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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

vould be begun against the uoir odred e'i'- of
NSit1in w4pin few days. Twelve hun1reu i,, ol
tben, will be for weeks wages. Li no annI- ,mTn
iiI aiege that their contract WIN tno oS"ro oG
an, entitled them to week notlte o0lUl1
PP;aabarre Pnb for any other cause than lGopr t,dn
tannv and that the company locheu h oi',ht oi,I
LenoS ~, lacking ont the electricians the hisii'
DeI0re , n,nanies' et answers to these suits VIII
liz ,o+ tba men we're not locked out anu tntlS
ge so ' niectricians were merely tod tey ~ot tba
s Dle ,e needed that one day, oeeaGse i5 'tlo 1o
nor .n'.,,,an w. and conductors had deciue" W
notoa lc.I.a md and no cars scould be run. an.
strrke rho nther 200 suits will be i2r te glt.
,ent Inc u,tlC Of penalty Of $500 eaeh lor Vlot
ordinance forbidding cars 10 run fn r.,
latlLg an tm snaed than ten miles an h9ur' AZ
~, s,it in addition to the i'tct Iii,'t G oi aagod
tnls SUI, has not been observed it Will De alegeu
hioe tb men we're forced 70 cave tngh nt puJIo ,,I
tt Jnr [ter 70 avoid violating the law me aI,ef
IN IN qEe 9ei, employers they viii say, 'QnP'i' pha}
o. ta rIr ut greater speed tiiiLn inn vii
tiT addition to these suits the 5ar'N9r' b, nav
Ii t,a attack on the companies Dy new !,
reneT% proceedings. Justice uns nUt a.
ma iacision, gave as his reason lor Wv,
ms oJiternative rather than pereipuoia Gia 5ia
an rnondanaus a,sg the fact that there was "''
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

Violence and disorder continue in Bro ok
lyn. y. Y. but not to the extent tha1 marked
several DAYS Of lasr week. when it was neces-
sary for the soldiers to shoot TO kill. It Is
DOT 80 much mob violence now that citizens
have to fear as it is individual cases OF bru-
tai assault The rough element, composed
largely probably. Of toUshs vino take advah-
age Of the general excitement, have about
learned that if they do their work IN crowds
he soldiers can be depended upon to punish
| .hem but if they work by -yos and tnree>
| .hev can escape before even IN alarm :an De
| raised
There we're many exhibitions Of lawless-
| ness and some OF brutality. one case was
| that of John Coppinger 81 years 0ld VINO
| Was assaulted at the corner OF busANlch
| avenue and Conover street. C0ppmgrt
| vas not a nun-union worker. tie had
! nothing ar all 10 do with the strike ami SD
| far as known had no interest il il one way or
| the other. C0upingar does not know VINO
! 1ia ,ssailant was. He only knows thaI ne
| vas on his wav home and that he was SET
mon and beaten on the head ami staohed.
Another case was thar OF George Dietrich
d vears OF age, OF 3l+ >tigg street ne was
/ rOiug home ana was httttCN'i os ~ --'-4 90
| Humboit and Seigei streets. and before Ne
vas let 90 his leg was broken. In his ease
II is NOT certain that strike sympathlz@rs nit''
1nvrbing TO do with the assault, out tAe
neirhborhood is one where there nave nteA
several assaults. Dietrich was attacked IT III
1.hind. and was struck On the mead WIN q
gub or a sand bag and knocked doWn'
Ar the same corner on which COppinger was
1rracked James Flynn, who was gong nome
vas Jumped upon and beaten ana kicked
Flvna struggled to his feet and then ms as
sailanr stabbed MIN in the head with Hnile
and knocked him down again. tlynn IA,
mere until a policeman came and TOOK mn
10 the station. wnere his hurt was dr esseh, !, a.
RI these Things 90 on now, Win o,g.
militia and 500 special policemen besides IN
reUular force, the question IS asked via
would happen if the militia was WltlluraNh
| Following the decision Of supreme 1oul
Justice VIM. J. daynor giving the coLhpal
leo ryyentv DAYS in which to ger lheir caL
running before being called on to sho" WI
mandumus should not issue against 1Ilrnl i
The STRIKERS and their LAWYERS deoluet !
trv more law. Mirabeau L. towns. On ol-
Of the lawyers. declared that 2,4oO sui
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
IN NEW ENGLAND.
Interesting items OF News From Maine
20 CeunectIcut shores.

