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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-08-24
A Foreign Healer"

Paris, Aug. 24.-A great pilgrimage to
Lourdes is now under way.
To day twelve special trains left the
terminus of the Orleans railway with
pilgrims for that shrine. Many Of the
travellers were SO i'll or crippled that it
was necessary to carry them on the trains
on stretchers.
With accessions from the country the
pilgrims will number 30,00o
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GUMRY HOTEL ENGINEER.

Elmer Loescher Arrived at AntOnito
Last Night-Says Explosion Was
Not Due to His Carelessness
LEFT Denver Because He
Feared Violence
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\ Great Blessing

My wife and I have found in Hoods
Sarsaparilla. She had rheumatism very
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KANSAS CITY SUICIDES.

Four Prominent Men in that City
Have Taken Their Lives within
as Many Days.
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YEsri5linAY,, smssIoN.

-
,iIss Yoko'a rcstimony--iIuimos Rests His
Case without Introducing HltncsSoa.
PmLAppLriuA, Nov. l.--To.day's aes.
,lon Of the Holmos trial was begun by
tho recalling Of Mr,. pictaol. Mr.. Ora.
ham asked hor II thcro werO any culs
to tho ahirt Sho yesterday identified as
her husbands, and sho replied that
lIolmos had taken thom from tho trnnI,
and destroyed them, This was tue only
question. IA
On crossexaminalIon Mr., Shoemaker
rigIdly questioned the unfortunate wo'
man concerning hor travels with Iol.
mes and hor subloaulnl arrest Tor con.
ppirncy. His apparent intention was to
show that Mrs. piotacl had been tho
controlling influence during tho rambl.
ingi throughout tho country, and that
sho carried Holmes about IN an attompt
to cvadc arroVt.
"You want to provo that gho was not
Trilby, but syonrali, augsoitod Judge
Arnold. THAT 8ho lod him."
This remark was drawn out BY n
DISPUTE over thu relevancy OF tho Cro9a.
examination, which was not pushed
further
John King, Of Now York, who said ho
had no bugiuo1i aud looked aS II hO
wished no had, waa called.
HOLMES nook.
"whnt huvo you boon doing tho past
ak muntha2
"rnyclng about the country most Of
"And tho balance Of tho timo2'
"ilcndng lho manuscript Of the book,
'lIoImoi Owu story
"Whcro wa1 II publlahcdP
1900 UrosDuut hrolt, ! Ind charge
Of tho manuscripl aud rcRd tho proofs"
"l'fom whom did YOU got tho manu-.
aorlptY
tho defence horO objected TO ovoty.
thing In rciorOnCn to tho book, but
wnro oyouulul, aud tito witness an'
aworUli
"l g5l iomo nj II from ur. Shoemaker,
llUlmup' lnwyOt, aud HDml from Mia,
l.pnf, n iynNWrior In MA ulliur, aud
puilshol ihH. what ! racoiyad W
Amy LlnE llutypHwrl'tr fnl'rrod TO,
said Bnn received tWl manuscript " thu
blul, lfnm Mr hhuuWtErG IL wl In
poncl bnl tho Handwriting Htp IN.
known ~ hur specimen " Holmes
llWdWutInr wni shown hur aud Fhn
identified 10 ~ thoHnmr.
Detective buvor recalled, nnil Ito had
boon aOnt down TO Holmes coil, about
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MADRID, Nov. Ia dispatch received
hors from Havana says that a corporal
in tho command OF volunteers sur.
rendered Fort vigia without fighting, as
he owed money to tho leader OF the in-
surgents attacking. The insurgents
have boarded aud looted the steamer
Goledad, aud they continue to burn
plantations.
Tho above is conlrmatory Of dis.
patch directly from Havana received
exclusively BY the Associated Press yes
tsrday. Fort Vlgia, IL was reported,
was garrisonod BY nino volunteers, two
OF whom fled and sevon joined the In
surgonts, who burned the fort and car.
riod away Its stock Of arms aud an.
nunition.
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A sCnAp OF HISTORY


