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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Gtn ssremO enfiibrcr beratbt
einen Netfenoem ntn
$4,000.

Mtanuef 6. 2arrea, Elm rei6er 9fIan=
;er aus ben Ser Staaten bon Columbia,
tpelder Dor &ur3em nit Srau uno So9=
ter bon Paris In Netu Yort ansetommen
mar uno Dor Elm paar 3aeen Die &iif=
reiie nad Der Seimatb antreten mollte,
| iab fi6 een0tbiat. feline 2lbreiie 3u per=
| ldieben. 0ie 5amilie febrte bonn Oam=
pier rSinance", auf pelaem iie idon
pldbe engasirt bate, no6 oem Sotel
glartin 3uriid, mo iie cine 3eit lang
sewobnt bate, um ii6 Die Stabt ansu=
eben. gu lebterem 3pef mar ibr i'm
Sotel ein Siibrer in Der Berion bes
Soiepb 8arcia empfoblen tuoroen, Der
i'm v6otel 9lmerica" on Is. Str. uno
Srbin9 Yface tppbnte. 0erielbe mar
mdbreno ibres Stem Oorter Iufentboltes
Der betdnbise gesleiter Der 6amilie
2arrea uno fiibrte bielelbe au6 na6
benz Sampfer v6inance", oer am 6uBe
Der 9Belt q. Str. lag.
Soiepb 8arcia tru9 bic suei GeiIe=
taI6en Der 2arreas. llnterueqs err
funoi9te er li9, in pel6er Iid Die
Wertbia6en befanoen, uno 2arrea qub
benz Manne bereituilliglt 9tusfunft.
9ln gorb oes Dampfers muroen Die
&eiietai1en in bic Sabine 2arrea's
9eIe9t, uno Der 2ebtere 9ing nit ben
Seinigen an Def. 9lo6 einiaen Nti=
nuten batte oer Siioamerifoner Yeran=
lai1ung, tpieber in feline Sabine gu qe=
ben. gu ieiner ueberraibune fano er
an oeren Sbilr Garcia nit einem an=
oeren Manne feben. Gon Nrgtpobn
ersriffen, unteriudte er ieine Geif fe=
taide uno fato, oab bieielbe nit ei=
nem S6liiiiel geoffnet poroen mar,
uno bab $1,000 in 6olo, Iotpie
Sdmuf laden unb anoere @ertbee=
aenitdnoe gum 8etrage bon $4,000 oa=
raus 9eltoblen tparen.
2arrea i9lug nun Iofort 2drm, aber
@arcia tuar fdon oeri6wunoen. Ser
Siio Nmeritaner perlieB nit SSrau
uno 9odter oas Sdiff, meloete ben
Siebitabl Der golisei oes 20. Se3irfs,
unb balo barauf murbe Garcia au1 i'm
Sotel Mmerica perbaftet.
9iefer leu9nete ben 8iebltabl, uno
peoer in ieinem 3immer, nod an iei=
|ner perlon tonnten bic entwenoeten
8eeenitGnoe 9efunoen peroen. Sen=
nod tuurbe Garcia unter Dem Geroa6t
oes Siebitabls eineeiperrt, um benz
poliseiri9ter ppr9efiibrt gu iueroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

Mls bier neue 9ilfsgenerdle Der Muf=
fdnoiiden tperben in elmer gorreipon=
beng aus guba bic bier @eqenmonate
beaei4net, bic fiirslid be9onnen baben.
Die Rriesfiibruns 1T tbeilueiie unter=
brohen aber tuenn bie uno bort auf oer
unaliidli6en Sniel bic Waffen ruben,
10 iino anoere Geinoe am Werte: &otbe
&ubr unb gelbes Gieber, tpel9e bic
iungen ipanii9en Splbaten binpearaf=
fen. udhreno bic Gubaner nabeau
ieu9enfeit iinb. Nor einem Sabre
itanben az, 900 Mann ipaniider 8rup-
pen auf Cuba. beute iteben bort l42,=
600 Wann bor einem Sabre tpar Der
Muftano auf einnl tleinen 7beil Der ssn=
iel beiardntt, beute bat er bic aanaeSnIel
er9riffen; Dcr einem Sabre bdtte elm Be.
i4eioenes Wab BON 3eformen pielleidt
ben Mufifanb entmaffnet. beute bat fih
Der 0ab Der guboner i'm 6euer bon
bunbert Gefe&ten 10 qejtd6lt, baB es
nur mebr Cine porole fiir lie aibt :
Sos bon Gpanien /!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
au6luun.

