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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-23
REV. w. j. CARPENTER.
Tried Before an Ecclesiastical Tribu
nal and Completely yindlca;ed.

While many of the papers Of the
state have been full of the Purported
scandal m which the name of Rev.
W. J. Carpenter has been associated
and while our readers have been and
are deaply interested in the minister,
there has been no mention made of the
affair in the INTELLIGENCER. We have
remained silent because it Is the policy
OF tins paper to build up character, not
to tear it down. We would not open
our columns to 1t now but in justice TO
the church and to Mr.. Carpenter we
iind that It is our duty to help circulate
the good news of his vindication.
Rev. Mr.. Carpenter was tried before
a tribunal Of the soictest disciplinarians
in the Methodist cOurch and his vindi-
cation is made out Of good material.
The INELLIGENcER hss no hesitancy in
saying that IL there was any suspicion
of guilt the case would have gone TO
Conference. The Sedslia Democrat
interviewed Rev. B. F. Alton, of Se-
dalis, who appeared in the case as
counsel for Rev. Mr.. Carpenter, end
says:
In conversation with 0 Democrat re-
porter, Rev. Alton stated that the
charges Of immortality preferred against
Rev. Carpenter were the outcome Of
one Of the most damnabls conspiracies
ever Matched BY fiends who care naugh.
for the reputation Of any man who
openly and fearlessly advocates the en-
forcement Of the Law as regards the
suppression Of gambling, bawdy houses
and the sale Of liquor on Sunday.
"The conspiracy originated with
six men who are desirous OF accom-
plishing Rev. Carpenters downfall, y
said Rev. Alton. 81 am In posses
sion Of the names Of five of these con-
spirators, and I will ascertain the sixth
before ! have flushed.
..The woman in the case, Ross
Shouse, is q country girl who went to
1.-The had not long 400. and she was 4
i,oo, in the hand. Of these Williams
She lied del,ber,,e,v vbeo ,he made
l,h. ch.r... and Raw C.rnerter had
no dificulty IN proving an alibi.
.Th.n too. At the is,t moment. The
sister Of the complaining witness ad.
mitted to the iuvestie,sinr COMMITTEES
THAT her sister had lied, and this
lkpocked the l.,t prou from under thu
r,os.c,,,on
"a, Ar. .o,,. os N. bu.;nes. mer
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arm and several severe bruises. For
several weeks he lowered between life
and death. He finally recovered, but
has Lever been strong physically since.
Several years ago MIR. Longdon pur-
chased 100. 900 ounces of quinine on
speculation. lie paid 81 an ounce for
it. He expected quinine to take =
raise, but the raise never came. The
time that he bought II was the last time
II ever reached 81 mark. 1t began to
fall the next day, and has fallen stead
lily ever since, until now il can be
bought for 25 cents an ounce.
MIR. Longdon had plenty OF money,
and he declared that he would not part
with that quinine while he lived until
II reached the Si mark again. II is
said hestill has it In warehouse, either
10 tins city or Lexington, Mo. The
shrinkage In the value of the goods
amounts 70 $4,000.
MIR. Longdon was interested IN some
important litigation that Was to come
up this month in the federal court, in
volving his claim for damages and .
title to about CSC. 900 worth OF land in
the southern part of Missouri. Both
sides in the case had reported ready
for trial. and everything was Ia resd,-
ness for the trial. The death Of Mr..
i.Ongdon will necessarily delay the
matter.
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SnRnIFF,S SALE.