or the Days Of 1870 Iu South Carolina
When Democrats Got Control.
COLUMBIA, S. O., Nov, 1.-The session
Of the constitutional convention to-day
was like a meeting of an historical
society. Nearly all tho old records Of
negro government were threshed over.
One Interesting feature was brought
out in the discussion Of political atiairs
in 1870 whom the Democrats got pos
session OF tho atato. II was that proml-
nent state officials had entered into an
agreement with President Hayes not to
prosecute tho dishonest Republican
state officials, white and black, on con-
dition that South Carolina ciLlzens iln-
prisoned at Albany and elsewhere for
violation OF tho federal election laws
ahould be pardoned. Il, D. Iillman was
q party TO the agreement and no stated
that it was faithfully carried out by
both parties.
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TnouBLE Nr MAIlsoYAN.
Attempt to purn tue American College.
Agitation Began Year Ago.

Attempt to Burh tue American college.
Agitation Began n Year Ago.
CoSsrASrlNorLE, Nov, l.-Advicos
from Maraovan. Asia Minor. show that
tho trouble which was anticipated by
tho United States ambassador, Mr..
Alexander ". Terrell, in a dispatch to
tho state department in August last,
has eliminated in an attempt to burn
tho American college thero. II Is added
that the woul.be incendiarieI have not
been discovered.
Tho agitation against tho Americans
at Marsovan began about year ago,
when number OF pupils OF tho Ameri.
can college werG expelled because their
fathers were suspected OF being impll.
cRlod in the Armopian movement. This
caused suspicion to fall upon the pro-
iossors OF the college, i've In number,
and two OF whom arO Americans. Mr.
Terrell notified tho authorities at Wash.
ington that Garahcd, naturaliEsd
American citizen, had been assNssinatod
0t Marsovan, close to the church door,
as he was going to attend q religious
snryico. Garabed was Quo Of tlio stu
dents who had previously been sent
away from tho college. at tho request OF
tho Turkish authorities, on the ground
that he was connected with tho Armc-
nian royolulionisH. Ho waa the chief
man OF tho Protestant community ut
Marsovan, and chairman OF tito conn
Gil OF thirty, who arc held responsible
for the peace Of tho city,
Garubad, however, 10 said to have
been murdered by tho royoluIionists bo.
cause no had given tho govOrnmant in.
formation regarding their plans At
tho Sumo timu Mr.. Terrell notified the
state department at Washington that
tho rovulutionists marked the professor
ut Marsuvan for slaughter long bOlorO
the Sassun alrOctiOa were committed.
President Tracey aud Prof Riggs, Of tho
Mar4nvan college, were specially dia'
liked hY tho rovolutionists, aud thoir
liyos w0ro threatened for having cou.
sontUd to tho expulsion OF tho Armo'
nian slnlonLS suspected OF being In
sympathy with tho revolutionary move.
mont. Eventually q Turkish guard
was furnished to tho college at tho rc'
quest OF Mr.. lorroll, Rnd oil danger
suomcl 10 paia away, especially In Wow
Of tho iaGI that tho UnitOd Statos author.
itici had previously compelled tho
rntklsh government to pay an indom'
nily ~ u result Of tho dOitruOlion OF ono
Of tho school buildings NJ MAr1Oyan,
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VARSA, BULGARIA., Nov. l.-According
to adyices received hore from ConsIan'
tinoplo, a most serious condition Of
aGairs exists there. There seems to be no
doubt that the report Of the discovery
OF a plot against the palace on Monday
evening last is correct, and three Mus
solmen are said to have been arrested at
Stambuul in connection with 1t, In adj
dition, several houses have been
searched and q quantity OF arms has
been seized.
Considerable alarm is reported to ex'
lat at tho Nildiz kiosk in consequence
Of tho fact that tho Albanian guards
refused to do duty there any longer. 1t
la supposed that the guards were sub
orned by the Musselman committees,
aud thore seems to be little doubt but
that eight Of tho soldiers were executed
aud twonty.iour others were cont TO
different prisons.
In Auatolin the feeling OF discomfort
against the rule OF the sul,an is becom-
ing 80 marked that important events
arc expected to take place shortly.
The fusion OF the MuSsulman and
Armenian committees is believed to bo
imminent, and it il said upon good au.
thority thR a joint revolutionary mani
ieSt1 will shortly bO issued.
The Turkish government Ia aware OF
tho serious aspect which atTalra was TAX
inc, aud it Is evident that desperate
efforts aro being made at Constantinople
to raise money with which to provide
for the calling out OF the army reserves.
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IN A PARAGRAPH.


