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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
TELIGR1PHIC NOTES.
PREPARING FOR THE MAINE ELECT

PREPARING FOR THE MAINE ELECTIONS.
BATH, Me, May 2I.-lho Republican caucus last
night chose delegates the state anu Dis trict Convch-
ons Instructed them to vote TOO j. k bod"eil ioF
Governor ana Nelson Dingley, Jr, FOR Congressman.
POISONED WITH srRICHNINE BY HIS FATHER
GRLENTlELD, Mass. May 2l.-Iue autopsy on thc ooly
of George Taylor child who was poisoned oy its
father Wednesday night rueld, disclosed guam
tity OF strchnine IN the stomach The aIhcr VINO Az
tempted suicide after the crme ies upOn MS puhH ia
cell, ms whole appearance ihule"uhs 'iu'"o" ""N
utterly despondent man.
IMPRISONED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT
pm ,ptIPiuA, May 2l.-Isaac Rodgers, the FORMER
of the First National Bank OF Chester, VINO peai
ed ,ulty 10 embczkng S27 900 from 1879 10 lSSi ana
covering up cncieICy making fasc entries III lho
honk. f Tho bank WAS sentenced in tho United states
p.Uict Court to-day to the costs or prosecution
and 10 undergo AN imprisonment VI seven years III the
Eastern Penitentldry.
ACTION AGAINST THE SPRING BIRD
Ro,TnS May 2l.-An Information has beeu nled III
The United states Circuit Court by the Dstrct-Aoros
against the schooner Sprng Bird asking Tor het ior
leuTe and sale to pay lines and penalties lnposcd
upon her master. John Gomez VINO Is ohaFscu WI"
BRINGING passengers IN ihe schooner iso INC N'Po
dc Verde Gslands than Is allowed Dy law
MAYOR HARRISON WILL NOT INTERFERE
CuIrAGo. May II t>peciaD.-Mayor Harrison declared
to-day that would not reIhse 10 give peihls ior puN
ing AMBITIONS as no had requested To do by tho
CiIizcns' Association Tue ngnt between sullivan ana
Mitchell Will DO allowed TO take place
TuE STEAMSHIP ONO Our OF COMMISSION.
Pull ApILPlIiA. May u (SpeciaD.-Iho American
steamsnp ohio 1T present owned by the Intel natot
Iie has gone out uf commission anu VIII pc iliu up
The reason assigned Tor this action Is because sue y t
small compete with mo iarScI vessels
aId " run her Is constant loss " Aer owheis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
A MYSTERIOUS POISONING CASE.

SHARON SPRINGS, May u (SpecM0. -lhe
community il agtaed over the singular death of grI
OF sixteen by poisoning Peter c. Fritcher long lead
ing resident of this place. separated from his wfe lew
years ago and she Cazcnovia to I've soon after
ward he secured the services as housekeeper OF julia
Lawyer, age twenty-five, living at HchmondviIle
schoharie County The fact that they have lived ~ man
and wife for years has been generally known Lately
IL s said Frtcher grew jealous ani few days ago toll
her she must 20. At the same time lie wrote TO nor
father at Richmondve expressing MS desire To aiop
his sixteen year.old daughter Filth An arrangement
was made. Julia WAS told that her little sister was
comm to take her place whcreupon she New INTO
rage aud threatened murder Edith II she came ana
then kill herself No attention was paid to these utter
anccs Edith arrived on Monday night Inc Two @ Siris
.lept in the bed. On Wednesday morning Juild
puichased of Rough on Rats. ana IN snort tIhe
.fferward Etith taken deathly SICK Julia also
showed SIGNS Of having taken poison, Dut was not
seriously III. Edith fingered until last evening when
she died agonzIng death Previous 10 her death sue
made "A statement Justice Winnie that she took the
noson free will d because sue d not care
10 live longer. Coroner Frazer held an lnqnest 'his
afternoon IN "A crowded court room. Death from her
own nards the verdict. In spite OF Edtns deci'r
on the suspicion Is w0ely entertained tnat tue ",cI
sister persuaded to take the poison II ula "ouu
and that latter failed 10 keep her part OF
agreement Arrests are expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
A NEW CABINET IN ATHENS
PREMIER TRICouPIs FAvORs PEACE.