yhs Aasts o1 nissoprt. At the relation aud ia
Sho revenue OF Lafayette county. In ths'
stass Of Missouri, risintin. -
John H.I,ssan. g '''"s}
- ~ oiTeuis Court at Lafayette County
Z nteeoVr1, e.fis l53E} ei
N vtrtue OF . special execution. tssmed
sron tie oGlcs Of the clerk OF the circuit
Sours Of Iafayetts county. Missouri. IN tht
ohOvo entitled cause, whpretn the State o
Nloceusi, - the. rotation and 20 the use oi
460n0s n. OG3rDa, eolIector Of the, reveuus
81 Lo}ayoete county. Missouri. Is plaintt9
and aGalnst John nullignn. ~ me directed
and ro3urnabls 90 the DeeeRber term, lSsS
Q1 solA cont. I. the pndersixned sheriff o.
Lafayette connsy Missouri. Will On
MONDAY. DnCDNBER l6, lss'.
heeveen she b0uss of nins .o'ciook In ths
foreno0n and ave O'Clock In the afternoon
ol sald day. and In front Of the conrthoass
door. IN the city OF Lexington. In Laiavett.
o0o ney. Miss0urt, during the session OF saif
otreute oours Of said county. Oner Tor SAT-
and sell publtciy, by auction. 90 the highes
hsddsr. Tor cash in hand al sss rigns. sisls s,
Huliiganx & dQeenlent n said execueion. Il
ard 20. ~ Gilouing described real estate
sjsuaee, lSonG ed being in che county o
Lafayette, and stats Of Missouri, to wit: Lot
Z. 8, . and o, block 70, first addition to Lex
1ngtou, Mtssouri. levied upon rs she propert!
oS said defendant. and soid to satisfy sait
executlon. toEethsr with the costs an'
0iven npqer my hand this %seh day Of 10
vemler. le06. zACh. W. WRIGHT.
u.1o "a Sheriff.
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sHFRIRFS SALRg

SHERIRCS SALRsr M ~,
sss &: 80: =: g & - Sssss sss
the revenue u L.afayeste cOunty. In the
stase ofnlaoeuut1s splaistt6.
vosopo
e :hs Sirssis sesrs q, laiassss, couasv
- Ss,s,Hsss vsass. Of spssl., snsea.son. 4 i.ued
from oh0n Dee Of she sierk ofthe circuit
Z 1yetss county. fliss0uri. IN the
10 yelnGfOn and 70 tile use Of
6(yon, collector Of the reyenue
~ county. nissou,t, Is platLti6
- Dave Gordon. 20 me directed
d knd t6Sufnable 20 the December term. Les,
ri said court, the uudersigned. sheriff of
Lalayesss county. niSsour. viii 0nf
oATURDAY. DECEMBER \. 1eoA
>heswoon the hours Of nine o'ci0ce IN Che
bqFooOon and AVE- O'Clock In the afternoon
0g sai1 DAY, In front of the courthouse door.
81 sho o1sy Ut Lexington. in iIalayette c0un .
~. mSsoO0yi, during the session Of the said
G1Scuis ocbrs Of sntd cOunty, sell publicly.
b. auss1oa. 20 the lI1nhes( b1ddsr. for cash
is hGnd all the r9gha utlc, and tnterest.
ciaim and estate q he eatd Dave oordon.
scSsad. y u sstd s.sSSsiom IN ;.o and 70 the he
and Seess Of htssoart, 20 wit; L0es nine CO.,
and Ten (101 block eiahesen (6l Asburx's . al
S1ttIOn 20 0lgglnsvllte, nissOutt; levied upon
- = the pgouorty >of said defrnuhne. and s0tf'
20 sattsly saSd execution, tOgetlher with The
cosss end expenses Of this salA.
0iysn under my hand, thts tish day Of No
i IL ST. sAos v. wl!aMr:
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4. ", VIySOR
Insurance
| Real Estate
Loans.
Corn in Crit. Insured at
Low Rates.

