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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
Watne.

- Sn ben NGlbern Mtaine's bat
bic 9uhIe wGbreuo Der iiinsiten Sasos
i0lion lautsr unb bdufi9er 9eiprDhen,
als je 5up0r. Glentbiere (WOOie), Glide
uno Stride puroen in 10 GROCER 3abl
ab9e16Onsn, bab bic Wiloi9uBbebDr.
ben oes Staates jeBt. I'm cine 8ermiu=
oerlng, wenn nidt NusrOttung oes
WilOtanoss 81 perbiiten, bic 9rOBten
Inltren9uuSen MAIDEN, nelle 8eieBe gu
'srlau8en, welde benz @ilO ar6beren
S6ub 9etpGbren uno Dor ellen
Singen fir SO6wilo bic Sa9o5eit auf
ben Wtonat 9topember bel6rdnteu.
SOnoerbarer Q8eiie iinoen iie in bies
len Semlbun9en Die itdrtite 8esner-
i6aft Qeraoe bel ben 2euteu, beuen i'm
Sinblid auf ibrsn Yeruf cine @rbol-
tun9 oes gDiloitanoes am meiiten am
SerSen liegeu iOlte - bel ben Sptel=
pirtben une Glibrern.
Wan i6dyt bic 3abI Der Sdssr. bic
tudlreno Der nit Dem IL. Se3ember obs
9si6loHensn Sa9oseit aus anoereu
Staaten bic Waloer Waine's beiuhteu,
auf minOetens 80. 600. uno oas 8slb,
bas lie i'm Staate lieben, oilrfte - bic
Subertusjun9er limb I'M NQsemeinsn
re6t freisebi9er Ratur - suiammen.
8euOmmen cine redt itattlide Summe
er9eben. Wan 1T ii6 in Maiue au1
eini9 in Der Diiroi9uns bieier Sa0o.
9dfte, MIR meineu eben bic Wilobiiter.
baB bic SOtelbeiBer uno Giibrer, pslds
ii6 ieber 8eribarfun9 Der Sa8b9eieBe
ent9e9enitemmten, bas Subn tOoten
tpolleu, bas ibnen bic 9Oloenen gier
ls9t, oaB iie ebsr cine IusrOttung oes
SDhwilO itanOes i'm Gaufe bon finf
Ober Ssbn Sabren ristiren nOllen, als
elmer 8ertiirsung Der Sagoseit suitim.
men, pOourh cine 8ermluberuns ibrer
prOoutte eintreten iuiirOe.
Wenn man bort, oaB Dem 9lei ieuer
armee bon Sasern, pel6s in Der ber=
floieuen SaiiOn bic @dlber Ntaine's
beimIudten, uidt weni9sr oils 1000
glentbiere, BON Is, 900 bis 20, 600
Sirf6s uno &lsinwilo, pie &sbbibs
ner. Saisn u. I. IN. in u~n9sbeusren
Men9en erla9en, 10 1T man 9eneist.
ben @ilobiitern 81 Slaubcn, tuenn lie
b~ebaupten. oaB Obne cline @snosrun9
Der SaGo9eieBe in flint Sabren peni8
gu i6ieben iibrig iein wiiroe. @u9 be-
rem Sebauptun9. COB bic Siibrer unb
SOtelmirtbe oies iebr tupbl bsgrifen
unb nur aus 8slosier bon elmer Dsr-
tlr5una Der Sa8o5eit niGts wifsn mol.
len. ilin9t 9laubbaft. oenn man peiB,
baB bie~rSulanbe Oas WOrt: .gta9 mir
bic Sinofutb" OQeweil OILS 2ebsns.
re9el GILT. Bon ben Siibrern uuo
SOtelpittben als ,&laHen" su reosn
sebt ui&t OIL. gsrufstIalen in benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
@iNensWertb.

