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The state herald., 1895-06-14
pisHoNEsr ruRxs.
Their Investigation In Armenia Proving
to h q Farce.

20 Ba Farce.
,Constantinople, June i0-Advlces from
Moosh are to the effect that the Moosh
commission has practically dissolved.
The English consul just appointed at
Bitlis has been instructed to 90 to Moosh
before the commission leaves, as the Ar
menians fear a resumption Of the ,at-
tacks II there Is no person at Moosh
to represent the powers there.
Additional reports received Indicate
that the Moosh commission dissolved on
Friday, 30 far as the work of the Eu-
ropean delegates Is concerned. They
were compelled to tell the Turkish dele
gates thdt they eqHld have, tothing
more, to do With tlein. From the first
the attitude of the Turkish delegates
has been invariably and increasingly
dishonest. According to the statements
Of those interested In the workings of
the commission, the representatives OF
the sultan have not manifested honor,
truth or decency. They have made no
efforts to determine the cause Of tile out
RACES In Armenia.
i, The rupture between the Turkish and
the European. commission was tdused by
the refusal of the Turks, on purely far
Cical grounds, to hear important wit
nesses on matters pertaining to the
questions at issue. 1t was evident the
Turks were afraid the tissue of false
hoods that they have thrown around the
situation In Armenia would be broken
down.
The European commissioners will call
the report Of the Turks Into question for
the purpose Of ascertaining whether the
high officials Of any state claiming to
be civilized ever have taken the position
assumed by the Turks during the meet.
lngs OF this commission. 1t Is only fair
to say that their every action has been
prompted and sanctioned, or ratified d.
rectly, by the highest authorities:
The state herald., 1895-06-14
MOVING ON CUBA.
steaithy Departure of u weii- Equipped
Fore, From Key West,

Fore, From Key West.
New York. June S.-A special to the
Herald, from Key West, Florida, says:
The rumors that have been circulated
here for the last twcniy.four hours, that
a flllbustering expedition has left this
vicinity for Cuba. has been confirmed.
small vessel came In from the gulf.
around the eastern end OF this island.
and anchored close TO the beach. Short
ly afterward small boat was sent
ashore with messages for the leaders.
who had been waiting instructions for
several days.
The messengers were quietly sent IN
every direction TO summon those en-.
rolled for the expedition. and within a
short time the Inhabitants We're sur
prised TO see bands OF Cubans heavily
armed, and with accoutrements strapped
on their backs, going In the direction OF
the beach. getting into small boats and
being taken abroad the vessel which re-
manned mt her anchorage.
Several small boats are missing from
their moorings and several well known
revolutionists have also disappeared,
among them Generals Roloff and San.
chez.
The Impression prevails that several
vessels will meet At Bahia Honda, Cuba,
where other conilngcnis from Tampa
and Jacksonville Will Join them. makln.:
formidable expedition. Secrecy Is
maintained by the Cuban leaders about
the affair. 1t Is thought not less than
10 Cubans have gone from here.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Nothing could be more convenient than
the service arranr by the new man.
agcment OF the South Park line, taking
effect Sunday. the 9th Inst,
Two daily through trains have been
scheduled between Denver and Lead
VILE: the morning train, with palace re-
cllning chair car, is to leave Denver at
$40 ms at present, but the running time
Is qulckened so MS TO reach Leadvllle
at 5:30 y. m. ahead Of all other lines;
day train 10 leave Lcadville at 9:l5 u.
m. arriving ut Denver ut G:l5 y. m.
The .inc. new night train with sleep.
Ing ear, chair car and modern coach will
run as follows: Leave Denver nj S:lJ
y. m. arrive at Leadville at 7:05 a. IN. /:
will leave Ieadville AT 9s30 p. M. and
reach Denver at 7:30 q. IN.
Several new trains are added ON tho
Morrison Branch. and fast local train
put In service Saturdays and Mondays
between Denver and Grant. for the par
tlcular accommodation OF sportsmcn.
For copies OF schedule and for moro
particular Information. please address
j. l.. Wlnchell. general passenger agent,
Denver, Colorado.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Tampa. Fla. June l0,-passcngcrs ar.
irving from Key West tonight state
that nm expedition composed OF 200 men
left there Wednesday night. Late yes.
tcrdny carrier pigeon reached Key
West bearing n message that the mi.
busters landed safely nj LII o'clock
this morning. The expedition, II IL
said, must have landed on the northern
portion OF the coast. within fifteen mIlr,
Of Key West. Cubans here believed Il
landed near Sagun. Generals Sanchez
md Itolofr head the expedition.
Tonight 1000 Cubans attended nm on.
ihnslnstlc meeting at West Tampa.
Qucsadn. ccspcdcs and other promincn,
lenders spoke. A telegram from Bcnja.
min Guerra wnr read. announcing The
presence OF General Maxine Gomez,
with large army. In camagucy. The
message also stated mn uprising In that
province IL now assured.
The state herald., 1895-06-14
TURKEY GETTING NERVOUS.
An luminous snenos Maintained by the
Powers