Bernard and Sanue. Miller, aged II aud IL
ynar- respectively. nuye Deeu missing from
the home of their grandfather. isaac Bu'h oi
Hartford, Conn, since Jan. Il.
4 meeting of the New HaupsnIre Eortl-
cultural Society vas nrid az concord, y. q.
Mayor Robinson invitei the society 10 hoid
it, next annual exhibition Ia Concord.
\ barbe.s union, intending bosses and
iOurnevmru. has been ar-an2ed at Norwalk.
Conn. it, princiuu. object being 90 freeze out
Italian BARRIERS vino v0rE for eut prices.
Alta Meeting af tar Connecticut Humane
Society at Hartford. t.Hn. 10 Nd- vH,rd that
the medals awarded .ur saving life should
not be- given g. any one connected with the
society.
The will OF Mrs Maria Howe, offered for
probate ar Hartford. Conn, makes the fol-
lowing beiuc-t- 10 Institutions Orphan
Asylum, -, 900; Good VIII CLUB, ~I,0oo .
WarnutOn Chapel, : l,b0u
Fire entered the beautiful home Of Miss
Alice D. cary IN LeNin- r0n while midday sun
was shining. and so coo worth If as pictur-
asque humeStaaI rs ran be- found IN Middle
sex count. vas lueg nUt.
{. q. Carpenter of North Adams Mass. sold
10 VI :. Kelley ut Jue General E.estric COM
punv. Hov.~ punt and over 500 acres Of land
In RruGsUura V 1t is believed that the
electric company viii build a large electric
plant there.
Jane, NrNaugnton. m invalid, 65 years
Old. wa au.n,.l To death in bed at his At me
IN last Greenwich. R. I. Either the lame
communicated from IN oil stove which stood
near the 1ed or the man set the clothes a.ire
while smoking Deceased leaves a widow
and three children.
a. B. Pitlins' machine shop On D anI
Leather streets. in Providence R l., wa;
bnrnet recently The stock, valued ar -. GOO
was ruined The Auildng belonged ID Mrs
Amelia Cranstan and lad been condemned
The loss on the building was $500. Pit
kins aud Mrs. CrInst0n carried full lnsur
uucp.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

NO TRUTH IN 1T.
Report Denied That the Strike is fo
Re Declared OF

Master Workman Connolly was asked as to
thp truth OF the rumors that he was consider
inc the advisability of calling the strike off.
NJ connolly said There is absolutely no
truth in the reports. Why should call OF
rhe strike when we are gaining ground every
dnv3 Despite the statements given out by
tfa y offinars of the company. that they have
MI the men they need. there are not enough
men working on all the lines put together to
operate one line on the schedule in effect Oe-
fdra the strike. Ii the strike was declared
today the companies would be crippled for
weeks, because fully one-half of their rolling
stock has been rendered unfit Tor service by
rha ineyperience Of the men who have been
attamntinr to run the ears. The officers OF
the company are still hiring men in all the
Inrre cities. The men are hired under iaIst
representation. and most Of them on arriving
hare rpfuse TO go to work, and we send then
home or support them until they can fine
other employment. For the last week we
have sent back to their homes on an average
1GO men a dav. who were brought here by th'
mnanies.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
MEN DESERT THEM
Tr ,IIry Companies Cant Hold Men
Hired % Take strikers Places.