SIS mag wiiienspertb iein gu erfabren,
-SaB Die allerbeite MebiSin UNI bas ermis
oete Reruenipitem gu elmer seiunben
&bdtbi9teit a~n3uiporneu electric 8itters
lit. 0ieles lift cine rein pe9etabilii6e
Nteoisin unb wirtt baOur6, baB iis bic
gterpencentern i'm Masen unb in ben
Gfieren neu anipornt, unb inbem iis Die
Seber uno bic Nieren milbe aurest uno
bieien Or9anen biIft, bic llnretui9teiten
bes BIutes obwerfen. electric 8ittsrs
perbeiiert ben Ippetit, biIft Der Ser
,bauung unb wirb pon 0enen, wel6e es
9ebrau3en, ais bas bette glutreini,
sun9smitteI unb aIs bas bette Stimula.
tionsmtttel 9eprieien. Bilb in so Gts.
pno $l.0O 6lai9en perfauft in Z. @.
&uete's IpOtbete, 56s an Der Wains
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
Sas Discovery rettete ieim
Scbett.

Serr q. Gaillouette, 9Ipotbeter gu
S%eauersuiue, Su., iast: DR.. Kings
New Discovery iduIoe id msin 9eben.
Sd wur0e pom Ga Grippe befauen unb
periu9te ale Ier5te meiIenrpeit in Der
rlmsebuns, aber obne Grfols unb man
CAB mid auf unb ertIdrte, i'd perbe ni6t
leben. Sa i'd DR.. Kings New Dis
covery in meinem Store bate, i9ifte i9
fir cine 6Iai6e unb be9ann nit Oelien
@ebrau6 unb i'd purbe pon Der CT iten
SOiis an better uno mar mad Serbrau6
breier 6Iai6en wieoer auf unb sins meiz
men Sei9afti9unsen na9. SaHelbe lit
iein @ewi3t in @olb wertb. Wir Mir
DEN weoer ben 9aben nod bas Saus obne
baileIbe baIten. SoIen sic cine Yrobez
hai9e BET Z. IS. Guete, 5es Muius
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
d

- SIN State MaHa6uietts III bic
8eieBaebung anseaanaen tuorosn,
einen 8ebibrentarif fir 4bpotateu-
oienite einsufibren. 9as i6eint cine
Selt9emdbe Sewesung su iein.
- Die 80 Sparbanten in MtaHas
duietts batten am S9luB bes porigen
Sabres 1850, 068 Sepoiitoren, pelte
$453. 220,257 binterlsst battsn; burb=
i6nittlid nabesu $40 auf ben ~sinseI=
men ginle9er. Die. 3abl Der Sepoi.
loren betrd9t melt iiber bic SdIfte Der
2,236, 943 Ginwobner, bic i'm Sabre
1890 in benz Staate 9esdblt ,uuroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
GtnbumDcrt @eileu aunt strst

1T Elm LANCER @e9, aber wsr lpiiroe iit
Dab0r f6ellell, Wenn er o0bur1 Die
&eiben Der Gieben 3u Sauie Iinbern
fOnnte? - @enm Qber Die Geile fi6
ais 3wedIO5 eripelit unO bic SOffuun9en
nidt erfiiat iperOen, 10 1T bic Sdu-
f6ung Inn 10 9rOBer. ...
Sront Smith in Belt, Wont., iaus
ftrirt Sbi9es our6 ieinen ei9snen SOIL.
8enannter !Serr i6reibt in einem grtef
unter benz 8. 9e8ember pie folat:
vWteine 6rau mar lett smei Sabren leis
bend. Sd reiIte 100 Weilen melt, uin
Gr5tli4e ollie fir iie gu iu9en, absr
yflemanO tOnnte ibr belfen. Sic lit
nnidgli9e S6mer3en i'm 2eib uno mar
DIT unfQbiQ oas gett al DerlaHen. Sic
l6ien hGuIt9 inncrli4 8lutun9en Sil
baben. oa 9rOBe GuantitQten eeron.
lenen Slutes BON ibr fort9in9en. Sd
las in elmer 3eitun9 etwas ubsr 6Orni's
Nlpentr1uter : Slutbeleber. SO lieS
mir mel6en tOmmen. Meine 6rau
llObm ibn reQelmGBi9 ein unO nit Der
bierten 6laide mar lie 9eIuno. IS 1T
IN Der Sbut cine berrli4e Msoi3iu -
Elm Sausmittel i'm OOlliten Slime oes
WOrtes. IS tbut uns INNER quite
Slente nno ip0rt uns manden 9ollar."
IS 9ibt tNum cine 6omilie. in tpsl.
der nitt oa5 cine ooer anoere @lieo
mon6m0I cine Mieoi3in n0tbig bot,
%belOnoers bel pl0BIi9en Nnfdusn. 9a
aei9t ii6 9auptiddli6 Der g8ert6 elmer
5uperldili8en 6amjIienmebiSiu.
6Orni's Nlpentr1uter glutbeleber bal
fa aber einen beneioensmertben glab
als Die GamiIienmeoiSin" in Dem Seim
bon S%auIenoen eriporben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
8eri6icOenc Wa6ri6ten.
Sie abIonoerlihe ReiIe elmer Nd

