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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-31
STATE NEWS.

Ephralm Ellorprlse, July 90.
Charles and Edwin Johansou anu
Andrew Thorpe returned from Kan.
sas CITY last night whtro they nave
been with rovctalcR OF sheep. They
received g. 50 per head Tor the sheep.
The Millatd county officers are look.
ing Tor IN Indian who struck Jerry
Patnode over the mead with a revolver
on Monday last. II Il said that Pat.
no o hal tried ~ kill Mr. Dunn with
n sluugshlt.
Lehi Banner There IL a much
larger sugar beet crop this year than
ever ana the prospects are good for n
large yiold. This recent rains have
kept tho ground In good condition anu
tl6 beet arlds are Hll l0ollpr well.
TIE late sprlug may make ~ harvest
a lllti' later than last year Tut II Will
depend a great deal on tie weather tor
tue next month.
Fillmore Progress. Antoine Chris.
,iansou's little baby, Of Kanosh, had q
narrow escape from drowning Monday
lest. In some WAY he fell int = GAfel,
SUNK into TO ground Tor culinary pun.
poses, wuich was iill Of water. bliss
Mile Il ~ happened TO phss near, aud
hearing IA splash, went and iuvostl'
gated. She SAW d pair Of feet sticking
up, and pulled tho little fellow cut. A
few more seconds IN the water would
have ended his lie; As Il was, they had
a hard time In bringing him 10.
Eureka d mocrht; The board Of
trustees OF Eureka school district No.
o, Of Eutekl, Ubh, Will receive bids
Tor tue construction complete Of az
eight.TOOm soho ! building to DO built
at Eureka, Utah, contractors required
10 iurnish al materials and no all
necessary rrading,"., Toe startling az
nOuuccmCnt on sunday afternoon that
q man was found uugI m his cabin In
the lower rArt OF the city, caused no
little excitement uuon thn streets i0r q
time from the fCl that the name Of the
unfortunate mau could not DO learned,
Later IL WIS asc Tlaiuui the name Of
deceaaei was janice Daun', n miner
about go years OF age, who came hero
from PArk City foma mrEilH ago. lie
had been iead H1p4t shrre dnys'
RIrhueii Advocate: On the evening
a tho g5lb, at Iitcloyllle, P.u,e
county, RlltIn slmklus, % youth aged
eia hteou, met with a very painful ny'
cident winch nearly proved fatal A
brouoh0 hors which DO was u4ing
reared and iCll on the b1y's loit lggi
crushing tho limb horribly below lNg
Knee and breaking tho bone nue. onl oI
which prltruied iTum hoh,s'' A,lef
| tenulpg i0f Hud falling 90 go' DE-
stginpr. OF Pauguitch, Joseph Nelson
started n search Of Du. Lyons Of
Maryavalp, Loslng o. Monroe, Nnill
md III lfnprt OF Kchheld, mud a. last
resuF, tu.rpraphuI d. WcsI Of saline;
but he failed 90 get any Of them ana
Inc limb remained without surgical
care. 10 leaves young SlmEins M
preoarious state and he my 1859 'he
log.
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MINOR MENTION.

Held's Band favored the News with
a call to-day, In the interest VI tue
NewsDoys' excursion 10 Shltaif.
The children Of the Fifth ward
Primary association had dance In the
ward mtetlng house last evening. A
week ago the association dispensed Ice
cream ana cake to tue little folks.
Some of the couucllmen today slgni.
lied their intention OF attempting 10
i0rsstall the Proposed secret meeting
on Tuesday night next. They opH My
admit that they are cUuHufablu tor tloiT
work la secret session NJ the llst m 81.
Ing and that u will I'll have 10 b. done
over again In pub ic.
John Dubers tailor shop, few doors
west OF tho pOst.u flee was entered by
burglars on wednesday night and ft-
liused Oi seven tailur.mAdc suits val
uod az $50 each. The work was done
10 systematically that how Or where
the iutfudurs got In, lea mystery that
the detectives and policemen ate lUw
raeking their brains ~ solve.
Jamos C1linsou was found gunty IN
the police court yesterday afternoon
and 20 sentences agYTegating 200 days
Ia jail. Collinson n the man VINO
stole vegetables from Sing Hing, n
Chinese gardener, anu then attacked
him when asked 10 pay for them. Five
other parties who were with COliinson
At the time ami hkewito helped them-
selves TO the Chinamau'a wares, wer,
sentenced 70 from twenty to twenty.
i've days each Ia the city Jail.
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TUE GREEN BAG.

