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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-24
ROBBED WHILE HE SLEPT.

w. Wilson, a,tourist from Englau'
who is staying at the Hawaiian, was
robbed on Thursday night of $50 II
money and some clothes. The BURGLAR
entered his cottage while he slept.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-24
TOrREn TIIE ISL\Nn.

Rev. Alex. Macintosh, Mrs. II. VI.
Won Holt, Miss Greenwell, and \. K.
Macintosh returned this afternoon
from a tour around the island. The
party came up from Waialua today
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-24
IIFE'S TOO SHORT

To make underwear when You can
buy night gowns for sos, chemiseS for
35c, corset covers for 60c, skirts for
soc, at n. S. Sachs.
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STEEL
PLOWS
Manufactured by the
oliver Bros
PlOw Works.

These, through good service and
effective work on SUGAR and
RICE PLANTATIONS, and else
where, have made for themselves,
good reputation.
Reports from our customers show
perfect satisfaction given in scour-
ing, light draft and in every respect.
We now present to the public a
full line, as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-24
"DONIESTIC."

There is no necessity to add the
words sewing machine in speaking Of
the Domestic" Every housckeeper
knows that the domestic" is what l..
p. Kerr claims it to be-the best in
the world.
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Fine Repair Work.

When your Bicycle, Gun, Type
writer or any article of fine me-
chanicsm needs repairing and you
wish a job which is certain to
prove satisfactory, bring it to us
and we will fix it for you and
guarantee it fully.
We take pride in turning out
only the very best of work and
will call for and deliver it to any
part of the city,
HAWGIIaA CYCLE & Mfg. CO.
3l2 Fort street. Telephone No. 565.
Opposite Levers & Cookies.
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CULLINGs FROM THE KONA ECH

7 Z 7 III VT'J T IN'1-'I II 'N'D-'.f r' TT VI
The heaviest shower Kona coast has
had this season was on Monday after
noon.
There are hundreds of acres of fine
coffee land in the Bishop estate. Mr..
Kelikoa of Keauhou is the manager.
Sheriff Nahale has about GO
acres of coffee land ready for plant
ing.
Miss Beard has twenty-four acres of
coffee in flourinshing condition.
Dr. Atcherly's little girl broke her
arm last Saturday.
Miss Beard will go to Honolulu on a
visit by the next steamer.
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I)I ED.

Smithies-At Mahukona, Hawaii, July
Is, Elizabeth X. Smithies, wife of
John S. Smithies, aged so years.
Her children rise up and call her
blessed"
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DEPARTURES.

Saturday, July "a.
r. NJ. Miowera, Hemming, for Vic
toria, at ? p. m.
Stmr. Mikahala, Thompson, for Ma
kaweli. Waimea and Kehaha.
Am. bk. Colorado, Morrie, for the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-24
SARATOGA ONCE MORE.
The Police Make Third Raid-Ash-
worth Again Arrested.

For the third time within a week
Saratoga was raided last night, and
again Ashworth was arrested on a
charge of selling liquor without Ii
cense. He was reported to have made
the remark that he would continue TO
sell in spite of police Interference. The
police found a hilarious crowd there
last night. Ashworth has now to an
swer to four charges.
The trial of the first case went over
this morning until Monday. Attorney
Macdonald produced certificate,
signed by DR.. Herbert, showing that
Mrs. Ashworth's health would not
permit her appearance in court.
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ARRIVALS.
Saturday, July

Saturday, July "a.
II. NJ. S. Miowera, Hemming, IA days
from Sydney.
Stmr. Mokolii, Bennett, from Molo-
kai ports.
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CUSTOMS NSPECIORSQJT. A SAVING FOR PLANTERS
THE SURVEYOR MAKES SEVERAL
CHANGES.

