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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17
First Publication September 3, 1S06-.5w.
Case No. 1882
SheriFs Sale,

STATE OF KANSAS,
Phillips County. go
In the district court of Phillips county.
7. B. Smith, plaintiff,
vs.,
James N. Smiley, Mary d. Smiley, r. II. Noble,
A. Il. Noble, John b. Kenion, ct al deEendantS
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that mi ~
and by virtue OF the judgment rendered Nh
the above entitled action in and by the above
named court and Of an alias order of sale issued on
said Judgment to me directed and delivered |
will on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1896
at the hour 0f2 O'Clock p. M. of said day, at the
east door of the court house, in Phillipsbure, in
the county Of Phillips, State of Kansas, Offer az
public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the following described real property,
namely: The north half of northeast quarter
mA ne16) and the northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter mex nw14) Of section thirteen Q3)
and the southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter
sex swAl Of section twelve 12), in township
five (5), south range sixteen (16), west 9Th p. M
All in the County Of Phillips, State of Kansas.
Said property has been levied upon and is to
be sold as the property of the above named de-
PENDANTS.
Dated this I'd day Of September, A. D. 1895.
W. Il. CoWAN, Sheriff Of Phillips county.
KENNETH, PECK u MATsoN, Prds Atty.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-09-17

G. A. R.-Meet in Bissell Block OIL nrst Satur-
day evening after full moon.
O. d. HEATH, Commander.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

While no official information a. 10
the temporary cha rmanship viii be
given out Until next Tuesday IL seems
certain that Roswell P. Flower Of New
York will be the man. Il il certain,
however, that Il win not be Bourke
Cochran. Complimentary votes are 10
be bestowed upon several men upon the
FIRST ballot.j
The movement In favor Of Henry
Watterson seems 10 be growing. Phi
vate letters from Illinois indicate that
many Of the delegates from that state
are inclined 10 look upon him a. the
most available man 20 head the ticket
The nat onal committee viii establish
headquarters at the Grand hotel next
Monday Secretary John p. Wilson
viii be charge and the meetings Of
the exec Z 20 committee will be held
there. Rooms have also been reserved
at this hotel for the committee on resO-
lutions.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
AMONG THE FARMERS
Bryan Addresses an Immense
Crowd at Knowlesville.
MAKES TAILS AT OTHER PLACES.

His Threat Ia Ansetsd Tram Speaking
No Much and Ne Could Not Taih a.
Much - Ne Wanted Ts-Nsai Dow
Tor Gsid-Daaisl Muilan ZEE MzKin-
lsy-Ths Indianapolis Meeting.
LocKPoRT, N. Y. Aug. 29.-Yester-
day was the day Of the farmer In VIM
J. BEyAn's campaign tour and was the
most interesting one since he came into
the state. Out In the woods Of Knowls.
vile, 20 miles east Of Niagara Falls. he
addressed the farmers. and the crowd
was estimated all the way from 1900
10 5000. II was the occasion Of the
Orleans county annual barbecue. and
Mr.. Bryan waa asked 10 attend.
Along the route 20 Knowlesville stops
were made at Suspension Bridge. Lock.
port and Medina, with about 1000 gath.
cred At each place. He was willing 10
decline speechmAking with the excuse
that the spirit Il willing but ths throa.
IL weak. but Mrs.. Bryan partly atOned
BY distributing flowers which had bean
forced upon her At many places along
the route. In the woods At KNOWLES.
vile Mr.. Bryan spoke to IN, enormous
crowd. He frequently indulged In
repartee with the auditors who shouted
Interruptions.
Marcus IL Phillips. Republican fires
silver man who served several terms In
the Legislature. presided and introduced
Mr. Bryan - the great oommoner.
Knowlsville was merely one act Of
BryAn's energetic day. for At O'Clock
In the evening he boarded the train for
Niagara Falls. where he spoke 10 a
large audience 1t 0 O'Clock from the
balcony Of the Cataract House
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