Tho condition Oi tho treasury ynllCr'
iny wat, available cn,h balance, Sl7O,.
Oi7Hgfglld reserve, Sg9,0l8,ih
Cardinal Bcnlto 8ansy i'om', arch.
biahnn Of Seville, In d,hd lilo was born
In 1928 aud wa, crcaied cardinal In lB59
Tho ompotor Of Japan has sent m
autograph latter thanking tho Unllol
State, government for it1 good olilco!
during tho war buLwoon Japan aud
China.
Ilfo monthly coinage atatcnontsliow9
tho coinage oXeou'od Rt tho Uniicl
Elalr lmta 1urlug lho mouth VI Onin'
rcr ~ nRyr boon ng inllUwai Gold, So
al5,7Dl, sllyor, $3.50 900; onwccnl piocoa,
elJ. .lJJ, lolNl COINAGE, 5,DjO!OJ,
Ilu report that Capt lsnnc llnmcll.
tho victorian loorkoppor NJ tho Unl,od
Etulol dualn, wna dynH, IN not con'
dfmul. llO Ia suffering from stomach
trouble, bat liN physician atn'oa hn IN
not ldngofOn1ly WI. Captain llhHott "
scyonlysix yoats ol ago, huwoyur and
auto iooblo, and tho physician does not
think In will bn nblo 10 perform his
dntloB much lOngor
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ALLEGKD PLor
on tho Part of Catholics to Annex Mexico
TO tho Unltod States,

OhNho AoFf W. NAhhuNpA 20 AHhuA npAlSu
to tho UNltod States,
Mexico CIrY, MEX, Now l,-Party
feeling is being stirred up over an al
logged plot on the part OF the higher
clergy in favor Of secret annexation to
tho United statOa, Itis slhrged in lIbor.
al papers that the late Archbishop La
bastida had before hIs death planned
to erect here an American Catholic
church which should DO built with
American money aud should be AmGrI.
can in the personnel Of tho clergy at
tached to the church. This was to be
in the nature 'ot an overture to the
Catholics Of tho United States and q
manifestation OF the desire OF the Mexi.
can clorgy to bring about close under
standing
1t isl now avsrred that Bishop Plan.
easte's motive in inviting Archbishop
Corrigan aud other great Catholic dig.
nitaries OF the United States was to
make the strongest possible bid tor
Catholic support in tho northern re-
public, and also to indicate to the masses
OF the Mexican Catholics that they had
powerful friends in tho United States.
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and large boys, but generally permitting
the women and younger children to
live, For iiya hours this horrible work
OF inhumpn butchery went on, tho
cracking OF muakotry, sometimes Ike
YOlley from q platoon Of soldiers, but
more often single shots from
near and dlstant points, tho crash.
lug in Of doors and the thud
OF sword blows sounded on our
ears. Then tho sound OF musketry
died away and the work OF loOIing be-
gAu. Every shop Of an Armenian In
the market was guIted, and the viclors
in this cowardly and brutal way glutled
themselves with spoils.
There IL no telling how many have
persisted. Four hundred is moderate
estimate-probably the figure would
riio much higher and how far tho mas.
sacre will sweep through the Villages
romans to be seen.
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Sighted a burning Vessel.