oon,rss BATTLES on THE FRONTIER - HE
TURKS SAID TO BE THE AGGRrss"Rs.
Arurxs. Nav 21.-M. Trcoupis has formed
neu Ministry. Ho assumes Professionally .nc o on'o'
~ Minister of War and Minister OF FINANCE "0 ''A'
" Iovr,rpos Minister Of the Interior.
n VorIPIoTos. Minister OF Jus zee. ,,o.,o,
n M,~ETAS. Minister OF iunlc ine'i"0''
~ TmrnKorIs Minister OF Marine c,
~ nv,cIvls Minister OF Foreign A""''
- r'.is rocoived an ovation last evening from 'hc
o,,,,ace Of Athens. In an iniervle" ne uc0'' -
,ho ,otcv Of the new Government wonll p' o"oi 49,
T,.rovcrnment would demobilizc the army """
,v.rt the financial crisis threatening "r'eo'' 'o
oraers.which had been given to denoo'"Io .sarod
Army have been cancelled ana 'rool' nav
,oroat once to the frontier. .,
NJ v,vts the last Premier before ne re"o" wv W.
.rarhol TO NJ Condourotti. Greek Mlhi''e' az -, =.
,inonle. 10 request tho Porte 10 sNo atom
Turkish troops which wonld rehdeT poS''
OF hostilties on the irohtle' , ,,or
nisnatcbes from the frontier, whence 'h'E
,oro sent at noon to day, report continued hiring
,,uoon the Turkish and Greek outposis Inc turks
ot,e,nped TO occupy Analipsis. Thoy have oeeh re-
mn sed at Thathendra The Greek infantry pur'ueu 'o
Used and retreang Turks near saint A'hahasius
Crock artillery has destroyed the Turkish ear'hworRs
ornosite Analpss The Turks who were entrenched at
sai,iosiba retreatcd toward Hissan-Melina
Naior D,umriotis has made the following report 10
the Government OF the fighting on the frontier:
While we were changing sentrics at kar1avitsa at i
oc'ork this morning. the Turks opened nre upon us
Ne replird The firing ceased. but after some mn
MES tie Turks suddenly reopened 1t along the whOic
Tne near NezerOs. | ordered our fire TO cease
and the Turks also stopped. At O'Clock
i the morning. the Turks renewed their firing this time
win artillery from Karis. At o'clock Turkish com
many advanced with the purpose OF taking Anallpsls
the Turks are assembling to attack our position AT
Nezeros They captured our post at Balraktori ms
nov succee ei in doing sudden rush. Ihave ordered
nv troops reoccupy other positions All now quiet
The Government has ordered the Greek commander to
ovot provoking hostilities. but If the Turks are the
sscressors the Greeks shall assume tbs offensive Inc
Creek forces reOccupied Bairakor. . .
Dr-h mau-Of-war has returned to SKiatho with the
,eegrapn Instruments which were removed from that
rlace by the Anstrians. -
Tho nrlns which occurred the frontier yesterday
did not result IN any bloOdshed The Turks opened hre
from distance the Greek forces Kept II up snort
time without effect. and then retired
LONDON May 21.-Tne remarkable manifesto issued to
the Black Sea fleet by the Car produced temporary
feeling OF panic in all the European Dourses. Dut thls
feeling was socn removed by the subsequent promulSa.
ton of tne pcaceful OF the new government OF
Greece The news % the firing on the crock frontier
today also uufavoraby affected the bourses and the
tone at the close was nat
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GREAT ICE-FIELDS ON THE BANKS.