Cine 9epei6e aus @onItantinopel
melbet, oaB ber Sultan ben Greteniern
allgemeine lmneItp 9etuGbrt babe.
9luf Der 6abrt BON Suatine mad
SueS lit oas ae9Dptiide Bafetboat
nRamoniab" unter9egan9en. Nlan
alaubt, bab 60 geripnen babel umee=
tommen ltno.
Sn Solipia iino infolge BON @a9l=
betriigereien u1rubeu ausgebrohen.
Sm Monat SUM tameu in Goppten
44l9 G6olerafalle Dor, non oenen 3598
elnen tOotll6en Gerlauf nabmen.
sSn Guba tparen Die Sniureenten
neuerOings wieoer 1T mebreren 8efe9=
ten erfolgrei6.
Sn Yeru baben lebte Wo6e mebrere
i6tpere @robeben itattsefunoen.
Gbina bat GuBlano poaitdloie un=
bei4rdnfte Sanbelsfreibeit fiir Noro=
beim setudbrt.
9luf Der Sniel Ssreta berri6t unter
ben Slit6tlinsen eine i6refli6e Notb.
Die cubaniiden Sniurgenten baben
dngeorobt, iie neroen i'm 2aufe bes
Sommers Sapanna bur6 9Dnamit
bonn grobooen bertilgen, penn bies no=
tbig lei. um Die Spanier BON Der SnIel
su pertreiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Weneite Wa6rt6tett.

gei ben sroben SerbHmonopern
meroen Der &Onig bon Sa6ien uno Der
Sersog bpn gaeapel Die @dfte oes 9ai=
lers iein. Sen Man0bern uiro Der
NapoleoniI6e S6ladtplan BON Nuiter=
lib 81 @runoe lie9en.
sSn Der Oiterrei6iIden Mrmee iou Elm
neues Gepetirgetpebr eineefiibrt meroen,
mel6es oas lei6teite uno bequemte fei,
oas big jebt irgenbmo eingefibrt puroe.
Gon @airo miro semeloet, baB li6
etma 1000 Mohoil ten in 9on9o(a be-
flnoen, tpel6e enti6lollen iinb, 81 tdn=
pfen.
Die Sniel @npern 1T ppn beftioen
@roItoBen beimgeiu6t morben.
William 0oas, pel6er bic Srall
Srooer in Cincinnati ermproete, bat
Elm getenntniB abgelegt.
Ser 8ampfer ,Samuel &. 6oooe"
perbronnte am 5. Suli in Der Mitte
bes Ontario Sees. Man elaubt, ooB
Der Sei5er 9eelp perbronnt lit. Oie
itbrl9en Seute wurben bonn 9ampfer
ySt. eSoIepb" 9erettet. Ser Wertb
oes Sanpfers miro auf $25, 900 nno
oerjenise ieiner Saoung auf $1,000
ge'dabt.
PraIloent @lebelano' berfolot nit
erobem Snterelle Die gor9dnge in Gbi=
ca9o.
Sn Der Platfprm ioll cine Ylanfe
aufgenomnen nerDen, mel6e unbetpaff=
netes @inI6reiten in Guba perlanst.
Senator Sill 1T oom Natipnal=Go=
mite ols tempordrer SoriiBer ernannt.
Die Stelle ioll ibm ppn ben Silberleu=
ten ltreltig gema6t tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Sic SGnIDenlaft GmropaS