QrtESsrowS. Nov. 1.-The Cuuard
limo steamship Campanin, from Now
York on October 90, arrived hore this
morning and reported that on October
2s, Monday last, in latitude 45 and
longitude IS, at 0:l5 p. IN, she saw q
burning wooden throo.mastod vessel.
Tho Campania bore down upon her aud
found sho had bosn,losOrtOd. II ia sup.
posed that tho crow OF tho burned craft
had already boen picked up by a pass.
ing vessel. Tho pussonPers OF tho Cam.
pania aGy that tho burning ship present.
Cd II most grand spectacle.
Misp Calhoun, n sncond.cabln passon'
gur, during tho passage from New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov l,-To.mor.
row nlgat tho world will probably
know whether or no. Holmes will hang
incidentally, Holmes, who ia not now a
part OF tho world, but q moro shruukcn
Gguro with number, cage, and at all
mems enmiLy, will himIoIi know.
When tho trial began last Monday
everybody anticipated sIOgo OF at
least two wOoks, but yesterday tho caaO
took ono sudden turn and to-day Rn'
other which will holp to push il to swilt
conclusion. Tho decision OF Judge Ar.
mold that no testimony would bO ad'
mltIed other than tha. bearing directly
on the murder OF Benjamin +. PlOizel
had tho elect OF keeping out group OF
gruesome exhibits and silenc.ng about
thirty witnesses brought hor0 from
Canada, Now England aud tho west and
supported for six days at the common
wealth $ expense.
THAT Is our our case" had scarcely
fallen from tho lips ol tho common
wealth'q prosecutor before counsel for
the defense had calmly arisen and made
what many persons characterized rs "a
bold bluff" and many more as playing
the last card left.
They confidently told tho court that
the commonwealth had not made ont
its case and asked Judge Arnold to tell
the Jury 80 as 10 wind up the trial then
and there.
District Attorney Graham smiled au
official smile aud said tha was too abb
surd to auswor, but Judge Arnold OK.
pressed no opinion other than that the
case would have to proceed.
Then counsel made tho astonishing
statement that thoy wanted iime to find
out what tho defense was going to be,
because lhoy had been 30 bnsy listening
TO tho evidence againaE thOm they had
not had a chance to prepare an answer
to it. The court wa, not very shXiuua
to croalo another delay, bu. finally sua-
pended business and cAvo tho attorneys
an hours talk with Holmes. This ovor,
thsy came back to court and pleased
everybody, except tho morbid mob
peertng ovor ono nnothor's head in the
back OF tho room, by declaring that
they would call no witnesses, but sub.
nit the case on argument alone. This
will begin tomorrow morning, and tho
lawyers said it would end before tho day
wAs over.
There is au impression that Lawyer
r. o. Moon will do tho talking toT tho
defense and his forensic ability J. OF no
mean order. 1t was ho whom Holmes
calloi upon last Monday whom ha dis
missed hil lawyers, Mr. Moon declining
INC task through lack of time for pre-
paration. lie admitted being familiar
with the main facts and will ho well
qualified to address tho jury.
Thero was no change IN Holmes do
meanor to-day, although n keen observer
might have perceived deeper pailor
on bis checks aud In his blue eyes. tho
subduei glare ola wild beast tracked to
Garth at last. But IL needed a keen cyc
to detect 1t II 1t wGs thcre.
|
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wAsniSdroS, Nov. l.-Tho present in.
dicatlon i, that the ceremony on con.
iorring the cardinals boresta on Mon
slgnor satolli will DO on or about Docom-
Dor sth. The consistory at Rome Is OK.
pocsod to assemble between the llth
and l4th OF the present month, aud II
this plan is carried out there will bo
ample time to arrange the ceremony so
that it may DO held on the sIh. There
is no further doubt that Monsiguor sa.
,oIli will go to Rome at the next conSis.
tory, following the one about to nslem.
bic. and will probably rema thoro.
His going to Rome is An eSso ntlRl to his
appointment.
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SPECIAL Di,pa.ch 10 ne hhgtgaIaG.
HUSTlSGroN, W. Va, Nov 1.-The
Ohio River Railroad Company sus,
tanned quito q loss tonight in collision
that occurred in tho lower part Of town.
A shifting engine was backing out OF
siding when an extra noFth'bound
cattle train came along. and the two
locomotives Cauo together. No one
was injured, but eight cars wero ditched
and the track blocked until midnight,
Ohio River passenger trains going
around by the Chesapeake & Ohio. The
loss is estimated at $1,000.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, Now l.-Tho au'
premo court met to-day, with all tho
judges present.
In the case OF Sugar Croak, Packs
Branch and Paint Greek Railroad Com.
pany against McKell aud others, from
Fayette county, writ Of error aud su.
persedeas was allowed.
In the case OF the Wells Stone Mer.
camille Company against Truax aud
others, from Fayette county, former
order was modified so As to allow writ
oferror without supersodeas.
The court adjourned until to-day.
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i.lnnnrA n,n -r,nIn lLnbpprr

