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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

ConStantinOple. NJ. 16.-The Italian
feet is on It's way to Salorica bay to
Join the British fleet OF about twenty
warships already there. The French
and Russian feet is expected there
shortly. The representatives Of the
powers, as n result of communications
exchanged with their governments,
have had another informal meeting at
the French embassy. When the four
squadrons have united and the British
ambassador returns some decided step
upon the part Of the powers may be
anticipated.
News received here from the district
Of Van to-day records fresh massacres
Of Armenian Christians there. The
Kurds of Van are said to be attack
ing and p%illaging the Armenian vii
lagos, and the Turkish officials are re
ported to be pOwerleSs to preserve
order.
Further troubles are also reported at
Kharput. MalitiCh and Arahkir. and
at Marash the ~bloCdShed and Outrages
are said to have lpcn eve more ter
rible and prolonged than at Erc:Ioum.
During the Iioting at MagashStIad-
jim and Orfah, the Americas his
siOnarieS. thanks 10 the strong Aepre-
sentatious made on the subject ~ the
porte by the United States arhbas-
sador. Alexander w. Terrell, We're pro
tected by the Turkish gendarmes. This
1t is known. was by direct order of
the porte telegraphed to the Turkish
officials at the places mentioned.
Owing to additional disquieting news
just received here from Sivas, Mr.. Ter
rell has renewed his demand that the
porte protect the missionaries. and he
is holding the Turkish government re-
SpOnSible for their lives.
There are rumorS in Russian circles
here OF great activity being displayed
incOnnectiOn with the Black sea feet
of Russia. and for some time past i'm
pOrtant movements of troops are
known to have been taking place on
the frontiers of Russia. nearest to the
disturbed districts of Asiatic Turkey.
Prosecuted Turks.
COnStantinOple, Nov. 16.-Otficial dis
patches published here to-day from the
disturbed districts say that the Ar
menianS in every case have been the
aggreSsors and attacked the MusSul-
mans, who were obliged To defend
themselves against the f~erOcity of the
Armenians. At Arabkir. Oct. 2G and
~. the official reports add, the Arme-
mans set fire to a mosque. school and
bazaar with bombs and massacred a
number OF Mohammedans. The au-
thorities, it is claimed, afterwards dis
covered forty bombs. which the Arme-
mans intended to explode in the local
barracks and government offices.
On Nov. >. still according to the Off
cial announcements. the ArmenianS Of
Birmingham attacked the government
offices, barracks and other buildings,
but were dispersed by the military.
Over 5000 revOluIionists are said to be
assembled at T~chOukmerzen and
Adana. prepared TO fight the Turkish
troops.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
Killed His Cousin.

Eden Vallen, Mimi. Nov. 13.-Leslie
son of L. Ii. Caswell. of this village,
accidentally shot his little co lsin, aged
four years, son of Frank Nelson. at
Union Grove yesterday. A shotgun
was left in the room where the boys
were playing. and Caswell shot his
cousin through the head killing him
instantly.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
CO-INsURANCE ILLEGAL.
So Decides the Attorney General I'm.
der the PreNent I~nsuEnnre LuN

der the Present insurance Law.
ST. Paul, Nov. l1.-AttOrney General
Childs this morning rendered Insur-
ance Commissioners Smith an opinion
upon the legality of four forms of rid
ers relating - insurance and rents
which the insurance men proposed to
attach to their policies. The attorney
general holds that three of the forms
are illegal. and that the first rider,
providing that the company snail be
table 10 the assured for the actual loss
Of rent ensuing from Il destruction of
rented property by fire not exceeding
the amount of the Insurance, is valid.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
The Sawyer Patent

States supreme court decided the i'm
portant case of the Consolidated Elec-
trio Light company, against the Nc
Keesport Light company, in favor Of
the defendants. The court holds the
Sawyer-Man patent invalid. The de-
cisiop was handed down by Justice
Brown.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