betrus nad Dem ,@conomiite guropeen"
i'm Sabre 1895 Die Summe BON 121, :
966 Milionen Srancs ; in ben lebten
sebn Sabren, alip ieit 1895, lit lie um
2O,5O6 Wdllionen Sranes seitie9en.
3n ben 2dnoern, oeren Offentlihe
Sbuloenlait ii9 bebeuteno permebrt
bat, 3ablen in erter 2inie &uBlano nit
754l Weillionen Srancs, 9euti1lanb
nit 5743 Willionen, Sranfrei6 nit
2278, sStalien nit 1914 uno Oelterreid=
llngaru nit 1897 Millionen. 2lbae=
nommen bat bageaen bic S6uloenlait
in gn9lano (um 2244 Min. ssrancs),
Spanien (um 1914 Milionen), Sdne=
mari (um % Miu.) uno 2urembura
Gum 4 Wiu.) 8on ben 81 europdi=
i6en Staaten tuaren int Sabre 1895
am meilten oeri6uloet Srantreid nit
26,77 Millionen Srancs, gnglanb
nit 1924, &uBlano nit Is, 767,
DeutIdlano NIT 15,252, Selterrei6= y
lln9arn NIT Il, O21 unb etalien nit
49, Millionen Srancs. IS tdmen
in oieien 2anoern alio auf jeben ein3el=
men Ginpobner an 0Hentli6en S9ul=
ben: 698 6ranes in Srantrei9, 419 in
Gn9lano, l6l in &uBlanb, 296 in
Seutl6lano, 33S in Seiterreib un=
garn uno 4l8 III Stalien. - SaB Der
meitaus 9rDBte She'll Der folpfalen
Staatsiduloen 8ermebrune, nit ber
&ublano uno Deutiblano auhaleno
on Der Spibe maridiren, benz Nuf=
wano fur militdriide 3pede, Qeer=
uno 5lottenbermebrun9, 3u3ui9reiben
1T, muB tpobl faum ertpGbnt tuerben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Die Dennofeatiide WattpnaI
Gonnettton.

Gesenmdrtis taat in gbicasr 81, De-
mofratil1e National=gpnoention. Die
Nnbdnser Der Greiprdsung baben cine
iiberpdltisenbe Mebrheit uno ,praen
oieielbe baau benuben, mod gerrs BE-
itrittene Sibe init ibren Nnbdneeiu a,l
fiilen, um eine unbeitrittene 3peibrit=
telsmehrheit 5u erlansen.
8iele Der Silberboloe arbeiten bireft
oarauf bin, bic glnbdneer ebrliden
@eloes gu einem bolt" gu stpinsen, ba
tie erfldren, oieie glemente ieien linen
in ibren 8efrebnnsen bod nur timber
lid, uno 10 ertuartet man, oab Die Wut=
seloleute nod Mnnahme Der platform
Die Contention berlanen tperben.
gs fdeint, bab bic Contention ibre
Mrbeiten bette ooer morgen bplenben
uirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
eSu mnierer Torbater 3eiteM

Dem Masen, ben Gineemeioen ober Der
Qeber fontmenben nnpdblidfeiten prompt
uno in tuirtfamiter Weiie fltriren.
Stlf Der geatur bann uno tuann nit
einen niloen retnigenben Gripeibungs>
mittel nad, ourd iueldes unaeiunoe
Stoffe aus bem Masen uno oen Ginae<
tueioen beieiti9t ,uerben, Die 2eber ftinus
lirt uno an9eregt, tire Tbdtigfeit Bee
ihleunist tuirb, 10 bebit On banfit Die
rriaden einer Mense qaalenoer Rronf=
betten pie &opfidmer3en, 8erbauunas=
befhiueroen, ooer Dpspepfie, giliofitdt,
gusidlas, 8lashen TIM @efidbt, 8euleu,
9eihwiire, eiteruoe Sdtpdren, Ders
ftopftng, Sdmorrboi6en, 5iiteln, &ars
bunfel uno anoerer, Die tpir niht alle
auf;dblen f0nnen.
Benn mande 2eute n,ebr Hufmert>
iantfelt auf Die sebSriee Hesuliruna Der
Tbdtisfeit ibrer Ginseiueioe per,penbeu
ipollten, tuiiroen fie iuett ieltener nGtbiq
baben, Die Siilfe tbres Coftors in In<
lprud gu nebmen, UNI sefdbrlihe Rrants
beltsonfdIe 3u unteroriiden.
Dap unter allen 3u oie5em Debuf
5ur slnpenoung fommenben Witteln
DR.. Yterce's Pleasant Pellets" Die
unoersleidlid beifen finb, aebt aus Der
Tbatiaae beroor, oab mer iie einmal
probtrt bat, ttnrner tpieoer nah linen
aretft. Sbre @irfung iit nabbaltis fie ball
ten Den yelb offeu unb uernriad3en ntdt bic
betm 9ebrau6 anberer Billen Der grueifunu
na4tol9enbe Seritopfuns. Daber aud ibre
eroBe Seltebtbeit bel 0euten, bic BON kdufia
mleoerfebrenoer Sartleibefeit, Yerbauuaas.
oelGiperben uno Sdrlorrboiben geplaat finb.
Cine @ratis-Br Der Bellets a bis 2
Dolen) triro olS Muifer uientgeitlit unb
portofret on ir9eno eiue aufsesebeue aoreiie
oerianbt.
Nfan ftreibe on Die Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, %. q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
0itdIettS Mrntta Gable.