- Die ab~Ionoerlihe Reiie elmer Ndb-
mal6ine bon Berlin nab Witterl.
burg in Wsflenbur9 wiro ae9enipdrtia
in Yerliuer Gaufmannstreilen pisl be-
la6t. Qn bic 6irma Sacob'On 9e-
lar9te ndmli6 lebtbin ein unIrantlrter
yriei, Snbalts oeiien Elm Silhlermeis
fer 80. Struf in Wittenbur9 cine
9tdbmaidine beltelte. Die lebtere
lpuroe ioIDrt ab9eididt bod tOnnte ois=
Ielbe, am 0sitimmunasorte an9elan9t.
nibt perabipl9t UerOen, oa man untsr
Der an9e9ebenen @orshe ben Yelieller
Der Ndbmaidine ni9t ausiinoia MAIDEN
tonnte. SEPT bat lib bic Sa6e in
elmer isbr bumoriitii9en Weiie auf9es
tIdrt. Gin S4iiler Der aptitsn &lahs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23

tein Mieni6 9%eStuun9en tperOen barf,
feline Shuloen 81 bssablsn. Nbasieben
bon Der taum nennenswertben 3leinia.
teit, oab oieies @eIsb sesen bic Yers
faillnS pertobt, fbeiut Der quite Wann
niht beabtet gu baben, baB ourd oas=
ielbe ale 9anfen uno geriiderunass
8eIellihaften bas &e6t erbalten wilrs
ben, eln Sobr lang ale 3ablungen gu
Derpei9ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
Sudlen's Arntca SaIbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der 8elt fiji
S9ntttpunoen, 9autidirfunsen, @un:
Den, @el9pire, SaIsfuB, Siebsruun;
ben, S4orf, s~eiprunsene Sanbe, Sroits
belllen, ~Srdbenausen, unb aIe Sautents
;ltnbunsen unb lit cine ii9ere 9eiIuns
fiir Samorboiben. IS piro %garantirts
pab oas Wfittel uoutcmmene @enuq,
tbulns sibt; wenn ni9t, uirb oas @elo
3uriterltestet. Yreis 25 Gents per
S9a9tel. - gu ~perfaufeu bel {. W.
Qpotheter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
GcIaWare.

oils SurioIum miro aus Selatpare
mit9etbeilt, cine 5rau babe bort ibr
S9Oabbiino6en in einem felnen Sarge
unb BON einem re9ulQren Seidenbeftats
ter bs9rabsn lafisn. uno Selapare 1T
leioer elmer Der Staten, in welhem
auf 6rauenmiBbanoIuu9 Pri8slltrafe
geIsSt 1T!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23

a.
Jnlano.
COLORADO.

