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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
oLLVeLANn sUHFaIse0 THE aoYs
sent . Henrtg Gteextng 10 an Albany
haaaslcatiun MeeftnE.

senF . Hearty Gteexng 10 an albany
hauucation MeettuE.
Albany, Oct. S1.-At the democratic
ratification meeting last ninht Sena-
tor hill made q lengthy address. while
Chairman Tracy wa reading the usual
number Of regrets Senator Hill created
d sensation by reading the following.
Executive Mansion, Washington. d.
c.. Oct 31---GenerRl Charles Tracy. Al
bany. n. r.. ] have your letter and beg
70 convey to my Albany friends and
former neighbors this evening my cor
dial congratulations on the wise and
patriotic declaration IN their state plat
form concerning the leading questions
before the American people and the as
surance Of my earnest wish for the sue
cess Of our excellent state ticket
GROVER CLEVELAND.
When the vast audience recovered
from the surprise there was a cheel
that nearly rent the building in twain
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

New York. oek a efman nHnz9
inK 1mNfaNAa umAAF 44a sAH 14 kiA
aantKic E70A& SpdN*
a indfmnt tae ziIt a fazsHs
nan faz msnnaz so4nt9 Hht
am wmMmskaA 4 MMMn&
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
rnE New MlalsTRY OF TRANCE


Ms HnMFWNAHW NAMAAtN A-Ns Att~A A4AN AMF1~
of Forming e.
Paris, Oct. S1.-M Bourgeois this
evening Informed President kaure that
he had accepted the task of forming
new cabinet
gI-ne new ministry so far as formed Is
A. follows: Bourgeolhe. minister % the
Interior. nlcard, minister OK Justice;
es.vfrnnc. minister OF war; Ioekrey.
minister of marine; Bertheiot. mtninter
Of education; nonmer minister of m.
anee: gsuyet psEEsaiEne. minister Of
public works, MesuCur, minister q cons
merce: combea. minister Of the colonies.
The new cabinet held meeting this
evenlng. az which several Questions
af policy were formulated. II was re-
aalved that there saould be thorough
lnyestleati0n o. tbs Affairs Of the South
efn railway.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
NEW CITY IREasU sgR OF TACOMA

MsCaulsy Hcrngved From office aad
Frederick J. olds Appointed.
Tacoma. @ ct. s0.--The city council this
evening rerhoved City Treasurer AIe-
Cauiey from Office because OF his fail
ure TO farnl nlsh an additional bond for
100000 whith the council asked for 70
days ago. Frederick 4. oids, one og
the oldest and best known business
men OF TaAoma. was elected to serve
the unfinished term.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
OMAHA \. 2. 4 sEcaITs EXPOSED

F4M TTIE HE1TITTHTFE9 NWN N8NWTIW ID T7NNW "
p. .igntc Correspondence.
Omaha. Nab., Oct. st.-rhe Bee has
eranted ! political sensation IN Omaha
hg publishing fae simtla copies 81 the
secret eafraapaaaence and archives
ef the executive conference conncil Of
the A. II a.. Ii which candidates TOE
poaitions before conventions and appii-
eonts for eisrksnipa under city officers
applied directly 10 chs secret sunta Of
the order AZ 0n initial step toward ne.
curing shess places.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
nx.rReAsuReR sooes ARREsTEn
rarmer official nq fasemaa ArpFs hnnoes
Near TacksanA Aiile. OfeeDas

Rear Jaeksan,iile. ofeeoas
Tacoma, Oct a0.--Ex-city Treasurer
George ". Bag9s has neen arrested at
Central Point. near Jaekgcnxasaes Or
Hv sheriff Parker. One warrant charges
nomKM MI1h iaxeeny and the emne44ie-
aaent 81 xIogbaas the ascond Wath alas
lawfully using sisQ.eeo. for purpose
not authgEined s. law He readily gays
himself np On hearing thai - w@a
wanted
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
uxpgLLgo Foa oGFyINo The BISHOP