Men Who Could Not Show Respect to
Deputy Morton Showed Out Into the
Cold.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per Miowera, from the Colonies:
Messrs. Burgoyne and Scheble, and GO
through.
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knocked unconscious. severely bruised.
Chlnaman, bad scalp wound and body
bruised.
ohInaman, face badly cut and leg
Frank ]. Deean, New York City, body
bruised and face cut.
Chlnaman, Tong Lee, badly bruised,
and suffering from shock.
Herman Acker Peekskill, baggage
man, bruised and head cut.
- Shaw. expires agent, New York
John =, Ryan, Jersey City, badly lac
Grated arm and leg.
Clarence Morgan, New York, broken
shoulder.
4, S. Langford. Bayoune, N. j., body
bruised.
Charles Buchanan, John Smith and
John Flood were taken TO Flower hos
pltai, New York City.
A number OF others were injured, but
up to late hour tonight the list is In
complete.
Among the articles presented to the
coroner's jury was letter found on
the person OF the man supposed to be
Thomas Reilly, of st, Louis, j was ad-
dressed to that name and was signed
"Your loving mother. Rachel Reilly"
Il told that Ellen, who is supposed TO
be the writer's daughter. would sail
from England where the letter was
written October IS, and urged tom"
to meet her in New York. 1t Is sup
posed that the man who looked to be
fifty years OF age. was on his way to
meet the woman mentioned In the let
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win be no sand baggins' Of capital, nor
win corporations be given unjust prlvi-
leges, but all viii be found conform
able. as well as amenable TO the law.
''There Is danger IN the undue inter-
ference Of the state IN private affalrs.
] believe the time has come when hon
est men should speak out as their con-
science dictates In reference to present
economic conditions. The modern agita-
tors, who seek to array the masses of
the people against corporate wealth,
should be made 10 understand that
there Is good, as well aa evil In wealth,
and that the good more than counter
balances the evil
ut must be understood by all that le-
gitimate combinations OF capital are {
necessity OF our individual develop
ment. II is In the hands OF the people
themselves to minimize the danger
when wealth has been eoFruptly ae-
lulred or used to crush competition, as
they have II also in their hands TO In
crease the benefits that fow from cor
porate wealth. Whatever dangers may
come from capital OF any source what
soever, viii be solved IN the best inter
ests OF the country, To hold otherwise
would be to imply doubt of the ca
paeity Of the people for self govern
ment."
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nrllm rInmm,r.n Cnnrht up.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2L-wlllard wal
ker, forty-two years old, said by the
police to be an old offender. who stated
that his home is In Buffalo, N. Y, and
John +. Ellis, forty-four years OF age,
of this city, were arraigned in the
Jefferson Market police court to-day
charged with working n "fllm-nam"
game on men leaving for Europe on
cattle ships OF the Anchor line. Com
plants had been made to the police by
cattlemen who had been swlndled out
OF money by two men answering the
descriptions OF the prisoners. The lat
ter, II ls alleged, get the cattlemen 10
buy spurious bonds, telling them they
could be cashed In either London or
Liverpool. When searched the prison.
ers had two finely executed bonds, one
OF which had the name Bank OF En-
craving" on It and the other had the
heading Massachusetts and Montana
Gold and Silver Mining Company" The
men waived examination and were re-
mandea back 10 police headquarters
until Tomorrow, when II Is expected
that more evidence against them will
DO produced.
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COLOssAL COMBINE
Orths sewer Pipe and Terra Gotta Manu-
Tnotursrs ofihs Country.

orthe sewer Pipe and Terra Gotta Manu-
notursrs ofths Country.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, oct a.-Prellm-
innry steps have been taken to form a
colossal combine OF sewer pipe and ter
ra Gotta ware manufacturers OF the
United States, with capital OF Sll,OOO,-
600. Tho proposed combine will be con-
troiled by eastern capitalists. A secret
meeting was held In this city last wOok
and many Of the preliminary arrange
ments were completed. Nineteen man
ufaclurors signed the agreement and II
IN expected TINT tho thlrty-ono othorB
In the country will nlpo sign.
II Is proposed, II all the manufacture
ors sign, to appoint npprnlserH,who VIII
apprnlBo each plant In the country, n
tho apprnsemcnt Ia accepted each
manufacturer In to receive 70 per cent
OF the value OF his plant In cash and tho
balance In preferred and common stock
OF the new company, Another meeting
N to be held shortly In a western city
aud ut that time II will probably be dc.
nnlinly known whether or not nll tho
manufacturer will sign thc agreement,
II thoy do not nil sign II " said the new
company viii not ba formed.
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FROM THE SLEEP or REST