- 8eo. /. $. Malone, &eoatteu,
bes colorado @otbOlic" in Senper,
bat auf Die ibm ~an9ebotene STEELE oes
SapIans oes Stoatsienuts gu 8unlter
bes Observation-Disclosures 0tp,
ron 90. &eeO psrSi9tet. Nie 3upor in
Der 8eIdi9te @OIOraoo's mar oies
@brenamt einem tatbOlii6en 9rieitel
Dferirt poroen. Der @runO, peBbalt
6atber Walone es ausi6lu9. wirc
ni6t gemeIoet. Sielei9t polte er Die
u. y. u. ni6t aaSu arg rei3en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
WarpIanD.

Sas lange oeutide Wort vgons
bat
in Der en9liiden Sprade Elm Seiten=
ftiif 9efunOen. gu Baltimore belt
oieler Sage, laut 6. g." Prof. 9tsm=
len por ben Witslieoern Der Ntaoemie
einen 8Ortra9 iiber: THE Isometric
Chiorides of Paranitroorthosulpho-
benzoic Acid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
gtaat Ohio, & oIebo, |
SuCaS Is q N 1 n. &C. 4

2ucas &ountp. IS.
SraHt !. 9btnep bsiap0rt, bab &c Der dltsrs
pGrtner Der 6irma 3. !. Gbeusp & o. tn, psIa'
@siddite in Der Stabt TOLEDO. In obtnssnauntem
Gouutp uub Staats tbut, uno bab beiasis Strma BIZ
Summs pom ct b u ND trt Dollars iir ise,u 6au
pon Ratarrb beSabIen wtro. Der burb ben Stbraut
pom SaIl's Satarr5 : Rur uibt sehsilt wtreeu
tam. Traut =. 4btHep.
)eim, BeidpOrsn Dor mir unO untsi&riss
S"S" ben In meinsr gegenpart an @
t~~) S~epismber, ". .. 'S6.
". ~. ~ on, 0itentlthsr Notar.
Sous RatarrbsSur pirO iunsrlit ssnommsn, uni
wirft brett aui has Blut uuo bic ialeimiseu OberIladsr
bss Spitems. East @u6 3eusnirs tret snl9tdsn.
q. s. SbeneD, ~ 8 o., 9oleoo, o.
gzf~8trfauft pom alien apotbeteru, rs Gents.
SaQ's Samiliens piusu iiuo bic beiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23

Sdneioe bieie Noti, aus unb isnoe
Is Gents in Sriefmarten an Sobn q.
Sal3er Seeo &c., ga Grohe, 8is., fir
elm padet SafeezS amen unb oeutl1sn
Samentatalo9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-02-23
Sflaboma.

- Gin idlauer Yopulilt bat in Der
2e9islatur bon StlabOma Elm OeieB
eiuSebra6t. ua6 benz Elm Sabr lang
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
The NATIONS PAUSE
The POW1rs Of Europe Are Rasl'atlng Be-
tore Striking PIucky Lille Greece.
COERCION WILL NOT Be NOW ATTEMPTED
As Is clear Thnt Public Sentiment iii
EnEtnnd anG Eruncc is TOO Strong.
ly Against II oven,cnt A.ninst
esFeece 10 Admit Of Attempts al Co.
crcion Without II Serious Protest.

