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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

Spab bet sr Sr. 6. bill meo fin g~rtit.l,
fan enboer bel is, iaa bet bebspsr ins.n bis
oere Gortlarius.
Seq ipnes, at man fan ~forlanse Of en-
Wano, at ban fal Oios Ssfeo ON, booo ban
iriper, os buertsu gaa u~osufor ea.r uoenOm
Sanobeoen.
ut Der &c mango grunbtoisianere I 'Sas
nspans', tror ies mtsst bel, os leg bstraster
bet Iom ct gpbt BARREL for aolOni.us Grsms
gang. Seq bar usmlis altio funbst, at,
iOm 8cssl, @runOtOigiansrns CT be BRIT:
tigfts os NET oplpits Soft, Os at faa benz til
Nabo.r sr life bet bRrite, Der tuuoe times
Gu, iaa bet burO. life ~affrGtts nog.n fra
at tisbe 2ano | -Saneoans".
Gn lille Spbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
etranS, 0orman Go, Winn.

Stranb 4ofoffics CT ct Store, Tom banos
fer mso ole Slass garer, iaa hi bar lille
langt at eaa for at sisre bore Snoiisb, men
paa @runo at baaroe Sioer iaa er Sanoelen
lille flor, os pa mango er | imaa S%mfGnoigs
beoer, iaa er 2reoiten benz negtet, % oertor
faar hi prspe at Hare os, iaa 8oot ri tan,
til beore 5iosr tommer igien.
Wi fit ct upmGrtet sOot aar icite Sst.
Speoen sit I @%ienusminit fra % til 40 gu.
pr. gcre, men ba Qriierue bar pGret ira
80 til 43 Geuts pr. guibels, iaa bleo ct
2es Speoe life fort mere eno til 8afc, sui:
fer % Sobat, os Der blep life tort al lGg9s
paa sammel @iGlb; men MI er 10 lite Vrt'
lerne baarlise, for M sr Speosn oppe ! 90
% 81 Gents, men bpao bi9lptr bel Def, o'
bar inssn SOsos isien, ben maatte no, laa
tort iom hi TT ben treifet.
Set bar p9rst % er enonu rressn SDs'
bonn | Ssttlemmttt Der paa grnno al ben
miloe gintsr. Tom pt lie sr oants til ber
opps Rorb. Ser &c mango, Tom rsssr I
I~rsetbs, % forrdttn stflass SgsoOm.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

mmP mmmmubma2 mS mmmm mmsH mmmH& a@tM mt9 ar n whr mm9 mmm Gmamgm muGt
~pmm Nm@n GmmHmn@9 ameamwmm gmm t @mm1 mmrm mt mms bm tNmg 2mrm @ @mmm
smtm n mw pssmpbm uhmsmTm mw @mG teller &a mMua mH HmA 0n rd mmtm uhmH"
mGm@m mhmm
ehbE mb6mms@ mhHGnsN mNwm Misunderstanding Sm GMM mmEWR hmWdUn mWmH mnm OpmfTG ~m"e
MHr6 mn b& @N mnpn MAeDE
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Nihlano Go, u. Tafota.

gi bar nu / ge9bnoelien af Morts faaet
en- Gel enc, Og ri bapos ogiad en- sanife
tpg Guefprm. ) Gc6ruar babe Ri uos
mGrtet Ser bsIs 5iOcn, iaa Soft trutte iaa
imaat paa at bsspnoe at baroe, men be
maatte uoiGtt. bet en- etuno, % iss bsrtr
6Olt iise, at be trOr, bet blir fen 9aar.
Sa nu er bet mart ben Sib, at Gurmerns
beepnoer at bprs fine arbsibsfot for Cons
meren. Set fer uO til, at 2snuen blir sunfe
COB, - man flyer fra $50 tit s25 Naansoen.
Sp.bsn sr 81 Gents pr. guibel, men mango
psnter paa. at ben faI TONNE Op til IS
Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Sanfa Rofa, Gal.