To tho Eternal Sleep that Knows No
wakinE--Th. Cars PianEo Into tho liud'
Gon aud Many Victims Drowned LAKE
-ThTllllng stories Of the snrVi-
vBts.
GARR1soNs. N. y, oct a,-From
the sleep that meane rcfrcshmcnt and
rc1l, to the eternal rlccp that knows no
waking, plunged in the twlnklng Of an
cyc this morning, tweaiy.glght souls.
mon. women and children, Into the
yllmy bed Of the Hudson river train
,ndrn with slumbcrlng humanity plung.
cd, dragging through the waters the
holplcsa pnUrnRerH
T'har1 was nothing TO proango the tor.
rlba accident which no suddenly Do
pftvrd these unfdftHHftes al He The
Now York Central loft Buffalo last night
and had pr0grUls'd for n01rly nlng-
ipnthB on ihc distance towards ~ lc7ll-
nation. mo engineer aud hl1 fireman
hu1 iull noted the gray dawn brollunR
u UI0 cart nnd the la1st nltrlN W rcl Dr..
tUltning thu UuuH appearance when th"
great engine, q servant on the railF, n
doyIi on pIu1r01 into lhc feptha NJ iilc
river NcIlnar engineer nor llrbmnn VIII
ever tell lhu story ot thlt toitlble mo-
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THREE BURNED TO DEATH,
ore Fatally and Seven Others Severely In-
Jared In Hotel Fire At Ksllsttviils,
PennsylYhnIa.

Ore Fatally and Seven Others Severely in-
jared In Hotel Fire at Kellettyille,
PennsylvaniA.
OIL CITY, Pa, Oct. 24-Three per-
sons were burned to death and seven
more were severely injured in a fire
that destroyed the hotel Brooklyn at
Kellettville, twenty-five miles southeast
of OIL City this morning at an early
hour. The building was three story
one, roughly built OF double boards,
and burned like tinder. At o'clock this
morning when the fire was first discov-
cred, there were seventeen persons
asleep In the hotel. AZ that time the
fire, which had originated in the second
floor OF the building, shut Off all retreat
from the rooms on the floors above.
six men on the second and ive on the
third saved themselves by jumping
from the windows TO the ground below,
but there was none OF these who escap-
ed without severe burns or hurts.
Those killed are: Professor Tucker,
aged about sixty-fiVe years, who traV-
eled about the country giving stereop-
ticon exhibits, and Is supposed to have
come from sewlckley. near Pittsburgh.
Andrew Salsglver OF Tionesta, a
mail carried, aged twenty-one years,
and partially paratyzed.
Miss Kate Miller. OF Kellettyille, aged
nineteen years.
Injured: Miss Emma Riser, a teach
er In the Keliettviile schools, was so
badly burned about the face and body
and SO severely injured by jumping
from the second story OF the hotel that
she may die.
What remained OF the bodies OF Tuck
err and Sslsglver were gathered togeth-
or ana wore not enough tot fih an orti-
nary cigar box.
The fire Is supposed to have origina-
ted by Professor Tucker knocking over
a lamp in his bedroom, as he had the
toothache and used the lamp for maxi
ing hot applications.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, oct. 24.-The board
Of health officially announces four cases
OF yellow fever tonight. The weather
is cooler and last night was only four or
Ave degrees above frost mark. The peo-
pie seem to have confidence in the abili-
ty Of the board OF health TO hold the dis
ease In check and there is no excitement.
ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. ga special to
the Constitution from Montgomery, Ala,
says: Two deaths and eighteen new
cases is Montgomery's bad record for the
day.
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CoNYERRNcE SEMINARY


brilliant RoeepIion--A Large Increase In
the AttsndSnes OF stHdents.
Special Dispatch to the IntslllEeneer.
BUcRHANNoN. W. Va, oct. "a
Friday night a reception was given by
the faculty of the Conference Seminary,
Invitations had been issued early in the
week and the affair was a great success.
About 200 people were present. The fac
ulty,assisted by the local members OF the
board OF trustees. received In the spac-
ious parlors OF the ladies' hall.
The seminary Is in better condition
this year than ever before. Al present
the enrolment is 1877. large increase
over any previous fall term, and the out
look ia good for many new students.
An effort Is being made to get an en-
dowment and raise the course SO as to
mako II a college Rev W. @. Smith
was appointed ak the recent session OF
the conference at Morgantown as finan-
cial secretary, and has entered upon his
work with Ylgor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-25
TIMELY LECTURE
BY the Rev. Father Malone on So
ciallstic Fallicies
THE SENSELESS ATTACKS