London, March 9-The latest dis
patches from Athens say that the fever
or excitement is abatjng and the city is
becoming quieter. The Greek Govern
ment have reason to believe maj the
moderate tone Of Greeces note to the
PoWers will be approved 10y the Govern
ments at Paris and London. and oblige
the powers to Pause.
Hermany ahI Russia, III the opinion
OF the Greek Government, will not act
clone and halt on the part OF the
PoWers is believed to be assured
+ RESERVES BY THOUSANDS.
another dispatch from Athens says
taat every available steamship in Greek
waters has been chartered for the pur-
pose or conveying war material to Thes-
salS. Inc reserves. who have been sum-
moned to arms by the Government. are
arriving by thousands, and amid cheers
OF the popuace, are being hurried to
the front.
NJ Skousses, Greek Minister of For
eign Affairs, has sent teiegram In re-
sponSe to numerous offers to English
men TO take up arms in the Greek cause,
saying that only Greeks are admitted
to the Greek army.
The list of British authors who have
/ signed an address expressing sympathy
Win Greece includes Grant Allen, .ils-
tin Mccarthy, Hall Game. William Wat
son. Anthony Hope ana Israel Zangwlll.
"A CABINET CONFERENCE.
. /.
An extra meeting or the Cabinet to
consider the new Cretan situation aris-
ing from Greece's practical refusal to
accede TO the demands Of the Powers,
was held this evening in one OF the
private rooms of the House OF Commons.
After the meeting Prime Minister Sal
1sbury went to the foreign Office where
he was visited by Count Deym, the Aus
tram Ambassador. Later Lord Sails
bury sent tslegrahic messages to the
n X. ma a &.
Michael Culme- Seymour, commanders in
in-chief OF the British Mediterranean
squadron.
MASSACRE or MOsLEATs.
a dispatch from Gambia Crete, under
yesterday; date says: "A large number
CT Mo.:lem women and children are con-
fined N the hospital here suffering from
mut.lation inflicted upon them by Chris
tianS. News from the interior shows
that masSacrGz CT Moslens by Christians
are of almost hourly occurrence Out OF
l6I Aloslems in the village OF Cykia only
one person, child, escaped slaughter"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
ECQVEI. WILL H3E RELEASED.
Tho Correspondent XIna Probably
Reen Sos Free.

Washington, D. c.. March 9--Secre-
tary Sherman to-day received the fol-
lowing cable from Consul General Lee
at Havana, announcing the probable re-
lease of the New York newspaper cor
respondent Scovel:
Informed Scovel will be released to-
day"
Scovel was arrested In Santa Clara
province two months; ago on the rail
way near Weyler's headquarters just
after leaving Gomez'S camp. He was at
first charged With being spy and has
been kept under strict surveillance ever
since. Notwithstanding Consul General
Lees efforts to secure his release. There
are evidences from his release following
SO closey-upon that Of Sanguiliy that 1t
is part Of Il programme on Spain's part
to release all Americans within q short
time. as indicated in Consul General
Lees dspiatch OF March 5th. as follows:
IAN quiet; no excitement here now. +
hope to secure prompt trial of all Amer
deans imprisoned. Those found inno-
cent. to be released and those guilty, out
OF the island"
1t was explained at that time that
orders from Madrid to release all Ameri-
cans upon examination was because Of
the Consul Generals guarded but conf
dent expression.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
CAIsI.4sLE1N r.SNCElssURG.
The Ex.Secretnry on Legal Business
in the GItII city.

LNnchburg, Va. March 9-IIon. John
a. Carlisle, CleVeland's Secretary Of the
treasury, arrived in the city last night
on the Florida special from Washing
ton. and after remaining here for two or
three hours left on the Washington linn
tied for Greensboro, n c.
On reaching Lynch burg he was met at
the depot and driven up town. He was
accompanied by Mr.. j. z. Mccarthy,
lrlln master of the Southern road It
transpired to-day that Mr.. Carlislp'.;
mission here was in connection with the
big railroad fight now being waged be-
tween the Governor Of North Carolina
and the Southern railroad. in regard
10 a lease on the Carolina road held by
the Southern. Mr.. Carlisle came here
as special counsel for the Southern to
see Judge Simonton, of the United States
Circuit Court.
After hearing Mr.. Carlisle's areu-
ment Judge SimDnton granted the nee
essary papers for a rule against the
directors of the North Carolina road. to
show cause why can Injunction should
not be issued against any attempt to
break the lease made OF that road to
the Southern. The rule was made re-
turnable OH the 9th of April next at
Greensboro. y. G. Judge Smonton also
issued The usual order of restriction for
bidding any change III the statu quo OF
the North Carolina road.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
"
RiA - METRO TURMOIL.
kioting Eminent rrrthc Hatchery
epSnr'E s,EnirN,t,H