Sr. 8. Solum giper ps | 6orbigaaenbe en-
stilorins at bet banfe Settlement peo 81
Campo, iom life belt itemmer operens mso
Sanobeoen. San ~fortGler os i%aaleoes, at
ACCOMPLISHMENTS" uoienbte en- 8omite for
at prloe ct Steo | SDoen til en- sruuotpiz
GIANT 6oloni; os eiter at babe reiit "len9ers
euo lanst", iom Sr. 9. uotrptter fig, palgts
81 Campo iom bet belOisfte Stso for en- iaas
ban 8olOni - at be oerpaa iitreoe fig 10000
acres cs lrugere nsbe: "Snger
upsn grunptpisiansre faar 2oo til at bos
irtte ia iuoeu bette Settlements Gnss
m0rter."
Sr. 9. maa bare blepen f~orfi.rt unosrs
rettet, eler psiaa bar ban buffet fell. Set
Dor nemlis life @ruubtoisianere, men bsrs
imoo AGauf Golteiumfunb', Der ~uoieubts
ben Romits, Tom efter s~runois llnoerisselie
at forfieaige Steoer palgte 81 Campo, lite
til ct sruuotuisiunf, men til ct oanf Sett'
cement. Sc ftrcpe fig $4,000 acrss, imos
at bet tal pore iplst til en- bis 3iO.
90 iau bette, at fun Srunotpigiansrs
iaar 2op til at bOiGtte fig Der. Soor mon
Sr. g. sssntlis bar faaet bet fra2 Der
ipsrsss fttert life osuue eler bin aisber,
ON ban bprer til ben srunctbisianie saer
inere Misfons Rstuins, ON ban bsrer I'll
ben norits SDuooe eler bpilteniombdit an'
ben Spuoos. Men muate NOT ON ban Ell
eanR, oanf at Gspis., men fremior oft oanF
| Siuo. Mtnisbebeu | ben nGpnte ponf'
Roloni bSrn til Sen 3. CD. 2utb. 9iris
Sm1tia
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Rott, eireDon Co., Gal.

IA bet ~ptltn0i er mere enb iieloent, at
'SH0rdb' Noittn"s 2Giere bsrsr npsst fra
bite Stto, mao ieg beoe 8eoaitsrsn ON
YIaNs for noale 2inier.
Stnns Gintcr or en- Mooirtning til fors
''9t, oa babe hi ca. IL Sob Sne paa
Nnnt Sto, mcoens M bar hi bar Mari,
'aa bet i9nrs at Ii89e no9et /, bnao samls
GoIt Tiger, at Der faar man life TO Snepintre
i;rri.
%95 isr Sui fl hi ct Oar SOB Sne, Tom
SfO Itg9tnOe til benimob 0btaar, men Iaa
ION Tegn % itDleoe ben pGf, % resneoe
SI0Foe BET nGiten belle Sauuar Maaneo
%ulibruot.
2ttt Stco tr beligsenot $500 Sob ooer
so0e, otO 6ooen af "WtOunt gbaita", Der
qa''r fig / en- SsiOe at 14,450 Sob. 9aa
20pStn 'r en- toSrnOe 3iloe.
s%tooOrift er SooconGrinsspeitn Der, %
plea'g ttHoes en- Wensoe Sasmsner. gaa
'sl' bar GrbsiOslsnnen fote Sommer siens
n'H''7ttItg ira $50 til $35 os sgOaro. pr.
Woor,o.
Sln6erpriierne os gfiatnins.n .r life
0a'F, men bet ipnss bsssarre at saa neoao
sa''N meO arbeiOslsnnen for bper 9io.
Vs'mV'oI5 Tan anfsrss, at 12os Cutters"
l' 10 War iiOen buoOe en- getalins af $50
w. V~taoneo, meoens foNe Sommer opnaas
toes tnn s3j til $40.
S0"mtroa9en her er temmelie BARN, men
"S'''t0s 'r altio tislige, iaa man fan altio
s,''' N'9nln9 puo en- iorfrifenoe Ssbn sfter
~os'ns SDros og Sso..
"'0elosrne Der iororibsr, Tom Weael, fin
V'''o men Grit Os 2prtipil, Der ofte enoer
,'0 S'G83moul % aliens llofeielier, bpils
VgbtnS.
|'hnaIfs RiIber sr Der abfiniae af, %
0'oens0ersmts 6baia Springs beissss
'1r WI ~om,nersn oi en- bel 9sl Iuriiter.
a." Slanotnaoer er Der temmelig faa.
wv q Zen cncfte NorIe paa pisie Banter,
,s' "08Ic taa SUenier. Sipite CONNER
.,ss'0' Ie8 8smmer for ct Sasmsnetcms
s."' OS mTriOarois NOT bopOs ies en- Spsn:
W A" Naniis til Partners - iaa ale tire
N"y,"aoIFs Sanoe bar repreienteret -, men
"p'H oFoe NDtaarsnat, iaa M er Cans
NV, a,'' VIao5 Der putant. afbsoe Sanfe
'V2o'ot i8 Is aur Der | 9anpet, os
49,, pO'r belle nnicnen, % ifalo npsen al
S''0t eller gstienbte ituloe tpmme til
n. %' 0''ie' Nal leg Oplpie, at bans Naon
o., ps'er Slien % ban bar fra 9borsbp,
''AGNo, 9unmQri.
g. Sloeruss.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Gotblamet, @aibin8ton.