William Haiph and others have
He'd puit against T.. A, Lrnrlut on a
prcmissoTy note In the tum Of 81 $3.50.
Hearing on petition for PARTON Of
the estate Of james NJ. Larmer, de.
ceased, has boon set ior August 18th.
The +. T.. warfer Mercantile Co.
today entered suit against n. r.. SHARP
TOT the recovery o. $500 nus On plano
or the rotura Of the instrument.
To-day sheriff Huriy certified to the
rniri district court that he hAd served
upon Justice Harvey tue restraining
order OF Judge HiIes In the cases
against JhmeH 0iendiauiug, William
II. Prnfgsu aud James Moiiaf, az in-
uiVidual stockholders IN tho Utah
Midland railway.
The clofks OF district courts, In com.
plianou with a recent request OF the
State auditor, are sending 10 reports OF
lees collected. Not much money IL
coming In, however, NJ some Of the
CLERKS nave placed their fees into the
county tttasufies. Ia this county the
salary iunu has got It, money. The
auditor Will proceed to settle tho matter
In come way In short time.
James Glendinning, w. IL. Pon.oso
and James M1tiat, stockholders VA the
Utah Midland railway, have filed a
petition anu nh Iavit In tue rHird dis.
lrict, asking that n reslraiuing order be-
Issued 10 prevent Justice Harvey from
proceeding further In the twenty.thtoe
cases brought against them as iudivid.
ual members VI tho company. Judge
Hiles Issued an alternative writ VI pro.
hibitiOn, felufnaule next MonuHy.
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DECATUR, ILL.,, July 3l.-w. q. Car.
Isle, n young mnn and stranger who
was found MORALLY hurt In box car
near the Union elevator, expired ut the
hospital last night. He did not regain
consciousness, anu the authorities are
at sea IN 10 how, or by whom the
stranger was assaulted.
the Inquest Will DO held today. Poys
have been found VINO saw anu talked
with the stranger near the elevator last
rueeday. Last ovouiug near the box
car ia which Carlisle received tho fatal
blows was iound thick piece OF iehth.
ef, such ~ the railroad companies now
usu for Dab platuP. There are thought
10 be spois OF human blood on II. II
was found Ia the weeds near the car.
All that can DO learned concerning the
man IL turmisod anu gathered from the
Letters picked up In tho car and pre-
sumed 10 DO his property.
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HER sun SETTING.
Ornu YC.oTIa'S Health CausIDS
Alarm In Court Circles.
eruOR SAYS SHE WILL ADDIcATT.
ems Is Ny Les visit 10 Iondor,"
was Her Remark When There
During he wedding.