TFIf8ENNWW NaEIETfN VI NsNNFNF'EEEe
bishop Boneeum.
Lincoln, Neb., Oct. S1.-The long
drawn out controversy between Bishop
Bonacnm and his priests which has re-
suited In that prelate being In the po-
lice court for criminal libel and fhe re-
movnl Of many priests, was renewed to-
day when the diocesan court convicted
Fathers Fitzgerald and Murphy and ex-
PEELED them from the diocese for defy
ing the bishop. Both priests are deter
mined 10 reaiHt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
MONTHLY STATEMENT o. ouR oEBr
0vsF rsxe Mtiiinu Has fncm A1Me& NJ
t'oeie sau,s GuFden.

washington, Nos. 1.-The monthly
statement 81 the pubic aehg. iasuasa today
ahaus the aabt. less cash III the araa#0rg
e have bean ~ tAe close e hasiness yes4
fessaay Sass zel ,lGg. whlch Is an lneHe4ee fax
the month az t5 1ts 8zz which liz nenoontaG
for by the aasa eE MFs ~ tn# e@sn H.
tta traasqrx.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
Az AGED CLERGYMAN FOUND pEAD


Minneapolis. oct. so.-rhs body Of
Rev. +. ". spindier. an aged Clergyman,
living az Shakopae, Mimi. WAS found
ii the outskirts of the city this MORN
ing with three bullet holes near the
heart. Near hy waa q 1a-calibre revolt
yer The police have been unable 10
determine whether It was suicide or
murder splndler was u yeara Of age.
He retired from the German Lutheran
ministry fwo years ago.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
LOANED 4 IT1 MONEY FoR HIS PROFIT

serious IAENe ON Nhteh a EMo0uaa -.
TfFasurer Was Arrested.
Tacoma nov. 1.--Ex-City Treasurer
James w NIaAuIey. who WAS removed
nom ofgica bn Wednesday for inability
to give 81 go additional bonds de-
mandad y TIE city council. was arrest
"a today On fha charge Of having
loaned sab10 oF ths gitys muuey for Ais
personal proak. contrary q law,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
fauaE CALI UPON N. BoURGEoisE

pres asns o. sraase Wants O New casl
nea formed.
Paris. Oct. aO.--fsresident Faure. after
a conference with NJ. PeytraI Bour-
geolse. LoclkIoy and Caivagnae. has
asked M. BourgeoiHe 20 form cabinet.
The latter haa requested the president
to give him hntil tomorrow 70 consult
with his grleEda.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
BLACK ri Aes IN SORE STRAITS
Japanese lN Nve surrons1od q str0nehoia
aud Demand surrender.

81. Peter rsburg, Nov. 1.-The Vladi-
stock corre spundent OF Noyos Vreyma.
felegraphs that the japanese have zap
tured the inland town of Kaschi For
mosa. The position Of the Black Flags
is said TO b desperate. The japanese
demand u cir unconditional surrender.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
\. 3. Rge1WEa auaLalaIFs sALAn1


ssattla. OCT. So 1udKS IIanfeFd ha8
nxad ms salary NJ fsnaesvae nuxesNh
g fns Nagsharn EacAs aailroes At si
ea0 8 year.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
aoADep MIC KllllNa HaRs -
Nrs. Harry nfaHsh sh4 Fiefifa 81 fgss
uusbaad's Temper.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct al.---akrn. Mar-
r B. Branch * the Chicne0 Eyceun
theater il dead et TIE English hotel
with a bullet hoie through her breaek
A. her f@et Ma her kyeee@ald hey
scrcamIng. Branch and bis wife were
Getting up an entertalnmenS tor the
YcrnR Waman'a Christian Association.
Nrs. Branch killed heraelf, her hnabnnd
aaya hersuss he soaeed her so g.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06
mlss F1AolER AeLD 70 ANsWEa

Indielsa |or saas,aasnser Ter kiilsnE
Ne fra Bay nf Neshiusaan.
WAehgitwton. Oct 8as-A6isa Elaaier
daushteI of aenersi FlagieF. who Killed
4 negro 10Y Nho was stealing fruit aeN-
era1 mohths aGos NAS iaaAetea t1sas
for msnblanRnt41,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

Two Nsa ! IN l,own ~ rrsnessen slrssf
lind. on ths Pennsylvania.