,7,,orob. VoiteuS er en- pelleet 8irit |
.,r,, nitm ooiaa Der paa Steoet, % elers
,rrot pm i GielO cs Sal I Oregon os
@,niroton. Sort lille steo er nepps tienot
r,,rfor Re nGrmeite Counter. Ser sr 60
~-,,,r,. BET If man at oioe iiior, oa Der
49, rcole. iom trntte paa at faa intorpcreret
or,,i,r. Set git inliolertio lite; Storiols
,,r, mite ia imoo, - % iaa leper man /
,,r,ro llaploi0beb. Mau bapoe baobet pau
e,rb,priugcr: @%abelomper og 8ortaug.
S,aou,n btier9cr SplDsninsen ON Nattcn,
Al, p~rrttli1 not bar enonu tngen bruttet
en-, gtn pau 6ortauseue. 8et ct "g8ars
rms 6onucrD", Iom Dominerer Gatblamet.
Mr. bor uoole faa Stanoinaper, men uaar
motootg "0ctorubs Qoiten1s 2Giers, iaa
t,cr here's annoelige Sannelie lite iDnberlig
nit; thi DC Hammer fig peb at tale fit Mos
srgmaal. Ser Sipss life itsrre SumbsO enO
N,nn,, at bet ital oGre iaameget siloere at
slaprt ct Sprog, iom boerfen er enself encr
FonOinauin. "GbinOOi" er ben rette ges
tantlie Otrior.
Get tr 10 ri9tisnof osiaa fun hos be
melt uvtOrnOc, at man trGfer oenns uos
rrr1ept glbcnatur. GnbOer meo npgen
9anutlit "a QrrOom er itolt af at bore al
GprrmaGttcn % tror, at noroif Wrli9beb,
srofat6tO og Morol ituar bsit oper &aaos
strbtorn. Srcr man, at bet er Cub ben
glmrotiot, iout itrrer 6olteoauoriugerue,
IA foar moi tro, at Roriierne sr leost bers
rwr for at brin9c MT, frift BLOB | ben
cntyilauft Gntiou.
yi1coptrfor Gatblamet, mibt | ben breoe
Columbia, iom Der CT 6 a Z Wtl breo, ligger
Quart 3slano, bsboet iaagootium uoeluts
!not al NorFr. Zen bar en- Gremtio for
ia, % Der tommer Osiaa itaois nDe Nps
tT1Gryt.
Ill Sommertr pentsr man, at Iftorias
Nortluuobauen Nal blipe til 9irieltgbeb.
Sen tommcr iii at lobe laugs Columbia paa
Art5ohrot1 III 8pble, tor Der al torbtloes
mt0 &Orthtrn Vatifie, og man ptnter fig en-
bel Gel al Oeune 9une.
Smart brapuOer Gifetiben. GiFerne er
iaIot QrbtiOs mcb al forbereoe fig BERTH.
Ger cr en- 0GrFarc al Goli fra Golumbias
Glnotn9 % lan9t ppopsr - ca. 800 Drill
- iom truGrcr fig peo 2arsfFeriet.
Gangs Golumbias grcooer er Der en- Del
3fmmtrOrtit, Waibinstons os Sreaous
ctcDt u betierbts. Ssmmeret er erop
fnra % @ran, 49, 5 Sob | Diameter sr life
t,Ibtnt Wuu Ter Sr9r paa 9 a 10 SOB
co Rootu. Chr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
~mnr,nnnna ScraS.

