The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-28
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Charged with Gmbezzlemen.. About
Money. Americans at Tarsus.

Money. Americans at Tarsus.
WAsiIINGToN, August 27.-Secretary
and Mrs. Carlisle reached Washington
to day, after mouths absence. The
Secretary resumed his desk to day.
Another star, the forty. fifth, is to be
added to the flag. The new star will
represent Utah, and the order for its
addition TO the national colors was lis.
sued by Secretary Lamont to day. The
star will be placed to tho right of the
fourth row from the top. The order
for the addition of the star IL accom- 9.
panied by one changing the size Of
the scolors. heretofore tho standard
has besn six feet by five. The now
order makes the regulation size five
feet six inches by four fuot five inches.
The order provides for the new col
ors to be- Issued to all infantry, artil-
lery, and the battalion of engineers,
and also for new standards for oil cav
airy. The now flags will be very hand
some. They aro to be made OF tho
finest American silk, and their cost
Will be quito considerable.
Utah will not attain her Statehood
until tho fourth day OF noxt July, but
oil the flags hereafter contracted for
and issued Will contain the star herald
ing the admission of that territory
into the Union OF the United States.
cablegram was received at the
State Depur tment this morning from
Minister Terrell at Coustuntiuople
contained this gratifying Information:
The Forte gives emphatic insurance
OF security for American citizens ut
Iarsus."
MIR. Terrell has devoted his energies
IN securing just such assurance from
tho Turkish Government in every in.
stance where attacks were made ON
American citizens of the property of
Americans In the Sultau's domiuione.
The recent assault III Tarsus MAS ceso
In point. 1t WAS reported that the
residence of Prof. Christie, of st.
PauPs American College at that place
had been attacked and Mr.. Terrell
Immediately began nn investigation.
The Turkish Minister to Washing.
ton, Mnvroyeni Bey, reported TO Ia.
State Department that the matter
amounted to nothing more than quar-
rel between servant of Prof. Chris
ties aud two Turks, In which the ser.
want was assaulted.
MIR. Terrell. however, ascertaiued
that it wns much more serious aud he
persist IN bis endeevor to bring tho
matter to settlement. with the result
stated IN the message received OF the
State Department to day.
Acting United States Treasurer Me
line to-day sent this notice to the AS
sistant Treasurer at New York:
"For deposits OF gold coin or United
States notes, III sums OF $500 or mul.
tiple thereof. made with the Assistant
Treasurer of the United States in New
York, like sums of paper currency
less charges for TRANSPORTATION 1T
BANKERS express rates of the denonli.
nations of 50, SO and $40, or of the
denominations OF 81 and 81 as avail.
able at the time of application, will he
sent by express to the order of the de
positor from the Treasury at Washing
ton. For deposits made early in the
dny remittances will go forward the
Same day. a
The press dispatch from Bocota an
nouncing that arrangements are being
made for the extruditIou of Love on "A
charge of embezzIement, relates to A.
4. Love, who was assistant postmaster
of Calvert, Tex. Love, while acting i'll
his official capacity in charge OF the
money order funds, made oil with
several hundred dollars. He was
young man. aged % years, and was last
seen at Galveston. March 9th last,
where lie was attending medical col
lege. The Postoiiice Department Of
fered reward of 5000 for his arrest
and conviction.