LONDON, July 8i.--A rumor that
uleen Victoria intends to retire in
nvor Of the Prince Of Wales is again
current today. 10 Is added that court
circles are greatly troubled regarding
The condition OF tho queens health.
such reports have frequently appeared
ln recent yearr, only to be seml-
ttiicially eon.radIoiod later, but II now
uems that there may DO some actual
bundatlon for the eiattmenin made.
IL he added that her majesty has deciJ-
81 10 spend her time In future at Bal.
moral on Osborne, and Will give the
Prince and Princes VI Wales the use
Of Buckingham Palace aud Windsor
Castle. There 10 no doubt the queen
sesms to feel greatly the weight ~ her
yoafs and befeavements. Her majesty
i quoted ne having repeatedly re-
mbfkcd during her stay at Bucking.
ram palace upon the occasion OF the
recent marriage OF Phnctss 81 nd Of
wales 10 Prltce Charles OF DpumaTki
"rhis l. my la6t visit TO Loudou. - Color
BE- given to the rumors In circulation by
Inc deep emotion displayed by the
queen % bhe bowed In reply 10 the
fnthubinailc cheers Of the multitudos
which lined tho route from Bucking.
ham palace 10 the railroad station
where che took the uain for Windsor
tilrr the marriage ceremony.
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horan new hf,ts II she viii qu twitiiug
Inn shout u FuutIaNs uI Wlsh.
Happy 10 shy hui l:'lc damage hss
been donc our Jam aui waitr uitChts
although heavy Cou hurst 90 the
uigbt of tur 5tp came very near tab.
lng cut eur FINE, ami threatened the
west unl OF our dom through ntsHUtf
HOm Sue canyons,
Al the call Of the wnlerma6.ur q
promp' turn out ~ tlc ftJukhul n.
I1iIeI tI. nJms IN bitches ana tho
water waEiu town ."Hln mu dy HH %
luck Ia IlIc. We clio Iut consider 0ur
iniuftaia cut Of u.utyr uy any h,aUa
lut this IL tue Lts. season Tor many
years that the thunder showers hHyu
not done Us u1fH i.tm than gUOl
through Gilug up anu breaking our
canals bid ..clU-.
!i'o r...lH %. * hb were disar.
ToM,rl .a.t .Vv'fH. as thfy met { lac
su...r'.N at.FtI nJar a lecture tfYm
Pot j, *. .ulHf Ot tue AgriculturIl
tu.H.. liza. The rooilswRr duf
not lut IN au aIpgntanco. We fear hu
Wss laN. Como own t.V II % NltgDu
900 % .fesnut " back north VIA ran.
gu.lcu iakc. }. l.. u.
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Political Mention.

Judge Qi'ru q Bingham u candi-
date iJr tbu Office u couuty commits.
slouor this year.
Judge Benuott IL sgain strongly
spoken Of ~ he friends ~ candidate
for tbs United States Senate.
Chairman D0oly Of the Republican
state committee has competed thU
address which ho was recently az
pointed 90 diait. Tho document may
b. given out publication alter tue
meeting Of tho committee on WeIacs.
Jay lUNL
10 IL stated that Hon. a. w. McCuno
pOsltivoly viii not accept tho position
Of chairman Of the Democratic State
committee. Hla duties ua national
conn itleemau for hi party viii re-
quiru ff,quont trips to tue East during
tue camuaigu.
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CIyILITIEs AZ nADRID.
The Health Of the queen aud Pres
deut Cleveland ~ - Lunch.

The Health Of the queen aud prssI.
deut Cleveland ~ - Lunch.
NEw YomK, July 3l.-A speclGl to
The World from san Sebastian says:
United States Minister Taylor gave
lunch TO the Duko Totuan, spain's
minister OF foreign affairs, the Aus
iran ambassador, the British ambassn-
dor, tho ministers OF Holland, Turkey
lui san Domingo and tho charge
1'anairea OF France and Germany.
The health Of the queen regent and
tht King was proposed by Mr.. Taylor
and the health Of President Cleveland
was proposed by the Duke OF Tetuan,
who rivals Senior Castelar, Ia showing
c.utiesy and sympathy TO the AmeTi.
eau representative. The ministerial
pres At Madrid, Notwithstanding the
U0uorpondcnoia Espana publishes IN
tvi1Untly authorized article on the
driii OF American politics and tho
presidential campaign, with surmisss
fegaTding the probable effects upon tho
relations bcIweeb the two countries
and upon the outlook OF CUBAN affairs.
II Il urged that Spain must make
prompt aud decisive efforts 20 pAciiy
Cubs, recognizing that America has
commercial aud financial intores
which are being seriously damaged by
Tie pr0ionRation OF the struggle.
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JURY FOUND HIN GUILTY.
Assaulted a N,lghb1r aud Removed his
Trespasslrg (alili Without
Right Or Cause.

