " money, found IL Il presumed it
10 one OF the and not 10 the paymaser.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
DISTRIBUTION OF THE NATIONAL DEBT.
A TALK WITH ROBERT p. PORTER, SPECIAL AGENT
OF THE GENUS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To the TRIBgss.l

OF THE GENUS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To the TRIBgssi
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Robert II. Porter,
OF ChcaCO Special Agent Of the Census IN conversation
with TRBrSE correspondent gives full details TO
the ownership OF United states bonds
" How are the registered bonds dstribuIedi" asked
the correspondent.
" In the absence Of exact figures. should say that
NcwEngland states about IL per cent Of them, the
the Middle States about i3 per cent the southern Ststcs
tTfho over per cent and the Western states nearly
SIG per cent while the banla insurance companies 0nd
other corporations own about 35ls per cent"
" How does the number OF bondhodcrs compare with
the amounts held in the various pars OF the countTyp
II differs cor rsldcrably in different localities For
ample, fnd that In New-YOrh State, although thu
amount of registered bonds owned there Ia nearly
S2l0000OO0 ont OF some S65O,000OO0 included n this
investigation there less than $4,000 holders On ths
other hand, Massachusetts, with nearly $iOO0000o OF
bonds, has nearly Il 900 holders"
"Do you consider the debt OF the United States pop
ular loanp
$50 FAR ~ this investigation shows must say DO
not. In my opinion the debt Is owned BY less than
100000 persons; over thrtyhve per cert Is held by
bank and other corporations, AMI IL "a probable
that 1900 persons own over Sil0,00o,000 OF tho
Registered bonds. This aggregate is held IN
amounts exceeding $4,000. on inquiry into the nnm
her o, holders who bonds in amount Of less tban
$500, hnd that probably 25,50O persons own In tho
aggregate more than 81 100000, amount for eyery
1000 persons which aggregates one-seIcnth or THAT
tcputed To be held by single bondLuldef. IL must be
remembered that many banks lOld considerable sums Ia
small amounts IN trust Tor the people. Therefore the
100000 do not ihiry represent the DOndoers OF tho
country"
How will You ascertain the distribution OF the coupon
bonds e.
" II viii be impossible TO do this exactly. have
just returned from Ncw-lOrk, where | made ar-
ranecmenis which | think viii prove successfUL
or tie S5lg,19GOOO coupon bonds outstanding last Au
gust, probably the coupons or 500 100000 were re
turned for payment TO the sub Treasury In New
YORK, aud twenty Of the leading blnking hrn3
pres, ned not less than three fourtbs ~ them. This
office hay inZ asccrtalnsd the cXdt amount OF the df
fcrent speces OF b0pds pr"srntcl by these nrms We
saa by leir cooperation be aho 10 ascertain the re-
spund. ab;uad, the amounts Oi domestic holders,
and also In some cases the Distribution In parts
Of our country. We can hOw'y f. the event of
failure 10 a"trtan the home disr bGtDn base the cal
cuia.ion the known distribution ~ the registered
bonds, and II i. not probable that the coon bonds will
dlHrr greatly from tne registered eNCcp lng that 40
may expect to nnd 10 or - per cent mon, proportion
atcy, In tbc larger cities OF the country"
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LONDON, June PA dispatch to he Times
from Calcutta says orders have been given to construct
arsenal and fortress ut Quetta This is considered
practical contradiction of the reports relative tho
possible abandonment OF that place. Another dispatch
says that oil accounts TO prove that the Amecr IA
daily growing unpopular at Cabul. Stories more
less probable of the discovery OF plots agains his
life constantly reaching india.
Lord Harrington, Secretary of state for india epyng
70 the Right Hon Edward Stanhope Conservative sall
the subsidies given to the Ameer Abdurrahnan hhsn
amount TO $780, 900.
Sir Charles W. Dixie Under Foreign Secretary, reply
ing to NiscOunt SaudOu COnseryaiye said the territory
recently annexed by Russia is the Tcke Oasis extend
ing TAR 100 miles from the Afghan frontier.
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THE CRUISE or TIE CORWIN.
THE VESSEL At OUNALAsKA--AN EPIDEMIC OF PSEU
MnNtI-nrrrLtn. MnNrNISTs