- s,- ,,p,t / Tormanua Settlemsntet ct
% NJ suter ps life tilba9e til Nproen.
W w.. .,,S,s coOt i acras. vi er M en- Del
:, - worae % bar iuuet os etOlsbus os
1fole. Qigelsoes er Der ftiftet Dtss
-, icn bprcr til ben 6orsneOe &irte.
u. s.to,r M paa at plarte Mais. Warten
: ,,,r. alOrig iuu iss iaaoan ginter;
= ,s,r bor ri bdpt uoe | bet 6rie | belle
S,,.., commencement er life trDttcnbe,
S.,,,t er ooDt, Glimatet ct Seiiist, oft bet
nj niter, - bbuo mere bill bu babe,
~, lrity Oisit 2inier. Rom % ie big ON.
s,r tr frtmtiO for cs; tbi aanost bill
,,r,ra, til at itiSs ! grts.
8. 9. Srablanb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
YreHon, u. Tot

vi bar bapt en- me9et pen giuter meo tibet
Sne o9 in9cn 6rpit O9 auloe. Sunbbebgs
ttltanoerl bar pGret sante COB til benns Sio,
fun ct og anoet Gortislir9stilirloe.
Ser er ct tort Settlement, be flete nprFe.
Dor Weni8beb b~etienes at 9uft. Saren, iom
sr en- COB 9rGoitant Os soOt lift Of ale. Dor
nDe Rirteian8er :, 8. Siertelio cr en- bS9ti9
90 afbolot Gar. llngoommen Der bar fiftet
en- San9fcrentns, iom leos saf airteIauges
rem. Garmerne runot Der itaar fig sante
9Oot. Sc fiji sobt aar, men 9riIerne er iaa
oaarlise, at bet lite bliOsr iaa let at lGgse
lo9et paa 8~ttebunoen. Nbpnnent.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Nren6btne, WtS.

@i bar biOtil baot en- meget pen @inter
mto tibet Sne, iaa bet sr eanie baarbt for
os, Iom lsber msaem gluferne Der at faa
Dor Deb os so transported. 6renb Greet
CT ct msset soot Settlement. @i bar altio
bapt COB aolius baaoe uf SO % @rsn. Ser
cr megst llnsoOm. vi bar itiitst en- ling
oomsforsnins eIer Sebotiorenins, iOm 9aar
unoer Rapnet greibablii. Sen leoes Of Qas
flor Wpbre Dor 9rsit Der. San er en- oDstis
Sober of Goreninsen. 81
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
9oun Of Gerro 8orSo, Winn.

Bort nrrmefe 9oittontor er Gerro gorbo.
Der saar Ri to Gange bier llse for at bente
"poiten" % sftcr ben er tcmmen biem.
blir ben heller lite taitet pua SDloen, for ben
er lGit fra Guoe iii Guos. 8i lGier gcs
retntn9er fra belle ROrooeften. Sc feite
tla8sr oper baaroe Sioer; bet famine Tan
ies bcrette bsrira. Sc fefte af 6urmsrne tlas
ger oper baaros 9ioer; men be bar insen
aarias til at sld9e. Sc er selitaasnoe %
leosr bebre eno De bar siort / be iaatalbte
gooe Sioer. u. g.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20

Sen ste os Cite Murts fulSt Der omtrent
TO COB Sne, iua bet fer no til, at ri pl foa
9inter ben SiO, Tom Ri NulOs baps' @aaren;
men hi trGnger 10 liOt Babe, oa bet bar
iaa tsrt iioite Ssit, iaa Der bar oGret Wans
sel paa 9uuO Der / Smesnen.
Sabl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
aorreiponDal1ce.

peen gapn oa geresle faaes III
ffr'''n.r ~. Re tlir life enaana aieunemirfie AZ
rrsftt g,spret bill lille bIipe pfertIisaicrt. met
Ed'iNen. .'rr,rse sprreTppueent snifer bet. men
Trttt ''.'s r-oo bare 9tapnet % Gpresien.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-20
Sbtncn, Watbjuatou.

Ss FE'o ct srso til Ssres arso. glab for
t" fs'a, % leg bar Fbsn ben sib facet
'a0aa WaHsSs al 9rsS., at bet pilos tass
~" VI nss at bsisaIs BEN; batsr oil
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
THE INSURGENTS FIRE vOLLEYs.