vov, 12.-Advices received
LohuV] %"ihronicle from Constantlnopie
p TIE ra nTect that Il consul has just
RE 10 I,o,o and that he describes y
|rlIe" Inntry from Erzeroum ana
Fhoie nc bciug completely devas-
CrepiHoI" ~ Armenian town and VII
ue" l. in ruins. Heaps Oh uhpurieu
[asp orr found everywhere.
P'ale TS,,tish official states that the
A -" "rfaiuatpd at l1rzcroum with
FfOuurr on thc government house,
pa al" rv fine torture Cf prisoners. Pc
(auss" was freely used for tn" pur-
frceunr so.rirr fire to the houses Of
lCs' ,rmenians. According to the
Ene nicle adviccS the patriarch in
Ihio ~, 60 send a pastoral letter TO the
enu uhos tomorrow. announcing the
in.on's nromised reforms, and coun-
m" na,iepcc on the part of all his
4 %rmenian followers.
The Vienna correspondent or the lei
,,anb saws that news from C~onstanti-
nia indicates that even the foreign
arc in danger. and that the central
Enronean powers have decided to em-
w. energetic measures TO defend the
(n r~s and property of their subjects.
=, dispatch to the Times from Con
t,ntipople says that as proof that the
mpnian massacrcS are ordered from
vildiZ kiosk. not necessarily with
s%sultan's knowledge. but by iniiuen-
A men of the palace party, anxious
discredit the administration of HI
nl Pasha. recently grand vizier. the
Instance of Diarbckir is worth citing.
cambon. the French ambassador.
ftpr learning of the two days rioting
4 Diarbekir. threatened to hold Alex
marietta with the French squadron
bptl the resignation Of the governor
ad been brought about. Two hours
After this threat reached the yildiZ
kiosk, Diarbokir was tranquil. The
fines correspondent says that this $
eloquent fact explaining the Situa-
lon. and that many smaller instances
,int the same way.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

Philadelphia, Nov. II. Mrs. Char.
lotte Moon Clark (Charles NJ. Clay, q
literary Of note, is lying criti-
cally i'll at the residence Of her son,
Rev. Frank Pinckney Clark, rector Of
st. Georges Protestant Episcopal
church. West Philadelphia. She mat
with a serious fall last August and has
Ieen confined to her bed since.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
GOulds Must INV Tn

New York, Nov. lit was decided
by the supreme court to-day that the
heirs of Jay Gould must pay taxes on
SlO.OOO.OOO Of personal property, the
valuation on which the tax commits
Sloners based their assessment.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
senator sherman III

Washington. Nov. 17.-SenGtor Sher-
man iics been confined TO his house
with a severe cold, but was somewhat
better to-day. He hopes to be able to
leave his room tomorrow.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

ConStantinOplc. Nov. l3.-AS Il result
n the exchange of numerous kilograms
between the representatives of the
bowers and their respective govern
Lents, lasting nearly all day Saturday
In important meeting of the ambaS-
kdOrs was held here to-day and the
stUatiOn was thoroughly discussed.
finally it was decided to send fresh
presentations to the Turkish min
Eer Of foreign affairs. TcWtik Pasha,
plewing in much stronger language
DE demands addressed 10y the amhas-
(aa0s 10 Tcwiik PaSha'S prcdeccSSDr.
Eaa paSha. on Nov. >. and insisting
ppm being Informed without further
Pesy as TO what measures the porte
h9iflB&teS taking in order tn restore
EnT Armenia aud reminding tn"
IIM government that it has al
E&5 been notified of the intention of
sBTerS acting in concert To take
Swn steps in the matter. should
fFelop the action of the porte is i'll
haaIc to deal with the state of
hihhy prevailing in AnatOlia.
MS known that the sultan still re-
S 10 believe that the powers are in
md as To The action to he taken in
s. of the porte'S failure To restore
F@r in the Turkish empire. No
Nnnt of persuasion seems stron.
aash to bring Abdul Hamid 10 rea-
p and the opinion is freely eX-
PISSED that nothing short Of
4 Naval Demonstration
" awaken the Turks Ia Il realization
te actual condition of affairs. The
r%ch which the marquis of Salisbury
ale IN London will. 1t is believed.
'ea marked effect upon the porte.
rially if The British premier refers
pnsly and pointcdly to the present
SS Mild language. however. it is
mere. will only make the sultan
out all the longer.
ne rioting and blCOdShCl ut Ere
eu Is slid to have been much more
|@ Than any reports previously
y Pnhl'" have pictured it. AMI it is
.ed that even the presence of
~Ar iaSha. who has troops. failed
NVp the massacre. The unrcSiSt-
a'hieliiau men. women and chill
WIRE bi~udGCOnCd To death by hun
on the streets. \ traveller who
NPu here recently from TrebiZ0nd
ehat h" mot between ErzcrOum
paIhurt 800 women. who fell on
NneeS by the roadside. implOring
Nu'h' saying that their husbands
A., murdered ana that they were
nj ana homeless. The rising Of
fuses Is extending on ali sides.
ANA .tral villages Of the district Of
h en- nave been destroyed by ire.
Iee, IaAir PaSha. the high commits.
rDo,S. ppoihtcd by the Turkish gov
bn 4" carry out the scheme of re-
Do s'sFed upon for Armenia. is I'M
oD m %a"fled ny Turkish troops, to
eaians Wholesale massacre Of Ar
y like ~ y IN" streets Of an important
Nv M "lneroum. II il difficult to see
|lyjpg annitd KURDISH tribes in the
lnlnpinm S,rlcts can he preventCdfrom
The Arn III. work Of determination
: On 70. """lanS, which has been go
ID the ,noHle time past. apparently
"PprCyal of the sultan.
Ebnstant,noy Associated Press. 1889
Eted to-daHople, Nov. II II was
N as = "y IN European circles here
alge of ,,,Suit of IN additional eX-
Nagh tboii,e WS between the powers,
the diTorr representatives here and
nnrieHt capitals II is boI;ovod
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