WASHINGTON, June PA letter has been
received at the Treasury Department rom Captain
Hooper, Of the marine steamer Corwin, bearing
the date ot Ounala.k.i May 20 1881. II says:
Tho COrwiu arrived az OInalaskG on the lTth inst,
twelve and Oucialf days from san Francisco.
The natives OF llallk have suffered very severely this
spring from typhoid pneumonia. Thirteen deaths have
Occurred aId hrtyNc persons are rtil sick. Az the
Broiha settlement, lew miles distant four nave died
and eighteen still afflicted, some OF WHOM are not
kcy Ia recover. Inc epidemic first malr is apPcAr-
ance aboa lst of this month. IL attacks All classes
but IL more fatal with the aged Tney src taken with
yer and pains the chest and lungs aud die IN from
to three days IA great agony sargcon kosso Is now
iaatteudauce Ou them.
We haip the vessel on the beach Immediately our
arrival ts place Tor tIe purpose of ptng Jne eH
trt !,tcnlns IN the oak sheatlng, rhicn Ycgy dry
wneu pn on and nal swclod and sta.fel OF Ia some
places. I hope 10 finish coaling AMI snve here for
ihe seal Islands by the 22d inst. After leaving
the seal Islands Wi proceed north along the siberian
coast touehlig -. Lawrence isl1nd Power Bay -
Lawrence Bay, kist Cdpo and cape Serdc also kings
Is1nd DiOmedes and Cape Prince oI Wa.o. IL possible
10 procure dogs propose "a send small slrdgr party
nttod mouths travel nom Cape ScrdIc along tho
-bcgan c,s 20 mtke inqnirics m rc;ercnre 10 TIE Atc
ne eNporns steamer Jcanncte dnd tc IN srng wda cgs
Mount MolastOn and FigimnL The weasel ln the mean
tinc Nil cruise Ia tie vicinity ~ tue straits, ana en-
dcayOr to prevent Illicit traffic with the natives Ne
shall touch - MciLtoPs soon the zee letN -
Norton sound. All board arr iu good health AID
spirits aud deeply Interested In tie work before thetn
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CRIMES Caused By JEILOUST.

PHnADELIIuA, June 27.-ln the case OF
George Hitler. who shot and Killed Walter Fink In the
street last nign while the latter was taking TO Maggie
-ayasc the fact has beel Developed to-day that Maggie
4 the wife 90 the murderer and that he had forbidden
Der 20 SEQ INK She dcucs that Hitler Is her husband
has always u-! her maiden uamc and short time ago
engaged herself 20 marry Filk; bat there can be 10
doubt that ehc and liiIar are married.
About hour after the Fink trlg dy another Jea lons
hu.nand shot noth s wife and h'r lover. James Gour-
lev VINO has INiug apart nom bis VIC Dora Tor
some time entered her house through window about
m o'clock lu,f uI-ht and found her with Diuiti
pnurbcrsy. without saying word he began 10 shoot
pt both OF tlcm. D0ughrrty was shot twice IN the
shutdcr. but not mortullY wounded MIS- GOuIIcy re-
rrirr.l "A hnlnt 10 tle lcIt hrrnsi.
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THE CoRNEIL DREW AT HENLEY.

LONDON, June 27.--The Cornell crew has drawn
the worst position In the heat with the London Club
and Thames Club crews. which are the two strong
est engaged in the race for tho Stewards Cup the
former being tho present holder of the cup. The
Cornell crews position is deemed bad because
there lie sharp bend the Henley eeurse. and this
is always considered to make very material differ
ence In the chances Of the holding the place
which the EOsnells have obtained.
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10 oyr ABLr 10 NIL wiIAT TIt C0Nfr IS DoTNG
JUST SOW.