Rio Janeiro, March 9-The excitement
occaSionea here by the receipt OF news
yesterday Of the defeat and death Of
Colonel More!ra Caesar and 200 OF his
soldiers by band OF fanatics under
conseilhiro. at Canudas, State OF Bahia,
On March ID, has somewhat abated,
though the streets are still fued will
pe0p c who only need q determined lead
er 70 iHcitc them to renewed disorder.
me attack upon the officers OF three
monarch!s. newspapers at Sac paulo
ana one in thi: city. all OF which we're
wrecked ana p.llagcd and afterwards set
on fire. was caused by the belief Of the
mnbs that the monarch!sts were assist
ing onsellhiro. The offices Of newspa-
pes OF Monarchist opinions are being
&uarded by troops. y regiment of ar
iil!ery has been sen. to Bahia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
q SENSATIONAL. FIGHT
Billy pIimmer and Sammy Kelly Pull. Off
Twenty Rounds in Birmingham.
THE ENGLlSHMAA WAS KNOCKED OUT
He Wns the Fnvoritc na fa,el start, but
at the End OF the TentI, the Anerit
cean aan1 Taken His rince-yictor$
Was Sensational by Kcns0n 1E
PIinncr Bcins knOcIseu out.

birmingham. Eng, March 9.-Tfh
tight between Billy Plimmer Of Eng
land. and Sammy Kelly, OF New YorR,
Tor G200 side and Il purse OF Gd03,
took place Tonight before the Olympic
Sporting club, OF this city and was
Won by Kelly in twenty rounds
There WAS a large number of sped
tators present to witness the fight, the
hall hceing crowded to it's fullest ca-
pacitH. Both men entered the ring
weighing l14ia pounds each. The bet
ting at the start was slightly in favor
of the Icngisrman, the odds on him be-
ing 70 !. In the first three rounds
Plimmer took 4 strong lead to the
great satisfaction Of his supporters
Kelly appeared TO be quite slow. and he
was target for Plimmcr's left
IN the fourth round Piimmer punished
Kelly freely. but the latter frequently
missed lis round right-hand swings
y CHANGE TO PLIMMER.
at the end of the tenth Plimmer had
become a strong favoritc, and he was
backed at to to win
10 the end Of the 10th round the
Englishman had the best Of n pretty
but exceptionally hard encounter Kel-
~ then fought with great determina-
ton, and Plinmcr, i'll the 18th round
showed that his previous excrtions had
tired him. Kelly had the best or this
round, but Notwithstanding this, plim-
lnef was 4 strong favorite In the 18th
round. Kelley now redoubled his ef-
forts, realizing that nothing but a
khocAout would win the fight for him
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Amid tremendous excitement he
hustieh the Englishman around the
ring, gaining the upper hand When
thc twentieth and last round was half
ilnished Kelly landed a crushing blow
on his onponents jaw.M2Plimmer stnr-
gered, and Kelly, following up his nd-
vantage. landed another smashcr on his
throat. knocking him down. The Eng
nShman rose after 9 seconds Kelly
again hit him and knocked him out
Ten seconds before the time of the fight
Would nave been up. The victory OF the
American was sensational one Dun.
ming acted as referee
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
SAYS IT'S HER own BUSINESS.
woman Denies Ei0pins Win n
Prcnchcr-Eter Il bSencc Mystcrious.

Newark. N. j., March 9.--Mrs. Doro-
thy Dickinson, whose departure from
ncr home here was connected with the
disappearance of the Rev. Il. J. Oldknow
Mlllington, pastor Of the Falmouth
Baptist church. this city, who was lr,-
Gated to-day at Keeseville. N Y, arriv-
ed In Newark to-day and went to the
house Of her mother.
deny emphaticaly," She said. chat
went away with or met Mr.. Nlillington
during my absence. saw him for the
last time one week ago last Sunday.
went 10 Chicago at the solicitation Of a
friend for what purpose I will no; say.
What | did and who I saw is my bust
ness. none Of the publ;c's."
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-10
HIS DESK CLEARED UT.
President McEinlcy's Correspondence
out OF the Way.

