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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
CABLE CARS COLLIDE.
A Gripman BADLY Injured at the Hill In Lea.
inEton Avenue ut lO0a Street.

While two north-bound cable cars halted yes.
terday afternoon at the crest Of the steep hill at
1O2d street and Lexington avenue, awaiting the
orders Of Signalman Smith, stationed at the foot
of the hill. to descend. a third car. in charge Of
Henry Koerner, gripman. and NJ. J. Farrell. con-
ductor. came up rapidly behind them. When
Koerner tried to slow down the brake refused to
work. While he was still trying to halt the car
It crashed with great force into the rear platform
OF the car ahead. The rear platform of the car
run into and the forward platform of the col.
lidlng car were smashed. The latter's brake was
bent and iammedu up through the platform floor.
Gripman Koerner was crushed to the floor
under the dashboard of his car. which was bent
backward. and his left knee was crushed be-
tween the broken brake and tho dashboard.
The injury VIII probably cripple him for life.
trate man before he could be lifted from the car.
He was taken to Harlem Hospital.
Neither car was derailed. and the accident
caused a delay of only twenty minutes. Some of
the passengers were cut slightly by the glaso
from windows which were smashed in the col.
lision, but none was seriously hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
FIRED At FRENCH AND ENGLISH.
Bashi- Rasouks ut Cnnea shoot nt Admiral
Pottier and Harrts.
specfa, Gable De,patch I THE Sun.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun.
PARIS. May 2l.-A despatch from Canea,
Crete. says that Admiral Potter, commanding
theFTrench squadron in Cretan waters, his flag
ship being tho cruiser Charner, went ashore at
Canca yesterday for the first time since his arri.
val there. He was accompanied by the two
chief officers of the Chnrner. When the three
officers landed they were fired upon five times
by Bashi. Bazouks. Turkish irregular troops. but
none of the three was hit.
LONDON. May 2l.-An hour previous to the at
tack on Admiral POTTER. mention of which 10
made in a despatch from Paris, Vice-Admiral
Harris, the commander of the British fleet, was
subjected to a similar fusillade. Later Ottoman
soldiers fred upon n British sailor.
vice-Admiral Harris subsequently sent IN
ultimatum to the insurgents demanding that
they restore the arms Of Lieut.. Nelson, one of
the British officers who was robbed In the vi.
cinity of Suda on Wednesday. The British
cruiser Cambrian has gone from Canea TO Suda
Bay to enforce the ultimatum.
Both the Mussulmans and Christians are get
ting beyond control. The former threaten to
prevent the Turkish soldiers from departing
from the island. There Is some brigandage
among the insurgents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
60 HOME, SAID cor. M,LAUBIN.
The Mississippi legislature Refused. and There's
q Clash Over the Vow Capitol NH.

JACKSON, Miss, May 2l.-Thc New Capitol
bill passed yesterday by the Legislature did not
suit Gov. McLnurin, and to-day he scnt n mes
sage to the Legislature advising al adjourn
ment and allowing the matter to rest until Jan.
uary next, saying that no did not have limo TO
consider the matter this week. The people of
the State being almost a unit in demanding tho
new Capitol. both houses declined TO adjourn by
nearly u unanimous vote, and will stay the Ave
days provided in the Constitution for the Gov
crnor to return bills. In the event OF a veto. It
Is confidently predicted that the bill will DO
passed over Il. The Governor is being de.
nounced on all sides for trying to shirk his re-
sponsibility.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
TETUAN BOXED HIS EARS.
sPAIN'S FOREIGN MINISTER As
SAULTS A SENATOR.
Comns HAD Asked Questions About the sepate's
Cuban BeiiiEerency Isesoiutten-sittinE or
the Cortes was Suspended ana Tetunn RE-
s~iEned-Canevas Declares spnin's Policy.