Commercial asa Frsn Chicago Number.
ing Three Hunarsd Wait caatoa.
CASros, o., Aug. 2o.-Out Of I've
delegations scheduled TO visit Major
Mckinley today. the hrSi arrived al
1sE. Il was the Commercial Mems
Mckinley club No. Of Chicago. 800
strong. Many banners were carried by
the commercial men. conspicuous among
them being one on which were pictures
Of Mckinley and Hobart. IAN honest
dollar" elAsped hands Of woFkingmen
and the words Protection to labor and
capital !" Honest money In 1895 TO TO
vive trade. start industries. increase
wages and restore national credit. {"
Visitors were under command Of Chief
Marshal George Green. and the party
contained all the members 0f tho ma,
ponAl executive committee Of com.
merciAl = en- Of the United States.
II was 10 O'Clock when the delegation
aniahed breakfast and begNn the march
20 MoKinley's home. There was at this
time large crowd on the streets and a.
the procession passed these fell In the
rear and the crowd which surrounded
McKinley's house and sent up mighty
cheers ~ Major Mckinley appeared,
completely allied ths lawn and extended
over into the Abutting street.
After order was obtained George J.
Corey, chairman Of the executive com.
mit,ee Of the NatiOnAl Commercial AsO
eia,iop, delivered An address 70 Mr Nc.
kinley and that GENTLEMAN made an ap
prOpiAie reply, which wa most heart
ilv aurlnuha1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
CONGRESSMAN ASSAULTED.
BADLY Beaisn at = Political Discussion
In ArkansaA

In ArkAnsaA
FoRr SMITH, Ark. Aug. Coon.
gresham Hugh A. Dinsmore Of the
Fifth Arkansas district and ex.United
States minister 70 Crsa. was mobbed at
a political speaking at Englantine. Van
Bur n county. "Wednesday, and sus-
tanned injuries which vii confine him
10 his bed for sometime o. come. The
Congressman was ronghly handled and
but for the interference of friends he
would probably have suffered much
worse injuries.
Dinsmore was recently renominAted
for third term In congress and has
been stumping his district. He spoke
At Englantine Wednesday and divided
time with Jerry scanlan. local Popu.
list candidate.
Van Burcn is a rural. mountainous
country and the audience was In sympa.
thy with ScanlAn. During a heated
discussion soanlan called Dinsmore q
liar. The speakers became involved In
q personal alrcrcat on and the cro-d
mobbod the congressman. He was
knocked 10 the ground and ScAnlan'. (.
friends pouuced upon him, beating him
severely. Dinsmore's friends took a
hand in the me &c and stopped the as.
sAult, when it was found that Mr.. Dins-
more had been badly bruised. his eyes
being gouged. his face scratched and
one Of his ankles broken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
coNsrANrInoPLs s1IRasp.
A Riot Occurs In which . Number of
PeEsena Are KIIIsd.

Persons Are Killed.
CoSsrASTNoPLE. Aug. IA score
Of men armed with revolvors and bombs
invaded the Ottoman bank yesterday,
killing a number Of gendarmea The
bank was closed to prevent the inward
movement Of the mob.
The invaders fired At the police The
police returned the fuSilade and several
were killed and wounded. The riot
then became general.
There is no doubt that the movement
was revolutionary in plan and scope
and that it had its origin At the secret
meetings Of the HintchAkisto Armenians
Advices from the disorderly sections
Of the city are to the effect that the riot
still continues that mohs are constantly
increasing increasing in the Galata
quarter.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
VOYAGE OF THE FaAM.
The Captains Account of Kasounssrs
win Icsbsrgl

Win Icsbsrg-
LONDON. Aug. IA dispatch to The
Chronicle from Tromsoe. signed BY Dr..
NAnsen. gives Captain Sverdrup's ac-
count Of the voyage Of the Fran after
DR.. Nansen left the boat. The dispatch
says;
The ice pressure was never a. severe
a. upon several occasions before Or.
NAnsen left US during June. 1893 We
were regularly exposed. however, 70
violent pressures. caused BY the chang
ing spring tide. The Fran was once or
twice lifted from Six 10 nine feet. Her
bottom became visible as Il rested upon
the ico. So little effect did this have on
the Fram's timbcrs that the men con-
tinued their slumberings undisturbed.
An easier Arctic exploring expedition
one could hardly imagine. The princi-
pal work was 10 take regular observa-
tions. sleep and eat. The health Of the
men was perfect during the entire expe'
dition. There was not a sign Of scurvy
apparent among any Of the men. When
all Efforts to advance the boat through
the ice BY the force Of steam or pro
cess Of warping failed IL was found that
guncotton mines proved the best means
Of shAttering the ice As = rule very
high ice foes prevailed 80 extensively
that their termination could not b. de
scribed even by the telescopes. Otter
Z, looked like a hopeless task breaking
our way out Of the ice foes BY foot. bu
with the liberal use Of explosives an'
owing to the peculiar construction o
/ our hat tra finally enenaa1ad -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
GREAT UNgAslNEss PREVAILS.
Rritlsh Residents In Turkey Fearing 81
Attack From Turha