go lMo.
: :! :; | -. ),
Of the req 0eeds for Lafay site county,
Atssousi, number 60 Ut page lSl. did
convey to William CatrOn. as trustee, the
following described real estate. situate In the
e Lnsayss :sa - se,ss &c b1aoi e. nn%
ten (l0). In the nrst addition 20 LexinGtcu,
MisDns,d, 10 secure the payment Of Tires
promissoTy notes In said deed described, and,
whereas, II Is provided in said dsed Of trust,
disability In any Wise Of sasd trustee. the then
acting sheriff Of Lafayeste county shail
bocogne the successor OF TIE truDtoe; and,
whereas, said William Catrou = absent from
IT, nsHte OF Missouri. and. default having
ss s e s is.ssx g s's sssa g Se
same became due and payable L IT, under
stgued, saeriR OF LAlly6tte county asd ectina
trusDee. by ronnOn Of The nOntreetdence In Ne
seats of nis.o.n q sad wuihm Cstron
and owner Of said notes, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER, %. lsa5.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the fore
noon and nve Io'ch0ck In the Afternoon of thai
day, cell publicly 1t auction, 20 the hiGhes'
bidder. for cash IN hand. u the cosirthOus<
do0r. In the city Of lexingtou. in Lafaystta
county. Aissouri. tie real estate above
ssS ss ss S &: sC:.
expenses Of szscus'ng ~ ~ trS;e wn,aHr
novstd shsriG and Acting Trustee.
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Negro or Niger.

From the Columbia Herald.
In the criminal court at Lexington
last week Judge John +. Ryland re-
buked lawyer for speaking Of w.t.
ness as "that niger" Black people.
declared the Judge, stood on the same
footing in his court as white and were
not to be singled out for opprobrium.
The epithet ''nigger, (" continued Judge
Rylaud, was an insult. This action OF
Judge Ryland is the more notable when
1t is remembered that he Is southern
democrat of the old-fashioned kind.
The darkey never had better friend
than the southern democrat. They
NAV have called him ''nigger and
many OF them use the word yet-bu'
they treated the black man with more
consideration than his professed and
professional friends. Even now when
the black man wishes work, charity OF
help he seeks his eld-time master o,
his masters children.
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Ladies' Aid Society Of the Christ3aa
church is prepared to make comforts II
any quantity on short notice. lo.n-u
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Their Testimony Convicted Them

Their Testimony Convicted Them.
From the Bolton Herald.
The Lexington Intelligencer should
assume candid frame of mind and
show why Mink, bradbury and Law
ton deserve conviction any more than
the sbler and more cunning election
rogues who have profited BY their
crimes.
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sATuRDAY. DRCRNDRR "a, issa,

between tho hours OF nina O'Clock In the
forenoon and nve O'Clock In ths a1teruoon
door, In the ctty Of Lexington. In Lafayette
county. Missouri. during the session OF the
Holy. Iy auction, TO the highest hidder. for
cash In hand Rii the rtght title, interest.
oialm an 4 sstuts Of the said Eddie Moore Min
ru,, Mi,es and - Mica her husband. defen-
On nts In said execution. In and TO the follow:
Ing described resi estate. situate. lying ana
of n MtssOurt. tO-wit: Lots Ons ~. two ~.
thrse ca and four ~, block twenty two l23)
Shelby q Co.'S, addition 40 Wnverly. Mis-.
| souri, levied upon NJ tho property ut sntd
defendants. and sold TO satisfy said e1ecu.
tion. toxethsr with the cOsts aud expenses
| Of thts sails.
tiivrn nnder my hand this 18th aay II No
vembet. lSS5. ZACH W. WRIGHT.
I lI-I8.td Sheriff.
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sSs ~ ~ 6lSa on coIlsc,or q
1lssosli. 9 { s|ssnd r !. ~ nee .! Q!
"a sSsiS7 \ q IIkinson. 70 md directed
I'd rSSnrns6le 70 the Deccmber sefm. 1876
~ 80 oQDre L. eho uu6orei9ne1 . ahost6 0
H11Y0eo6 hopnfy. nissourts Wlu on, "a ~
- oA96nbkY. DnCkMBRR IA. isa6.
seeyesn. shs hosrs Of nine O'Clock IN ths
q seia 9aSs q ssost Of the eourshouse door
q Gho olSY d Le1tnGeop. IN Lafayette ,counts
ccis eo.ss q sd so1nsy. SeIi publ jniy, :,
oneeion, 20 tise 'htghess bidder. foreAs6 d
hand I'll she right. tisle, inseress. cla1m Ant
0o6aso q the sald =. y. WtIktnsen, oseBn,
dart u oa1d exocution. In ana 10 the follow.
tn9 doeostbod roal estnte, situate lying and
betng ta the county Of I.afayetse. and stats
q 0oooOurt, tO-wtt: 10 acress the north
cess auarsee cf tls north vest quarter Of g.
Apage 9; syisd upon ns shs property Q
cpeioa. toHethsr with the costs and sxpensr
" 6;vs. Ave- ss6sr nas hand shis issn day Of No
" ii.Ss q ssfi IA zacH ". WRIGHT. |
~ sheriff.
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Remember Noting Bros., Higginsvilie
slaughter sale OF furniture, carpets, etc.
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JOHN S. BLACKWELL { SON,

