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The herald., 1895-11-19
turkeys SULTAN SCARED
By the Assembling of Foreign
War Vessels
HE WILL MAKE AN EFFORT
To Stop Riotlng and Bloodshed 10
Asia Minor
The Revolutionary Movement Spreads and
Mohammedan Agitation Against the
Siltan Rapidly Increasing
A associated Press special Wire.

Associated Press spscial Wire.
LONDON, Nov. ls.-It is understood
the assembling Of the British and fore gn
fl cts at Saionica bay is having a good
effect upon ths Turkish government, and
the sultan has finally determined to MAKE
an earnest effort to stop the blcodsned in
Asia Minor. 1t is understood the mar.
quis of Salisbury has received ASSURANCES
that the sultan has dispatched commis
sioners TO Asia Minor instructed to put
in force as soon as practica ole reforms in
sisted upon by the powers; and beyond
the assem- bling of foreign fleets the pow
ers have taken on further steps at pres
ent. being deslrous Of giving the TURK
ish govern ment every opportunity possi-
BILE for restoring order in the DISTURBED
di tricts without having recourse to
measures whicn might add to the state
Of anarchy prevailing. The following
telegram from Constantinople was rsceiv.
ed this morning by the Anglo-Armenian
association:
'Armenians are being massacred every
where in Asia Minor. Over 100, 900 are
dying from hunger and exposure. Tbs
SaAsoun work of relief has closed. For
Gods sake urge the government to stop
the most awful events of modern times.
The porte is powerless, as all the tels-
graphs are under control of the palace
officials. who have melted the massacre
throughout Anatolia."
A dispatch from Rome todav says ad
vices from Constahtinople announce that
the agitation against Christians in North
ern Syria is extending and massacres
have occurred near Aleppo.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Sabbath Observance Conference

RICHMOND, Va, Nov lS.--The COM
mittee on temperance and Sabbath ohser-
vance of the Virginia Methodist confer
ence submitted a strong report in which
Sunday excursions, the running OF rail-
way trains on Sunday and all sorts of
pleasure on that day wee deprecated and
vigorous protest was entered against
the Sunday newspaper. which was ues.
cribei rs thing to make mental and
m oral dys epsi,. Especially were the
practices : of filling a paper with desert p
tion OF theatrical performances, co4certs,
priz, nights, sncii ty news, sporting and
all other features calculated to keep per-
sons from Sunday school and church,
strongly condemned.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Still Another Sensation