What tus Br0uEiyn corporations n--i IN
order tH tIri-at t..-ir 1verwursrt, underptld
amnIova- i- not wealth. but men. To get ile
latter tspv have been spending IN" iorin-r
mita f-er,v. And Just ~ freely has the EN-
,.Duriv. Committee 0i District Assembly 10 Of
the Knights Il Labor been spending money
"a pet rh, men from the companies and sent
them back On their homes. Beyond th' mere
spending 1f money. however, the methods ot
the corporations differ greatly from those ot
the hui.lr-.
In urfiar 70 iuGuc- men 20 leave their
homes in strange ritirs. the companies,
through their agents, stop AZ no lie when
they can invent. And when Fhev arrive IN
BROOKLYN thev are driven around Ike cattle,
locked In ilthv stables. AMI sept a. prisoners
in "a free land. The men have merely told the
truth
There is always an army going and coming
from BROOKLYN. The companies have nad
enough men IN their employ since the begin
ming II the trouble t0 take the places ~ al
the strikers. But a. fast as they come they
arp persuaded 20 leave their betravers anu
trust Themselves in the strikers hands. This
i the real strength of the strikers. their
ability 20 steal the companies imported labor
and export il. There wer nearly 500 ie-
ser-ers from the railroad stables. Many 81
them came from the big rnr house OF the
BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Company ID
ThirI avenue. near jstl street
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
NEWS CONDENSED.
Terse Dispatches From All over the
Country.


Two men we're kiIIed and others injured in
a cyclone near Plgett. Tenn.
DR.. Whirfurd Of Saratoga has been killed
bv a railroad train near Bullston Spa. \. Y.
Cherokee Bill. one Of tn. worst outlaws in
0. T.. territory has been killed in Tulsa,
7.
Fire has destroyed the LivOnia Hotel IL
Livin-a. n. Y. and the hotel which adloined
it. Loss $1,000.
Two safes in the station Of the CONSOLIDATE
ed Railroad at Winsted. Conn, have been
blown open by burglars anu robbed Of -6O.
The town board of M1rpau. y. Y, has voted
to purchase a Meyers ballot machine, 10 be
used in voting at the March town meeting.
Edward Rivers of Henderson, KY, victim
OF morphine killed his son, aged o, AMI MS
daughter aged g. al their home near Browns
vile Kv and committed suicide by shoot
ing.
Birmingham y. Y. Bank has large amount
of bonds rs security on loans made 70 the
firm Of Quigley & futile. The bankers say
there Is not enough Of them to cripple them
in any way.
1t Is reported in shipping circles that the
schooner Ella Johnson, which left Seattle.
/ Wash. on Jan. 10. lumber laden, for san
Francisco, has gone down ut sea with all on
I DJHrl, Lne result DI Il uyuhillte eAtlo7AOA'
/ The total sum uettei by the sale Of the
/ horses and carriages belonging TO Edward y.
| OuicIev the bond swinder Of New York,
! aggregated S3.24a.5O. The sale was held
/ under the order Of the Mercantile National
| Bank.
The attorneys for the children of the late
James G. Fair have applied for Judicial
| order requiring the executors to produce In
court at san Francisco Cal, all the wills OF
the dead millionaire. Judge Stack denied
the application. It viii be taken to the su-
I prpme Court.
In the suit at Duluth, Mimi, of Alfred
| Merritt vs.. John p. r ckefeiler and +. 1.
| Gates, to recover zl226, 100 On mining deal
| Judge Nelson Of the federal court has dis
solved an attachment secured by Merritt
against the property OF the defendants, Mr..
Rockefeller tiling bond of twice the stated
value Of the bonds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
A HUGE SCHEME.
Bill TO Allow One Railroad From the
Atlantic to the Pacific.

