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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
AN INHUMAN WRETCH.
A Mother and Her lhsaat Chilli
Locked Up to Starys Bya
Human Fiend.
Imprisoned In Z Filthy Room With
out SutRcient Foed or
Clothes, to De.
The Police concsds u to b ths
Worst Gaze That Ever Came
To Their Metice.

BsooKLrS, August 23.-Bernard HasAss
is the prerrs.o- nf /. sr0ssg q 2Sl ssrsatA
street, Williamsburg. ID absut IS ysan of
age, and quite respectable in appearance.
yesterday he was brought before Justice
Naeher, OF this city, on charge Of ilLtreat-
ing and starving his vile and infant child.
Officer Rendiek Of the Society for the Pre-
yeption Of Cruelty To Children v.s III, eom.
-. n.. a.. AZ. ,o., =
P"'a"e ~p"ss ,'st oa INC ION Tn
s'ant the attention OF the society vss called
to the alleged fact that Hughes was in the
habit of imprisouiup his wife and ;nfsn, IN
a. =. -. f.
t0oA v'e' 'a' s'' @' Ap'"s '"'" 'o'
Gays without iood'
A Hsartrsnding Scene.
Officer Rendick, in company with Police
man Young of the Fourth street Station.
went n the bonse n investigate ,he .a.;,
aI 80 -. ,~;,.....I - -.
n'' vs'oc SA''. '10" s.'
SAID omeer hen hek To-Day IN coan. "nes
we got on the 1oor over Hughes grocery
s,orv We went ip,o n ANAL rom which v.s
;-s,,. Cit. .I;,;. c.
P"ey "A, .o"uo" N VI
an old rocking chair IN rags and helpless
from want Of food was Mrs. Hughes.
In another chair her ten.monthsold In.
FAINT wa. lying in an entirely mud.
condition. The bones Of the little creature
were ,hinly coated with flesh, and presented
a frieh,ful appearance from the want of
nourishment. When Mrs. Hughes learned
the object of nv visit, she threw up her
hands and said: Thank God Somebody
has come 20 rescue me and INV child" She
said that for the mast three months her hus.
hand had neglected her. He locked her In
the noon, and sometimes aha did NOT scs
him for several davs, during which time she
would be without q morsel to eat Her
child, she said, had not had Q stitch Of cloth.
ing on its back for several months.
Men, Aii,. by N.,rhbovs.
The ne;gbbors corrobora,od Mr., Huobo.
story Of the inbuman conduct of her hu,.
hand They said that ,omc Of their number
had volunteered 10 .unnly ,bs .,srv;n- no.
man with food and tnEe care Of her ana tho
miami but Hughes had spurned their ot{.rs
on5 over tb,es,cn.J yiol.nce a .pv m.
who g,ye hi, wife or child any nouri,bm.nt.
some kind.besr,ed women however man.
aged to convey TODD to the imprisoned crca.
lures BY placing Il in kettle and raising
the vessel IN ibe window ON ,L- .-a .r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
THERE'S A CHANCE.

The Resignation of Dudley Now in the
Hands of the President and General
Beaver Selected as His Successor.
WASHINGTON, August 23.-The resigna-
ton Of Mr.. Dudley, Commissioner of PEN
sions, is in the hands of the President, to
take effect the latter part of September.
Ill health is the reason assigned. 1t is said
that his successor, who has already been
decided upon, will be Gen. Beaver, Of Penn
sylvania who was defeated for the Governor
ship of that State two years ago.
General Gof, Congressman from the First
West Virginia district, is in town. He says
that the Fusion ticket will carry the State
in October, aud the Blaine and Butler CON-
binatioR will get the electors. The Repub-
licans are well supplied with campaign
funds. He is not candidate for Congress,
but thinks the Republicans will carry his
district as well as the Fourth, now repre-
sented by Mr.. Gibson, Democrat.
A very bitter contest has been going on
here for the past three days before the COM
mission consisting of Auditor Alexander,
Deputy Auditor Davis and Inspector Hen
derSon, appointed by Secretary Folger on
the contract awarding locks for the Post.
Office Department for the next fiscal year.
The Yale company have hereto
fore secured the award, their only
competitor being the Scoville company.
This year the Scoville Company were the
lowest bidders but Supervising Architect
Bell awarded the contract to the Yale Com
pany on the ground that their locks were
the safest and best The Scoville people
promptly kicked hard and strong and in
duced Secretary Folger to appoint COM
mission to more thoroughly examine into
the merits OF the question. The fight will
be resumed on Monday. The amount in
yolved is about 10000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
THE EMERALD OPTICAL MONSTER.
A Young Husband Grows Jealous of q Man
Sixty Years of Age and Kills Him.