~ "e'"enOS -
the Cortes wat Suspended nna Tetunn RE-
~ea-Cans Declares spn,n,s Policy.
Spec'o' C"'e De'pd'o" 70 INK BUN
MADRID, May CLAN alteration took place
to-day In tho lobby Of the Cortes between tho
Duke of Tctuan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
a Liberal Senator. Senior Comas, In reference to
a statement the Foreign Minister had Just made
In the Senate regarding the resolution adopted
yesterday by the American Senate recognizing
the Cuban Insurgents as belligerents.
The two statesmen used very warm language.
and finally the Duke Of Tetuan boxed his adj
vcrsary's cars. This caused a great commotion
In the lobby, and the fact becoming known in
the Senate 1t lead TO much excitement. amid
which the sitting was suspended.
The Liberals Immediately to con-
slider the situation, and a ummons WINS sent to
Sehor Sagasta, who, however, was absent. The
Ministerinlists also met and sent an urgent
summons to Prime Minister Canovas del Cas-.
tillo, but he. too. was absont.
After a conference with his colleagues the
Duke Of Tctuan resigned his Office, the portfolio
Of which will be taken ad interim by the Primo
Minister.
In the Chamber of Representatives Sehor
Moret questioned tho Prime Minister on the
subject of the resolution.
tirely approved of Captain.Gcneral Wcyler's
policy and accepted responsibility therefor. 1t
had full confidence In his statements concerning
the decline Of the rebellion.
The Government, the Primo Minister added,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
WHERE rs j. WINsLow JONES,
Moved from Baltinors when Thers was Prss.
pect or ais Arrest.


BALTIMORE. May 2l.--J. winslow Jones, the
original and for Q time tho solitary Sidney Z.
Mudd man In the last United States senatorship
contest, Is said to have moved to Pennsylvania.
He came to Maryland from Maine about eight
years ago. He is wanted. with George Louis
Shaw. who was arrested by Deputy United
States Marshal Zinkand yesterday, for aiding
Cashier George Barnard In Incorporating
funds Of the Fort Stanwix National Bank Of
Rome. Jones and Shaw were in business here
together IN 1895, whom the bank suspended.
The suspension OF the bank was followed by
the failure of all Of the canning companies in
was the cause of Barnard's downfall and of the
failure Of the Fort, stanwix Bank. Canned
goods men OF this city expected re latest de-
did also, and moved to avoid complications: or
course, he Is under the jurisdiction OF Uncle
Sam in Pennsylyania as well as in MARYLAND.
Jones had a handsome home in Anne Arundel
county, now In possession OF Mr.. Writ Randall.
He was supposed TO be very wealthy, but the
failure OF the canning companies swept away
everything. lilo 10 charged with having been
implicated. In tho Misrepresentation OF 81 900
OF the funds OF the hARk; Itls suppoAed that ?
was used In supporting Jones's enterprises,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
TURKS VIOLATE THE ARMrsTIoE.

They Advance 500 Metres sna PiilAEs On
Estats-GFseoo Protests 10 tho Powers.
Special Cable DsspaioA to The Sun.
ATHRRs. May 2l.-Crown Primo Constantine
has telegraphed to the Government that SEQ
lions OF the Turkish army have advanced later
ally 800 metres beyond the positions they occu-
pied at the conclusion OF the armistics.
Their movements have been toward the vii
lagos Of Daitsa and Teopanatis on the left and
Diyri and Kephalovritsi on the right
The Government has protested TO the powers
against this fragrant breach OF the armistioe.
The Turks have also pillaged a private estate
near Sofslis, SELLING the fnrniiHso and burning
violated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
GREEK DYNAsTY's DANGER.

SERIOUS Manifestations Likely, Especially
Against Crown Prince Constantine.
Special Gable Despdtch to THE Sun.
LONDON May 2l.-A despatch to the Daily
Telegraph from Vienna says 1t 10 stated
semi-oficially there that there are scri-
GUS differences in the Greek Cabinet,
and that Prime Minister Rail- will probably
resign after peace Is proclaimed. This Ia con-
nected with the likelihood of anti-dynastic mani
festations. especially against the Grown Prince.
NJ. Onou, the Russian Minister, and the other
ENJOYS have warned NJ. Rail- not to foster such
manifestations
The Chronicles Vienna correspondent says
that the overthrow OF tho Greek dynasty was
averted last week only by the energetic action OF
the powers. NJ, Onou warning NJ. Ralli in the
was more for the dynasty's sake than for Greece.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
THE DISASTER At DHOM0K0.