ST. JOnN's, y. f., May u lSpectoh.-The
officers of the Nova Scotan, which arrived here
yesterday. reports having passed belt OF Arctic Ice
nearly 200 miles wide eastward OF Newfoundland. The
steamer Plover has arrived from the seal fisheries. and
her captain report that along tho northern coast OF
NewiOund and he passed the heaviest ccieds he had
ever seem The ice is travelling rapidly southward In
INC track OF the transatlantic steamers. Icebergs
among the Hoes can be counted by the hundreds.
captain Davis o. the barkentine Latiner reports that
on April g. IN latitude $50 81 north longitude 81 3J'
west, he passed the wreck Of British bark Goire
Her cabin furniture. beds charts. cLronomctcr and
almanac were intact The Glore was abando oned at sea
In sinking condition March l. Captain Davis set
fire TO the wreck she In the track Of ocean YES
sells lie also reports that large quantity OF wreck.
is driving toward the Newfoundland coast end that
ii Is doubtless from vessels crushed by Ice foes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
TUROUGH NEU- YORK STITE.
CHARGED WITH RETAINING CITY MONEY

CHARGED WITH RETAINING CITY MONEYS
SCHENECTADY, May 81 (Specidl.-Much cX
element this city over an open letter TO the
Common Council published by The Ga-es tins afternoon
charging the Mayor, H. : Defores with appropratIng
money belonging 10 the city The letter
anonymous, hut Is generally Supposed to have been
written by an eX-City- Attorney. The Mayor Is
charged with keeping license money due The city ;
and in a ailed statement OF the money that should
have collected AMI what Las been handed over To
the City Treasurer letter makes the amount retained
since Mayor Dcforcsts advent in olce somewhat over
$40 The City Attorney cites Section 40 OF the Peha
Code in relation the retention OF public money anu
opculy charges the Mayor with felony. The letter
closes with the following words: " In his promisei
forthcoming pamphlet, which II IL proposed to pnDlsn
showing our city "A fine business location, advise
that notice put in showing all the chances q man
has of making money by being mayor or the city.
I'm interview this evening the Mayor denies tue
charge and brands the statement "a " lie lie claims
tnat city Attorney bears grudge against nun LOT
M. late ac in favOring charge made oN the
ty Attorney while in office. Furthermore ne asserts
"A OF the license Tees have beon palu hn
which easily for the deficiency. some OF me
licensed vendors the city too poor To pay the ice
and he allowed them To make the payment IN III
etaments The Mayor Will ask the authorities TO lhves-
gate hs aud that he will reach MS ac
cuser by law. The CoumOn Council Will take action Ill
The matter next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
GOVERNOR RoBIE On TIE SITUATION.

PORTLAND Me-, May 21.-Govcrnor Robic
fishing vessels Lar and small is valy interested In
this discussou The rights OF the fishermen Will be pro.
teced hope and believe that this matter vii! be al
usted promptly with tn loss OF Nition nal dign
y the giving up Of the smallest OF rights OF even ono
of the humbest OF citizens Of United should
non law bat 1t Is the necessity and not the
law that be- de pored. Vice statesmanshp Will be de-
udnded to through the present trouble without
loss OF dignity or sacrifice OF right"
Sargent LOTd a SkliOn. part owners OF the GcnOoner
Ella NJ Doughty have received letter from Senator
Frye saying:
have entirely exhausted all my resources IN the
fishery matter. passed through the Senate day or
since "A law autnOTlZi the President to retddtc
by closing our ports against Canada, and as attached
ii to a House shipping bill think II Will become Jaw
in a few DAYS. Congress d. nothing more. The
entire responsible lily with tho President and
secretary They move slow. very slowly. All
diplomacy is timid sowgoing. That the Admins
tration wants "a commission or a reciprocal treaty /
have Doubt but the decided expressions OF opinion
The part of the Senate call halt am entirely
clear vessel cannot be forfeited under the
treaty lsls and that under the laws of Great Brl
asd this country had right purchase that which
wished supply Iscn with. or she must
yield obedience to the customs law Of Canada .
Dispatches received by the OwDeis OF the IIla W.
Doughty indicate that she has not yet been stripped
An uncOnirmed runor says that the Ella MAUD,
owned by Lewis, Chase Whten here has been seized
for shipping men IN OF The colonial ports Inc
say that If the p;ain shipped men he went be-
y0nd his Instructions II the Ella Maud has been seized
self The vessels OF this firm have been ordered 10 tdhc
bait from any provincial port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
V4R AMONG MICHIGAN LUMBERMEN.