A Young Husband Grows Jealous of n Man
Sixty Years of Age and Kills Him.
MONTPELIER, W., August 2S,-This
forenoon Clark H. Sanders,residing in East
Montpelier came into the town and went to
the gun shop Of Blanchard Bro. 5, and pur-
chased revolver put three cartridges into
it and proceeded to the store Of Daniel
Carr. The latter was at the desk; Sanders
fired three times, one bullet taking effect
in the neck and the other two in the body.
Carr died in a few minutes. Sanders put the
revolver in his pocket and walked out Of the
store and up the street The workmen in
the adjoining marble shop captured him.
Tie murderer said: Il shot him and hope
he is dead as intended to kill him. Get
your officers; do what you please" Sanders
said he understood the penalty and expected
to be hanged. The cause of the shooting
is jealousy by Sanders of his wife. The
murdered man is sixty years old. lie left
no family. Sanders had one son two
months old which he took away from home
Yesterday and placed with his brother
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
THE INSURANCE MEN

Greatly Interested in the Franco-Chinese
Difticulty--They Hold a Meeting--A Ship
load of Dynamite.
LONDON, August 23.-The merchants
and underwriters Of London held meeting
to-day to consider the bearing of the Fran
coChinese difficulty on neutrals, as Prime
Minister Ferry had announced that bonn
bardmeut of Keelung would not create
state of war, but simply means Of further
ing French negotiations with China. The
inquiry was raised in the meeting whether
Admiral Courbet would admit English or
German vessels loaded with arms into Foo
Chow. One neutral vessel, it was stated,
was now en- route to that port with cargo
Of dynamite ordered BY the Viceroy. The
meeting resolved to urge Earl Granville,
Secretary of Foreign Affairs, to press France
TO define her intentions regarding neutrals.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
ecFF sMPHATlcALlY DECLINES.

/ He VIII Not Accept n denomination n
the Hands OF First District Republican,
The General Discourses Cheerfully on
the Political Situation-Kenna Says the
State is Safe for Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, d. C., August % Elk
elusive ]-"Are you a candidate for Con
gress," said to-day to Gen. Nathan Gotf
mo, sir, l am no" was Gen. COTS EN-
phatic response.
"Are you going to beT'
mo, sir, l shall not be" was the sill
more emphatic reply. Il cannot accept a
nomination under any circumstances. My
affairs are in such shape that / cannot
again be candidate"
Then you will not accept a nomination.
81 cannot"
who will be the Republican candidate
them
81 am not able to answer that question"
said Gen. Gof.
That is a matter for the Republicans Of
the district to settle. All that l can say is
that
Cannot Accept denomination"
General Goff left here tonight for Maine,
where he is to take the stump. He says
that the fusion ticket of Republicans and
Greenbackers will have majority in W.
Va. He has no doubt that they will carry
the First and Fourth Congressional districts.
and thinks they will likely carry the Third,
and the result in the State, heisays, depends
upon the size of the msjorities they get in
the first two named districts. If they get
good majorities in those, they have the
election sure. He would not say that under
no circumstances would he accept the NOM
iuation. But he
Desired to be Left Out,
and his friends knew he was in earnest in
his desire and he would not accept unless
there was some pressing urgency. He did
not think Gibson, Democrat, in the Fourth
district, had much chance of election. He
laughed at the idea of negroes being ship
ped into the State saying the thing was
absurd. The party would not begin this
early, even if they had intended doing such
u thing.
"No," he said, "the election will be strict
ly honest. The citizens of the State can
not be bribed. The great influence that
will induce them TO vote for Blaine is
The Promise of Protection
in building up their mining and manufactur-
ing interests. No more money is being
used in the State" he says, than is needed
for legitimate purposes"
Senator Kenna said to-day that Congress
man Snyder would surely be reelected in the
Charleston district Being asked if Gibson
would be reelected in the Huntington
district, he said that he thought that he
would be, but that there was going to be
very close contest in that district. As to
the result of the election in the State, he
was
Confident that the Democrats Would Win.
Senator Kenna left for his home at
Charleston, this morning.
Senator Camden was in Baltimore to-
day and left there tonight. for Parkersburg.
He is looking very well and his European
trip doubtless did him much good. C.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
BEhWoooD.