.bnstanti,oy Associated Press. 1889
to.I,nailonle. Nov. IA. II was
at as IN European circles here
alge of ,,Suit Of I'm additional eX-
ongh tboine WS between the powers,
|the djTornr representatives here and
jojn, capitals, it is believed
tsplay os'ourSe of action involving
force naval and possibly mill
|Nwitb = '"s already been decided
mia, rao view of restoring order in
sNstratod :, events having clearly
'Sa of uiat the sultan has no in
F~ne for neaily carrying out the
'''orm agreed upon some
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
TRKEY IN A COOP.
BOWERS ARE EVIDENTLY
rHE rrTp.RyNG FOR TROUBLE.

o.,., That the Powers VIII
i Is kcp" H,xnI display in Turkish
Wake in the Hope of
suItan Ia Time.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

Copyright, 1875. by Associated Press.)
ConStaniinople, Nov 1.-THE Turk
iSh minister for foreign affairs. Tewfik
PaSha. replied to-day to the notes of
tie diplomatic representatives of Great
Britain, Russia and France, assuring
them, as he had previously assured
the ambassadors of Germany, Austria
and Italy, that the Turkish govern
ment'S statement as To what measures
1t intends 10 take for the suppression
of disorders in Asia Minor will be pre-
scented without delay"
The statement published in the
United States that there has been
trouble ut Angcra and Palu, and that
1000 Armcnians there have been mas
sacred. is also a clumsy invention. No
news of Il disturbance of any kind has
reached here from Angora or Palu.
In the meanwhile fresh disturbances
are reported from Malatiah, where a
number of persons have been killed, in
Guiding four priests Of the Society of
Jesus, who are under French protec-
ton. The French ambassador, Nj.
Cambon, has been appealed 10. n is
preparing 4 very strong representation
on the subject for the porte. a squad
ron of
Five French Warships
has sailed from the Piraeus for Turk
ish waters. and II is stated that an
Italian feet will rendezvous with the
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21
Five French Warships

has sailed from the Piraeus for Turk
ish waters, and 1t is stated that an
Italian feet will rendezvous VITA the
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1895-11-21

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

Great Britain and Brazil on the sub
ject OF the island Of Trinidad, the
Brazilian officials say that no action
Is expected before the next cabinet
council at Rio de Janeiro.
The Paris Figaro pointedly depre-
Gates what it calls England's ultima
tum habit, and says that this weak
ness may interrupt peace. England's
note to Venezuela Is firm in tone and
may even convey menace.
iSignor Bongli, the celebrated author
and member Of the Italian chamber
of deputies, died at Tore Del Greco,
near Naples, whore he was sojourn-
ing IN the hope Of benefiting his
health.
Justin Mccarthy, NJ. r., refuses to
Join III the conference proposed by the
Right DR.. Plunkett, saying nothing
can be done which will eXtinguish the
national desire for home rule, and
that he could not take part III any or
ganizatlon which has for its object TO
seek a substitute for that which he
believes ii freland's greatest need.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31
BEwILDERING WEDDING TRoUs-
SEAU OF MISS VANDERBILT.
DRESS or A BEAUTIFUL BRIDE
Almost a Mile of Dainty Lingerie a@lI
Enough Footgear for Regiment
Of Girls Magnificent Outtit which
Awaits the Fam American inI
Paris.