DETROIT, Mich, May 21.-Therc Is a war
among the lumber OF Isabella County Recently
Judge Hart OF that county, granted an Injunction Tor
bidding Leaton Upton from obst ructins navigation At
the Parcs Brothers dam at Mount Pleasant which pre-
vented the running OF 50OOOOOO feet OF logs Last
week tho ill-fceliug between the sagi aw umbernen
and the Isabella County mill-owners broke out in vo-
lence Two men were thrown iuto the river Three log
drivers were arrested me charge or attempted muir
der AT Mount Pleasant THIS morning dy ante cart
ridge WAS exploded under dam OF Harris Brothers
Great timbcrs tOru up and thrown one upon the
other, and the water WAS rapidly loweroi' lhts ui'
was for use as feeder to float down logs. The In
Jury to the dam is several hundred dollars while the lOss
to the log drivers Will amount 70 thousands oi uoarS
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difficulties have yet to be overcome In the cutting ana
that the outing was contracted for below what the
work will actually cost The contractors will have to
suffer II what NJ Rousseau be true, aud not the COM
pany. adhere my belief that the canal will be COM
pletcd in 1889 aud ready TO furnish the Govern
with all tho information and documents In my pos
session which confirm me In my impression
NJ de Lcsseps pronounces the whole Rousseau incident
n thing OF little importance. The Canal COmpany's en-
ginecrs ned a consultation to day for the purpose OF
preparing statement in rchuttai OF NJ Ronsseans re-
port NJ de Lesscps saws that If the Government refuses
him permission to issue lottery bonds for the purpose OF
raising sufficient complete the Panama canal
he will get funds by other means and elsewhere thah
IN, Er.LIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
SENATOR FRYES PLAN OF REPRlSAl.
NOS-CON CUREENCE OF THE HOUSE IN THE AMEND
MENTs TO TIE SHIPPING BILL

MENTs TO TIE SHIPPING BILL.
WASHINGTON, May 81 (Speciah.-Thc action
OF the Special Committee shipping to-day in voting
TO recommend n-concurrence by the House In the
Frye amendment to the shipping bill which provides
that Canadian fishing vessels which enter American
ports shall be subject TO the treatment applied 10
American fishing vessels which enter p0rts OF inc
Dominion is not any indicative OF detcrmina
reject It, but rather OF unanimous desire 10
bring the matter speedily to legislative conclusion
After the bill passed the Senate with amendments MI
Frye offered motion for committee OF conference
which was adopted Under the rules OF both houses,
the report OF conference committee is privileged ana
may be called up any II seems to he the gen.
eral impression among tho friends OF American fishery
interests Congress should 1press itself with firm
well moderation the questions In contro
versy SUBJECT been considered at the last two
meetings of the Cabinet but. 80 far as can Dc ascer-
tanned, action has been decided upon. The state De
partment denies behalf OF Minister West the state
ment that he recently sought to renew negotiations Tor
International Commission to adjust the fisheries dls-
pue. That lie has been in almost daily conference WIN
the secretary Of state and that Mr. Bayard SUI ciings
pet idea OF commission. however, nave not been
denied There is fair prospect that the shipping Di
the Senate amendments VIII be sent to the Presl-
dent week for his approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
THE YANKEES STILL BUYING BAIT.