His Hrr.e, Or the Other Yelisw's-Psot1l.
cal Pointers and Psrtinsst fsssssai Chas
"A station Wanted.
The nail machines OF the Benvood iroa
works factory cutting cold iron viii resume
TO morrow Monday. A few days since Ar.
William Hugby, OF Wheeling. rcds dova
on an Arabian ~ steed. which be trsdsd
to Mr. John Higgins for another species Of
the genius horse, and ten dollars 70 boot.
As sequel TO the barter, MF. julius Hayes
puts in 6i appearance few days lais and
clsims that the horse that Mr. Hughy traded
belonged TO him (Mr. Hayes, and kad bses
loaned to Mr. Hughy. The casa viii have
9 hearing Tuesday. The public school viii
open Monday, September lst. Ths SCHOOL
will be conducted under the sane corps Of
teachers. Mr.. J. W. Reid, The csn-
didate on the Independent ticket,
for prosecuting attorney, will receive hssty
support throughout this precisct sherp -
is favorably known. Messn. J. Reilly, q.
McNechsn, Alex Dorsey, Jss. Bsrst y.
McJilton, N. Deegau, and JsA NcWhsst,
represented this precinct q ths New Mas.
tinsville Convention, Thursday. Abost al
the families that tented .. the Camp Grounds,
MoundsyilIe, have returned. Ms Jobs
Newton, Of Wheeling, IL visiting fnsods
here. Mrs. Eliza Reilly, OF 81 Pssll, Nisas-
sofa, was the guest Of friends hers - vssk.
Mr.. Albert Seng and family have rssssssd
from q sojogrn amid The "5uu kisssd hills ef
Ohio Our school teachers leavetoncgrov 10
attend the institute which vill b ~ In
NoundsviIIe during the enssipg vssk
Messrs John Newton and Harry kiddls sss
expected TO return shortly iron thsis e.
ropean tour. The majority u ~ agFissl
turis,s on the surrounding kfls hsys co.,
ple.ed their thrsxbing daring ~ - vesk.
There Is fair yield of vhsst asd . ittis
excess of the average yieN II osts- Ths
Lutheran coogyegstoa reg~ ~ eefesssss
Of their present Efficient clssgypea, tbsRsv,
Lewis Wagner. who goes % Co!entss o.,
the coming month 70 complete hi1 tAecicS-
icsl course. The Ohio River rsilsoa4 ~
ceives . vast smoant d patronage ho1
here. and We should hsvs . ststios ssd
: ticket o.fice erected. Ths city yin -
sa,is6ed II they are built seeoeiisg -
the means of poad 10 - ts1hseg.
Misses Katie and Della Dseeas, ~ biSkt
Young lad;es d this city, heD sszt sesk
Tor NJ De Chsntal, 10 eooples o. -
cation. The Mo'Ee Darling kshiss beas -
returned from its piscstosisi triy DIR II
river. Its understood thsf the Ri.W =
sieel plant win shortly nm dssb,s tsn. ~
Princess carried hes aAq hsf naa p -
spect Of The demiss d Csplsis besfh
< large quantity q nsib v.s
shipped yesterday pes fhs Hsns IcsnsesG
The massive eskss - eisde! 49, -
Ohio Rises raikosd bstsses th;s poist 81
wheeling are being broken ssl tss'aeed
uhe1e tIsy Vim - k nars ud6tg . -
| 80. Bass ban b fhs hsesioe pasfee
vith ths bon ~. Nssy e ~ ysseD
piay excssdisgly vs1 ssl . - pesoe -
beesns pscfssissalA n eg1al ngsy!ee
IN s. I'D u lie Nstkeiie dsslb 49,.
he Piscsss did nss m vIi1sE eyt1e -
- low ssaes IL vstse = ~ l1s6lA
l6in Ezzie HssSasnysr lasm 4seen1g
| - sisit y hi1sib = ha1soo =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
CHAUTAUQUA.