Butler precinct was the scene OF an
interesting court hearing yesterday
that lasted throughout tho day. The
case in Issue was that OF the state We
Robert Green. The complaining wilt
ness was n. @. Anderson VINO charged
the deion dant with assault anu battery
and with uulawiuiy taxing trsspRis.
ing cattle from his possession. Assist
aut County Attorney Harrington
prosecuted and Attorney +. Ii. b.u.
pheus defended,
Green demanded jury trial, got II,
and was found guilty OF assault. Jus.
tics John Wood, before whom Tie
hearing occurred, took the matter az
prOOouncIng sentence under advise
ment temporarily.
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Hxnueeraied Venezuela numors.

LoNDoN, July 3l.-Regarding q
ststomeut published from Caracas,
Venezuela, In the New York news.
papers today, TO the effect that the
Venezuelan government mas received
information that strong British force
has occupied the unfinished trail from
AcarAhatisi, to Amacur0, preventing
the passage " oil Vent zuelans the
Associated Press In informed that the
only foundation for the report is the
fact that about twenty police were
sent lhuru 10 arrest Crown Surveyor
Harrison. No trouble 10 expected.
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cnIIlarnIa rrnI,In Londnn

LONDON, July 3l.-The second ship.
menI u 5000 boxes Of California pears
AID lev boxes OF plums which az.
rived yesterday In good order were
sold TO-DAY. The Ieata fetched o.. o..
TO 4. g., n better AVERAGE throughout
thnn tbs ohipmont last week. Toe
bost plume Teulizsd %. higher. There
was keen competition Ter Tearu which
arc still undt.slErd but lot 60 -irT a
tbs last lot; therefore thy sold be teI
10 the large buyers fr0ni ne provinces.
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ST. PAUL, MINI, July 8l.-Arch.
bishop Ireland had received no other
word In regard 10 the appointment OF
n successor TO Monsignor satolli M dele.
gate 20 the United StAira than that
contained In the Associated Ptess die.
patch from Rome. Ho spoke very
highly Of Father Martinelli, whom lac
esteemes very much, aud believes he
will make an excellent delegate.
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Carlislc, Pa. Ho went 10 Mcchanict
burg, married the daughter Of AUol.
hhus Dale, n catiio dealer. Fiuk
bought cattle for his fRther-in.law.
-Four months ago Dale discovered n
large number Of notes and mortgages
with his name attached which had
been used to pay flt cattle. Tue cattle
hal mover been tnkon iut0 his yntdo.
About this time Fink disappt AIRED.
Dale Investigated and discovered. 1t IL
ohntgcl, that Fink had bought the
cattle ON forged pauor, sold them and
pOckuied the money. The total
amount Of forged paper amounts 90
81 600.
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WON cd ,he aeIa pemsers,r.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-rhero will be m
important meeting OF tho executive
committee having In charge the state
Organizations Of the gold standard
Democrats at Palmer House headquar.
tefs tomorrow. General Bragg, cnair.
man, has issued the call. The work TO
bring about national convention 10
progressing satisfactorily. II is now be-
lievod from thirty 10 thirIy.hve states
will be represented ut this conference
ON August Z.
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Kane County is Beautiful.
KANAD, Kane County,
July q. 1896.