Attorneys-At-laW. WIN prsotice In all the
oonvts n the state. Prompt attention Hiyen 10
ali uusiucss entrusted TO our care. vmce In
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-11-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Mary Lewis Young (singie) BY
her certain deed Of trust dsaed the fsth
day Of february. - ard rsoorded n ne
Il sisneS ned tssssss ~ sce foiloSi1s dsssriSsd rssi
estate. situate and lyine o. said Lsf.yette
sSssrs across on ths v:st " sids q sa.s acres
! n The sase side OF ths east half Of the south
west auarter OF lection numbered .sycnt:so
half OF ths southwsa Qusssef of ssid secsion
q q Sc s.ss % sOd % % m % scrss q q
so1t1vcst quarter OF said secaioa sevsntssn
:o pss os Ss a' w.s ssf q
quarter OF section seventeen Oh bounded ~
follows. to.xtt; bssinning e tss northsass
1D chains and seysnty-ave 0Q hnks g
81 ca.i.: . :.a .. .s.syay; q ,l ssn e S. sss:sa =, &
ha1t 4nalsey: S1sacs ncyth afsse2 0l cfssns
an IN to.p.s1p nu@esrsd hsty CO., me raass
ard seventy hundredths (sa.70, seres OF land.
which satd deed Of trust was made to secure
the a q "a foSs Sd @ 3, ,,:
que and unpeid. whereby ali OF said notes
Il S ses. q
accordance With the powers and provisions
OF said deed Of trust. I. the said trustee dc
hereby give notice that on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER ssth. lsas.
between the hours Of nine o'clock In the tose
noon and ave O'Clock In tl,o aftegnnon of thai
Day, at The court houeedoor. in Ne city o!
LexlnGten, IN Lafvette county. Missouri. l
| yendue TO the hiehsss blddor, fo1 cash ID
hand. the said real estate and premises 2
pay the balance due upon saif four (l
| the OOets and expenses OF this sale.
0iyen under my hand THE Novembel
4 It'd R.M.TAUBNAN Trustse.
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Our Thanks For Thess.

In an article giving an account Of
Of the late meeting Of the Missouri
Press Association, Editor Jacks says
iu his Montgomery City Standard:
''Just before the Close OF the meet
ing Saturday morning Mr.. H. J.
Groves Of the Lexington Intelligencer.
on bshalf of the association presented
the retiring president with . handsome
gold headed cane. The presentation
speech was said by many Of the old
members to have been the best they
had ever heard made during these
meetings-a fine compliment, indeed,
to Mr.. Groves, who Is young mar
not yet In the neiehb 'rhood o thirty,
and the association has orators and
ready and smooth takers In its ranks
The editor Of the Standard, however
does not come in the ranks Of the lasl
named. and was 20 overcome that b.
didn't say anything. He kept th,
cane though"
-
Editor Trigg Is his Richmond Con
servator says: -
"At the close Of the programme
which pertalned to .business matter,
throughout. the presidsat, Mr.. JohI
W. Jacks Of the Montgomery Stand
ard, Was presented with . handsom'
gold-headed cane As . token Of appre
citation for the valuable services rem
dered the association during his tern
Of Office. The presentation speecl
was made BY Mr.. II. J. Groves, th
young and talented editor Of the Lex
ington Intelligeucer. whose eloquenc
thrilled the hearts of his hearers, On,
made them proud that they belongs
70 an association whose members ap
Preciate the labors OF faithful srrvan
and take pleasure in showing that sp
probation, both In words and deeds.
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Large line Of school supplies at Farmers
drug store. u
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SCISSORS AND PASTE.
Things That Pencil Pashsrs Of the
County Said In Their Papers.