College Fraternities-Eight Hours for n
Day's Labor.
CHAUTAuQUA August 2S.-Gov Pattison,
Of Pennsylvania, held public reception this
morning. In responding to a serenade,
President Lewis Miller, an Akron manu-
facturer, spoke in favor of adopting eight
hours Tor days labor. A large number
Of delegates, representing the leading col
leges and universities of the country, are in
attendance. The fraternity has torty-fve
college chapters and ten active alumni
chapters. Delegates are present from
California. Kansas, Iowa, Missouri, Michi-
gan. Maine, New York, Virginia, Georgia,
Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana,
Ohio Pennsylvania, West Virginia, aud
other States.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
WHEELING. w. SUNDAY MORNING,
Traveller" VI. s. Powell, has at last entered
the great matrimonial sea. His bark being
launched along with that of Miss Hull. Mr..

Traveller" W. s. Powell, has a. last entered
the great matrimonial sea. His bark being
launched along with that of Miss Hull. Mr..
Harris and lady, of Pleasant Valley, spent
yesterday in town. Hon. Benz. F. Meishen,
Republican candidate for Prosecuting-At-
torney, has removed to - street, Upper
ward. r, c. Roberts. general rgent for the
Lake Beebe Champion Fan. is in this
county doing an exceedingly lively busi-
ness. Dr. J. F. Scott, late Of
India, was in the city this evening.
John McMillin Of Round Bottom, was in
town to-day. Mr.. Luxe Htzsimmons Of
Webster district, was Moundsvllle visitor
to-day. Hon. II. B. White was again in
town to-day, fixing up his political fences.
Chris Young. staunch Democrat of
Meade district, was in town this afternoon.
Geo. ". Love Of Fork Ridge was in town
on Tuesday. F. ID. Fisher Of Pitts
burg, was registered at the Mound
City to-day. A. L. Hepner of
Grafton, was in town this morning.
The following named gentlemen were olsnt-
ed members or The Whssling District Camp
Meeting Association at the recent election
on the camp ground: Fl. p. McGregor, c.
c. Mathews, Rev. George E. Hite, Rev. s.
King, Rev. W. Z, Rippey, D. R. Brooks and
DR.. Morris, vice Rev. E. W. Ryan, resigned.
Last evening was the time for the regular
meeting of the Caldwell Post G. A. r. Con-
siderable important business was transacted.
An infant child of Mr.. Hayes Shimp. Of the
Second warl, died last evening Of
cholera infantum. The interment Of the
little one, which was about eighteen
months of age took place this afternoon
The Grand picnic here the 4th Of next
month promises to be regular Jumbo. It's
to be conducted BY Caldwell Post G. A. r.
and several other Posts are invited to attend
which will MAKE large attendance. Ii is
of course natural that certain candidates
should feel little weak-kneed but when
large party Of First ward young ladies ac-
companied by others not so young get
frightened at scare crow" when returning
from gathering shells from the sea shore"
il is time there should be harmony. The
procedure might be imagined BY stating
that the lost their shells. The third session
Of the Moundsvillc High School closed yes
terday, after very successful term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
RoBBING A NATION.
kdroit Thieves Steal Valuable
Papers and Bonds From the
German Exchequer.
The Resignation of Mr.. Dudley,
Commissioner of Pensions,
in Arthur's Hands.
An Old Man Sixty Years Of Age
Shot and Killed BY a
Jealous Husband.