Which DsulAgoEusS Make Upon Capital
and Legitimate Corporations In Behalf
oftho LabOrinE hIan-AS Long as Com-
Pot'tlOn Is Free IL Is as Foolish to Rail
at Corporate Wealth as ut Individual
Endsavor- or-RsmArkAhls UusrAnoss That
Tatt PAtat This -"HOtd,Up LsEts-
IAtlOn"-mOdsrn AgliAtOrs.
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NEW YORK. oct 24.-Adolph Lip
man. the solicitor for the Travellers
Life Insurance Compnnv,who shot him
self while seated at hfs desk in the
Bank OF Commerce building here Sat-
urday morning, died to-day at the
Hudson street hospital. He had been
despondeut on account OF business sell
backs and frequently threatened to
Kill himself He shot himself in the
hpnd
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ROME, oct 2i-Tho river Tronto In
central Italy which onlcra tho Adflntlc
cagl Of Ascoll, haa oyrr1nowod flooding
the plain VI Ag1oll AZ Chnrayallo a
bridge hol been HWtpt away, several
have been drowned ni Fonl ANA noni
NpuduIn q house collapsed buying nine
persons IN Inc rulnB Floods are report.
ul ln various other localities.
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shco.lng seraps ov,r a woman,
speelal pI.patoh 70 lho lntellIgoneer.

FA1RMoNT. W. Va, Oct 2t-Lee
Prews was shot this afternoon at Chief
ton, by man by the name OF Matthews.
the deed being committed with shot
gun. The charge struck Prews in the
breast. tearing it-open. He Immediately
crossed the West Fork river, driving his
pursuers back with two revolvers. The
difficulty was over woman. All the
parties are colored and employed at the
Clark mines at that place.
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NEW YORK, oct. I,-The White
Squadron, consisting Of the cruisers
New York nnd Brooklyn and tho battle
ships Massachusetts. Texas and Iowa,
nrrIved here to-day from an extended
visit in eastern waters. The New York
proceeded UP the bay 10 the navy
ward. while the three big hntttcsiitpd
ana the cruiser Brooklyn, anchored on
TompllnBvllle, s. l.
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MONEY MATTERS.
Progress That has been Made by
the Monetary Commission
IN SESSION AT WASHINGTON.
Endeavorlns to Frame a Measure
that will be Acceptable
TO THE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

JadEtng from the DisauIsioul on the sui.
jSctit Ia Perfectly Clear that no Radical
Changes in the Present Monetary sys-
tenn ofihs Country will be RsOommsa-
dsd by tho cOmmIssiOn-AsAsars Sag.
E'''sd TO duard Against Possible Dang
srsin ths FUTURE.
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Speclnl Dlsphteh 10 the lntelllgencer.
WEIGH. w. Va. Oct. 24.-At Glen
Lynn, near here, ]. H. Ounce was arrest
ed. charged with crintaalIy assaultlng
his daughter Ella, aged sixteen years.
Ounce has for some time forced the girl
to submit to him. He was given hear
ing before Justice johnson and lodged
In jail to await the action Of the grand
Jury.
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SLEEP OF REST TO
SLEEP OF DEATH.
Awful Disaster on New York Cen.
tral Railroad.
TWENTY-EIGHT LIVES LOST.
Engine and two Cars Thrown
From Track into the River.
TERRIBLE SCENES FOLLOW.
One Car Tilted Over and People
Drowned Like Rats,
TWENIY-EIGHT LIVES LOST.
TERRIBLE SCENES FOLLOW.
OTHERS FOUGHT TO ESCAPE.

The Greatest Dl,AItsr that Ever Occurred
on that Enthusiastically All OF the
Passengers were Asleep when the Fa-
tai PIunEe was TAken-MOst OF the
BOdiss Recovered were Badly MutiiAted.
Lights Pat out and Darkness Added
New Tsrrors 10 the Await Horrors OF
the situAtion-Thriliing Stories OF those
Who Cat Their way out or were RsIcu-
cd.
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HAVRll--La Brotngnc, New York,
OUEENSTO -itrurla, Qrom law
orpooD. New York.
PHfhABELPHfA--W -Waealandt Llvar-
pool
BREMEN Barbaro8s1, New York
Vin southampton.
NEW YORK La Chnmpopnc,N ,Nnvrc,
vccndnm, Rotterdam; Marsala hnm-
htrW
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rEYER RECORD.
Decrease In the Number OF New Gases Mt
New OrIeanE-Only Three Deaths.