From Democrat tOdessaD
Rev. Edgar Davis, In, mis-, iouary Of
the Lafayette and johnson Baptist as
sociation, preached at the Bsptist
church Tuesday night. He i- . bright
aud brainy young man and his sermon
was most favorably conmented BY those
fortunate enough 10 hear him. Dr.
Baker is absent from the city, kelpI6s
in . meeting At Windsor, No., bat u
expected home Saturday. Prayer
meeting every night TIN, week. prspsr-
aiory to having . protrso,ed msss,rg
which will begin % soon - Dr.. Baker
returns. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. j. w. Blackwell has curiosity
In pear tree. In July be gathered .
crop Of big pears Oh of Il aad Il now
gathering crop Of small pears. They
seem to be perfectly maiursd au1H2,y
differ from Tia - I
= : ]; :!
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srfERIFFS SALE.

The STATE of Missouri, at the rel.t ana -
the use OF Ehomas a. Catron. coilector OF
'3SGnor Hsvecraa -t.af1yette cOuuty. IN the
stAte of1lfs3odri. Piaintin. ~ = Z
Arizona republican., 1895-08-24

is 2l Phoenix This all present appearances when fully developed will prove be the best in Southern Arizona The the sS SlOO ton and strictly free milling proposition good deal of gold and the vein easily plentiful per be had small expense mil ling and domestic purposes The Santa Fe Prescott and Phoenix rail- within eight miles the The Phoenix condition. as
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
Li-hiIIOus, Libraries.

The popular impression concerning
the lighthouse keepers is that they
spend their leisure time in resting
their heals on their hands anil gazing
far out to sea, watching for ship
wrecked mariners, sea scrpents and
other thing. AS a matter o. fact,
however, they don't spend any moro
time in this manner than they can
help. They have their domestic opera
tions Just the samo as people on shore.
In favored locations they are even able
TO cultivate little ground an | raise
their own vegetables, But they are
really very often lonesome, and were
more SO until recently, when 1t oc'
Cured to some philanthropic Govern.
ment official that it would be gool
idea to provide these watchers by the
sea with something in tho way OF read
ing matter. The idea took shape III
the construction of portable libraries,
to be filled by tho Government, sent
to one lighthouse station, and at regu.
lar intervals to be calle for and passed.
on to the next one on the list.
The library now furnished to light
stations is about two feet high, two
feet wide and eight inches deep, OF
shellacked white pine, strengthened
with neavy brass trimmings. 1t has
two shelves. It's two doors are secured,
the one with an inside bolt and the
other with a mortised lock. On the
sides are hing Il handles. When locked
the library cases can stand rough
handling.
The cases of the libraries are SO con-
structed that they make q neat ap'
pearance when set upright on table
when closed and locked they are ready
for transportation. Each contains on
an average about forty volumes OF q
proper admixture Of historical and
scientific works, besides poetry and
good novels. An exchange of Libraries
takes place once in about three months,
usually at the time when the light
house inspector makes his quarterly
inspection. Each station to which
library is furnished thus has the use
of about $50 different books each year.
There are now about 100 OF these
libraries IN circulation, and more are
in preparation. Preference IS given
in their distribution to those l'ght
house stations most distant from town
and VILLAGES. New York World.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.