New YORK, August 23.-The following
was received by the German Consul for this
city this morning from Frankfort on the
Main: A great theft of valuable Austrian
government bonds has taken place. A list
of the securities is on tho way to you. Have
it posted on exchange. Signed, Rumpf and
President of the Board of Police The con-
sulate officials have no further information
on the matter, nor have the bankers who
make a specially of continental securities
any information as to the manner and
amount of the robbery. Those visited so
far say the securities will prob ably be diff
cult OF negotiation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
A MYSTERY OF THE WOODS.
italian Found Bleeding in the Woods
A Mysterious Woman-Refusiug to Talk.

II italian Found Bleeding in the Woods -
AMysterious Woman-RefusinS to Talk.
New YORK, August 22.-Dominico
Vicenzzo, an Italian employed in the water
works at Kingsbridge was walking in the
Boston avenue woods Wednesday night
when he was startled BY seeing woman,
apparently young, rush from thicket and
fee as if she feared he would see her. Ten
minutes later Angelo Acacella and Agostino
Miele two other workmen passing in nearly
the same direction, stumbled against the
body of man. The darkness prevented
the two men discovering whether he was
hurt or not, and they lighted match. The
bright, but tiny fame showed enough. His
throat was covered with blood and the
ground gave evidence ofhaving absorbed
considerable quantity.
Nothing To Say.
From their miniature torch they also
recognized the wounded man as fellow
woyhr au, whom they knew as Francisco
Nigro, Of 62 Mulberry street The injured
man vas taken to the barracks used By these
labOrers, and was refused sdmittance by his
fellow couniryman who keeps the place.
He advised the two men to notify the police,
which was accordingly done, and Olicer
Connolly Of Thirty-ifth Precinct was sent
there with a wagon, and conveyed Nigro to
the station house, where his wounds were
dressed by an ambulance surgeon. The
wounds were two stabs-one in the throat,
and one in the abdomeu-snd had evident-
ly been done with penknife. The victim
positively refused to say what caused them,
and when questioned about the woman that
had been seen pretended he did not under
stand, and said he had nothing to say.
A CleW.
He remained in the station house over
night, and while there Detective Dakin and
Officer Connolly were detailed TO investigate
the affair. With their usual desire to shield
q countryman, all of the men at the bar
racks refused to say anything concerning
the trouble, and when spoken to about the
strange woman, only shrugged their shoul-
ders and shook their heads There being
nothing to gain there the officers searched
the woods, and found where Nigro had been
discovered bleeding pehknife, which may
give some time q olew to the perpetrator.
The officers are inclined to different theo-
mes, one thinking If case Of suicide and
the other an attempted murder By the mys-
TIC woman.
Nigro. who is fine looking fellow, %
years old, still refusing to say anything, was
given in charge Of bis brothers, Michaelsngi
and Pasqusle, who took him away.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
They Will NOT Run.
A Fight Between Two Sporting Men Re-
suits in the Death of One.

a Fight Between Two Sporting Men Re-
suits in the Death of One.
WuKESBARRE, Pa. August 23-Thomas
Brennan and Fred Hurst were matched
recently to run hundred yards foot race
At Hazleton this afternoon, for one thou
sald dollars a side. Sporting men from
various parts OF the state met at the Halle
ton house last night and altered the race.
Dnring an argument between Martin Clark
and lom. Simpson, a notorious sporting
man. as TO who would win a quarrel en-
sued. Hurst was approached Tor the par
pose OF peace when Simpson drew dagger
sinking the blade into the left side Of Hurst
Who ten fainting to the floor. Dr. Cole con-
siders the wound fatal; Simpson was ar
rassei
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24