Representative Childs OF Illinois intro
duced a bill Mt WASHINGTON. D c., to incor-
porate the national Central Railway Com
pany. 1t creates William Doilin, }. c. Cald-
we'll, J W. Reed and J. {. Reynolds Of Chi
cago. John Bell of Benton Harbor Mich ana
Others. a corporation by the above name, and
authorizes ii to construct and maintain
continuous railroad from the Hudson river
in or near Jersey City, opposite New YORK
city, or from some point in New YORK clty'
to san Francisco on the line it may select,
preference being had To the shortest practical
route.
The company is authorized TO lease or pur-
chase all such portions Of existing rallroads
as in its Judgment are SO located that they
can be incorporated as a part OF the thorough
fare contemplated. II the company elect the
United States shall guarantee the interest or
three per cent to be paid on the bonds.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

tended Gen. Lueders in the Hungarian cam
DaI-n As diplomatic adviser, and was ap-
pointed court councillor. receiving the order
Of 1t Stanisas Of the fourth class, He at
tended the King OF sweden when that mon
arch visited Russia in IS7j, aud in December
of that wear was appointed senator, assistant
to Prince Gortchakdff in the ministry OF Ior-
eign affairs, and chief of the Asiaue depart
mnnt. In this latter position he represented
Russia nthp continual controversies between
Graat Britain and the Car over Central
Asian matters.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
Conference Was Private.

A conference was held At brigade head
quarters 20 consider. it is said. the advis-
ability OF sending back to their homes part
Of the troops Of the lst brigade. There were
present Mayor schieren, Police Commissioner
Welles. Ditv Works Commissioner White and
Gen. McLeer Crrn. Fitzgerald arrived Just
a. the conference closed. After the confer
ence Col Frothugham, assistant adlurInt
General. rnpre-enting Gen. MrLeer, saId
The city is quiet and troops are stationed
where thew can bee sent TO any part OF the
citv to ducl any disturbance which may
arise. cannot make the object ot the con-
ference mr. it's result public.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
THINK HIM A SPY.
Armenfans In Worcester Reused by
the Appearance of II Stranger.

There was considerable excitement at a
patriotic meeting of Armenians in Worcester,
Mass, over the appearance in their midst of
Il, P. Romans, a mau who claimed to be a re-
porter of a New York paper. He has been in
this city for several days, and has become
acquainted with the cnding Armenians here.
He promised t0lwrite articles about them and
when the articles did not appear as he prom
ised they grew suspicious. They accused him
OF being a spy. He started to &C out hut was
detained. as there was feeling in the meeting
that he ought to be dealt with on the spot.
Summary action would have been taken If
it mad not been for the interference Of the
Armenian priest, who protected him until a
policeman was called. Romans was escorted
to the police station. No violence was Of
fered to him. He told the police he was
a New York newspaper man, but ne failed to
show his credentials. He evidently had been
drinking. He had considerable money lie
is a small, sharp featured man and has been
stopping at the Bay State house. The Ar
menians are greatly excited over him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
THE MEXICAN CONTEST.
Guatemala's Answer Is On the Way
An Americans Offer.

The final papers under seal from Guate-
mala to her Minister De Leon are en- route to
the City of Mexico. Until this letter is re-
ceived and acted upon, nothing definite about
the result OF the negotiations between Mex
leo and Guatemala will be known. promi-
nent American has offered to organize an
American legion to fight against Guate-
mala if war is declared. The government has
contracted for the purchase of 10000 rifles OF
the finest make.
The Salvadorian minister, Castillions, is
delighted at his treatment there. The march
ing students cheered him and his country
Justify AS they passed his hotel. Yutacan has
| placed Ill her resources at the disposal OIL
| the ynynrnment il needed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
PRINCESS KAIULANI.
Remarks That Imply She Has ADan-
doued Claim of the Throne.