Rritlsh Residents In Turkey Fearing An
Attack From Tarhs
CoSsTASTNoPLE. Aug 29.-Great un-
eAsiness prevails among the British re-
idents Of the villages on the shores Of
the Bosphorus where a number Of hunt
ed Arlnenians have sought refuge. They
fear their houses will be attacked.
MichAels Herbert. Brithish charge a. af-
faires, has ordered the British flagship
Dryad to receive all families desiring
protection and any British vessel in
port may BE- requisitioned in case Of ne
cessity. Also much anxiety exists in
the suburbs. where many Europeans
have Armenian servants.
The American college At HissAr and
the bible hor 80 at Stamboul ara guarded
by troops. United States Minister Ter
rel visited p'ssar Friday 10 ascertain II
the Americans were safe. His visit had
reassuring effect and the chief Of pO-
lice Of Hissar told Mr.. Terrell al meas
ures had be- taken to preserve order.
The GalatA quarter Is quieter 10.
day. bu, all shops are closed and no Ar
menians are 10 be seen in the streets,
which are patrolled by troops.
There was a fresh panic owing 10 :
bomb being thrown while the soldier
were returning from selAmlk. No one
was hurt. however. and the man whS
threw the bomb was arrested.
Although several Of the Armenian dis
tricts were the scene yesterday Of mas
saores and pillaging. the city Is quieter
and the authorities now appear deter
mined 20 maintain order.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

ST, LOUIS. Aug. 29..-netec,ive Cal
lahan has arrested Dan Williams. said
10 be wanted IN Washington. d. C. Sew.
eral months ago Williams, Il issaid. was
clerk % the police court Of Washington
City. He had charge Of all moneys
collected by the court and Is alleged b
have left the national capital t5OOl
short in his account The authOEitie.
an washing,yn have been notified.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
The NEWS FROM NICARAGUA

General CAheaas ef Mesquite PANE Il
neaa Aad Wa Hurried ~ Masayn-
MANA0UA. Nicaragua. Aug Ill
United States Consul Paul Wicske and
family have arrived All are well
General CabeHas Of Mosquito reserva-
tion fame Is dead lie was buried Al
MasayA
Several natives have petitioned the
government 10 abolish the freedom Of
trade now existing. The petitioner
favor the restoration Of the full import
duty.
Ex.President Adam CardenM. WIZ
has just returned from New York. ha
reached San Juan del Norte
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
foa BRAGG Ann puoKnsA.

eheies u kansaa pemoetata FuV tha
IpalanaPella NemiaAsioas,
ToFEKA. Ava, sa.-Eagene Hagan,
state chairman ef the gold standard
Democrats. says that, % far as he has
inquired. the Kansas delegation to the
Indianapolis convention is disposed &c
advocate the nomination Of General
Bragg Of Wisconsin fOr preSidsn, aud
General Buokner q Kentucky tOg yiOs
president. He does HOl think Broad.
bead " Missouri. who was indosed by
she Missouri gold standard Democrats
yesterday, would accept.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
ArTAckEp RY auRolARs.
Night Waterman ~ Chicago Fatally
stabbed hy Two Mss.

CHICAGO. Aug. s7.-G. h Rcsins.
night watehmAn In the Title and Trust
building. was attached BY burglars early
this morning and fatally stabbed.
Robins was IN the basement Of the
building when he saw two men leaving
the room with some carpenters tools.
Instead Of complying with his command
10 halt. the mon turned upon Robbins
with knives and stabbed him Until h
fell unconscious. The burglars madl
their escape Robbins wAs romoved 4
his home.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
NOT KNOWN HOW MANY Are DEAD
FIFTY Bodiss Picked Up In Two streets
At Constantlnopls.

HutA boatea i'lched Np IN Two atreeta
At Constantlnopls.
CoSsrASTISoPLE, Aug. 29.-The Cul.
mar was guarded all night long by the
British guardship Imogene and two
Turkish gunboais. Il Is impossible to
give the exact number Of victims Of the
rioting. In the street between DolmA-
bagtche and TophAnes ID resembles .
6eld Of battle. Fifty bodies were count.
Cd there.
The houses Of ArmeniAns In various
quarters have been pillAged. and CAista
and Pera are occupied BY the military.
Cavalry patrols are TO be seen in all the
streets. the shops are closed and few
people venture out.
In addition there are numerous dis-
turbances at KoumkApon.
Tho Armenians are greatly alarmed.
and the outbreak Of the revolutionists is
generally condemned ~ criminal mad.
meas. But the authorities are censured
for permitting the murder.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