Fully s.OOO Greeks ana 1000 Turks Were
k~IIed-Fncts Concealed In Athens.
Special Gable Desputch TO The Sun.
LONDON. May 2l.-Not even yet. apparently,
has the full measure Of the last Greek disaster
at Dhomoko been made known in Athens. The
various accounts of the engagement received
here agree in declaring that the battle was the
most sanRuinary of the whole campaign.
1000 Greeks were killed was probably not exag-
gerated. It 10 necessary, 70 add that fully q
thousand Turks were also killed.
The reasons for the facts being concealed by
the Greek Government have been indicated
already. It 10 hoped in Athens that the revo-
lutioDary spirit will now DO Kept down. but the
danger will not be over for some days yet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22

Sam Yick's ErIend shipped Him or to China In
q Box,

SAN Francisco. May 2l.-From China comes
the news that Sam Yick. a clever young Chinese.
who was educated hero in a mission school and
who stole $4,000 in checks and money orders
belonging to local Chinese merchants. recently
escaped to China in a box which was shipped as
freight.
Last year when the postal inspectors raided
his house he escaped over the roofs of neighbor-
ing houses and reuched the country, where he
was sheltered by a fellow countryman.
This man recently decided 10 return to China,
the steamer. was outside the Golden Gate Sam
was released and made the rest OF the voyage In
comfort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
GREEK LEADERS WERE CoWARDs.
Freash Gorrsrpendcnts "sny tho Grown FRINGE
ana FITS Omecra Ran Away.
speoia, caor. Despa,oh TO The sus.

Special Cable Drspdtch to THE Sun.
PARIS. May 2l.-Fresh charges Of cowardice
and incompetency on the part Of Crown Prince
Constantine Of Greece are arriving almost con-
stantly from correspondents with the Greek
Army whose communications have escaped fall
siacation at the hands Of the Crock ccnsors. A
French reporter who was at the front writes
that during the fighting which took place on the
frontier the Crown Prince was at Larissa, far
away from the scene OF battle. smoking, ciga.
rettes and reading novels; On the morning Of
the evacuation Of Larissa the Crown Prince was
on board the first train that departed. and
women and children were elected from the cars
to make room for him and his horses.
At Velestino, the correspondent says. two
officers drove two wounded privates from the
train going to Volo in order that they might
take their places. In many cases whole bat
talions were abandoned by their officers, who
sought safety In flight, while the men continued
fighting without leaders. Gems. Smolenits and
Yanikosti are highly praised by the correspond
ents. who also speak in the highest terms Of the
Crock Evzones and artillery. These men. all
accounts agree. continued fighting to the last,
and retired only after they had been ordered
repeatedly to retreat.
Amilcar Cipriani, the italian Socialist leader,
who was wounded while fighting on the Greek
side, describes tho Greek soldiers as plucky and
courageous, but declares that the leaders are in
capable and the monarchy treachcrous, tho King
betraylng Greece in order to safeguard his
DYNASTY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Police SPECIAL EXCISE AGENTS.
Authorized by Inspector Lyman TO Eater asa
1nvcsttEste Enipes Law Gibbs.

Chief Conlin announced yesterday that State
Excise Inspector Lyman had dcputizcd practi-
cally the whole police force as his Especial
agents" to enforce the law In tho matter OF fake
clubs. 1t was the result OF Sergeant Floods
mission to Albany on Thursday. lie returned
with full powers OF entry for the police.
This WINS what President Moss wanted when
no put II In the Chiefs instructions from the
board that he was to apply to Mr.. Lyman for
permission to ontor and inspect all clubs. "It
the permission Is not given" no said in board
meeting, "the excise authorities will DO to
blame, not We" Mr.. Lyman gave 1t at once.
AS the Chief puts II, the police arc authorized
to go into any club, examine the charter, and
satisfy themselves that 1t is n bona fidc concern.
The effect Of this decision should be felt to-mor.
row. The Chief will SEQ the captains to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May GA meeting OF the
citizens of Mississippi and st. Francis counties
was held here this morning to oppose the recon-
struction of the levce system. W. II. Gryder q
Mississippi county was elected Chairman. Sino0
the disastrous food the sentiment OF the lower
st. Francis Valley has grown very much against
tho leyee as a mode of protection. Congress will
be addressed In O memorial by u committee ct
tho valley planters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Kentucky desperate Kills . Depnty sheriff.