Ellzabeth. s. J., Oct ai.-Two men
were lustiE iEntiy killed and one fatally
injured IN an accident a. ne nee Son
STREET eros Sing ef the RennHNaVAnia fAli-
road at 4 ind this evening. Ihe dead
men are William Haberman and Jaeab
yirel The injured man IS John
f4r4evhea
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

Tha president and Mrs- CisNeAaas naSe
removed fram tha mhiea haama 20 Weed
sNx. their tai hema
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-11-06

around him. In an interview Sullivan
said; 1T looks 20 me 80 though Cor
bett don't care about fighting and Fiex-
simmons don't want to-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
CONTRACTORS WILL SUBMIT.
Progress Of tho Strike of the TAIIors In
New York,

Progress OF tho STRIKE of the TAi,ors In
New York.
New York, Aug 5.-The executive
committee of the Garment Makers un-
ion held a meeting to-day to discuss the
attitude of the contractors as laid down
by Secretary Wilkowsky at the mid
night conference. Should a single con-
tractor decline to sign, the Brotherhood
of Tailors will refuse to declare the
strike off, but 1t is believed that by
Tuesday all the contractors will submit
to the demands of the brotherhood.
With to-day's meeting the executive
committee of the garment makers dc.
cided to get reports from all the shops
and have them read at the meeting in
Cooper Institute tomorrow. 1t Is pos
sible that the union will decide to ig-
more the action of Secretary Wilkowsky
in making the surrender, and will pro-
long its resistance to the strikers. Act
ing Chief Conlin had a conference to-
day with Secretary Wilkowsky Of th,
Contractors association. The acting
chief said he had reason to believe on
Saturday at least $50 shops would start
up for business with non-union men
and that he was ready to furnish the po-
lice protection which would naturally
be required in such an event. He said
however, that Secretary Wilkowsky had
given him no assurance that such would
be the case. He said that Mr.. Wilkow-
sky told him that some shops might
open, but they would not be compelled
to call upon the police for protection.
In the meantime, however, the platoon
of police has been ordered to remain on
duty, as 1t has for the past week. The
acting chief said that he had heard a
rumor to the effect that the pantsmakers,
as they are called, would strike, but hb
had received no confirmation Of the r,i-
NOR, and did not consider 1t reliable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
KILLED BY CHINESE.
MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES.
Ten Men and Women the Victims Of Big
otry and Hatred at Ku ChenE-Re-
ported That They Wore All Engiish.

London, Aug. GA Shanghai dispatch
to the Times says the mission and sani-
tarium at Wha Sang, near Ku Cheng,
province of Fokein. has been attacked
and the subjects killed.
The Rev. Mr.. Stuart, wife and child
were burned in their house. The Misses
Yellow and Marshall, two sisters named
Saunders, two sisters named Gordon
and Steetic Newcombe were murdered
with spears and swords. Miss Cording-
ton was seriously wounded about the
head. and Stuart's knee-cap badly In
tured, while the youngest had an eye
gouged out. The Rev. Mr.. Phillips,
with two Americans, DIR. Gregory and
Miss Hartford, were both wounded, but
arrived safely at Flu Chau Flu. The pre-
feet Of Cheng Flu, who was on the in
quirycommission, is seriously implicated
In the Cheng Flu outrages.
The Times says of the above: 1.-THE
Rev. Mfr. Stuart resides at Ku Cheng
and superintends the work Of the pre-
lectures of Ku Cheng and Ping Nang.
Rev. Mr.. Stuart, writing under date of
February, 1895, described how a sect
known as Vegetarians, taking advant-
age Of the war, sprang into vigorous life
became so formidable that the converts
wanted him to organize and arm. He
concludes his letter as follows: 4 have
just learned that 10000 of these have
enlisted In the last six months. They
are mostly of the lowest order, and at
the present time the reins of government
are practically in their hands,"
J. McCourtney Hixson, the American
consul at Flu Chau, with several volun-
teers, went to the scene in steam
launch and brought back the wounded
Americans.
"Their experiences" the dispatch con-
tinues, "were terrible and death was the
least part of the sufferings Of the
butchered women. The Indignation
here is intense. A mass meeting will
be convened tomorrow. The mandar-
ins endeavor to throw all the blame up
on the secret societies. but 1t is known
they were encouraged by responsible Of
ncers. The Chinese are revealing their
old tactics of cutting telegraphic COM
munication."
Another Flu Chau telegram received
here says that all the murdered ladies
belonged to the Church of England Ze-
mana mission. Miss Hartwell (Hart-
ford was fearfully injured and bears
evidence of the fearful treatment and
cruelty she received at the hands of the
mob. Several English and American
children have been killed.
The massacre commenced early on
Thursday at Wahl Han, near Ku
Cheng. The houses were fired and eight
ladies' and man and child were killed
and several were wounded, two proba.
bly, fatally. The bodies are expected to
arrive at Flu Chau tomorrow.
The Chinese troops have been dis.
patched to the scene.
The British and American consuls
will have an Interview with the vice
roy tomorrow
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
rELEoRAPHIc BREvIrIEs.