THEY MAKE A WEiI-DIsCIPIINED STAND NEAR
pAso REAIe-FIG.Ir IKE TRAINED SOLDIERS
Havana. Feb. 4-Trhe details OF a hgnt yesterday
between the troops under General Ludue ana inc
rebels under Antonio Maceo have been received
here. General LuqIe reports that the Daitie oc-
CURED in and near the town of Paso Real province
OF Pirar dc, RIO Maceo in chief command o.
the insurgents. his subordinate commanders beng
MIRO Sayas. Chiono and So,on eyer. The Spanish
force included two companies OF The saboya Rcgi-
ment one company of the Gallca Regiment. three
companies Of the San Quentin Regiment. one com
pany OF the Sorl Regiment and TWO companies oi
the Alfonso XIII;h Re ;imen;.
When 1t YVES learned that the rebels werc In PaSo
Real Genera, Luque gave orders for the troops TO
advance and attack the place The so.d,e-s entered
the town by the main street and found the rc5,ls
occupying the side streets and the houses. CALLING
fire was directed against the troops from the strets
houses and roofs but the rebe.s finally driven
10 the eastern part Of the town. whore iney at
tempted TO make stand In this they were unsuc-
cessful ard they then retrcatcG outside the town.
The troops advanced upon them and fornd over q
thousand rebels forming line az Daitle IN an open
space. AS the SpeEiarGs moved forward tney de-
nvered vo,ley fires they moved from position TO
position.
The rebel cavalry charged the troops with great
them. even reached the bayonets of the troops. The
latter received the first charge while formed in line.
but the second charge was received oy the troops N
Circular groups
General Luoue says the troops sustained no ma
chete wounds. while number OF rebels were
wounded by bayoncts The troops finally dispersed
me rebels pursuing them until dafknsss set to m
Them are believed to have been wounded. General
iuqne was shot through the right ;eg. Major Jose
Huiz Perez OF the regular army and Major LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
ACCORDING TO THE SPANIARDS.

Madrid Feb. "A dispatch 10 the "lnparciar
from Havana says that band OF insurgents at
tackled a detachment OF twenty-one troops who were
working IN repairing the railway near EspeTanza
A lieutenant and fifteen men were killed only hve
Of the troops escaped and they were wounded.
The dispatch adds that Colonel Tejada with 80
men has slgnally defeated the insurgents under
lose Maceo. The rebels occupied strong position
at Apocnado. where the insdrgent government
was located.
After seven hours fighting the rebels abandoned
their posit,on leaving seven dead on the heId
They abandoned quantity OF arms ana munitions
The Spanish loss four killed and th!riy-ohe
wounded. . ,, -. l., ,,,o,.
The correspondent OF the lmrarcIa, IN Hayana yana
Spansh force. had battle with the rebel ieaesr
Gomez on the San Julian plantation. neaf san An
tonic ard defeated him. Gomez lost twenty men
killed. pu,. l,,,,o,y
has heen 40 greatly damaged and its loss OF Du"!-
ness 50 large through the depredaons OF tne repes
that the company has been compelled 10 enforce
economies TO the extent OF 10000 pesos.
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
KING ALEXANDER ENGAGED.
THE sERVIAN MONARCH SAID 20 BE BETROTiEi
TO TlE THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE

THE SERV1AN MONARCH SAID 70 BE BETROTIiED
TO TIE THIRD DAUGHTER OF THE
PRINCE or MONTENEGRO.
Belgracc Feb At is announced that King
Alexander Of Scrvia has been bctrothed to Princess
Helene. third daughter Of the Prince OF Montene-
gro King Alexander is in his twentieth year. and
Princess Helene Is just past tweniy-three
The marriage of the young Servian King to the
Montenexrin Princess would be great success
for Russian diplomacy; Seryia would be enamel
pated from Austrian influence just at the moment
when with or without the orthodox baptism OF
Prince Boris Bulgaria .s admitted to have fallen
again under the moral rule Of Russia. The latter
would then be ngain mistress OF the wnole balkan
peninsula, and have recovered the political sd-
vuntages secured 10 her by the treaty OF Ban
stcfano. after the Turkish war OF iS'7-7S. but OF
which she Ia! been deprived by the coalition OF
England. Austria and Germany at the Berlin Con
gress In 1873
Rurnania yet remains beyond the pale OF Mus
coyite leadership influence; but the sentiments
and feelings Of her population Of Latin origin pre-
vent the ftohenzOlicrn King karol from being too
pro-German or too Russophobe In any emergency
Rumana would again open her territory to the free
pas.age OF Russian REGIMENTS. If she did
not again send her own soldiers to night by the s'de
OF the MuscOVltes, as was done at flevia ana III
the Shipkp masses OF the Balkans In the ,crriblc
About sI,"n years ago the late Gar Alexai,1e;>
MontencgIin Prncesses Stnna ard Milana WIN
two Russian Irlnd-dukes. solenlly drank the heaitn
OF Nik.t1. the brides father with these words
THE Prince OF Montenegro. the only true friend OF
Russia" IN sc words cohilfHed WIN enpna,sIe
a hsartful alliance which has ever since existed, IN
.s,nuch the people of the Black mountains aIa
those OF the Russian steppes nave the same re-
lgion "A, the head Of which is the Car.
Prince Nikita of Montenegro, who had Deconl"
throurn fhr double marriage above mentioned. the
cousin OF Tie Muscov.te Emperor received recem,y
a sp,roid gtft from hs powerful ally IN Russia Ihe
Government OF st. Petersburg sent 10 Montenegro
vessel load'd with thousands OF guns. AMMUNITION
nd rieces a. artillery. Now the marriage OF King
Alexander VIII revive the syinpathles ever s'rohRy
fe.t In Scrv.a toward Russa. and the latter couii
fry ,yl;l be sure have two devoted supporters OF
lis ulterior policy in the Bslkin Peninsula wheIe
they would nsu,ral!ze the Advantages furnished 10
Austria by the posresson OF Bosnia and Herzeso-
vira
COLOMBIA APPOINTS TWO NEW MINISTER'S
Panama Feb s-"rhc Star and Herald to-day
,uhlishes a dispatch from Guayaqui ECUADOR. say
ing that Aljandro Gomez de la Torreand. ana
serann Wither have been appointed respectively
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
Not YET ~ THE B0SPUORtS.
WHY AN AMERICAN DISPATCH BOAT Is
NOT BEFORE CONSTANTINOPLE.
TURKEY AND THE UNITED STATES NOT AT ODDS
SITUATION IN MARASH BECOMING CRlTl-
CArl-THE LOAN OF 100000 FRANCS
NEARLY ARRANGED WITH
ErnIIN PANKlNG HOUSE.

BrGITN PANKlNG HOUSE.
coustqn,Inofjo Feb THE question OF admitting
an American dispatch boat into the Bosphorus is
s:l pending. the Porte does not contest the right
Of the Initad states TO have vessel mere, bu re-
garjs the prosea, moment not ht;ing for It's
adm,tianca.
1t is remarked that since Minister Terrsifs vigor-
cls action in behaif of The Armenian missionaries
the colrt circulars have mentioned him as the
so'e ases' at court dinners.
London. Feb 4.-The Correspondent Of the United
Press in Corctan;inoplc telegraphs under date OF
February , hat The reported existence Of a strain
between the United States and Turkey IN conse-
qucnce Of the rigorous and persistent measures
accepted 10y Minister Terrell for the protection OF
American missionaries is wholly without founda-
tion AS regards protection Of American ci!'sehs
ana tho payment OF indemnity by the Turkish Gov
ernment for IN. destruction by nre OF American
buildings II will b, recalled that none OF the f2S.GV
demand by m ,nree chief Powers of Europe for
the killing and woundng OF the foreign tonsuis
AZ Jed5ah las; May has Yet been obtained - the
Powers. nor has anyhoIy "a yet been punished Tor
the outrag"
The house occupied by Armenlans In Smyrna were
marked for a week. j. II. Mldi,n. the United States
Consul at ;hl, pace made inquiries of the Gov
eminent regarding the reasons for - dr-'snat.iS
test against such proceeding. a large quantity
OF arms has been found In mosque at SMYRNA,
gnns Wnn b Is ni IN ne i Of an outbreak
at that place The Christians, however, conslderi,
ply outnumber the Moslems. and /. is not regarded
likely thai any massacre VIII be attempted In
that city.
The United States cruiser. San Francisco, ~ az
Mers.ra. ASIA Minor. On the Mediterranean Ley
ters dcscrbus tat Tiscry prevailing among IN" In.
habtarts Of Msrash and Oorfa were read on boar.
the ship and IN sailors made up purf" or w
for tn relief OF the sufferers. Ia" situation M
MaIash his come nore critical y rrmtef 81
European war vcies are gathering at Al"xhndrcttl.
The lean o: 100000 francs secured by me tHN-
ornment's share Of the lighthouse receipts Whi i
the Porte Is negotiating with the Berlin BARKING
house % Bleichroder, IS nearly arranged
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES.