July q. 1896
To the Editori
The dry spell OF two years wGs
broken two weeks ago when gentle
showers OF rain began to fall aud have
continued almost every afternoon
since. Some Of our stockmen had began
to despair, and as one said no wished
himself In the 81. Louis whirlwlnd.
Fifty per cent OF range stock have
died through the drought. Even the
oRgebrush had dried up and blown
away. Not blade OF grass nor a
weed could be seen In our stTeots or on
the range, anu oven cur lucern and
other crops which had not been we'll
irrigated were dying. But now ovvfy
thing IL l0yely--the grass iB starting
up all oyvr 1he hills and plains. and
that NJ ckInan wears broad Dutch
smile all over his faoe--hAl promise 4
nis wife 10 take II all back anu buy
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NEW YomS, July 8l.-A special 70
TIE h,raid from Lima, Peru, snyt:
The city Ia decorated and mnuy
thousands Of citizens arc here. The
itIts afo In honor oi the open Ing OF
congress. There was civil procession
which was Viewed by 10000 persons.
President Piurola's speech has made n
great inptrssiOn, but the greatest
praino IL accorded that OF Vico-Prcsi-
dent Bllinghurst.
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hLvA, Ohio, July 8l.--somo time
"Wednesday night Sam Smith, u cattle
thief, Chris Burner. murderer, anu
Leo BebefalOln, sentenced for higway
robbery, escaped from the county jail
here. They sawed OIL the steel side
rails OF one OF the jail cots anu used
them 90 lovers with which 10 break
the cell bars. Their escape was not
known TO the Iailer until 7 O'Clock yes.
teTday morning and their capture IL
doubtful.
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LONDON, July 3l.-The Berlin cor.
itiponuent OF tho Times reports that
DE-. Pelefp, formerly chairman Of tue
uvrman Colonial sooiety, has quilted
Germany, probably for good. Tine cor.
respondent adds that this will put on
end 10 the inquiry into Herr BebePs
charges against HIM, which resulted In
his resignation M chairman OF tho
Oelmgn Colonial society.
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On a Charge Of Forgery.

CHICAGO, July 3l.--5herili Bentley
o' Cpululiaud county, Pa, arrived in
40 Guy last night 10 take charge Of
,mllilam ID. Fink who was arrested a
Nv Nv hlsh1H ago on n charge OF forgery.
9lHet FlnA's arrest 1t has beon dlseov-
e,ou a. there II q shortage Of $1,000
Va WE books OF Ellsworth a MoNAir,
" we slockynrds, ior whom Fink was
"1tklng when arfeBled.
HlhG formerly wat " Blacksmith in
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SIX rEorLH IN DESPAIR.
shey Attempt Suicide for ynrisus
Ilpnsous

CHICAGO, July 8l.-Drlven 10 dee.
pair by different causes siK people at
tempted 70 eni their own lives by sui.
oido. Four succeeded AMI now lie In
different moIguta awaiting,tho inquest
OF thu cofUnur The dead are:
John Darlington, lett home wednes.
day 10 ioOs for work, body found In n
shed and bottle which had held car
bollc acid was found by his side.
Gots, Frederick, drank carbolio acid,
II years OF age, aud had been out Of
work some time.
Michael Oppolt, dependent over III
health, swallowed cafbollc acid.
Eva Skulup, took rat poison, 20 yesTs
old, anu has been out Of employment
for two months.
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LONDON, July 3l.-Thu Times as.
serta tIat tho hope h growing that Mr..
Chamberlain will himsuli preside over
the select c9mmitteo 10 enquire into
the administration q RhOdosia and
into the origin aud circumstances Of
the Jameson ralj.
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FROM rHE STORM REGION.
Extensive Destruction Of Crops by
Hail.

ST. PAUL, Man., July ,3l.-An
Aberdeen, 5. d., special to the Dis
palch spys; Later reports OF the heavy
haii9loTm indicate extensive deslruo.
uon OF cropr. Itsiarted near Ipswich,
ls'ing southeast, completely destroy
l9g tue crops In tract from six 10
Nght miles wide and fifty 10 sixty
hll'a long. The Hunter irrigation
lllm near Molotie IL said 10 be COM
llt'ely ruined. Tho storm was accom-
panied by heavy wind which drove
'Ne hAll with terrible force. Cases Of
,AuiNlual losses nro not obiaingble but
.lS 'olHi viii reach many Thousands Of
uullhIt, being the worst storm that
''es Visited tnls part OF the state.
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Tho silver Question n Vital ono.