The best interests Of humanity depend on
the good health Of our women folks, and yet
those with brightest intellects seem TO suffer
most with ailmeuts peculiar TO female Life.
II is well to remember that the whole female
system can be bulk up 70 q proper state OF
endurance, pimples, sores, swollen limbs,
monthly pains and other indications Of fe-
Eaale disease, made to disappear and robust
health of mind and body take the place Of
illness and distress, il q timely use is made
Use of DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sars-
apariIla. 1t restores the blood to perfect
health, If strengthens the muscular and ner-
vOus system. 1t gives tone to the digestive
and urinary organs. II allays all irritation
of the mucous membrane. In word, it is
a perfect female medicine and aids every
junction Of female life. No other remedy
equals it. Have your druggist get 1T. Take
no substitute
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
THAT CAT FIGHT.
The Cat Geta Away With the "Friend of
Man"

The Cat Geta Away With the Friend of
Man"
CHARLESTON, August % Exclusive =
The fight at Coal Valley to-day, between
the Wild cat Of T. l.. Montgomery and the
bull dog Cuff, owned by George I. Roo
inson, for $500 a side, resulted iu favor OF
the wild cat. The dog showed fight
Immediately upon being placed
in the cage. Three roGnds were fought, oc-
cupying ten minutes. After the third
round the dog took corner of the pit and
gave it up. Over one thousand persons
were in attendance Another fight between
the cat and some dog will take place in this
CITY at an early date, for 81, ,O0e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
MoUNDSvILIE.
A Collection OF Personal sayings-EIection
of Ofheers.

A Collection OF Personal sayings-EIection
of Ofheers.
MousDsTILLE, August 23.-Aiss A. Tsy-
lor. the efficient principal Of the Wheeling
Female college, was the guest Of the family
of J. L. PsrksoD, Esq. Of the Second ward.
Capt. Anchutz is quite Ill after the respon-
sibilities Of Thursdays convention. A. j.
Anderson, Of Brownsville, Pa, was auto
graphed a. the Mound City hotel to-day.
Prot. ". Il. Woolery. Of Bethany College
will preach here tomorrow and Monday
evening. The probabilities is unqHestion.
ed. Judge Melvin was in town on lsgsl
business to-day. Leroy sdger and ladJ
have returned from their western trip. AL
the regular church services tomcr
ruw after the omission o
the same during camp mee;in;
Miss Estella Martin, late Of Kansas. VII
teach this winter tie Pierce's school il
Clay district. Mr.. Orlando Stevens is eI
pected here this erening from Pittsburg
Our Old bachelor friend, the "Arksnsa'
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GOOD FOR THE JUDGE.
He Binds Set of Religious Fanatics Owe,
to Court. -

He Binds a Set of Religious Fanatics Over
to Court.
CHICAGO, Augxst 23.-Henry Mailer.
Oscar Radcliffe, Mrs. Pease, Mrs. Slater
and Mrs. Parker, who were the ostensible
managers ofthe Home for Gods Orphans.
were all bound over to the grand jury to-
day for ilLtreatment of young children left
in their charge. The testimony of four
young inmates tended to show that
a large numoer of babies died in the asy-
lum apparently through want of care, and
according to the stories related by the young
children in court they were subjected at all
times TO rigorous treatment by being locked
up alone in dark rooms and given very little
food The Court looked upon the man
ayers of the institutions as belonging to, a
dangerous class Of religious fanatics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-08-24
MRS. LANGLEY.
She VIII Play in LoHdon-Mary Anherson's
Season.

She VIII Play in LoHdon-,Iary AndeTson's
Season.
LoSDox, August 2S.-Henry Abbey has
rc-engaged Mrs. Lsngtry for the London
season, which viii open in January. She
will appear in 4 new play and probably at
the Avenue theatre. Henry irving closes
bis present season at the Lyceum theatre,
Thursday next. Miss Mary Ander-
son will open there September 9th.
Carl Rosa has engaged Drurylaue theatre
for a season of nine weeks; English opera
at Easter-tiGe.
Adyices from Armenia states that serious
uprising has occurred. Derism leaders re-
fuse TO acknowledge the authority OF Tur-
kew and the government Is poSerlesS to
bring them TO terms.