ATHENS, Aug. sa-h is stated here
that owing 70 the recent riots in Goa
stantinople she sultan has postponed his
flaAl reply on the Cretan question. The
British cOnaul at Heraklion, fearing the
consequences, has applied to her mates.
tvs steamship Hood and asked prOtec.
ION for himself and for the Erglish ros
idents Of Crete.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

LIrLE Rock, Aug. 29.-The oaae oi
the state against William 4. Woodruff.
after dragging alopg for several years.
has been 6nally disposed Of and nolls
prose- was entered by the prosecuting
attorney. Woodruff was for several
years state treasurer Of Arkansas and
when he turned the Office over 10 his
successor in 1891 no was found 10 be
short upwards Oi slo0. .0oin his ACCOUNTS.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
DYNAMITE MYSTERY CLEARED.
William Henson Owns Up That He
Waa the perpetrAaar.

wuilam Henson Owns Up That He
Was the PsrPstFAsor.
PORTSMOUTH. o.. Aug. 2a-The ~.
cent dynamite mystery here has been
solved. William Henson aged 30, Be.
fore committing suicide wrote . letter
stating how he attempted 10 blow mp the
electric railroad powerhouso. the 0lInef
street school buildings. the second Pres.
byterian church and other buildings.
Thomas Mokee Is In Jail for the dypA.
mite outrage Henson wrote his lett q
to young lady, Her father took The
letter TO the police. When the oiicers
went to Hensuns home to arrest him.
he ran into the oellar and shot himself
dying in ,tant'y. A search Of the prem,
ises unearthed nine cans Of powder, and
a barrel Of dynamite stickN He wa,
demensed, Two yean ago he wandered
on and lived in the woods for som,
weeks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Es.as,sraer Fla~sr wm Aee.p,.

wArERTowS. n. Y, Aug, 2s.-Ex.
Governor Roswell p Flower. received
a telegram yesterday from P. W. Nc.
cutohin chairman Of the executive com.
mittee Of the National Democratic party.
asking II he would accept as temporary
chairman Of the convention 70 be held
In Indianapolis Mr. Flower wired hia
acceptance Of the invitation. Gov
srnor Flower will leave watertown
Monday tcr indianapolis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
As BAD AS COULD &c.
Turkish OhieiAls Refuse 20 Give Out
the Numbsr Killed.

Turkish Oaieials Refuse 20 Give Out
the Number Killed.
LoSDoS. Aug. s9.-The foreign Office
has received dispatches from Michael
Herbert. the British charge d. Afiaires
at Constantinople. The officials there
have declined TO communicate their
text 10 the newspapers, but It is declared
that they confirmed the Associated Press
dispatches describing the situation.
which is said to be about As bad As Il
can be. British sailors and marines
have been landed to protect the embassy
Of Great Britain. the British consulate
and the British possofiice.
The Mussulmen attacked the Armeni.
ans and committed all kinds Of ex.
cesses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
Overdose Of Morphlas.

MusKo0ER. I T.. Aug. 2Q-charles
Brown, a German, waa found dead
about half pAils from town near the
railroad track with bottle Of morphine
near him lie was a section hand On
the railroad
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

DARTMOUTH. Eng, Avs aa-In the
regatta q the Royal Dart yacht club
over a t0.mile ooarae for prize Of $50.
Ailsa finished llrsi and CzEess va Sc,
ana.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
DILEoATIs TO INDlANAPolIs
IadIoAiisas Are That w Caasss,'aa wm
" Iasaaly ATTENDED.


kniAxAroLls, Aug. a9.-The indica.
tons are that the Antisilvcr Democratic
Of the middle western states wiz some
70 the national convention next week ip
Ayga namberA The attendance from
Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri. Ken,
lucky and Indiana win not 10 Nnaned
10 the dslesasea ~ any means. The
sound money lcAgue Of Chicago. a Dem.
Vcratic organization. viii probably COME
down on special train Tuesday even
ing o. Wednesday morning. Kentucky
has cent word that there viii be q lArg,
delegation q virston from that stat
and 100 tickets have been requested.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

CoSsTANTISoPLE. Aug. z7.--The Of
ficiAls Of the Ottoman bank say none Of
their stAH were injured during the riot
ing here yesterday and that the bank
was NOT robbed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
MnsA.ll. ADMITTED 60 nan.