fOwefn.
Constaniinople June S.-rhe decision
Of the powers respecting the unfavo-
rable answer of the Turkish govern
ment to the note presented to the porte
by the representative powers regarding
the reforms proposed for Armenia, Is
expected next week.
There are Indications that tile Turk
lsh government Is uneasy at the silence
of the powers and high official has
been sent to three embassies. those of
Great Britain. France and Russia, to
confer with tho ambassadors, represent
Ing TO them that the portc's reply was
only seml-ofiicial communication. The
ambassadors refused to discuss the
question, declaring that they regarded
the reply rs official and final.
Advices received here from Bills
show that great distress prevails among
the Sassoun refugees. 1t Is stated that
sixty-ilve of them have died Of starva-
ton, and that many others are famisli-
Ing. A local relief committee has left
Moosh to distribute bread and con-
struct huts. The inhabitants ask for
seeds and for the restoration of their
stolen cattle, In order TO prevent n FAM
Inc. II Is also feared that the approach
ing passage Of the nomad Kurds across
this district will lead to renewed raids.
The state herald., 1895-06-14
OVERLAND PARK RACES.
Successful, Opening Of tho Meet a, Den

yer.
Denver. June S.-With clear blue
sky overhead. faultless track beneath
the horses feet and the grand stand
packed with an enthusiastic crowd, the
spring meeting at Overland park opened
this afternoon. Never did the park pre-
sent n more beautiful picture. The day
was perfect and fully 5000 people fed
from the heat and noise Of the city to
the green race course by the banks OF
tie Platte. The trains. running fifteen
minutes apart. poured 4 steady stream
OF humanity through the gates, and by
o'clock the grand stand was packed.
The gay spring costumes of the women
Killed the dull monotony OF the lines Of
black coats OF the men and made the
scene one Of beauty.
Down In the betting ring under the
grand stand uncertainty relgned. The
bookmnkers did not seem quite sure
that their business would not be inter
rupcd, and they Were n little slow 10
commence. The rail birds sat on the
fence and declared that no race meet
Ing could he held without the book.
lcs:' before long books were offered Mt
auction On the first race. the bookmnk.
cts Jumped into their stands and the
ring was happy.
About ten bookInnkcrs were doing
business.
The arrangements for handling the
crowds Were excellent. and the blue.
coated plnkcrtnns stood at the gate and
took the tickets.
The state herald., 1895-06-14
srUpENpous COLLEGE FUNDS:
How Their One Hundred Mniioa Della1
Are tnvsstsd. :.