LEXINGTON. KY. May 2l.-Joe Patterson.
deputy sheriff OF Monroe county. was shot and
instantly killed at Hemstead this morning by
johnson Smith. G desperate. whom he had ar.
rested as witness. Smith was q nOonshiner
belonging to the notorious Rock Bridge gang OF
robbers. Patterson was the Republican candi.
date AT tho last election for Circuit Court clerk
OF Monroe county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Killed by Lightning Ia Delaware,

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 2l.-A severe thun'
der. lightning, and hail storm passed over this
State this afternoon. AT Lincoln, In Sussex
county, Asa Walls and James Clifton. farmers.
were Killed by lightning, and Houston Hudson
was badly injured. 4 horse, hog, and COW were
killed by the same bolt. The men had t&koA
shelter IN y small building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Geld Exports.

I.AEArd Freres withdrew 81. 100000 in gold
bars from the United States Assay Office yester.
day, which will be exported to Europe by tho
French steamship sailing this morning. This
fhe present export movement began, on April
CT, $l3, lOi, 17l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
LEuTWEILER GUILTY OF BRIBERY.
a Leading Mckinley Republican or Texas Con.
yictea OF TsLing Money Illegally.

Victea or TALinE Money Illegally.
PARIS. Tex, May Gle. II. Leutweiler. for
mcrly United States Commissioned at Duncan,
l. T.. who has been on trial in the United States
Court in this city for two days upon u charge Of
bribery. WAS found guilty to-day.
The evidence showed that no had accepted .
bride OF $l25 from q physician In n liquor case.
and another Of $500 from n wealthy farmer
whose relative was In trouble.
Leutweiler did not deny receiving money from
the parties named. but said that 1t was received
in payment OF attorney fees.
Leutweiler is one OF the leading Republicans
not only OF the Panhandle country, but OF Texas,
and solely through his efforts many counties
voted for Mckinley delegates to the National
Convention at st. Louis. He was also a member
OF tho delegation that went TO Canton to present
the name Of National Committeeman John Grant
for q Cabinet position. He resides at Bowie,
Tex, where he 70 much esteemed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Dela~are,s New Constitution Finished.

DOVER, Del. May 2l.-The constitutional
Convention completed the new instrument to-
day. Its last motion being to defoat a proposition
TO create a railroad commission by a vote Of &
ayes to 10 noes. Adjournment was taken until
next Wednesday, when the schedule will be pre-
pared for approval, and the convention win
s~titution or to submit TO the people. The belief
is general that the former course will be taken.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
WHEAT FOR SOUTH AFRICA.
$50. 900 Bushels Sold Here TOR Immediate
Rxp0Ft.

Sales for export to South Africa OF 10000
bushels OF hard spring wheat have been made
on the Produce Exchange, 70, 600 bushels hay
ing been taken by one firm. Tho wheat goes on
the steamships Kurdistan, Mount sephHr. and
AkdendearH. The Kurdistan has already sailed.
The demand Is due TO the poor crops In Austria
Tia, which country usually supplies South Africa,
Hard spring wheat wac quoted yesterday at 6S
cents a bushsl, free on board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
MAD DOGS IN CLEvELAND.
Tho city ana Villages Aoar ny Rxcited-Te
DOGS Killed In Ten Days.

CLEVELAND, o., May 2l.-This city and neigh.
borhood has a mac dog scare. Scarcely a day
passes but some one 10 bitten, and ten dogs have
been killed in as many days by the police. Four
weeks ago a mad dog bit some stock while run.
ming at large through Warrensville township.
near here.
Yesterday q flock Of sixty valuable sheep and
lambs belonging to A. Cowles. and which had
been attacked by the dogs, went mad and had to
be killed. A great many dogs have been killed
since the first scare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
SUES HER FATHER O ISLANDER.

says He Had Her Arreated AZ . street walker.
Pretending That she Was o Stranger.
Jacob Sternbach. shoe dealer at 70 Columbia
street, Brooklyn. was arrested yesterday on an
order OF Justice Fitzsimons Of the City Court in
an action brought against him by his daughter
Regina, 10 years old. 10 recover 80 900 damages
for SANDER. He was to Ludlow Street
Jail in default of $3.50 bail. The daughter says
her father had her arrested as an improper per-
son. declaring that she was u stranger to him,
and that she had accosted him on the street, he
cause she had threatened to send for her mother,
whom, he had deserted In Budapest, marrying
again here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
ESTUCKFLEGJsLATURE 4 DJoURys.
Revolutionary TO tho Lnst-Thc Holloway
Bronston Quarrel Patched Up.