The comet appears to have been well salts
ncd with the cuthu-.a.u with Whch IT, hr-t appearance
was greeted Icfcctiur. perhaps. that sensation can
NOT last more ia three nights 80 the utmost. 90 -"cin'
10 have Withdrawn lt-cf from tAo public gaze behind
thick curtain ofcloud-. Wal mu curiosity i- nrain
vhettcd The astfui creature has e;t even ASTRONOMERS
iu the dafl regarding s futurc performance hcn aud
IN what guisc t viii again appear ou thc celestial stage
no one can forecast sAoHld c clear Ky h hidden Tor
several nights Imagination can aiur.r itclf p pc'Irn-
the come, iudirins 300 au Infinite 'arDi- ~ nn
tlcs aud silrrral rsaults while screened from
cr.fica. cyce and no ou, should suffer Am-rii io ho
hood daiuhc by it, q, uuf" ASPECT vIcu Dc again shows
ltsclL Al Tho ycry moment mal hr fr-A ur about ''
sun With g. train stanIug out upon thc pcfpn ndounr
or Las it s alr ais colucttius vith thc north raf
against whose Puritan lrunc-- 20 sems Go h1'r -ci III
faee For notwithstanding the sudden way Boz which
comets turn a Vhrn they hc sun, n' ono hh~ yet
ycrturcd Co challenge their courage This visitor iA
decd whose abrupt Invasion ui tar hrmhurLi pinttr
ono Of fhc hnIar-i 40 if- cu, may refuse O." riur H.
tho sct uc without foutuc thc cartn from nearer d-
tame that whether 70 - going or coming i- -" I""i
for conjecture.
yf Pro lessor Draper failed 90 pierce %" clouds 49,
frrd.y u1Iing with hi- tlr-r0IT IT, i ffI couhh'ht
bnwrt,f of thc happy Accompu. .luncnt uf hi@ d'rEN
iuou thu orc BOZ the 81 fr stay. ana f'fr 'A
he viii sccurc other Photographic nul be ah 70 uhIa'c4
eOl.e VI tho pcrplcyiiles of thr 'nirLIiical iaiL
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FRAGMENTS or gESrERN NEWS.
AyrIoAvnL1rG Law ~ ST. LorGs.

ANTIGAMBL1.G LAW II ST LOUIS,
ST. LOTS, Junc 1.-The law passed Ivy me
Legislature Llst winter making the ko'iihe OF d
ganbiiu house felony, went into chcrt aatuidAy
night and has resulted n closing every EarDp5 hou9'
IN st. LOulr.
ONO TEMPERANCE CONNINTioN
CINCINNATI, june 21.-A state convention
Of Tpcrauc, Workers and friends OF the ca1rc h uu"
has hccn called tO meet at the Loycaud camp 1IoHnu5
on july 20 A large Bt ndanco % people is eApec'eu
from all portions 90 the S'Atc.
DROWNED WHILE ~ A PIT , =.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, june PA special dls-
patch from Malson, " H.. to lice Republican, saws lhal
William Bradley. clicf # thc MadisoH Fiic Dr|l hl'
w6le IN a boat Lake Mendoza, bad ~ and irIl Iu
wnrl 80 that hr head under water long enough 10
drown MIN
PALMER MURDERED IL ARKA ANSAS.
LITTLE ROCk, Ark, June 21.-Jamcs Ahucr-
son OF lark IOwnshl. fIke County, was loiha hi =
field where hc went plough. HE body Was rtii"I"''
with buckHhOL Circumstance point strongly 10 itlc"Iu
Johnson, "a neADor o.. the principal, aud James JONI
con Kobcrt Esicfs aud son. ~ cctr-urio- 4" VIC
All fn,.e prrsons are custody. The motive ior uS
deed i -d t0 have been revenge, account oi Act-
sons having " homestcadcd' some iahh Mhhl'" ~ '
supposed niurdcrrfs.
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REACTION IN RUSSIA.
LONDON, June 27.-A letter from the St. Peters
- --....a...la..4 ~ IIe I..na. 49,.

LONDON, juno 27.-A letter from the St. Peters
burg correspondent of The Times says:
The endeavor Of the present Government Is TO show
that the mild policy Of the late Government
enuently dangerous The police are now engaged
IN bringing light the danger which accumulated dur
ing General Mek0ffs rule. The reacODists are making
the most OF the discovery OF dynamite mines, ETC., IN
order frghten the Court and secure their own posi-
ton Some suspicion 70 have been excited by the
visit ot General Meko 10 Geneva. IL Is reported that
police spies have been detailed 70 watch him.
The St. Petersburg newspaper prcss is hated st the
Court because o gle Independent organ nyore the
present Governments desires. Severe penalties have
lately been imposed upon three or four Journals and
several editors received circular ordering them 10
submit the st proofs OF their papers 20 the Press Cen
before 4 O'Clock In the morning.
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GRIMES 4eD cASUALrlEs-BY TELEGRAPH
nav FOUND pnOWNED