CHICAGO, Nov. l8.-The Daily News
this afternoon publishes the following
story:
James McNary, conductor on car 635 of
the Sixty-third street line, has sprung a
new sensation II the Holmes case, by
stating that Benjami F. Pitzel is alive
and that he recsntly talked with him on
his Car.
McNary claims there could be no mil
take rs he worked nine months for Pit
zle and and knows the peculiarities of
his voice. According t, McNary. Pitzel
buarded his Car q few days previous to
Holm, trial. Pitzel's beard had grown
around the greater part o his face, so
that he was con. pie.eiy dugu sell. When
addressed, howevtr.be a nlitted his iden-
tity, and ask. d as trienu that McNarv
keep silent. as he was on his way to
PniiadeI hia, but McNary called in Motor
man Letter nan aud he, too, ella ms that
be had conversation with r tzel, who
took a transfer to The Cottage Grove ca ole
line.
Mr.. Robert Corbrtt, who has been FOL
lowing the case Tor months in behalf Of
the Farmers and Merchants National
bank. Fort Worth, Texas. claims he has
also cen Pitzel.
II neve thought Pitzel was dead,' he
declared to Daily News reporter "for
the following reasons: First, when / was
who resem ples the man seen by the con-
ductor aud motorman and whom then
thought was pitzel, found me in the
building uoking over soms papers. He
ASKED me If I mad seen a tool chest.
told him there was one in the front room.
He said that one was not his; that he
had left 1t IN the room whers | was en-
gagged. | asked him who he was. He
sid Mrs. Pit2el seat him there for to ol
chest an when l asked his name he said,
after thinking for u moment, Andrews
and left.
Saturday learned that Mrs. Pitzel
was stopping at 6233 May street, with
Mrs. Haywood. and sent over to ask her
il she ever scot for the tool chest. Both
she ana her daughter Desha declared that
they had not, and also discoversd d that
Mrs. t',tzel IS wavering in her belief in
the ide It tirati,n OF Pirzei, and he sins to
hope at the chill iren are living; but for
he is living or dead. believe that If
Holmes is not grated a new trial Pitzel
will declare himself to the governor of
Pennsylvania, when all other means ara
ea hausted, and Isaac r. Hit ana myself
both have his address in Philadelphia.
place under the name of airs. EN-. Gard
ner. while Pitzel is known as 6. D.
Hall"
The attorneys for Holmes, who are try
ing to save that notorious individual
from hanging. have received transcri pt
of tne divorce proceed ines winch Holmes
oeean in 1897 against his wife in the su
perior court of Cook county. The :suit
was hegun in the name of Herman H.
Mudgett against Clara A. Mudgett. The
charge made against the wife is infideI.
ity. Midget said he was married at
Acton, N. H., July 4, 1878. ana lived with
his wife until 1923. The case was beard
nd II Vieso oil hvy thu cnrYt for laCE Of
evidence to support the charges made in
the bill.
II is said that Holmes lawyers want
the transcript for use in arguing the mo-
ton for new trial. the purpose being to
shaw Holmes had but one legal wife,
and that other women said to havs been
at times married to him were not legal
wives.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Cautions His Patient Against
Violent Exercise
HARD WHACK ON THE SKULL
From Cane in the Hand of Attorney
Mitchell
Makes 1r. Thorne Eager to Delay Retail.
iation Until His Health Is
Good D.ai Better
Associated Press Special Wire.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. ls.-Tnsre was
an old-tims twinkle in Governor Budrs
eye this afternoon as Lawyer Mitchsll' 5
cane descended, whack! upon the skull
OF Lewis Thorne.
The governor started to get between the
men and stop the fun. but Speaker Lynch
of Cucamongs and Attorney Cattern
wers there before him and prevented any
rurther skull cracking.
The row arose about the investigation
into the affairs of the Los Angeles Dis
trict Agricultural association. 1t was 4
o'clock and Governor Budd had announce
ed that the investigation would be rs-
sumed at o'clock tomorrow morning.
John II. Mitchell, attorney for tbs
board, had placed his shining tile upon
his head and was Just going out OF the
door when Thorue stopped him In an
asgravatins manner:
"You have caused this board to utter
sentiments that are false"
Mitchell replied that there was q law
against perjury. Then he added:
II don't desire to have any further
conversation with you, sir. have not
spoken to you in this proceeding. and
don't desire you to speak to me-" He
then waved his hand and said: $50
away from me-
Thorne retorted: "Nor do I care TO
talk to cur.'
Whereupon Mitchell bslted him on tho
head with his cane several times.
Then they were separated.
Thorne declared that he would settls
the matter with Mitchell some time. and
Mitchell dared him to 'come on; but
Thorne explained that his physician had
ADVISED him not to take any violent ex-
ercise. And so they parted. Thorne
breathing vengeance and Mitchell hurl-
ing defiance.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Mr.. SEATON SAWED NO WOOD
Which Brings q Sentence Of Five Days
In Jail
fiuntington's impecu nious Relatives Wife
VIII Collect Ailmony Before Judge Hunt
Gets Through With the Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1s.-W. H.
Seaton, the impecunious relative OF G. P.
Huntington, who has for some time been
delinquent in the payment OF alimonv to
his wife. IL at last in serious trouble.
Judge Hunt made an order To-Day com il.
mitting the recalcitrant husband to jail
for five days for contempt OF court.
This decided order of the court was the
i'm N ediate result OF Seaton's failure TO
enter the employ of Attorney r. NJ. Nor
gan a. a sawyer of wood. He had prom
ised to appear bright and early this
morning at i176 Taylor street to demolish
Morgan wood pile at compensation OF
So day. Mr. Morgan is the attorney for
Seaton's wife, and has several times had
tho husband in court to show cause why
he should not bs punished for contempt.
-Ssaton pleaded guilty ana inap'lity to
secure employment. 1t was then that
Morgan made his offer to give Seaton a
job saving wood. Seaton refused the
offerei employment, but at the uvgestion
of Judge Hunt agreed to inspect the
wood pile. He kept this promise, but
AGAIN refused the job on the ground that
he was not 81 fiiciently strong to stand
such hard work. The case was called
last Friday, and Seaton then produced a
phys,cian's certificate to the effect that
he was afflicted with hernia and ther. fore
could not perform manual labor This
did not salts y Judge Hunt, who ordered
him to produce the physician in court
today for cross-eAamination. At the sa m =
tims judge Hunt said that should the
stat mspt of the physician prove not sat
isf ctory he would commit Seaton to jail.
SeatOn spent an hour in reflection, anu
then announced through his attorney
that it would he unnne essary to sum .
mon the physician. Seaton assured the
caurt that he would BIZ on hand and pre-
pared to tackle the wood pile this morn
ing.
The wood pile and the saw were in
readiness bright and early, but no Seaton
appeared. Attorney Morgan prom pity
took this latest c,ntempt bsfore Judge
Hunt. He produced three ply icians,
all OF whom testified that Seaton, desi iite
his physical affiiction. was perfectly able
to d. sucu work Us saving WOOL without
an, injury to his health.
After hearing tiis testimony Judge
Hunt took prompt action. He proved
that atom had been guilty Of wilful
contempt of court, and ordered that as
pun sh ment he be arrested and confined
in the unity Jail for ive days.
A war; mt of arrest was forthwith
placed in tie hands OF the sher.f # for SER
vice.
The herald., 1895-11-19
No Rush for Land