Fire broke out in mine No. l, of the Pana
Coal Company, at Pana, Illinois. Seventy
I've men were In the mine, but all escaped.
A eye:e storm in Northern Mexico has
done much damage especially to railroad
property. Twelve bridges on the Mexican
National Railroad were carried away.
The eastern part Of Mexico has just been
visited by severe floods, entailing loss OF O.
least $50 ',OOO The Mexican National and
the Gulf lailways are heavy sufferers.
Flemina's livery stable, at Petersburg, In-
diana. was burned and 23 horses were cre-
mated. The opera house and Read Hotel
were also burned, making total loss OF $780,
coo.
A train crashed into trolley car on the
Greenwood Lake Railroad, near Singac Sta
tion. New Jersey. Ernest Preston, Fl eman
on the locomotive, was killed. No one on
the trolley car was hurt.
Jacob Klein, brick manufacturer, OF CAL
70, Illinois, was walking through his yard,
when kiln containing half million brick,
heated almost 10 u IuOlLou StolOJ AO'' oAN H~' !.
led him. He was cremated.
While Charles Blendon, H-year-old
youth, was practicIng with a rifle in the yard
OF his home, at ST. Louis, Mrs. Theresa Wal
konitz, q neighbor, came within range OF tho
bullets. and was shot dead.
Fire has completed the destruction OF tho
,ank steamer Bawnmore, which was wrecked
near Bandon, Oregon, on August 2S. Twelve
hours after she struck the water got into the
tanks and igni:ed large quantity OF limo.
The frame dwelling OF 7. A. Mead, In East
Boston, was burned, and he was fatally in
iured by the flames. His mother, Mrs. Mead
his brother, H. NJ Mead, and the lattel'S
wife were also severely burned,
A burning tree fe'l across the Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern Railroad tracks II miles
from Seattle, Washington, and wrecked
rain. No one was injured except George W.
Gabriel, engineer, whose condition is dan
gerCus.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-09-13
NO. A..
CABLE SPARKS.

Grant dsmage has been done In the vicln-
fly Of L L'sbon by hurricane and hoods.
Fresh conflicts have occurred between 'no
Italians and Brazlliaus in the province o'
Minas- Geraes, Brazil.
The Frerch Chambers will, upon reasse"
bling. be asked for an additional creu" VI
so, 600, 900 hanc, on account OF the Mau0s"'-
car expedition.
The grand viz'er has dismissed a numper
of officIa 8 cf Mcosh, who have Ieen iounu
guilty of extor:ing taxes and treating Arhen-
ians with ruthless severity.
Agents OF the Panama Canal C'mPauy
have engag d five hundred laborers Id 's-
maica for work on the canal. Tney VIII W
paid dollar day in currency.
1t is state that the japanese government
has contracted with a shipbuilding hrm d.
Glasgow for the construction OF five war
shIps. the cost Of which will be merry
5000, 900.
Resolutions were adopted by the BRITISH
Trades Union Congress lavoring tne aO0''-
tlon of the House OF Lords. Messr'' "o"-
pers and Mcguire, the American Delegates
spoke to the .ngress.
A hitch has occurred In the negotal'o-s
for settlement Of the Bolivian question eenor
Candamo, on behalf OF Pera, irsis's oP0n
| G )l, mbia as the arbitrator as arrangeu' Ou'
Senior Ter azas ant, Brsz to act.
An attempt was made to EXPLODE O0n0
In the Rothschild banking house 10 farl-'
but the bomb. .thrower was apprehendea De-
fore he could light the fuse OF the miSsl"'
Ihe man admits that he Is an ANARCHIST
MabeI StanI'y, an American wom""'
loaded guilty in the Bow Street Cour'' L'n-
don to the ch rye OF stealing from Mrs'
Gibbons jewe,ry valued at s5S7 she was
sentenced to 12 months imprisonment IL
hard labor.
Rus.em Pasha Turkish AMBASSADOR 10
Great Bri ain. denies the authenticity OF TUG
dispatch purporiing to have given an 1o,
count OF an Interview between him'eil "nu
Lord Salisbury, in waich the dlsmemOe,-
ment of the TurkIsh empire was threatensu'