Are 1nvsstsd. F.
Jnrc Forum: 1t is of special interest
to i.now In what forms the property oS
our colleges, amounting to hnIdfed
million Of dollars, IL invested. In pre-
senting the facts make use OF reports
sent to me from between 100 and 200 OF
the representative colleges, and also OF
the reports of presidents and treasurcrs
of these colleges. From these reports
infer that at least four-flfths Of all tho
productive funds Of colleges are invested
In bonds and mortgages. Few colleges,
and only few, have part Of their en-.
dowrileit In stocks of any sort; A few
6f them, notably. Columbia and HARVARD;
have Invested In real estate. The facta
rs TO certain representative colleges, arc
illustrative: Cornell university has about
$4,000, 900 in bonds and about 81, 00O, 600
In mortgages; Wabash has property of
$3G2, 900, Of which $4,000 are In build
ings, $21, 900 In bonds, S323, 900 In mort
cages; the University Of California has
somewhat moro than S2,00O.000, equally
divided between bonds and mortgages;
Wesleyan university has SLIPS 900, Of
which sS1 900 arc In real estate, 1900.
600 In bonds, $4,000 in stocks, $6S0.00O
In mortgages and the remaining million
Is, as the treasurer expresses 1t, "ln
other values"
Harvard's immense property Is chafig.
ed In tho forms of Its investment moro
frequently than the property Of MANY
colleges; but Of Its eight or more millions
railroad bonds and real estate represent
the large share, the amount Of bonds ex.
ceedlng the value of real estate Colleges
have few United States and few ipunl-
cipal bonds; but they do own large
amounts Of the best railroad bonds and
Of the bonds of water works companies,
somewhat also of the bonds Of street
railways, and also small amounts Of the
bonds of the counties Of western states
As my eye runs down the list Of secufl-
ties Of Cornell university find a record
of county bonds In several western states
as well MS railroad bonds, but county
bonds seem to predominant. Turning TO
II college of quite different position and
history, Washington and Lee, In vir-
GINA, find that ont Of $G0O,OOO 1854,
900 are invested In securities Of the state
of Virginia; that town and county bonds
are represented by few thousand dol
lars: that the railroads IN the south rep
resent the larger part Of the balance. a
college Of different environment and
condition Is Rochester university. New
York. OF 100000, $3.50 are In rail
road bonds.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

New London. Conn, June 1.-THE tor.
pcdo boat Ericsson was given n trial
trip down the hnrbor ana ont into tho
sound today. II wns the first trip since
her ,csia were Interrupted by accidents
10 her machinery Inst fall
Superintendent Hopkins Of the Iowa
Iron Works. nj which the Ericsson was
built. mud Lieutenant Lohrcr. u. y, ~,
were on b0nr,l. She wna out but n short
time ON account Of the fog' The wnier
was smooth aud The machinery worked
satisfactorily. She Ia csilmntuI To hive
rcncbcd n speed Of twenty. -four knots an
hour during onc.hnlf hour OF the time
she WINS out.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Milwaukee. June S.--'I'hc long con.
templatcd raid on vendors Of olcomar.
gnrine IN Milwaukee WINS innugnratcd
to-day. Over dozen dealers In the
bogus butter Were arrested. The
charges against all * that of selling col.
orcd oleomnrrarinc under the name OF
pure Jersey" pure dairy" nnd pure
creamery" without adding the name
buttcrlnc. The persons who bought
the stun knew what 1t was. but owing
10 Its color the ones who ate It naturally
thought II was good butter. The price
II IL TO u cents n pound. The penalty
provided by the new statute IL a line OF
$50 20 $500.
The state herald., 1895-06-14
SHEEP WAR OVER.
v" Men. sheep or Iior.es Slain on tho
Field Of battle.

y" Mrn, sheep or Horses Slain on tho
Field Of battle.
Mccoy, June l.. via wolcoii. June s.
News Just received by special messcn.
ger from the scene OF the sheep war In
Northern liontt county Indicates that
Tie trouble between the cattle and sheen
men Is over. for tie present NJ least
Actual facts 20 TO show that mary
false reports Were circulated. Ins,cnd
Of 800, 80 cnillcmcn actually left Hay.
den for the scene of trouble. only TO find
from l.soo To 1000 sheep In Colorado
territory. These ARE bclng looked after
by six hrrdcrs ani n foreman The bal.
nncc NJ the flock had already been drIy.
IN across the state line Into Wyoming.
an1 those SIN IN liouit county were
headed In the ZANE direction with rs,
nlrnnce from those driving them that
they would cross the state line at thu
earliest possible moment.
So rnds the sheep war aud that II has
80 ended II surely matter FOR self con.
graduation. Not only by those directly
concerned but for the entire state MS
well,
The state herald., 1895-06-14