Decrease Ia tho Number OF New cases nj
New orIeans-oniy Three Deaths.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 24.-The usual
variation was shown in the yellow few
er situation to-day. Yesterday there
were forty-nine cases and seven deaths.
At O'Clock this evening the new cases
had only reached twenty-four and the
deaths were three. Five of the new
cases were reported in bunch in Car
rollton after dark. The deaths occur
red during the morning before nine
O'Clock. They were not OF prominent
people.
Up TO this evening the board OF health
had not received information that the
steamer bringing some 1000 Slcllian Inn
migrants had arrived In the river The
ship viii be detained at quarantine and
after her release the immigrants Will
be landed on the coast. Most of them
are coming to work on sugar planta-
tlons Reports were received to-day at
the board OF hoalth OF three cases Of
scarlet fever. They will be tagged and
the premises guarded as In cases OF vel
low fever, scarlet fever being consid-
cred an infectious disease.
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JACKSON, Miss. oct. a.-The state
board Of health In It's official statement
tonight reports otaht new cases Of yell
low fever at Bay ST. Louis and one at
Edwards and one at New Albany. No
new cases are reported from Clinton,
Nitta Yuma and Cayuga.
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drurEiat. corner Fourteenth
ltecta, was mn folluWHl
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RUSSIAN OPINION.
The Gre ssn Riots the Result Of Schemes
Of Greeks.

The Gre ssn Riots the Result of Schemes
of Greeks.
NEw'YoRK, Feb. l0.-A dispatch to
The Herald from st. Petersburg, says
No sympathy is felt here for the turbu-
lent, hot-headed, peace-disturbing
methods. Russians understand thor
oughly scheming intrigues worked
through Athens.
The semi-official suggestion coming
from Vienna, that the. powers should
hold Greece responsible for the risings
for the moment meets 9th considera-
BILE approval, as it is recognized that
Greece, for her own selfish ambition.
does not hesitate to eudauger the peace
of Europe. that peace of which Russia
and France are champions.
In regard to the Cretan question, the
Novoe Vremya thinks that no reforms
can be applied until order is restored.
The Glasnost is of the opinion that
the signal for the riots in Crete was
given by the Vldiz Kiosk.
The Novosti says the same scenes
will occur whenever oh attempt is
made to apply reforms in Turkey.
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OUTLOOK NOT REASSURING.

British Iron masters Do Not Relish Crow
ing American Competition in England.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-United States
Consul Parker at Birmingham, Eng,
has supplied the state department with
extracts from local papers showing that
the British ironmakers are disquieted
over the receipt at Birmingham Of
large consignments of American pig
iron at ga 5s per ton, or fully 10 shill-
ings under the English minimum.
There were also reports Of negotiations
in Philadelphia for sale to European
buyers Of steel billets at e3l 5s per ton
delivered. Ironmen generally ascribe
this to the trade depression in the
United States, which causes forced
sales abroad. but others point to the
steady continuance of the American
shipments as evidence that they must
be made at a profit, and hold that supe.
rior national advantages and improved
processes of manufacture have turned
the scale.
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FIXES THE PRICE
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Reaches q Conclusion as to
ArmOr Plate.
Recommend That If 1t Cannot
Be Bought for $4OO Per 4
Ton or Less I
So
Congress Appropriate a Million
and q Half for a Gov rnment
Factory.

WARRINGTON, Feb. 10.-The senate
committee ON naval affairs reached .
conclusion on the report to be made as
q result of its inquiry on the subject Of
armor plate. The committee will REQ.
ommend that the secretary of the navy
shall not be authorized to pay more
than $4O0 per ton for armor. and that
an appropriation Of 81, 500, 900 be made
to be used in establishment OF q plant
in case the manufacturers refuse to ac-
oept this price. &
The price Of S400 is fixed as the max
imu'n that can be paid, and the opinion
is expressed by the committee that the
price properly could be made lower.
Still. out Of Difference to the secretary,
and in order not to do injustice, $400 is
accepted the proper figure. The appro-
priation for the establishment Of gov
ernment plant is made purely condi-
tional upon the non-acceptance by
existing manufacturers of the price
fixed, and the opinion is expressed that
an appropriation of 81, 500, 600 will be
sufficient for the purpose.
/ The report prepared by Senator
Chandler was amended in some partic.
ulars, and as amended will be present.
ed to the senate within day or two.
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THE YOUNG TURKS.

They Threaten 70 Add to tho Compiler.
tIon Of the Eastern Situation.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. 10.-Anxiety
is felt here at the danger of an out
break upon the part Of the young Turks.
The fall Of the prices on the Galata
bourse continues.
The officials Of the embassies on Sun.
day received copies Of a manifesto from
the young Turks party declaring that
they had decided to have recourse to
force. Numbers of fly sheets denounc.
ing the present government have been
found on the strec+s of Stamboul.
The Russian en uassy has written tC
the porte pointing out the necessity OF
preventing an outbreak which inn
perils the integrity of Turkey.
This action on the part of the Rus
sian embassy has impressed diplomatic
circles. and especially in view Of the
naval preparations at Odessa.