ALtroASy, MIcn, Now i.--Iamo'
brown, who mNdo tho confession
which resulted yesterday IN recovering
aolnp ol tho booty taken In tho lics,lor
ind, train robbery, Myi TINT hmHrli
ADp aud John smillry wnrn tlin princi.
pala In thutallur jDhn Bmhlloy IL tho
man who WatahnL rc1Inlly hV olIirnrl,
VINO wont 10 nrfolt him on nnsnlrhh nj
llip mnulnr of Olifur Powers, ufar
Gtnnd lnpIIa. Abt 5mnllcya whurc.
nbuut1 nto not known ltwW cutmod
tllnt john gnnllOy planned tho ll0dup
on tho q. Il NJ W.. railroad.
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CLEVELAND, O., Nov. 1.-The Big Four
company has abandoned the proposed
'llyer" train with which it was au'
nounced an attempt would DO made to
lower tho worlds long distance single
track record next Monday, between
this city aud st. Louis. Owing to the
lateuesi Of the season 1t lie deemed ad-
visablo not to make tho trial for the
prosent, at least.
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DUBRANl DOOMED.
Jury Returns q Verdict ofMurdOr
In tho Flrst Degree
AFTER TWENTY MINUTES ABSENCE,
Tho Men Cheer While the Women
Weep HysterIcally.
TIE MOTHER OF THE MURDERER

Gives Way TO Unpontro'laDlo GrIoG
and cllnGs to Her son-Durrans IL
somewhat Affected ut tho Decision
or the Jury, but Finally HeoovNrs
Ills old.Tlms Composurc, and
Leaves tho Court l,oom With a
Jaunry, indifferent ats..T"o Friends
and Relatives OF tho Murdered Girl
Hear tho Verdict With Mingled
Smiles and rcars-rho TrlOI Long
Strain on tho Court and tho Country
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ANOTHER SURPRISE
DsYelopa In tho Trial Of the Multi
Murderer Holmes.
NE REFUSES TO CALL WITNESSES
Aud Rests His Case on tho Evil
denoe OF the Commonwealth.
BUT HIS COUNSEL Ask FOR time

To Prepare u Lime OF Dotonse-Tho
Testimony all In and tho Arguments
Begin To.Iay-A Verdict May bo
Reached To.niGht-Mlss' Yoke, His
Alleged Wife, Tolls an Interesting
Story on tho Witness stand-sho
Was Married TO Him Whom sho
Know Ho Had Another wIro living,
Closing Scenes of a remarkable
Trial. A
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SjKfIdT DI2DlEs0 TVV'7 IHEE8TIE7lH'
HUSrINGroN. Nov l.-Harvey Thomp.
son, tough character, attempted to
assault the ten-yoar-old daughter Of
"sam" Crabtree in Mingo county yes.
terday. He frightened tho child into
fits, from which sha has not yet recov.
cred. A crowd of Crabiree's neighbors
arc in pursuit OF Thompson, and they
will use him badly II ho is caught,
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TOLEDO. ONO, Nov. 1.-Governor
Hastings, OF Pennsylvania, and D. X.
Watson, Of Columbus" spoke at tho
Memorial Hall this evening to largo
audience. Governor Hastings confined
his remarks to protection aud Tocl'
procily "a outlined by Mckinley. lie
also urgei tho recognition Of Cuba as q
beligoront nation. A reception was
hold after the meeting.
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WAsnISGroS, b. c., Nov 1.-ThO
monthly statement OF tho public dObt
issued to-day at tho treasury depart
mont, shows tho debt loss cash in tho
treasury, to have been mt the close oil
bu,inoss yesterday S5iG,i3l, los. which
is an increase for the month Of Sj.3il,.
l72, which i4 accounted for by tho loss
OF S5,ij7, ,S5i in tho cash in the treasury.
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LroMxsrER, Mass, Nov. l.-Mosos J..
Lowering, n wealthy retired farmer Of
thil place, aged cishty.iwo yonr', COM
mittod suicide this morning by strAng.
ling himself with towel. I.ovesing'H
vito died Wednesday, and crIct on nc.
count oi hnr death together With do
spondcncy at his own poor health 10
anid 10 hnYn boon tho cAnAn.
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Wednesday night. Tho Hon. W. I.
RsGtley, who was member OF the
kentucky legislature in 1888, and tho
molt prominent man in Leslie, fought .,
duel to tho death with "Blge" lIignito,
a man OF very bad reputation, having
killed his brother about u year ago,
llignito died immediately Bentley
lived about eight hours.
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CoLuupiA, s. G., Nov l.--AitOr fYO
days Of debate Senator Tillmnn'a suiF.
rago plan was ordered to Its third road.
ing tonight by yoto Of 60 to 81. lhnro
wcra M aonintionAl Incidents, but
nearly every mnmbor took occasion TO
explain his vote before tho ballot was
iukOu
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TWO p0nIrlGlaN, ELopE