birmingham, Ala. June lo.--A sin.
g'llnr death occurred In the colore,i
Baptist church near Double Springs
yesterday morning. The pastor, itcv.
Grccnllcf Ice. n young man, strong and
healthy. was preaching on death. lie
worked himself Into great fervor do.
scrlbing the fortunes Of hell aud quot.
Ing from the Scriptures. As the words,
There shall be weeping md wniiing
and gnnshing OF teeth" issued from iln
lips he fell 10 the floor. and In few
minutes was dead.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Washington. ID. c.. June 1.-THE ad-
mlnlstration has decided that u United
States vessel OF war shall be sent to
Key West for the purpose OF co-operat-
Ing with the revenue cutters In watch,
Ing FOR iilIbusicrlng expeditions leaving
that and other places In Florida To aid
the Cuban Insurgents. This decision
was reached late this afternoon. Just be.
fore Secretary Hcrbcri's departure for
Alabama. and he concluded that the TIA.
leigh should bc used for the purpose.
The latter vessel Is now NJ New York
Orders are expected 10 be sent To her
commander Immediately TO prepare for
the voyage. aud II Is possible before
many days she Will DO on her way to
Key West.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Kansas city, Mo-, June lO.-A special
To the Times from Perry. Oklahoma,
says: George Parker. n citizen OF Alya.
Oklahoma, was arrnIsncd few days
ago before Judge Goodwin for drunken.
ness and dlsor,lrrly conduct. Judge
Goodwin impanclci jury OF twelve
men 10 try the case, who returned n
verdict OF guilty against the court. The
verdict read: 1--WE find the defendant.
George Parker not guilty as charged,
but we find the judge Of this court
guilty OF the oircnsc charged against the
defendant. and that the costs In this
case be assessed against him."
Since the trial Parker has had the
Judge arrested for drunkenness In OF.
lice. The jury WAS composed OF the
best men In town.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

The shrcwdcst Of national advcr.
Users have advertised extensively dur
Ing the summer months. Vacation time
IL the season to "oat, sleep and read"
the time when tho business man turnp
his attention to home and homo com.
forts, md makes mp HIS mind that he
wants this or that, long before he buys
II. because he then has the time In
which TO consider II. The assertion
ran safely DO made that fully one.half
NJ the goods purchased between the In,
81 September and the ist OF December
have been bought. In the mind OF the
purshsysr, dur!ns July and August.
The state herald., 1895-06-14
THE OHIO COAL SCALE,
It Has Been Accepted by the Miners q,
Last.