SPOKANE. Wash. Nov. 1s.-The Nez
Perces Indian reservation, Idaho. was
opensd at noon to-day. There wa. no ii r.
Ing of guns nor any other signals given.
No excitement nor distur hance of a Sc
rious character has BEEN reported. Prob.
ably not over 1910 locations will be made
this fall. There was no lining up for a
and rush today, and the people at noon
Wera all over tina re servation, each on his
chosen quarter section. At mon work
was com msnced bv establishing corners
and laying foundations.
large number OF people were at the
land office tnis morning, but they were
informed that they must locate before
they could file claims. Filling will not
really begin before tomorrow.
The herald., 1895-11-19
THE LAST BODY
OF the Cleveland Motor Horror Recovered
From the River

OF the Cleveland Motor Horror Recovered
From the River
CLEVELAND, Nov. ls.-The body OF
the seventeenth. and probably the last,
victim of the wreck was recovered from
the river tais afternoon. 1t was hat of
Matthew Callinsn. and it was buried in
the mud directly where the trucks of the
motor had been. Callinan hal been in
cluded in the mi-sin, from the first and
it was certain that he was dead. Tne
search for bodies has now been aban-
doned. The recital of his experience by
Patrick I,ooney. the sole survivor of the
accident, le ds to the belief that all the
victims wsre unconscious when they
struck tae water.
"Ihe first premon;tion had that any.
thing was wrony." said Loo ey today,
"wss when the car tiapsd forward. Like
flash it came to me that the draw was
open and tnat we were going nto the
river. | know | made dash for the rear
door. l remember that we'll. have a
dim remem prance of getting nold OF the
handle of the rear door,
The herald., 1895-11-19
BA2Rl0S NEGROES
Said to B. Inhumaniy Treated by Railroad
Contractors