ALTOONA, Iowa, July Sl.-Harvey
Ingham, editor Of the Upper Drs
Moines, has received long letter from
senator Allison In which lac expresses
tho belief that an International agree
mont on bimolallism IL probable with
Ia a reasonable time. He shys
an agreement on both tie
precious metals arc necessary rs
basis OF value and the worlds
commerce which cannot DO carried on
without reasonable, fixed parity Of
exchange. Senator Allison then pro.
ceedB 10 Justify his views by citing evi.
denov Of q growing bimotaliio senti.
ment In Great Britain and Germany,
anu concludes as lollowt; "rhe silver
question Il vital One IN the world
wide sense. International bimetalism
Is making rapid progress ia Europe,
aud II We make no mistake now, II ~
likely 10 make solution whereby
silver and gold will again circulate at
practical parity In value ~ this agreed
TAllo.o
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LONDON, July 3l.-Bir Mathew
White Ridley, home secretary, gn'
nouuoea In the House OF Commons
today alter eonsidering all oltoum'
stances, that no had advised tho queen
TO make Jameson aud his fellow pfis-
oners first clRss mlbdemeanants.
Hence they have been returned to
Holloway Jail.
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PROVIDENCE, II. L., July 3l.-A
cable received to-day Gays Judge Geo.
NJ. Carpenter OF tho u. =. district
court fof the district OF Rhode Island
died today Of paralysis OF the heart In
Holland, where he was travelling.
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NEW YoRK, July 8l.-A special TO
the HERALD from Buonos AyTes says.
OSing 10 the fall IN the price Of
coffee, exports from Brazil 10 the
United states have boon suspended.
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smaIIpes bod IIaara 10 shIl.

CoLoS, via Galveston, July 8l.-Tho
British steamer Earlwell OF tins Earn
line from Baltimore, July 20, mas ar
rived here. Captain Carer has small
p0x aud the ship was quatAnlined.
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Il,.llalsd 20 IoIn ,hs rrele..IonaI..

loNDos, July 8l.-Sporting Life
ibis morning has m interview with
Tommy Commit, the champion mile
runner Of tho United States, In which
DO says no concealed his Intention be-
lore leaving tho United States OF visit.
lug EDglan1, because tho New York
Athletic club proposed his beoomiog a
Professional. 81 was dlspleased," no
continued, sat the manner In which
The Now York Athietio club treated
me, aud furthermore sympAthize
with bacon aud others who have been
expelled from Ihu amateur ranks. My
hpeTience OF amateur athletics In
America was such that would hesilate
10 join the Professionals"
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sIen ana Women sentenced TO Dea,n.

VIENNA, July 8l,-Ailur six weeka'
trial NJ Agrams, the btenirve band OF
$50 persons, charged with 10 murders
anu numerous assaults Gnd robbeTius
has been ended. Nineteen members
OF the hand including two women,
have been sentenced 10 death. Nine
were sentenced 10 from 2 10 20 years.
Eight were acquitted.
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WAITING ron A REPLY.
ihe Sultan Looking for nm Ansx sr TO
ATS Notes ON grteee.

NEW YoRIS, July ia special to
The hctuid from ConstAntinople eAys;
The Porte Ia passively Awaiting tho
,tply 70 tho Representations mAdo by
voc powers 10 Greece. This Porte has
prepared three NOTES, one 20 Greece,
mildly drawing attention TO dfeoce's
Violations Of neutrality; tho other, more
strongly worded, g. thb Elk powers,
expressing reliance upon their efforts
20 insure the cessation OF ureecr's &C.
ton, TOT which otherwise Turkey
must "hold her responsible.
An official denial IL given 10 tho
fumor that Turkey Intends 10 revert
10 paper currency.