With Young Girls bnlonglnE to First Fam
iIies-noth Msu Have Families.
OMAHA, NER, Now Ia special to
tho Doe from wayerIy, Nob,, says; Dr.
George McCandlesa and E. Il, Yiuing,
prominent Nebraska politicians. have
eloped with Misses Alice Miller and
Margaret Ward. The girls are Is years
old and connected with tho first families
in this community, Tuesday MIss Nil.
Ter loft home saying she wRI going to
visit friends in Lincoln. DR.. McCand.
loss loft Waycrly about tho same time.
Ilu told his family tina! he would DO
back Yesterday morning. Miss Miller
did not visit her friends; the doctor did
not roturn as agreed. The register OF q
Lincoln hotel showed tho following
entry; sc. A. McCandless aud friend,
Wayerly. IS l."
Vinins aud Miss Ward appeared in
that city yesterday morning Tho olop-
ing quartotts loft ostensibly for Arizona.
Both men have families.
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rnNDlHOND HUtOnEnIHs.
Tho Frlghttul islnuIhtoro lnuocsnt POO.
plr-.thO shops LoOiSd.

Tnmsosp, Nov. l.--until Monday,
October Z, matters acomOj to bc quot.
lug down whom an incident SLIrrOd up
tho excitement anuw.
Tho ncxl morning, October 9Th, nil
supposed that tho danger wNa past
gndinnly likN u clap ui thunder In Il
clcar aIty, tho trouble began. I'm.
auspcclod pooplo walking hIcng tho
alrrrli wcrO 1lot ruthlo,aly down, Mon
standing Or sitting quietly Nt ilntt
shop doors wuro instantly drpnpod
with n bullot through lhOr hcnls or
harris. Ihcir aim was deadly aud ]
hhyO heard VI no wounded mon, Some
worc glaghcd with swords until lilo was
extinct rlloy passed through tho
nuttlota whore only old mon, women
aud Chlldron remained, killing tho mon
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AGAINST THE PALACE.
Plot to AasessInate the Sultan OF
Turkey Discovered.
A SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS
Exists at oonatantInople, and
Alarm Spreading to All Points.
THREE MUSSULMaNS ARRESTED

Houses Searched and Quantity of
Arms seIzed-AIbanIan Guards Res
fuso to DO Duty, aud Eight are EI'
Ocutcd-TnsIon OF Mussulman and
Armenian Committees believed TO
DO Imminent - Moro Troubles In
ArmcuIa-Attompt Made to Burn
tho American College at Marsoyan,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-02

JERsGY CRY. n. j., Now John s.
Croyior, vol known real estate dealer,
doing business at SO North street, lilo.
bokon. committed suicide to-day in his
Office by shootin; himself. CrcVIor's
homo was In Montclnir.