Mr.. rheophile Davies. who accompanied
iha Hawaiian Princess TO the Caited states
on the occasion Of her protest against the
overthrow Of the Hawaiian throne vas
asked for an expression of his views on the
recent attempt to restore the monarchy Mf.
Davies said:
cannot make any statement. me hlne
is past for this, am deeply grleved oy tne
Iasr nayya from the Hawaiian Islands and es-
nacinllv Mt the death Of Mr. Carter, for whom
personally had a warm regard.
As Mr.. Davies is the guardian OF the Prln-
cess Kaiulani his remarks NAV be taken as
evidence that the young woman has apah
donad anv idea OF further claiming he
rights. The Princess, through Mr. Dawes
declined to speak on the subject or to be In
tarvieWed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
DE GIERS DEAD.
Russts's Minister of Foreign Anairs
Passes Nonder.

". lie Giers. minister Of foreign affairs. Of
Russia is dead. Nicholus Hari0vitah lie tIiers
was horn on May 9-2l, l72O. His father
Carl lie Giers. was a >wede. De- Niers
was educated at the Imperlal Lyeeum
at TsarskOe Salo, where ne took the
scientific course, and in 1898 entered the
Asiatic department OF the ministry of foreign
affairs. In 1871 he was attached to the nus
sim consulate in Moidavia. In lS4o Ne At
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

The custom house at Vancouver B. C..
mas received notice from the department OF
\, lrine amt fisheries Of the renewal Of the
provisional agreement with kHssia provid-
ing for protective zone 0f 30 niles around
the Romandorskv Islands in rhe North Pacii-
ic Ocean and the Tuenew Islands and Rib
bon Reef in OkhOtsk sea, as well as for
protective zone Of 10 niles along the shores
II the Russian mainland. The collector OF
customs has been ordered 70 warn all s-aier-
gsoOrfinplv
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
Anti- roxine Mav Save Her Life.

DR.. W H. Harris. of Augusta, Me-, the
health officer, used anti-toxine in the treat
ment OF Mrs. Z. W. Fisher, who was critically
i'll with diphtheria, her death being expected
within few hours. An injection Of anti
toxine was followed, within II hours, Oya re.
action. followed by rapid Improvement, and
the patients pulse and temperature are nor"
nal, the membrane has nearly disappeared,
and recovery seems certain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
FARMERS ALARMED.
Many Tubercul0us Cows Killed at
Hollis. Amherst and Milford. v, III.

The farmers in the vicinity Of Nashua. n.
H.. are very much alarmed by the prevalence
of tuberculosis discovered among cows.
Veterinarians have been 1t work several days
in Hollis. Amherst and Milford and nave
found many ANIMALS in advanced stages Of
the disease. These animals have been killed.
c. " Reed OF Hollis, wei-known farmer
ami butcher, VIM has given the matter close
attention. stated that he did not believe there
was dairy in the town OF any considerable
size in which there were not some animals
affected. He believed it was nearly rs preva-
lent in other portions Of the state, although
not in such advanced stages.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

puta an the question of fact One Of the It's
puted facts was whether or not the company
mad enough men to run al its 'Hrs.
In the course Jf the mandHmus proceed
ings the Justice declared TINT the fact
that men w0ud not work for GER
tain wages and under certain eondi-
TONS fixed by the companies, vas not sum
rirnt EXCUSE for the companies to dls"om'
mode the public. The wages aud conditions
must be- Nude -uch that men would accept
them or other men must be Obtained at once
H. also made the statement thar il NE thought
the companies had men enough TO run al
their cars he wouId grant peremptory VIII
within half hour He would not heiiev'
that there was not sufficient protection.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

The PolitiQue Cooniale of Paris has re-
ports which are not considered entirely trust
worthy to the effect that the Italian troops
have routed force Of 10000 dervishes az
Kassala Teegrams from Massowah state
that quiet prevails at Kassau and its vicin-
ity. These advices also state that Ras Man.
rascia has taken refuge in Temben and tina
mis- forces have been dispersed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
RoycOtt Declared.

The Central Labor Union has declared
bovcott on the Brooklyn trolley lines. whose
men are now on strike. Any member OF the
union caught riding on the forbidden cars
will be fined S5. An assessment will be made
upon each member, to be given to the strik-
ers. District assembly 40, Knights Of Labor,
voted $500 a week to the trolley car strikers
in BROOKLYN during the strike. Typographi-
cal Union contributed 1000 toward fund
for the strikers,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
Scarlet Fever Epid en- ic.