Forest fires are doing damage near
Gladstone, Michigan.
The Ohio Populsts have nominated
J. 8. CoXey for governor.
The movement to close all the Ken
lucky distilleries for year has proved
a failure.
The Vigilant defeated the Defender
Tuesday in trial race, owing to a de-
feet in the latter's steering gear.
The Cunarder Aurania was delayed
thirty-eight hours by bursted steam
pipe on her last voyage to New York.
Contractors are acceding to the de-
mands Of the striking tailors of New
York city, and it is probable the strike
will soon be ended.
The Universal newspaper of the
City of Mexico, has made bitter attacks
upon the supreme court, which 1t de-
clares is composed of seventeen ignor-
amuses.
Police Com missioner Strickler of Om-
aha having refused to resign at the re-
quest of Governor Holcomb, impeach-
ment proceedings have been begun
against him.
The government of new Zealand has
decided to subsidize line to run be-
tween that country and Vancouver,
British Columbia. The subsidy will be
about 100000.
Mrs. E. Z. Gardiner Of Arcadian, Ne
braska, who attended the Christian En-
deavor convention at Boston, is report.
ed dead, but no particulars are obtain.
able and her body cannot be found.
The closing of the keystone National
bank of West Superior, Wisconsin, was
due to heavy decline in deposits. The
assets are said to be nearly $500, 1000
and the liabilities about half that sum.
Two weeks ago Nellie Thomas was
received at the Cincinnati hospital and
fifty needles and pins were extracted
from her limbs. She had been doing
penance by imbedding needles in her
limbs. The girls hallucinations are
also gone. She is now able to be I'D
and walk and the physicians say she
will recover.
The General o. o. Howard roll of hon.
or for the Congregational Home Mis-
sionary society, which originated in Sar.
atoga, June 5, by General Howard's
payment of 500 towards the society 8
debt, and his invitations to 1,4OO other
Congregationalists to give a similar
amount, yielded $4,000 and the fund
Is slowly growing. Facilities for a con.
vass of the friends of the society have
been placed in the hands of workers In
the field, and a rapid Increase of sub
scriptions is anticipated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
TRAGEDY AT FRUITA.
a MURDER AND a SUICIDE.
James Powell wh,lo Riding with Jennie
Knox Shoots Her 'atsdiy and
Thon Fatally Wounds Himseif-Jeai-
ousy the Cause.