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 1.-The Legislature
adjourned this afternoon without bloodshed.
but with the silveritcs persisting in revolution.
nry proceeding to the last. Senator Goebel as
President pro tenn. Of the Senate adjourned that
body at noon. when an attempt was made to
bring up the Fusion Election bill. Senator
assault Scnator Bronston. who had called him
"a - .cowardly whclp," and Bronston gra-
ciously forgave him.
Gov. Bradley had recommended forty-two sub
jects for consideration and twenty-five of these
were embodied in laws. The most important
State In order to clear of its Indebtedness and
to suppress mobe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Loerga,es Togn Oat BY g slaaner.

ST. CATHARIsE's. Ontario, May 2l,-The Cleve-
land steamer outhwait, west bound, tore three
lockgAtes out OF Section z OF the Welland Canal
this morning, blocked the traffic, and caused the
no0ding OF a mile and a quarter OF ediacent Hat
lAEd. Tho damage 10 large.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
MUST PAY FOR 4 MOSQUITO BITE.
A Mutual Accident Insurance Company Loses
In n Peculiar suit.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 21.-The Court of Ap.
peals to-day decided a suit against the United
States Mutual Accident Insurance Company
brought by Mrs. Sallie Ambcrg of this city for
$4,000 for the death OF her husband, which
was caused by a mosquito bite. Tie lower court
held that the bite was not an accident in the
meaning of the word as used by insurance com-
panies. but upon appeal Mrs. Amberg got per
emptory instructions In her favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
JAPANESE INSULT FOREIGNERS.
Prince IobaBow. the Russian Consul. Assaulted
by Drunken Soldiers.

by Drunken soldiers.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May 2l.-Advices from
Yokohama report several cases of insult to
foreigners recently. Tho Russian Consul at
Yokohama, Prince Iobanow. was assaulted by
drunken soldiers. and In another case n Mr..
Wilkin was stopped on the highway as he was
riding his bicycle and beaten by rowdies.
A despatch from Seoul dated May 9 says the
engagement OF 1853 Russian drillmasters BY the
Corean Government has been indefinitely post
poned. The King opposed the project, which he
thought would give Russian officers too much
power.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
THREATENED TO XIII MANos.
a Mob Mowlea for the Greek Coionsl's Ezra -
Ie was Returning to Athens.

Special Cable DelpafeA 10 TIE Sun.
ATHENS. May 2l.-Col. Manos. who COM
manded the Greek army that was operating In
the Province OF Epirus, 10 returning to this city.
whittier he has been recalled by tho Govern.
ment. He arrived at Agrlnium yesterday.
shouting threats TO kill him. An EnRIishnan
and a priest appealed to the crowds sense OF
Justice. and with great difficulty persuaded
them to disperse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Gen. MILES % conslaatlnopIs.
SpeciaI CabIe pespatoh to TuE sun.

EUtoFuF LuUEo DNSpUFUH 10 II SUN
CoSsTANTRoPLE, Nay 2l.-Major-Gen. Mel
son A. Miles of the United States Army, who
came TO Europe TO observe the operations Of the
Majesty granting him special audience.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
Greece Raises q lean.


ATHENS, May 2l.-The Government has
raised q loan OF I, 00l,O 900 dracbme ISL, 600, 0OOl
81 ] per cent. Tbs loan Is subscribed exclusively
b. three Greek banks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
CRETAN UNION WITH GREECE.
NJ. GiAnERaios says the sllAnd DeIeE ates vii
Proclaim 10 Formally.

ATHENS. May AIN. Giannedios, formerly
Greek consul-oenernl at Canea, Crete. has ar.
rived mere. He asserts that after the Greek
the Island. delegates representing the CretAn
people will appo!nt o provisional Government
which will proclaim a union CT the island with
Greece,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22
MR. CARNEGIE DENIES 4 CAyARD.
Has No Intention or Giving = million TO Charity
lerors Ho sails Tor Europe.

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie told a SUN reporter yes
terday that there was no truth in the story
printed in the Uiorid yesterday that he intend.
for ENrOne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-22

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