.RpIDcrPORT. Conn. June 27.-'lhe body Of an
boz apparently years OF vas found boating
i, dc haror tls forenoon. tie dressed in brown
% ef slt brown and waist "at and blue coat.
It's supposed that he had iaeh ffou " passing '~S'eL
DROWNED WHILE SAILING.
BRIDGEPORr, Conn, june 27.-frederick Butler,
Of tins r wtutwo companions, we're sailing 10 Back soek
taror ua, during Ino shower when .Iual struck tho
boat uusetlpgit BuucI was drowned lie leaves Vic
aua tl ght thitirvn.
FISHERMEN LOST IN A DoRY.
GLOUCESTER. Mass June The schooner Notice,
fon tbe saa haibut trip arrived to-day aud reports
h an nns Id two of me crew Of the Peter grxs0n. the
brr OF tne spper AMI carl Olson went IN dory t. travis
on me .ohern para aud failed
BLACKSMITH DROWNED.
PoRT JRRvIs n. Y, June 27.-lesterday after
,on ne body OF dehuond Ireland, found in tho Della
ase ver st Sarrowsturg. Ireland ortyhve years OF
srr and at smiths CorTer, Orange Co. where he
leaves wifo and Uhld.
KILLED WHILE SEEKING PENSION.
WuVuNGToS, Del, June 27.--A destitute man.
stnnsef 10 Carter OF Newark, ". j. his
90 " ashingon u secure pension, Killed on tho Pla
dephl and Daltiavrp Railroad here this
lag AZ Ia whether ho walking the track
stfalnE fidoL
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SUICIDE or 4 FORMAR MINISTER.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 27.-Tho body of
tie man founl in the river here last Friday Is that Of the
Rev Sidney n stray, who expelled fro the minis
try ry the rreshvcry az Glens Falls, " Y, on June
H. for shooting his wife time at Warrrnsburg,
on Iak. George, y y, where lac wa PASTOR ana who
afervar e., nfr-scd TO allegations Of adultery Since
last March STRAY had lye ~ l'aycnwortn. where De-
hcid position a. boOktcrpcr III business house; but
ON rr.,n letter stating thar hs wif's bru. her had
started West with the ayoWcG nicuuOn OF shooting n
he left Leayelworth. chan god his name, and intended 10
scrctc iiln tf somewhere until his hrOtEcr-innw had
visited Lauytnwortl and returned 10 the Las coming
Kansas city it is supposed he took to drink ana then
l. L.
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spANIsH-AMERIcAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Ghe Buzz case be-
fore the spanshAmerlcan Claims Commission, ia which
the claimants status duly naualizet citizen ot the
United states disputed by the Spanish COY 'crnment
ms to have terminated for tue pr,seut the work u tue
Commission. The right claimed by the spanish counsel
o 20 behind the certificate Of naturalization aad lnvcs
gate The legality Of IT, issuance Was disputed By the
American .rnment. and waen tie question was sub
miifrd to Count lewrnhanpt the umpire AMI hc de-
cidrd IN favor OF the claim mp by spain, Nr DJran
"a" American rounscl WAS instructed by tho state pe-
uif nlnt request reconsideration ami reversal OF
this decision very long document Nds Prepared and
presented 10 thc umpire, ~ which tue position aud dcus
o. this Government the question of naturalization
were fuly forth The Government declined Ia ecyde
FROM postou. and declined 20 c.ruy any more cases
Meanwhile spanish Government through It's repre-
scntatiyes was inf frned OF tile deadlock, and request
was sent To SIR. BrLI visit Mpisd, win the view Of
m nmicac eftlcnent ~ his claim. SIR. Buzz has ac~
coded the request and he succe' IL ~ 'ncctlng
satisfactory settlement with the spanish Government,
viii at once his claim from before Tie Claims
COunisson thus removing from their confederation ire
yoxed question OF citizenship which AT pfe""nt bars any
furf her IA
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TJDINGS FROM ABROAD.
THE GREAT TURKISH TRIALS BEGIN.

THE GREAT TURKISH TRIALS BEGIN.
.,,ru,r pAcuA MAKES AN ABLE SPEECH IN HIs
owy pEFEScE-MR. FORSTER AssAILED BY THE
1s,sH nEMmRs-FURrnER DETAILS OF THE
MEXICAN RAILwzY ACCIDENT.
Midhat Pacha and two other Turks OF the
came rank were among the persons placed on
trial for the murder of Abdul Aziz yesterday
IN Constantinope Midhat contended that
h,dnl Aziz committed suicide, but the other
prisoners admitted that they murdered iilm'
Mr.. Forster was bitterly assailcd yesterday IN
Parliament by the Irish members. Further
details of the Mexican railway calamity are
published.