RICHMOND, Tex. Aug. 2a-Amssead
and Harris Mitchell, who have been in
custody, charged with the killing Of
Kane Neal, were admitted 10 bail By
Justice Jones IN tho sum Of 5000 each
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
eoLD IS COMING sAck.
Some shipped Erem EaEland and some
Yrafn AuatralIa

'''''" ''''FF'N FF'" E1EIaHl 1nH 7oTnl
FrsIn Australia.
LONDON. Aug. 20.-The Times in / =
financial article says Nearly all tho
gold which was withdrawn from tho
Bank Of England today consisted Of
eagles intended for export to America.
The bank has raised the price Of bar
gold. We understand that Australia
already has exported so0.O00 gold sover.
eigns 10 San Francisco and that more is
now going In the same direction"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug, se.-Min-
ers At Johnsun's crosreat mines are IN
a strike again aud strike is expected Al
Edgewnler and Powellson.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30

MABRID. Aug, 29..-The cabine. has
decided to apply sO,oO0OOO peaesas 10
next months military operations In
Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
COCHRAN STICKS TO m'klNtIv.
wm Nsa TAKE r.rt In ,A. Iaalaa.poll.
Convention.

Convention.
NEw YoRK. Aus. 2a-EdwAsd A.
Shepard, lsadeE u she brooklyn gold
standard Democrats, announces that
Bourke Cochran would not preside ai
the indianapolis sold standard Demo.
cratic convention II requested. He said
that Mr.. Cochran believed ths Glsesioh
Of Mt, MCKINLEY was necessary and that
Mr.. Cochran had 20 announced himseli
and did not care to participate In the
indianapolis meeting when he intended
to vote for Mckinley,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
FIGHTING AGAIN At sAULAS
Many Turkish soldiers Hass neea Car.
rled Away wsuaded.

LONDON, Aug 2s.-The Daily News
publishes a dispatch from Athens 10 the
effect that severe fighting has been go
ing on again At SanlOs and near Herak-
lion. The results Of these conflicts be-
tween the citiEcns and Turks are I'M
known. bu, 10 IL known that many
wounded Turkish soldiers have been
brought back to Herkalion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-30
1HE ARMENlAN MAssAcRE.

Retween Three and FeuF Thousaad
Killed a ceasiAatlaspls.
CoNsrANTiNoPLE, Aug. 29-It is o..
timated that from 5000 10 1000 persons
were killed in the riots in different por-
tions Of the city on last Thursday.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-03-11
ANOTHER OUTRAGE.
Spanish Students Attack Val
encia Consulate.
Police Make Strenuous Efforts to Prevent
the Demonstration.

Valencia, March 6.-The disorders
which were prevalent here when the
news was first received of the action of
the United States Senate on the Cuban
question, broke ont afresh Wednesday,
and there were renewed demonstrations
of hostility to the United States The
mob made its way to the United States
consulate, which was stoned, and the
windows of which We're smashed by the
Infatuated pOpulace.
The university here has been closed
under orders from the government. as it
was feared the students meetings would
be hotbed for breeding disorders. But
this measure proved unavailing and the
police have been kept busy dispensing
students gatherings nearly all day.
Several attempts were made by disor-
derby parades to make their way to the
United States consulate. but they were
frustrated. as the authorities had re-
ceived special orders to be on the lookout
for any demonstration against the prop
erty of the United States. Special pro-
lection was afforded the building in
which the office of the consul is located
with a view TO the same end. The mob
gathered before the building before the
police were aware of what was occurring
and stones began to fly from the crowd
with the result that windows were
broken
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1896-03-11
KING WILL FIGHT.
Humbert Decides Upon a Contn-
uance Of His Abyssinan
POliCV.

London, March IA dispatch to the
Herald from Rome says that the King
rs decided that the war shall be con-
,Eued. This policy, however, the Mar
Quis di Rudini has refused to carry out,
and great difficulties are being expert
enced in the formation of Il new cabinet.
Some days probably will elapse before
it is constituted.
Dispatches from the seat of war state
that Adigrat is now completely invested.
Mutinies have also broken out in the
army in Africa especially among the
troops in Asmara and Massowah. The
feeling against Sig. Crispi is very strong.
The African explorer Franzoi says: "a
scandalous fact is that Count Antonelli
carried on slave dealing in Erythrea and
ruined Italian prestige in the eyes of the
natives. Our soldiers are brave, but are
badly led, insutticiently fed and have lost
all confidence. If our generals again
take the offensive another disaster is in
evitable."
Grave revelation are expected at the
trial of Gen. Baratieri. Signor Crispi
has made the most serious charges con-
corning him before the King. Signor
Franzoi says that the premier is set
against Baratieri, that he will be capa-
BILE of having him shot and he FranzoD
advised Signor Crispi to have him shot
in front of his troops.