CANsO, n. S.. May 2l.-Scarcely day passes
without seeing one or more American fishing vessels
enter Canso harbor and anchor of the Custom House.
1t believed that while they here ostenslDy for
wafer their real object is to gain information about
bait and ice. They generally make Fox Island after
leaving Canso and there purchase all the bait and ice
they require Several vessels have within the last week
baited Chebucto Bay. but owing to the pre-
cautions by the shippers keep their intentions
and OF their vessels secret, II Is very
difficult 10 Obtain full particulars
Gloucester shipper native OF this country,who was
interviewed to-day the cruiser business huge
Joke. Owe can" he sad. get all the Ice and bait we
want right uLdrr Captain SCOTS nose. Dozens OF
vessels havc done So and only the Adams has been
caught-and she needn't have been hal the folks III
charge been widc-awake. I.tndslu luwne." he con-
Inne "ls absolutely useless, and schOOacrs
yet mere phantom ships
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
, pU0J0GR,pn HELD ~ HIS DEAD HAyn

Chicago, May PA wcll-dressod young
man. age about twenty who save his name as James
J. Mullarky and said that he was from Cleveland Oho'
rented a room at No. 73 North state-sL last MONDAY
Yesterday Muarky did not appear. and his iandio'u
forcing In the door Of tho found the dead body OF
the occupant on tho bed bottle OF sulpnuric acid told
the tale OF sclfdestruction The right hand tightly
clutched "A photograph OF IA beautiful brunette. Two
other pictures OF good looking young women were
found one the floor and the other on the pilio"'
Two letters addressed to Miss Lillian McAhetty,
No 32jJ Rhodesaye.. Chicago. and the other 10 us
brother w. H. Mularky. No II COrtlandt-st New otA'
were among bis effects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
INVESTIGATING TIE SEIZURE.

HALIFAX, May u (SpeciaD. The LanSdownc
was reported in ST. Mary's Bay, Dlgby County. to-day.
looking after American vessels dispatch from Eng
nshtown G. b. says that United States Consult General
Phean has arrived there taken the deposons OF the
captain of Doughty and her crew, and nervic wed
sub Collector McAuey who made the seizure o! the
DOu4 4hiy. That officer is mODcnary expecting dis-
patch the authorities ottawa, receipt or
which Developments are expected. Mr. Phelan mas
made thorough Investigation into tine facts or the
seizure and mailed report to Secretary Bsyarf. The
crew OF Ea VI. Doughty being sent home to
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
THE NEWS RECEIVED BY MIR. PENDLETON.

BERLIN, May 21.-Unitcd States Minister
Pendlcon and daughter Mary. witnessed tho parade
OF the Imperial Guard to-day AMI Oh returning to the
American Legation were handed a cable dispatch an
nouncing The death OF Mrs. Pcndeton Both were terri
bly, shocked As soon tho news had spread many
ladies' of the American colony FASTENED to sympahze
with the daughter, ant Mr. Pendeton received express
OF the deepest sympathy from all Sides Inc even
newspapers contained paragraphs expressing reret
and cOudocnce IL II not yet known whether MI rem
deton VIII America. II II expectet that the
son and tho other daughter. who now in Newly 0rk
viii come to Berlin Immediately after the funeral or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

10 SUPPRESS Labor DlSOi'ptko IN phhhhNi'
BERLIN, May 21.-ln the Relchstag to-day
Herr Hasenclever questioned tho Government regard
ing the Minister OF the Interior Won Putt
kamer, In reference to the conduct Of tho police
labor strikes Minister Won Boetticher
asserted that the decree did not infringe
upon tho right OF public meeting defined by the laws
OF the empire Tho police strictly enioncd to be
impartial to employees and empoyers.
Herr Banbercer said he believed that tho Government
had sufficient means AT command with the dan
the labor question without recourse to such
decree.
Minister Won Puttkamer said that the value OF the
right OF combining legitimate weapoD for working
doubtful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN May 2l.-The Emperor William to-day at
tended tho spring parade OF the Guards lie Is In good
health.
ALExAsDRIA. May 2l.-The sugar sales which were
expected realize 20 pastres per cantar or about 3
cents a pound have realized only 50 pasres or about
6la cents thus ulsettng the DaIra budget estimates
PARIS May 2lt is considered certain tnat the GOV
eminent Will prohibit the Coiue DC Parls, VINO 10 NO" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