~ INNS eeen Accepted by tho Miners at
Last.
Columbus, Ohio. June 1.-THE vote
or the Ohio miners as to whether they
would accept or reject the proposition
OF the operators TO pay ilfty-one cents
Tor screened coal per ton for mining, re-
suited: For acceptance. 5,09l: against,
i,So1; majority, T40. The state miners
officials say in their circular. to-day, to
the miners Of Ohio: "You will thus see
that the provisional agreement made
between the operators and your dele.
gates on June l. 1895. has been ratified
and accepted by the popular vote of tho
district. This makes the agreement
valid. Locals will govern themselves
accordingly and will resume work un.
der the provisions of the said agreement.
II must be borne in mind that dlstatse-
ful as the terms OF this agreement are,
We have hopes of its being only tempo
rnry. II is only binding In so far rs the
circumstances continue which forced Its
acceptance. II those circumstances
change, which we are In hope OF. we
expect better terms will be within our
probabilities soon"
Secretary Mcbride of the National as.
ISOLATION, said the Ohio miners acted
wisely. and II the Pittsburg miners will
do rs well they viii he In n position to
take an advance step by the time the
fall trade opens.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Phoenix. Ariz. June Ii.-Adviccs
from llcrmosillo. Sonora, state that Sat.
urdny afternoon Lieutenant Col. Flor.
"a Ilermosn. with nifty regulars OF ,hc
Mexican army. came upon u large band
Of rebel Yagui Indians In Chiluuuctc
canon. Upper Sonora, and routed them
with heavy loss. Darkness terminated
the fight. On tile Mexican hide the col.
oncl and Ave soldiers Were wounded
md onc corporal killed. A large amount
of booty WINS recovered from the indi.
ans The yalul rebellion X the most
serious ever known nnd the Mexican
forces nrc making little progress
against H.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Atlanta. Ga. June io,-'rhc BlmctnllIc
League Of Spnuldlng county has issued
n call for n state convention Of silver
men 10 he held NJ Griffin on July X.
This IA local League. but II Il In nciiyc
hands and has u large membership.
Tho Constitution takes mp the cnll To.
day and urges thorough organization
throughout the state and u large aitrn.
dance Mt the meeting. This IL regarded
M Indicating That the silver lcagucrs de-.
cldc1 upon Griffin M the place for tho
convention ANA turned tho manage.
incnt over TO the local league.
The plan seems 10 be 10 have rally
with crisp. Governor Atkinson, Con.
;rcssmcn Livingston, Maddox and
Moses, Senator Bacon, ex-senator
walsh aud other leaders M speakers,
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Kansas City. Mo-. Juno 10.-Spcclals
In the Star. from oln,hc. Emporln. Fort
Scott. Wichita and Caldwell. Kansas.
and Hcnncssy and Perry, Oklahoma. re-
port heavy twcniy.four hour rain.
which will he the saving OF the corn
crop. Small grain was beyond help.
bu, farmers ARE now hopeful Of raising
n good corn crop, which IL tho only snl.
walton for Southern Kansas and Okla.
hoina. The rain area Includes all the
Cherokee strip and Northern Texas. and
west In Kansas beyond Sterling.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Chicago. June s.-A special from va.
kolinnn To the Record says; There Il
now no, tho Allih'cst Glance Of io,ncs.
W. trouble IN Japan over tho rcsil, Of
ne Chinese war. The radical party
finally accepts the terms Of tho ironiy
~ pence by which Japan surrcntcra chi.
iicsr territory ~ the best arrangement
possible * leaders publish n innnlfoa.
TO snylhg ihnt tile conditions ARE accent.
cu hiil promising to support the minis.
,ff uhtil parliament meets II lnsists.
however tlnt before Further evacuation
lsussli, 'l,tist consent 10 permit Japan 10
control Corca.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

body of ore. The upraise shows n
height OF ten feet, with no top In sight,
and there Is every Indication OF m In
nensc strike
The stun assays big, and 1t was learn
ed from Manager Livezey tonight that
II runs from six to seven ounces gold
and over twenty ounces silver 10 the
ton. Arrangements TO begin shipments
are TO be made ut once. Denver peo-
pie are largely interested In this prop
erty.
The state herald., 1895-06-14
Joined the Insurgents.

New York. June io.-A special to tho
Herald from Key West. Florida. says:
Woodward. the newspaper correspond.
cnt reported ns killed by the Spanish
papers, finding II impossible to get back
from the insurgents line. Inns Joined tho
Insurgents. II IL now said, and been Civ.
On command OF n company under Ma.
Geo. The man killed ~ now reported to
he one BoynioD. who was trying TO sell
n dynamite machine 10 the insurgents,
which he offered for 10000
The state herald., 1895-06-14