Yards and yards of white satin
shining like silver, bolts of cobweJ.
like lace, ribbons and jewe.s and soft
white silk go to make the beautiful
gown in which CoIlsuelo Vanderbilt
will become her grace, the ninth duch-
ess Of Marlborough. The day Is set
for the sixth of November, the church
has been chosen, and all the other
details attended to. Mrs. Vanderbilt
had two bridal gowns sent over from
Paris for her daughter. One is mag
uificent affair The veil is wide and
long enough to be caught way back
on the head and to sweep down to tile
very border Of the long train Of
superb satin. When this is Worn
some Of the finest diamond ornaments
in the world will ornament the cor
sage and couture. The other we'd
ding gown is of the youthful style.
dainty, exquisite of make and excel
ingly simple. With this a full tulle
veil will be worn and the emblematic
orange blossom wreath. Such orders
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

as have gone to the French dress
makers have never been issued be-
fore, and a grand trousseau for the
duchess Of Marlborough awaits her in
Paris, Following the English fashion
the wedding Will be celebrated at high
noon. and that neceSsitates 4 gown
cut high in the neck, with long
sleeves. Hen veil of raresf old lace.
the gift of the brideeroom's mother,
has been copied in the flounces on the
wedding gown and on the exquisite
white silk petticoat. There viii be
bows everywhere. for this Is To be
season IL bows, not fosettes but
everyday. plain BOWS. They Will be
OH the white satin slippers, festooning
the lace draperies and finishing the
full, soft satin and lace collar at the
back Of tie neck,
Her jewels win be maryelouslr
beautiful, from the strawberry -leaycd
roronet which the bridegroom Will
present, 10 tie diamond-stud.led gird'e
ard necklace which her father has
ordered FOR her RubieS a1e her flv
orcd gems. and Well do tBey accord
in their fiery Splendor with her dark
Spanish typo Of loyeliness She has
chosen these among other jewels til
present III her bridesmaids and maid
~ honor III souvenirs w ner welding
day
Neyl IN point Of interest after her
wedding fnery is. Of course, the 20
me- away gown This Is a eombina-
ton Of sllvery gray brosslde combined
with pale green cloth and trimmed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.

Il N reported chat Pope I.cn Is npt
expected To live through rhe winter.
Young Maekay's injuries would
have left him 4 helpless cripple had
he lived
rolidcal affairs in Seoul are in a
chaotic state md HE kirg is ii fear
81 bis hse
III London Edmund Tatrrsall. the
head NJ tile horse exchange firm, Il
dangerously ill
Nh plot 10 Kill Corea's Queen was
!aSrsated by 1apan's minister at
Seoul Toxic nov is persuaded
Fourteen of the Hwasang murdercrs
ioSc their heads and four vegetarian
leaders leave kn'heng w IN put ta
ucath at aeoehaw
1'be steam Yacht Windward. which
conveyed the llarnSworth
polar expedition to Franz Josef land,
has arrived u the Thames
\ Mexican cable dispatch says that
thu Bralsh minister FIJI RIO Ianeiro
has infawael he BRAZILIAN soyrn.
moNt ha EH-Hl ntcmds III keep thc
slaui w rraUsi
lhcrr liz ualags n Rlo Ii laneiro
~ pIr re the Brazilian
muaaraty as}e princc Pierre of
SaNcC aA1rs M officials 81 The
s@lz at London >ts
..8n a.4s lnuaaa asyiGn
a t0SfFl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

with sable, lace and velvet. 1t Is
made with a Louis XVI. coat OF gray
brocade, with the design III pale pink
roses The vest Is faint pink, accor-
dion-plaited chiffon over gray silk,
and the odd feature of the coat is its
collar of green cloth. which is cut in
tabs to form epauleItes over the shout
ders. Three tabs fall over each shout
der. They are edged with sable and
\ st upon deep frill of lyory-tinted
lace. A rose-pink velvet stock sur
mounts the cloth collar, and the skirt
of this elaborate gown is of the green
cloth, cut In the Paquin design, plain
and very full.
The hat Is picturesque combina-
tion Of green velvet. ivory lace and
green ostrich feathers. with a touch
scf pink under the tiaring brim.
Never, outside of royalty itself, has
50 much money been spent upon q
trousseau. There are dresses to
dance in, to sit in, to walk in and,
above and beyond all of these in
point Of cost and magnificence, are the
dresses In which the fair young duch-
ass viii do nothing at all, except look
beautiful. The house gowns, all made
for the most part with full round
skirts. with little bolero pockets open
ing over vests of lace, and fun sleeves,
made with a decided droop from the
shoulder.
The richest embroidery of silk. vel
vet and lace is shown on every gown,
whether silk, satin, cloth or velvet.
Some Of the gowns of white cloth are
made lovely with a new mousseline
de sole, with insertion of real guipure
and yalenciennas arranged over satin.
Fur trims everything, and the Paris
ian designer has mingled velvet lace,
chiffon and fur on one gown and has
made ii q thing of beauty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