Washington, D. c.. March 9.-.Prcsi-
dent Mckinley started TO work this
morning with clean desk. FIe and his
clerical assistants were up with the
mail. What this means can be appre-
ciated only by those who have ac-
quaintance with what has heretofore
taken place at the White House at the
opening Of an administration. For
months the President and clerks were
fairly swamped under wagon loads OF
letters dumped on their desks etery day.
Nearly all Of these epstles related to
appointments, and each, according to
custom, had to be answered. It was
not until the first half year or more Of
the administration had passed that the
White House he did not have mountain
. breathing spell. While At Canton
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taken. At the expiration Of that time
a pacific form of blockade should be pu.
into operation. under which any Greek
or other vessel that may be arrested will
not be conliscated, but will be released
when the blockade is raised
WILL NOT LEAVE PEACEAELY.
The Westminster Gazette publishes
dispatch from Canea, Crete. saying that
the Greeks have been ordered by the
commander OF the united fleets to leave
that place Immediately. The Greek Vice
Consul at Canea, who Is Included III this
order, has replied that he will submit
only TO force, which, the dispatch adds
Will be employed by the powers !f neces-
sary to compel obedience to the order.
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FOUGHT TWO BATTLES,
Guns OF An ltniinu Cruiser Ala tho
TURKS.

Canea. March 9.-Adv!cns from Iiera-
pertia, on the south coast Of the island
OF Crete. say that Mus -ssulmans In pos
session OF that town ware summoned to
sur: ender by the Christian Insurgents
who were investing the town. and that
the MnsSulmans refused to do So The
insurgents then fired volley into the
fort which was held by the Moslems,
whereupon the Italian cruiser lying off
the town fired upon the insurgents, com
pe!ling them 10 retire.
a Turkish transport with Turkish civil
officers and soldiers on board arrived
here from Kasteli to- day, but was re-
fused pilot to bring her into the har-
Dor. owing to the fact Of her having
smallpox on board
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MASSACRE OF MOsLEArs.
PREPARATIONS E'N. WAR.
The activity in Athens HAS Recn re.
doubled.

Athens. March 9.-The reply OF the
Greek government to the ultimatum OF
the powers having been delive!ed 10 the
!ore!gn fsp:eSen .ative.s hare, prepara-
tions for hostil:t,es between Greece and
turkey. when are apparently inev.t-
able, are bsing hurried forward with all
possible speed. Crown Prince Cons.an-
t.ne !: ABOUT TO start for the Turkish
frontier TO assume command OF the
Greek troops there. and several Greek
transports have landed great quantities
O. war material and large numbers Of
horses and mules a Voo, The: sally
IT Is reported that Greek bands have
DESTROYED number of bridges on the
railway between Movastir, the present
Salonca ,,-
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THERE NJ usrnE So1xr AcrloN.
Italy VIII! Not Consent to One Powers
Occupying Crete.

Rome. March 9.--The Cabinet met in
council this forenoon. the Premier, Mar
quis di Rudini, presiding. 10 discuss the
reply Of Greece to the collective note of
the powers, and as the result OF the dis
cussion communication was wired to
ca ch OF the great powers saying that ac-
cordng to the opinion Of Italy, the DOW
ers are still out Of accord as 10 the meth
od OF coercion which should be directed
against Greece and that nothing can be
done until the question is settled
The communication adds that Italy
will not entertain 4 propose, to occupy
Crete alone, but If there shall be any oc-
cupation Of the island Il must be Il mix
ed occupa ton.
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The Salisbury Plan.

The british Government. In askiny
from Parliament a grant of $40. G00, 900 to
be spent In the development Of the de-
ienses of the Empire, announces that Of
this amount $3,000000 is to be devoted
10 the purchase Of Salisbury plain for
use a.; a maneuver ground. The plain,
Which covers an area OF some sixty
square miles, takes in Stonehengc. and
fears are expressed lest some enterpris-
ing generals should convert these most
ancient temples OF the Dru!ds into mod
ern redoubts. The monollths have sur
vived many changes but they might not
survive military zeal and cordite