New York. June 10.-'Thc officials OF
the Methods, Missionary Society In this
city are very hopeful that the report of
n massacre Of missionaries Mt Cheng tn
has been exaggerated. Dr. Stephen j.
Baldwin. the recording secretary, said:
~ do not think that the rumors are sub.
scqurnt 10 assurances We received by
cable from our mission IN Chcng tn un.
der date of June ,. The cable read
Property destroyed. all safe, inform
Toronto"
This would indicate that all our PEG.
pie ARE safe. although the property has
been destroyed.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Vienna. June 1I.-Accordlne TO nd.
vices received here from Wicncrncu.
stndt. the recent clpudburst washed
AWAY u rumbcr Of houses. bridges and
whole srccts IN the communcs of
Sclinrzcnbncb, Schlnttcn aud liocwnlk.
orsdorf. II IL added that twelve per-
sons were drowned nt Schwarscubnch
nlonc. aud that the damage. which can.
not bo repaired for years, amounts IN
these three places TO over 100000 iiorlnI.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

London. June 1.-THE Press assocla.
tlon this evening states tint leading
English politicians have lnilmnicd %
the members of the Rosebcry cabinet
that tho minister's VIII be supported by
the public opinion Of the country II
Great Britain Joined with the other pow.
cfs In display OF force M n reply 10
tho attitude OF the Turkish government
In regard TO the proposals of the powers
for the reform Of Armenia.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

! The Germans have some educational
ideas which might be borrowed with
proh,, and among these are wall maps
OF different species Of pestiferous
weeds which hang In the sehoolroom,
where tho children can see them as
long ms they 10 to school. They are
colored plates OF weeds In all stages Of
growth. and also the way In which
they scatter their seeds and propagate
themselves.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Washington. June s.-Thc United
States sanitary inspector Of Santiago de
Cuba reports that there nrr hundreds
Of sick from yellow fever nnd other dis.
cnscs among the troops In the Interior
Of Cubn. lie adds; "Thc population Of
Santiago Inns increased largely, and tho
town IL ovcrcrowdcd with tho residents
Of the surrounding country. and IL
would not be astonishing II mn epidemic
OF contagious diseases became prcvn.
lent"
The state herald., 1895-06-14

! DR.. Stuhlmann. who IL travelling In
Africa. has come upon n tree whose
fruit gives out tallow-lIke fat. The
tree Is one OF the largest In the forests
OF usambara, and the fruit Is big and
heavy. measuring foot in length by
half foot in diameter. II lie a new spe.
cics OF the guttiferi. The natives call
1t mkani. but the botanists name 1,
stearodcndron Stuhimanni.
The state herald., 1895-06-14

Washington. June 10,-Thc President
left the city very quietly saturday even.
Ing or Sunday morning on fishing
trip. lie went 10 Lccsburg. Virginia.
n town about twenty miles from Wash.
lngton. aud In the nclghborhood Of
which there Il good bass and trout fish
Ing. lie ilshcd In these waters some
weeks neo, and yesterday found thu
sport 10 good that he decided TO spend
The state herald., 1895-06-14
Foreigner. i,,lict In chin.

London. June 10-A special dispatch
fluni Shanghai says II X almost certain
ncctcd with the English. French and
American missions NJ Chcng tn has o.
Cured. Neither mon, women, nor ch.l
drrn have been spared, according Ia
the report. II Ia admitted that irlc.
grains have been intercepted by the gov
eminent. the object being to conceal thu
news Of tho massacre.
A French gunboni IL on route 10 Wucn
Chang 10 Investigate the report
The state herald., 1895-06-14

London. June ia dispatch 10 tho
Daily News from Vienna says that dur
Ing the trouble between the police and
socialists last Sunday Texas Jack"
happened to he pracilclng near the scene
OF the riot with his North American In
dlnns. One OF the local magistrates or
dcrcd "Texas Jack" his cowboys and
his Indians TO catch the socialists with
their lassocs. Six OF the workmcn Were
thus thrown down and placed under
arrest. There Is considerable indlgna-
ilon among the people, In consequence
OF the manner In which the laborcrs
who gathered In the streets We're treat
cd
The state herald., 1895-06-14

San Francisco. Cal. June i0--rrofcs.
sor Il. Il. Barnard. the famous nstron-
omcr OF tho Lick observatory, has pre-.
scnlcd his resignation TO tho board Of 70.
gents Of tho University OF California. to
take eject next October. II Il under.
stood that Professor Barnard will accept
u similar position ut the University NJ
Chicago.