Said to b. lnhuma1iy irelte1 Dy Railroad
Contractors
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Nov. ls.-A
special from Port Ba rios. dated Novem-
ber 18th, says five ne roes we're found
hangins vest rday morning six miles from
town. They were reco nized as ing
some of the negroes lately arrived here to
work on Iailr al con truction and who
became dissatisfied ami fed An invest,
cation was made. but like all investiga
tions in this country, nothing resulted
exc pit that it was learned that the ne
groes came from Louisiana. 1t was G ven.
ou, that they must have been banged by
robb RS. bat 1t IS believed that they were
pursue b. the contractors and trapped
and killed. 81 as not to allow them to es,
cape. he lie Of the American negroes
at work hare is terrible. Many have been
beaten TO death.
The herald., 1895-11-19
EuIceiss on Ju tlce Jackson

WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-At the meet-
ing of the supreme court bar today eulo-
gies upon the late Justice Howell +.
Jackson were delivered by Secretary Oh
ney and others and resolutions were pre-.
sented, expressing the high esteem "for
the qualities which distinguished mis-
short career on the supreme b1nch,
which gave s1ch perfect assurance that
he was a worthy successor of those dis
t,nguished judges who have administered
with such hdelity and ability the ereatest
trust sver cOntided by a nation" The
resolui iion will be presented to the court
next Monday.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Agitation Exten ling

CONSTANTINOPLE, via Varna, Nov.
18.-Anti. Christian placards have been
torn down by the police at Scutari, AL
bini, whore a dangerous agitation is in
progress. The Turkish officials do not
seem to be doing more than making q
show of frowni:g upon it.
The Armenian leaders Of CONSTANT
nopls are compelled to keep in hiding for
fear of arrest. The Turkish police con.
tinus throwing Armenians into prison
frequent occurrence.
The young Turks movement is actively
pro ressing IN spite of the desperate
efforts made ny the Turkish officials to
suppress it, and it is said that much OF
the onslaught upon Armeniaus is due to
the fact that the porte desires to distract
attention from the Mohammedan agita-
ton against the sultan.
The palace spies and police are Kept
busy night and day in Constantinople,
but this does not prevent the revolution
ary movement from spreading.
The poliSe have Just made fresh seiz-
ure in the Turkish part of the city of
a large quantlt of placards demanding
a co stltntion, which were intended for
distribution in the main tnoroushfAres.
The two battalions of troops aud tue
detachment Of u tillery at the liIdlz kiosk
are Ike closely within the grounds of
the alace. The life of the sultan is
known tn be in danger and the lives OF
nearly all the ministers have been
threatened.
Hsssan Pasha, the minister of marine,
is known to distrusr the navy to the ex-
tent that he mas guard of troops and,
IL is claimed, dares not go on board q war
vessel.
The Turkish government officials today
issued notice denying il tins most posi-
I've terms that four Jesuits have Dean
killed or that the Protestant missionaries
have been maltreated at Malatian,, con-
firming in the first instance the an
nounce menJ sent lat week to the Aaso-
ciated Press exclusively on this subject.
The herald., 1895-11-19

view to placing full Republican con-
1ressional ticket in the field next year.
This is to be the basis of the proposed
contest bef re congress and the courts
over the Mississippi constitution. Lynch
says leading constitutional lawyers of
the north advise this course, and that
nothing will he left undone in the prem
isss. He declares that Mckinley is his
presidential preference, but thinxs that
southern delegations should go to the
national convention uoinstructed aud
should conform to the dominant senti-
ment Of tis north in soliciting a can di-
date.
The herald., 1895-11-19
carneaie,s Bid Accepted