From The Louisville Evening Post.
A correspondent In Letcher County tells or @ fou.
pie in the mounta ms who overcame many di.hcuit.es
to reach minister and connubial happiness: h ne
young people rode on a mule from the nome oL ,e
brides parents a Baptist preacher .eslte i -.
Knott County distance OF more than one & mu'u'd and
mics They took their lunch with tHein, ata ha
camped out the night they were on & shs rIa Sis far
RosalnI silent the sleep OF the innocent COVERED py
his warm army coat and blanket tnat ne nau o Deen
nnc,'ye was stolen from her home while the family
was at supper. and owing to paternal ooleerons OF
ne,,sd to nut miles upon niles between themselves
pa ,hs od folks at home. Upon the return or the
anu nrs % married people the peghborhood the rate
y.,hes, after fiming for few days. grew mag
M ninous and forgave them. saying when he did 80:
II gosh, Jim. you've set uD trick on the old
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
AND HE WAS sUCH A NICE BOY, TOO.

From TIC AlHyItIu Ihv.I MTTUT'
Crawford Anderson. a prominent citizen OF May.
field a few days ago dropped in on the closing day
of a school in the northern part OF Graves County.
In due tine he called for speech. He
talked on at random for awhile and finally drtftee
into the respect children should show their parents
Of some eight ten years and the speaker thought
had been telling the boys how they should not speak
of the father the 'od man." dad" and such like
disrespectful names; and he asked the ice.ookinf
he called his father The nice little fellow replied
with drawl, long-dr out Il calls him Joe Bill"
The speaker had to sit down In great embarrassment
amid uproarous merriment
New-York tribune., 1896-02-05
CA NPOS IN MADRID.
THE FORMER GOVERNOR OF CUBA
CRDETED WITH HOOTS AND CHEERS.
HE SAYS THAT CUBA CAN No LONGER STAND
THE EXPENSE OF TIE ARMY. AND THAT
PEACE SHOULD BE MADE EVEN AT
THE PRICE OF AUTONoMY-IIIS
WORDS SEVERELY CPITI
BY THE MAD
RID PRESS.

Madrid. Feb A-Ccneral Campcs arrived here at
1910 o'cock tbs evening. Most Of the Ministers
end rur1bor cf me1 prominent In political life met
HIM at the railway station, and 4 cordial welcome
gwen him. quite crowd assembled oatsde
the station and when General Catnpos appeared he
he drove his residence. but the genjarmes
vigiiant. and drove off those who attempted
10 Insult the General Some OF the more pertinaclous
hooters arrested. One man escaped from his
captors and attempted to away. The gendarmes
fired twice at him and killed him.
A crowd gathered at the Naladoid Railway sta
ton. and when the train arrived on which General
Canapos was travelling TO Madrid some Of the as-
semblaEe hooted him y few of the crowd
cheered but IT evident that popular feeling was
against him for his failure 10 suppress the insu-rec-
tion in Cuba. A number OF police were present at
the station and some OF the hooters were arrested
In an interview at Coruna. just after his
arrival there, General Martinez Campos. late
Captain General of Cuba. declared IL imperative
that the troubles IN Cuba should be ended either
by force Of arms or the granting of reforms. COM
prs.ng even Cuban autonomy If necessary. Cuoa.
he said. could longer provide the money neccs-
sary for the expenses OF further warfare. General
Campos expressed hope that time would Justify his
action In Cuba.
4 ma Jcr.tF Of the newspapers here ere Indignant
with General Cam1os for suggesting tina; au
ionomy should be granted 10 The Cubans. They
declare that the suggestion is an insult 10 the ma
ton after the sacrifices II has made.