Die bette Salb. in Der Welt fiir
S1nittmunben, @eidmiire, @alsfluB,
Jiebertpunben, Musidlas, aufgefprun.
gene Qdnbe, Grpitbeulen, 0nbnerauaen
uno alle 9autausidldse, fopie fe Bee
fimmt 6dmorrboioen beilt. Sic tpirb
garantirt, bic bette 3ufriebenbeit 3u ae=
ben, ober oas Gelo ipirb 3urldoe9eben.
Yreis Is gents per 69oGteI Bel S. 6.
WiQer & Gobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
Gnn1mt iitth feht unfnre 9[usnnf

- &ommt unb iebt uniere Mustuab
Der befen Mrbeiten, bic jemals in elmer
Wertitatt aufsefteat tparer, gu gureu
eisenen Yreiien uno einen sroben Dor-
ratb 3ur Musmabl BEL
Setter & 2ntfe.
SniiAen 9erbien unb Montenearo
TT Elm Mbtominen iiber ein sen1einianles
DDrgeben gegen bic 9iirtei unb Oelter-
reid In allen nationalen uno reliai6ien
Gra9en 9etroffen ,uorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08

- Seben Gamitag unb Sonntaq
grcnrIionen nod gbippetpa Gate. Muss
tunft ertbeilen bic Msenten Der 6. 8. &
|M. gifenbabn. Is
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
MIR. Geo. A. ZirkLe
Dies ist Wunderbar

Erebrbte Skrophein voIIstandg geheiIt
Herr Geo. A. Zirkle list elm wohlbekann-
ter Schullehrer in Mt. Horeb, Tenn. Er
schreibt uns aus freien Stricken Fol-
gendes: Ich CLAUDE an Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, und der Grund dafur ist folgender
Ich habe Won Kindheit an an ererbten
Skropheln gelitten. Ais ich 81 Jahr alt
war, fingen meine Augen an mir web
Zu thun und elm Geschwir vie Elm
Eli gross, bildete sich an der rechten Seite
meines Halses, welches eiterte. Andere
folgten, bis sich sechs gebildet hatten
und aufbrachen. Ich versuchte ale
Arzneien. Ich war oft so schwach
dass ich kaum gehen konnte. und
war ganzlich entmuthigt. Ieh be-
gam NIT dem Gebrauche Won Hoods Sar-
saparilla und nahm fiinf FIaschen. In
weniger ais drei Monaten warren beide
Geschwure an meiner Schulter geheilt /:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-08
grtrnrtrh R,1nt,tter'# s.
9utel su ben 3
SuttDcSbrilccr1t

10 SD Sant Giraffe, GlepeIare, Q.
- 5eoeraet trt'hes Bier, quite IBeine unb 9iaubre,
Getienbe fubeu quite unterfuuft uub bic g5erpeauno
~ etne oor5i9lite. Wan iprecbe BET 5rieo Dor ur6
aberaeu9e fcb iebit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28

SAN FRAHCSCo, Dag. 2S.-Accord.
ing to tue latest aivices from the
Orient, Iii Ks Chuck, superinte nden
OF tue Canton police, on Nov. 23td,
seized large number OF counterfeit
Chinese coins ami materials Tor their
manufacture. The chief coiner Cheng
Tung, aud his coniederates, Chan Mui,
lee Sang anu others were arrested.
An imperial decree from Pekin COIN
manuel the immediate decapitati0n
OF the three above named offenders and
enjoins the viceroy to deal with tho
others as he thinks necessary according
10 law as warning in future to the
people. This officials who affected the
seizure were all promoted In rank.
The Canton viceroy reported In
another memorial the capture OF two
notorious pirate junks Ia the open sea
near Tau.Chow by the military OIL.
cials. In enectiDg the capture Que
military official lost his lie. a decree
wss Issued On the 10Th OF November,
authorizing the execution OF the cap
tives, and ordering the officials con-
cerned In the capture TO be- promoted
In rank, and th4t the matter OF the
military officer having lost his life be
referred to the board concerned for re-
wards and posthumous honors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28
BITTER AGAINST US.
ssE.Rna Newspapers Make an Attack
ON tho United stateH.