LONDON. Nov. IA private dispatch
has been received here from st. Peters,
burg confirming sdvices previously re-
ceived from New York and elsewhere
tnat Bethlehem Iron company and the
Carnegie Iron company tenders for fur
nishing the amor plate .or swo new
Russian waiships in course OF con.tsuc-
tiOn have been acce ttsd ann that the
American firms have been awarded three
quarters Of the entire order.
The herald., 1895-11-19
The Pros scutlon Closes

CARSON. New, Nov. 1S. The prosecu-
tion in this Heney min. trial rested IT'S
case this a ter ioon. Witnes sses were
called tn corroborate the testimony of
Beck IS to the bullion taken by the de-
fendant 10 the reduction works in Reno,
and the detectives told how they got
Hsnev. He telegraphe1 them where to
6nd him.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Aid for Christians

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-Admiral
Selfridge cable the navy department to-
day that he had put in with his flagship
San Francisco at Naples to get bis mail.
He will proceed directly to Alexandretta.
where he should arrive about Friday
next, and will then be in position to
extend aid to the Americans and Euro
peans in that section in the event of fur
ther unriSns.
The Turk sh situation is absorbing the
attent on OF the st tie department at rres-
ent, ana due notice is taken Of the vari-
Gus res>lut,ons alopted by the many ra-
ligions organizations in the United tates.
Considering the terribly disturbed con.
ditIons in Armenia, it is believed at the
state department that Minister Terrell
has been remarkably successful in his
Efforts 10 prot CT the American missiona-
RES and teache S. So far as the misfor
tunes OF the native Christ ans Is con-
cerneu. while they may properly excite
the sympathy of the entire Chri tian
world. tnn st,te depar tment claims there
is NJ warrant for interference on the ? ,rt
of the United States. the Armenians be-
ing Turkish subjects, for whose religious
freedom the ereat European powers are
res onsible. Any interposition by the
United States would be nat only in vlo-
lati n of our traditions, but might be
used, 1t is SAID. as q powerfui argument
to Justify European interference in the
aft hrs of American republics.
In reference to the rumors to the effect
that Mr.. Terrell mas rendered his resi- ,na-
tiun, it av be stated that the depart
meut OF state is thoroughly satisfied with
conduct in every par icular: that it
has lent all possible support {, him, and
that no reason is known that would JUS
ii y the assumption tina: he intends to
desert HIS post in the present crisis.
The Turkish legation has received from
the sublime p rte the following telegram
u er today's dale:
The Armenian insurgents OF Zeitnun
plundersd and burned the following viii
lagos: Loulsikuhi, Kechkere Moussali
and Kerimli. Four hom ps were found in
the yard uf an Armenian viOter ut Diar-
brkir. The Armenian sgitators at Mar
sovan attacked two Mussulmans going to
the mosque ard wounded them. They
also fired from Their houses to the har-
racks and to the palace of the governor.
Disorders followed these prUvocations.
and ON both sides there we're dead and
wounded. The authorities, however, sue
ceeded in restoring order.
/. All news concerning supposed in.
The herald., 1895-11-19

LONDON, Nov. 1S.--A dispatch from
Vienna to the Standard says chat the
sultan IS now negotiating for the purpose
of granting the Turkish tobacco monono-
ly to q company, giving oil extended con-
uession IN exchange for the loan of a
million pounds. Tne sultan also, accord
ing to the correspondent, talks of asking
the powers to assist In raising loan for
military expenses. hoping thereby to sup
press prevailing disorders.
The herald., 1895-11-19
WILL NOT ARBITRATE
Brazil viii Insist Up n Her Right to the
Island of Trinidad

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The Brazilian
government. Herald correspolient at
Rio Janeiro telegraphs, has definitely cen
cluded that no arbitration is admissible
respecting the ownership of the island of
Triaiiad as proposed by the British gov
ernmeDt The go:ern eat also refuses
to con slider such suggestions as may arise
thrt ush he discussion in the British
parliament of the question.
The herald., 1895-11-19
rllssissippi Repubiicani,m