cade combined with Rus
rose colored velvet. touche.9 II VI AsIs
collar and lined througbor+ 1gON III
very gray fox. There "NA q
jackets Of Persian lam, sAoa
skin. and heavy ci,ats "a M nv ssll
mink, with wonderfully So 80 ana
lars and capes, requiring ys, 49, ~
terial and bushels Of mona ,s II ma
for them all. Iay
some OF the unusual orders +.
dainty bride We're SIX OF IN N.Y. ~ 'as
proved bicycle suits and sAyo-1 ',S ap-
ing costumes. The one most n. lug.
Miss Vanderbilt. and whi.b @4 W p
Wear TO her first hunt Il m Wy
tlonal costume Of blue sarga VI
skirt slightly waved. falling NJ ~ ~
the ankle. This skirt Il hrn a
from top to bottom al the sid ,''piel
fiat or dead buttons. TIE ~, van
short and scalloped, the w. ~. =
stitched; it opens with broad ~, sa's
white cloth over blue walt ss p
with gold buttons. the sama sba, 'al
those on the skirt. but smonar 7
c1avat Of white cambria Il ,inS =
der a fiat collar. The CATERS Mn ~
are buttoned. are of white oa ny,
reaching to the knees and worn , oD.
thick yellow leather boots.
\ girliSh-looking Dancing gowu
atade after this fashion I sLsr
white poult de sole. round and ~. Y
wide, with bell plaits all aroma
cept in front which has a very ,,.
row apron; blouse body, cut low an
square at the neck. of whita 49,
dion plated mausseline de sole ueA
a bertha of old English appEcaar
lace, draped with roses and adinirag.
chfffonee; large balloon sleeves !,
white poult de sole, brocaded wjtb x
ored roses end foliage; round VAN,
band, very high, of white satin con
fined closely to waist with an aption.
buckle in gold ard colored stones
Besides the wonderful lingerie q,
white silk and thread-llke cambrc
trimmed in pillows Of real lace anl
made beautiful with tiny ribbons /,
every shade, besides bonnets. hats anS
gloves for every single outdoor gown
the money spent upon the little he.
longings would support family
lifetime, Boxes of gloves at fifty Dol.
lars the dozen, boxes of filmy hand.
kerchiefS ait six dollars and upwards
apiece, parasols and umbrellas. coy
cred with rufiles of exquisite lace and
rich with the bejeweled coronet and
monogram; fans and hosiery. and
thredd-lace wells, and many more
expensive Injuries which we eyeryday
people know nothing Of, but which
are as absolutely necessary to this
bride as dew is to the flowers Or
honey TO the butterflies
Not counting her jewels, the young
duchess of Marlborough will carry TO
Blenheim palace more Than one hun
dfed thousand dollars worth Of costly
raiment, including, Of course her Won
derful furs and magnificent lacs
Most Of her trousseau will await hE
abroad. Mrs. Vanderbilt will spend
the winter abroad and enc Of the fls,
steps Of preparation in this direction
was the discharge of her first chef
which has just been effected.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31

Dr Rasleeker the English prison
li.au-IlWpf3t. II about ID START MI
1a, on his rli.ri mission u the Si-
sG'ian mines and convict settlements.
He has authority from the inspector
general Of Russian prisons. AMI viii
visit besides Hlle central pensteniie lfes
III a0nask, klysnoiar,sk, Yakutsk and
yiljuirk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-10-31
THEY'RE STILL IN THE FIELD.

Rockets 80 the silver question CON
TIME n appear from time II time.
They are supposed 70 hll long fell
want hut fortunately for tie peace
Of mind and prosperity of the Ane9
lean people the want has long eeas d
~ he felt cleveland Leader.