CINoINNATI, o., Dec. 2S.-The Com.
mercisl Tribune's special from Key
Weet says:
The Havana morning papers yester-
day are savage in tone against the
United States and that policy that per-
mits flibustering steamers to leave
port, aud also the eagerness Of the
American press to print "anything to
discredit Spain" as they put 1t.
The story OF the Three Friends expe-
dition as printed In Now York Is used
as the text.
La Lucia especially Is bitter and
sarcastic In its comments, stating that
the "metcepary, lying press 10 to
blame for bnlf the war trou bles."
The attacks upon the suburbs in aud
around HavEna have become com,
mon affair now. Saturday night the
firing could be heard IN the city proper
while the fires from burning buildings
could easily be seen.
The officials sent out extra troops
yesterday Tor guard. Advices from
Artemisa report desultory fighting but
Rivera's band has msde several dasbes
at the Spanish columns, and In two
instances Inflicted considerable losses.
Col. San Matthias troops wsre forced
back Saturday mOrDing by a strong
force OF Insurgents, who drove them
half mile until achievements
arrived and turned the tide OF battle.
A fight is reported to have occurred
near Pinar del Rio City, Friday, which
IL claimed by the Spanish as victory.
They report that they cut to pieces u
large inhurgent band.
The battalion o. Cuena, near Ma
tanzap, was set upon Thursday by d
large Cuban iOrcs and compelled TO re.
treat under the guns Of the fort al
Mainmas. They loat twenty-six mep,
wounded anu killed; the Cubans loss
being about the same. The Spanish
loe! their Held equipment of tents and
many arms anu one small cannon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28
An English IL ad.

Take the road that leads from STRAIT
tort to Coventry, and you will have
taken the loyeliest road In all England.
So say the travellers, and here II h
story that looks as II there might be a
grain of truth In the statement. A
American woman who crossed the
Atlantic announced her intention
OF driving rather than "railrosd-
ing" through Great Britain. swell"
observed neighboring English
woman, "you won't Ind low
lier Crive throughout the land'r
length and breadth than that
irom-.o "Yes, she will. too" To-
corrupted another Englishman. 30
course | don't know the road your,
thiDking OF, hut whatever 1t Is 1t can't
compare with the one | have IN
mind" The argument upon the sub
ject ut length waxed 60 warm between
the two that the American suggested
that each write his. "drive" upon l
slip OF paper, the slips to be handed 10
her anu not opened until she had SO
foot on British coll. This was agreed
upon. Ana when the American
woman opened the slips she read upou
the first, "From Stratford to Cnven,
try" and upon the second, "From
Coventry 10 Stratiord. New York
suu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28
Notes From North Ogden.

NORTH OGDEN, Dec. 2S.--rhe winter
holidays OF 1867 are being ushered In
with weather unparalleled for beauty
and loveliness, highly appreciated by
all save by that element known In
all communities as clamoring at this
season Tor sufil Client carpeting OF "the
besutifup to insure the merry jingle OF
tue sleigh bells.
The major part OF our twenty pupils
attending the Slate UniveTsity and
other high schools are home with their
parents and friends Tor the holidays.
MTe. Margaret Storey OF this place is
visiting with her daughter Annie
Berrett Of willow Greek, Idaho.
Miss Lucy Randall is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. jerks, Of Weston.
Il. II. Shaw oil Pleasant View,
recently returned from IA Southern
day.
David Wheeler, who left here for the
north few years ago, Ia now laboring
III the Southern Staten mission.
The holidays OF our scht OILS extend
from Dec. Is to jan. 4.
The primary department OF our
bShbOi R'eo'htNa " WY 'h-
tertainment In jonas mil on the
23id. The teacher, Miss Title Peter
Ton, carried them through period OF
very careful training anu was amply
repaid for her painstsk ng by the cred
liable manner in which the parts
assigned were rendered. The North
Ogden brass band furnished the music
for tue occasion, and q lincy Blaylock
impersonsteu Santa Claus TO the
delight OF the little once.
Mr.. and Mre. A. Il. Ford are spend.
ing Christmas In SaiI Lake City.
The recent marriage OF VIM. Chad
wick and Miss Jane Wood field was
celebrated In appropriate .styIe at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, John
Woodfield, on Christmas day.
The health Of Thomas b. Brown
and Mrs. Sarah A. Berrett continues
poor; they have been ailing fer some
time.
The condition OF Charles, son OF
Bishop J. b. Judkins, who had his
fingers mangiet by a giant cap explo.
sion ON the 9th inst., 10 improving.
A levy is to be made during this
month by our school board to provide
a sinking iund for the liquidation OF
oc- districts bonded Indebtedness.
ENTIRE Nous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28