JACKSON. Miss, New. 1s.-John r.
Lynch, the calored Republican leader. is
In the oily on route to Eastern Missis-
slrpi, on political mission and to oon-
fer with local Republican leaders, with y
The herald., 1895-11-19

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1s.--The four story
brick bnildiug at 921 North Fourth street,
occupie by the Feurborn Toy and No
ii company. was partially dest oyedaby
hre this afternoon, causing IA loss of
400 n01
The herald., 1895-11-19

EUREKA, Nov. lS.-The Muriel. which
arrived here to-day, reports that yester-
day she sighted light. three mastei
schooner. with only her foremast stand
ing, running down under d0uble-reefed
foresail,
The herald., 1895-11-19

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. ls.-Chief Sun.
principal chief of The Pawness. is dead
ana the whole tribe is in mourning. In
few Gays they will assemble to choos.
q new chief.
The herald., 1895-11-19

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1S.-Judgs Wilson,
in case appealed by theatrical ticket
specuIators, decided today that no re-
aerved SEATS cculd be sold after the doors
wore opened for any given perfor .nnace.
The herald., 1895-11-19

BEYROUT, Syria. Nov. 1s.-The news
received here from the interior shows
that DIuses are rillnsing the villages near
the springs Of tbs Jnrdan.
The herald., 1895-11-19
Wasted Postase Stamps

DENVER. Col, Nav. ts.-Since Fran
els SchIatter's mysterious disappearance
over 10. 600 letters addressed to him have
been received at the Denver postotfice.
The herald., 1895-11-19
THE NEWS

5Y TELEGRAPH. Turkish disturb
ances continue and innreass-Su-
preme court decision regarding rights
of way for telegraph com panies; the
rate war-Several new sensations in
the Holne murder case; Pitzel said
to be alive-Testim concluded in
the Kovalev murder case The jury
out in Bandit Brady's case-The En-
glish claims as to Alaska's boundary
Mr.. Seaton of San Franclsco de-
clines to saw woou--News regarding
Cuba-Ex-Secretar Thorne's doctor
advises his patient against violent ex-
ercise-Eastern colonists arrive at
Sacramento-TheC Clune case decided
py tho supreme court-A committee
appointed to investigate Dunraven s
charges against the New York Yacht
club-Pasadena; council meeting;
brevities-Perris; burglars-Pomona;
the season for picking olives and
paving taxes-Santa Ana; Miller's
saloon; Episcopal leaates-Santa
Monica; the Foresters' thanksgiving
ball-Colton: electric light matters
Ventura; features; a boys bad luck
Riverside; a ranchsr assigns-San
Bernardlno; oranges ripening early;
the rock Iile and the tramps.
ABOUT THE CITY-The war is raging,
as is evidenced by over seventy war
rants against milk venders - First
blood fJr Colouel Schrieber: L:euten-
ant Ogden resigns from the Seventh
regi r. ent Mayor RAIDER will leave
for the east ncXt week.to be gene about
twenty days, and President Teed
will no. attempt the adoption of a
policy A stab made at economy; q
few salaries reduced by the city cnun.
ail and one place abolish Reports
of the city engineer and city attorney
The amount 50 far collected for city
taxes-Ths Ministe.ial union takes
exception TO the city attorneys law;
more ordinances are needed-Theo-
dore Bauer is hauled over the Goals:
a petition to have his saloon license
revoked-On the local gridiron; yes
,erday's game of football-The W. G.
r, U. annual convention to be hold
in all proba ahility in this city-Thres
persons aduj igel insane and sent TO
tn asvlu n at Highland- Burglars be-
fore Judge Van Dyks--Opiur and
Cinnamon; the little schooner Lena
trying to land b,th-A woman killed
at a railroad crossing and her hus-
pand seriously injured - Tho en-
rloyees of General G. +. A. Last give
evidence of thsr estssm; he is pre-.
sented with sword-P eofessnr Tyn-
dali's great drive while blindfolded.