An epidemic OF scarlet fever prevails in
Halifax. n. s, an | many deaths have oc-
Cured. The disease was taken into the Vic
toria General Hospital. and half dozen OF
the nurses contracted it. They we're re-
moved to the hospital for infectious diseases,
but the fever still fingered in the General
Hospital and spread among the patients. In
some cases whole families Of children we're
stricken down.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
In.tIn NcCarthv Mant. Nld.

Justin Mccarthy leader of the anri-Pur-
ueIlites. appeals for funds 10 enable rne Irish
members 10 attend constantly rn thrir pariia-
nentarv duties. be saws industrial depreS-
sion in America ani Australia excludes hope
1f much assistance from Irishmen in either
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

4 sensation was sprung at Portland, Me-,
in the announcement of the failure of Puilen,
Croeker l. Co.. bankers and brokers An as
signment has been made to George D. Noyes,
the arm's book-keeper and cashier. The
cause Of the trouble is said to be the condi-
ton of the WIN at market. The firm is
member of the New York Stock Exchange
Its Boston correspondent is Charles Head h
90
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01
STRIKERS SERVICES.
Are offered to Companies by Master
Workman Connetly,

In his decision the justice said he still held
70 these opinions, AMI On the strength OF tAls
the lawyer advised rnat the companies only
excuse-iack OF men-be removed IN oruef
Cd do that he advised Master Workman Con-
molly to write the FOL owing letter Offering the
services of the strikers tn the companies
TO the Brooklyn Hei-hts Railroad Com
panv, Daniel I. Lewis, President
"~ir-As master workman Of D. A. 10, L.
of L. Of which organization the men in your
employ on Jan. I3. 1895, are members, offer
Won the services Of these men, upon the terms
Of the agreement submitted TO you for your
sipuatllre bv the executive board Of D, A. 10.
K. of l.. on December 70, 1874 or upon the
terms of the agreement which existed between
the Brooklyn Heights railroad and d. A.
II. (. of [. during the year 1894 the terms Of
fhe lgrpement which you shall accept to gov
arm the relations between employer and EN-
ploye during the year 1895.
MARTIN J, Connolly.
Master Workman D. A. 10, h. OF L.
This letter was written and sent. Ehe
LAWYER also advised the men to write letters
Offering their services and provide the tol-
lowing draft
brooklyn Heights R. R. Co., Danl F.
Lewis. President:
''Sir-I offer TO work for your company as
| motorman (Or conductor upon the terms
| suggested Dy MdstSI Nul hliIhh .""1'
| Connolly. District Assembly 10, K. Of L., Il
! his letter Of Jan. 27.
| Respectfully, -
| The strike committee advised every striker
| IN write such a letter The letters will be
| received by the companies, then if the ear,
| are not,immediately started and run on sched
| ME the strikers will 20 before Justice Gay
nor with affidavits OF the facts and will de
mand peremptory mandamus. Just VIVA
the result OF such action will be is a question
that nobody but Justice Gaynor can answer
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

Mrs. Mary Hoop and her 3-year-old child
wer found frozen to death at Warsaw, Ind,
by a committee from the Ladies' Charitable
Society which had gone to them with
quantity of provisions and clothing. They
lived in a single room, and when found were
without fuel or food.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

The spanish government stated in the
Chamber 1l Deputies that p -a--- 1f alleged
saIes 0t titles lf nobility had come o the
knowledge Of the state authorities Hnd would
immediately be- brought before the proper
tribunal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-02-01

The London Globe publishes II dispatch
from C0nstantinopie stating that Ismirlian,
the recently appointel patriarch Of all the
Armenians. has addressed letter to Riag
Pasha, minister OF justice, declaring his in
tention to send a special delegate to SsssouD