GRAFTON, Wis.,, Dec. 2s. - John
Holmes, farmer living near here,
wss shot In cold blood last evening
by Ferdinand Fragenkpecht whose
object WAS presumably robbery. Two
shots lodged in Holmes's head and one
pnssed through mis- neck anu he cannot
possibly recover. After firing the
shots, Fragenknecht fed. He was
quickly pursued by posse of citizsns
who caught him and were on the point
OF killing him when the police inter.
fered and after much trouble succeed
ed in lodging him safely in jail.
The murderer 10 apparently u tramp,
and had asked for a meal which was
given him and then he pulled ont
revolver aud shot the old farmer while
the wife was in another room. She
ran from the house shouting "mur-
dei!o and crowd soon Joined In the
chase and captured the man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28

amusement hall. Sixteen feet from
esch side Of the large Ice surface has
been built over with plnnks forming
the bicycle track anu wheu the riders
get started on 1t, anu the skaters on
the inside, the whole will have the
vsriegated appearance OF double
platform moving eidewalk. Folrteen
+ the great bicycle racers are here and
have proclaimed the track the finest
and fastest in the country.
The stnrters' revolver will be fired
each day at O'Clock anu the riders
nre to keep their mounts until 10
o'clock In the evening, allowing eight
continuous hours riding.
When the big contest has been
cl9sed each evening trials to lower the
worlds records will be made by Bald,
the present champion OF Amerlcs; Tom
Linton, the present chtmpiUn OF
FTauce, and Others. Tonight Bald,
paced by tandem, will attempt to
lower his own record for half mile
paced OF 1905 LIS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-28
THE TURKISH FARCE.
Russia Warns tho Sultan Of Danger
and Promises Protection.
HAMIn's DEFIANT REPLY.
Secret Meetings OF the Ambassadors In
Cons antibople-Armcna as
rel nsed.

CoNsTANTINorLE Dec. 2s.-[Copy.
right, 1895, by the Associated Press. -
The Russia ambassador on Saturday,
acting In concert with the representa-
tives OF Great Britain, France, Italy,
Germany aud Austris, had an au.
dience with Sultan A bdul Hamid, one
OF many such interviews within the
past year on the same subject OF better
administration OF the affairs of the
Turkish empire.
The Rusnian diplomat began by
warning the sultan and the Turkish
government that IL the revenues coded
for the payment OF the Turkish debt
were touched, Eu ropean control OF the
finances OF this empire would become
inevitable.
NJ. ID. Nelidoff, the Russian am.
bassador, further informed the sultan
that the ear had gusrsnteed his per.
sopal safety anu engaged himself 20
maintain the Sultan's supremacy la
the event OF severe measures being
necessary upon the part oil the powers.
The sultan. however, remained OBJ
durate refusing to consent 10 any mes-
sure OF control, financial or otherwise,
by the rnwers.
The Russian Ambassador said, the
condition Of the Turkish empire hss
placed the throne anu the caliphste
In imminent peril.
Thereupon Abdul Hamid remnrkei
impressively: al may be the last OF
the caliphs, but l will never beco ms
q second kheuive."
In addition to these wainiDgs NJ. de
Nelidotl, sent note to the Turkish
government and to the palace and the
utmost Significance is attached to II in
| diplomatic circles. He pointed out 10
precise terms the necessity for the
sultan OF follow ing the a1vice of the
powers and acting .in complete agree.
| mont with their plans for improving
| the situation, warning them once more
| that the sultan's refusing to do go in
| volved most disagreeable c0nse-
quences.
The ambassadors OF the powers will
meet again to discuss the situ alton
| and will reasonable in the future tw ice
n week until they complete their
recommendations to the sultan and
his advisers. The ENJOYS acting to.
| getber, will heuceforth maintain the
strictest secrecy regarding their de.
alterations and the action taken or con-
templated. and will not even inform
the ENJOYS OF other powers of the de.
| olsions reached.
These latest eteps upon the part OF
the powers are, once again, reported
to have produced Il profound impress
sion at the kiosk, anu in pursuance OF
the Issuance OF the amnesty decree
| Armenian prisoners in ASA Minor and
this city anu vicihity are being re.
leased daily in patches Of fifteen.