ATTEMPTED WIFE-MURDER AND SUICIDE
srHISGFIlLD Mass. May 2l-Audrew j. Wigglh'
"a brickl.yer and his wife. VINO Is twenty -h'e' WIZ
walking IN Dwignt-st to day wnen WisHu nfcd lhIo"
shots al his WIFE crowd pursued Wlggln. VINO ran
down an alley lie placed the muzze OF tue ps'vi 10
his temple and fred dr0ppng dead. Mrs Mlggln y III
"A critlcsl cund tou Domestic troubles the cause
OF the tragedy. Virgins father II Il SAID mas pech
clerk and president the New Hampshire LsgisAluIe'
COLLEGE PRESIDENT 70 RESIGN:
CARLISLE PENN May 2l.- Professor McCinlry mas
bccu nresiieut of Dickson College for tWenty-vr as
Sign Oh June ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

MIR. AND Mrs IIOrGHTON.-Thc Missionary, IIOughton.
and hs wife, who murdered by natives III the
River Janna district East Africa. were Methodlsts
They belonged IN Cheshire England. Mrs Houghton
was a Young and handsome woman and the conple were
both Jealous missionaries They went to East Africa In
1854.
GERMAN SUGAR BoUSTY.-Thc provisions relative to
the bounty OF beet root sngar in the biIl
passed by the German Reic!stag yesterday were IN
correctly stated The bounty fixed at IL marks from
October. 1856. TO Noyember. 1887 aud at II marks
% pfennings thereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
THE CAPTURED FISHING CHlFI
WHAT SECRETARY sAYARD EXPECTS.

INTERVENTION By THE HOME GOVERNMENT-DF-
TAILS or THE SEIZURE,
WASHINGTON. May 81 (SDecial Il is under
stood that in response to letter of inquiry addressed
by Frye the State Depart ment in regard to
the fisheries dispute Secretary Bayard has written
note which lie says demand for the release OF
the seized vessels and indemnity to their owners has
been made upon the Canadian authorities The secre'
tary also takes the opportunity to state at length the
position which the State Department is determined to
maintain in the matter which position 1t is believed
meets views ned by Senator Frye The latter started
this morning for Maine to be absent for about two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES N VARIOUS PLACES.


CHELSEA, VT, May 2l.-Ihe house, sheds
and barn OF W. W. Parker OF this place. we're destroyed
by fire Wednesday night and horse was burned to
death. No insurance.
PmrIADEGIIIA, May 2l CSpec,ll. The grocery store
OF Ccw a Son, at wellington and Montgomery avcs WAS
burned this morning The loss was $1,000 with no H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22

TOMBSTONE, Ariz.. May p. - band OF
Apaches killed two MeIcaps on Mesea ranch near lh'
Mexican line yesterday They also waylad ana KIe"
tvo Me c1cans and fata ly wOunded boy between Mes
cal Springs and san Pedro The leading residents Oh
Tombstone have sent petition to the Federal Govern
n.n setting forth the condition OF affairs in this ycin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
przzLED BY AN ERUPTIOY OF THE EARTH

Chicago, May 21.-A dispatch from Stiil-
water Mimi says: rne family and farm hands OF l.
H. Townsnend, who lives near here were thrown into
manic Yesterday by sudden loud report aud upheaVa
Of dirt and stones 400 feet into the air close to the iar
house The Townshenis believe that the eruption "nS
I'm me nature Of a volcanic uphcayaL hole l"cutY (,
nye feet deep torn IN the earth. and stones
out by explosion were found half mile away o
| lal..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-22
FLEEING FROM THE SLOPES OF KryA

CAToNIA, Sicily, May 21.-lhc eruption of
Mount IL hourly increases. The molten lava was
only two hours distant from Ncoos. eight miles from
here on the slope OF The volcano when the Inhabitants
fed Many dwellings, we're destroyed, but liyc lost
Earthquake shocks are constantly occurring