Denver, Aug. 4.-The Republican last
night received the following from
Fruita, Colorado:
This evening at $50 o'clock James
Powell purchased a 32-caliber revolver
Of Menefee & Brown and a box of car
tridges His actions at the time were
regarded as suspicious by the dealer.
Shortly after purchasing the weapon
Miss Jennie Knox, with whom he had
been keeping company for some time,
and to whom he was reported to be en-
gagged after making some purchases,
accepted his invitation to ride home
with him. He assisted her into the bug
gy, and they started out of town. In a,
few minutes a horseman dashed into
town with the startling information
that Powell had shot Miss Knox. The
town was at once thrown into the most
intense excitement, and a large party
at once set out for the scene Of the
tragedy. A mile or more out of town,
near Hildreths Lake, Miss Knox was
found dead and Mr.. Powell dying.
Eye witnesses to the affair state that
when little way out Of town shot
was heard which caused everyone to
turn their attention toward the buggy.
the occupants Of which were seen to be
engaged in a struggle for life. A sec
ond shot was fired and the girl fell on
her knees and begged piteously for a
moment in which to explain. Miss
Bruner and friend were standing
close enough to hear all that she said,
but the replies of the man to his vic
tim were inaudible.
Blood was squirting from wound In
the lady's breast, but the human fiend
was deaf alike to her plea for mercy
and cries for help. The spectators
were frozen with horror. The buggy
continued its course. Miss Knox was
seen to leap from the buggy and run
down the road, gaining quite start on
her murderer, who seemed undecided
as to his course.
Soon he leaped out and started in
pursuit. The lady undertook to get
through fence and he caught her and
holding her to the ground he fired a
bullet into her brain and ended her
life. The murderer then started to es-
cape, but the shots and the girls
screams had attracted men from all di-
rections and seeing escape was impos-
sible, he fired a bullet into his own
brain.
Miss Knox was to have been married.
and her intended husband was to have
been here on the 10th. Mr.. Powell and
the young lady had been schoolmates
and 1t is reported that they were at one
time engaged to be married. The fam
lily Of Miss Knox are among the old
timers here and are highly thought Of.
Mr.. Powell and his brother were
among the promising young men Of
this vicinity and not a breath has ever
tarnished their reputation. Both fami-
lies were nearly crazed by the affair.
Powelrs wound is probably fatal, and
that fact alone saved him from the rope
in the hands of the murdered girls
friends.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
DECISION OF A GREAT CASE.
Supreme Court of California Gives Long
Awaited Opinion.

Supreme Court of California Gives . Long
Awaited Opinion.
San Francisco, Aug. 5.-The Su-
preme Court has handed down its long
delayed decision in the famous suit of
NJ. w. Fox against the Hale and Nor
cross Mining company, the Nevada Mill
and Mining company, H. NJ. Levy, Al
vinza Hayward and others.
The judgment of Judge Hebbard In
the lower court was In part affirmed and
part reversed.
Fox, as a stockholder in the Hale Il
Norcross company, began his famous
suit on Octobed 4, 1890. The trial be-
fore Judge Hebbard was begun on No
vember 1s, 1891, but it was not until
May, 1892, that the great case was sub.
mitted for decision. In June, Judge
Hebbard rendered his sensational judg-
ment for more than million dollars
in favor of Fox and the other stock
holders and against the defendants as
damages for the frauds complained Of
by Fox.
The findings of the trial judge were
| of most sensational character. II. NJ
Levy, president of the mining company:
Alvinzt Hayward and w. s. Hobart
were found to have been parties to a
fraudulent conspiracy to rob the mine
through manipulation of Its ore in the
Nevada and Mexican mills, which the
conspirators controlled. The judgment
ran for the full amount of $1,OO1, 1856,
| against Levy, Hayward, Hobart and
the Nevada Mining and Mill company.
The other directors of the mine were
found guilty Of negligence and judg-
ments for amounts aggregating $780,
600 was entered against them.
Under the decision Of the Supreme
Court these amounts are crafty chang
ed, and as to some of the defendants, is
wiped out entirely. As to Hayward and
Levy the judgment stands for $21O.-
1880. The Nevada Mill and Mining
company is let out as having never
been properly served. The negligent
directors are also acquitted of respon-
sibility. The amount of damages sus-
tained by reason Of improper milling
of the ores is left to be determined on
another trial, subject to directions con-
tained In the opinion
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
INDIANS DISAPPEAR.
Reported That They Have Left Jacks on
Hole.

Reported That They Have Left Jacks on
Hole.
Marysvale, Wyo., Aug. 5.-(By cour-
Ter to Market Lake.eGeneral Coppin-
ger is now satisfied that the Jackson's
Hole country Is freed from Indians.
Scouting parties sent out a week ago
by the settlers are coming in with re-
ports Of no signs of Indians. =
Scouts came in to-day who secured
the entire country south of Yellowstone
Park to Marysvale, and east to the route
taken by tourists into the park. They
saw no Indians, nor signs of any.
Authentic information was received
by General Coppinger that Indians to
the number Of 200 reported in Swan
valley had returned to Fort Hall reser-
walton. They were on the way to Jack
sons Hole, but turned back when they
learned that troops were going into the
region. The command, under Coppin-
ger, will remain at Marysvale, at least
until the detachment of scouts sent out
into the Hoback basin return, which
will be in ten days. Marysvale is the
central point Of the threatened region,
and Indians who might come from any
Of the four surrounding reservations
can be headed off from this point and
turned back.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
Quiet In Omaha

Omaha, Neb., Aug. 5.-Things have
been quiet in the city to-day The Fire
and Police Board last night decided it
was not necessary to maintain an army
Of policemen at the police station to de-
fend them from an attack of n mob.
Accordingly the seventy-five special po-
licemen that had been on duty for the
preceding thirty hours, were ordered to
turn In their stars and go home, but to
be prepared to answer call at any
time. So far none of the police force
who have signed the pledge to support
the new body have taken the prelimin-
ary step Of resigning from the present
force. Friday 1t was stated that they
were going to secede and place them
selves openly under the direction Of the
new board, but recent developments
seem to have induced them to postpone
their contemplated action.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
A Com.rx weddi z,

London, Aug. 3.-According to good
authority, the marriage Of Prince Chris
tian of Denmark, the eldest son of
Prince Frederick Of Denmark. who is
heir apparent to the throne, with one of
the prince of Wales daughters, will
shortly be arranged. Prince Christian,
who was born September 2G, 1870. will
inherit part of the great fortune of his
mother, Princess Louise, daughter of
King Carl X. of Sweden and Norway,
who was the richest heiress in Europe
when she married Prince Frederick,
July %, 1860.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1895-08-08
TURKISH REFORMS,
Tho Porto Agrees to Acceds to the
mands of the Powers.

Tho Porto Agrees to Acced, to the De-
mands of the Powers.
COnstantinople, Aug. 5.-The reply of
the Porte to the demands of the powers
for reform in Armenia is conciliatory
and on many points agrees with the
powers demands.
1t proposes to appoint Christian as
SCISSORS to assist the Turkish provincial
government and to admit proportion
Of the Christians among the minor Of
fcials, police and gems d'armes and also
promises to restrain the Kurds from
violence. 1t also declares that some Of
the powers demands are unacceptable
or impossible of execution. 1t is prob
able that the powers will not be salts
fed with the reply.
The Anglo-Armenian Association
learns from Constantinople that the
signers of the Berlin treaty have
agreed to send note to the Porte an
nouncing that as Turkey Is unable to
protect the lives of her Christian sub
jects the powers have decided to ap-
point European high commissioner
with vice regal authority to administer
Armenia in place of the sultan. Baron
Kalloway will be appointed. He comes
from an ancient noble family of Hun
gary. In 1881 he was minister of for
eign affairs for the empire, during the
interim between the death Of Count
Won Haymerle and the nomination of
Kalnoky. In 1882 he was minister of
finance in the Austrian cabinet and at
the same time administrator of Bosnia
and Herzegovina. under the Berlin
treaty, and has given attention to the
Eastern question all through his public
life.
The Anglo-Armenian Associations
advces from Constantinople say Lord
Salisbury has demanded the uncondl-
tional and immediate release of all Ar
menan political prisoners not convicted
by legally constituted tribunal.