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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-27
SHOT HIMSELF TWICE
James Mcclellan Despondent and
Tired Of Mortality.
TWO BULLETS INTO THE ABDomES.
The Nan In a Pracarlous Condition at
HE Holy Grass llospllat-A
Woman In the Case.

Driven TO dependency Though
disappointment In love, james No
Clellan, n scotohman, aged about 80
years, attempted to kill himself this
morning, AMI now occupies ward in
the Holy Cross hospital, In very pre-
cnrlous condition.
II was about 1926 q. m. when word
reached tho police station to the tffecs
that a man had shot himself
At 4G5 East : Third South street.
The patrol wagon was sent down md
City Physician Daily also responded,
only 10 find Mcclellan suffering grea:
agony from bullet hole In the abdc-
men, where he had shot himself twice
In an attempt to end his earthly ex-
istence. When Questioned az TO the
cause of his rash act the man stated
that he bad been jilIed by the woman
OF his choice--a Mrs. Kane OF Santa
Barbara, CaL--tu whom, he SAID, he
was to have been married In tho course
OF week or 30. The shooting was
done with 32.caliber revolver OF the
ID. Moore MAKE.
Mcclellan was conveyed to the
holy Cross hospital anu gwen surgical
attention at once. II was at fret
thought that his wounds would prove
fatal, but up to the time OF going to
prets the man was still lingering with
slight hopes OF mis- recovery. The
would-be suicide expressed regrets at
not having made good JOB OF It.
Drink seems to have been the cause OF
the woman Withdrawing her fac
tions from him.
TRIED 1T YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Ethan Petit called at the police
station this afternoon and stated that
Mcclellan called at his place near the
PIPER plant yesterday on his way to
tho Jordan river. He wanted 10 cro,s
Mr.. Petlit's lucsrn patch but the latter
protested. Finally he found his way
to the river anu the next thing MIR.
Petit knew the man was In the river
crying for help. The gentleman
rushed to the rescue and pulled him
out, after which Mcclellan wendtd
his way n0meward.
THE MAN Is DEAD.
LATER-The man dieu bstween the
houis Of 2 and this afternoon.
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thronged. tits estimated that 10000
persons were present.


WASHINGTON, May 27.--Tha Preei.
dent today sent the following nom-
nations to the Senate:
War-Col. James f. Wade, Filth
cavalry, Noel John K. Misner. Tenth
cavalry, and Col. William NJ.
G'ahem, Fifth artillery, to bu brigadier
generals.
Treatury-Jobn II. Ewing, VIE
oonsin. deputy auditor Of the navy
department. Navy COMMANDER Chas.
O'Neill, U. S. NJ, to be chiof of the
bureau OF ordnance, with the rank
OF c mmoiore.
Pos mas,ors, Caliiornis, @. H.
Cornell, Corona; o,eBon, Ezra w.
WOODWARD, Newbrrg.
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Az 27, 1897, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

TO cultivate to the fullest extern the
friendship which has 30 long subslsted
between us. My knowledge OF bia nigh
chara cter and ability gives me entire
confidence that he will constantly en-
desvor to advance the Interests and
prosperity OF both governments aud
render HIS mission acceptable TO your
excellency.
therefore request your excellenoy
to receive him iavorably anu give iull
ciedence to what he shall say III our
teaalf, and to the ntsurarcts l
have charged him to convey to you Of
tho best wishes OF this government Tor
the prosperity OF Ffanor.'
May CD have your excellency In
his wise keeping.
Your good friend,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
General Porter msds q suitROi5 al.
dress, assuring Pfesiuent Fsure OF
tho friendly sentiments OF this govotn-
ment.
An unrrecedented Incident CO.
CURED upon the occasion OF the pre-
sanitation OF General Porter's Gre.
dentials. The emba stdof wanted TO
deliver his spo,cA at the Elysee
pelace in English, a. the reiir-
ing United States EN- bafsadsr, Mr.
James b. Eustis, had done, but the
director insisted that he Dnupt speak IN
French, ami Gen. Porter was obliged
to erbmiI. Although on some prHvi-
Gus occasions United States minlstsrs
have spuksn IN Ffencb, this Is tue
first time the point has boon railed
anu formally maintained by the presi.
ceucy.
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SALVATION Army.
nooih- Iuekcr Convicted OF Maintain.
lug u Nuisance.

HDoFl- HUEUF t0HVIcTsu OI uHIHINTu
lug Nh sane.
New Yo.K, May 26.- Frederick
do ia Tour Bootn-Tuckef, commander
OF the 5alysllon Army In the United
States, was tonight convicted Of main
tsining disor Ierly house at the biz:
urmy barracks on West fourteenth
street. Sentence was postponed uut
June 9Th and the commander was
liberated on the same ball as he has
baen under. Bootn-Tucker was de.
Tended by ex-Mayor A. Oikey Hall.
who quoted firm the Scriptures to
show that Miriam was the first halle.
lujah Iassle, and that trumpets, Gym.
balls, harps, castanets aud timbrels
were used by the ancient Hebrews In
the worship OF God.
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As AN ExpERInENT.
A Japanese steamship on Her Way
To San francIsco.

To San francisco.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May ". - The
Japanese steamship Hupeh, carrying
heavy freight consigned TO San
francisco and eastern points, is sx-
pectsd 10 arrive In this port about
June 10. She ia under charter to the
Canadian Pacific railroai and is the
pioneer, II her voyage across the Pac.-
dc turns out profitable, Ola new line Of
steamships between China anu Japan
and San Francisco. II the expert.
ment is successful, 1t is expected that
the bulk OF the tea shipments OF the
future will come through this city.
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CHICAGO, May 27.--rhe Post ssye
today mat Bradford X. Durfee, the
late superintendent OF inc department
Of insurance, Illinois, has failed rs yet
10 Turn over TO his successor the S2lS,-
9l6 due the state from him.
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ANN ABBoR, Mich, May 27.-Presl-
dent Angeii has lett for Washington
in obedieBce to a telegram received
from the state department. The sum
mons was euurely UNEXPECTED and Its
nature is upkpow. Ii Is rumOred that
DR.. Angel will be ordered to depart
TOT Turkey sooner than he expected,
probably Within few days.
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pre.hs,erInn. seam ~ s...ian.

EAGLE LAKE, Ind. May 27.-Ths
regular 0fuer OF tho morning In the
Presbyterian general assembly was
the report on the work OF the board OF
aid for colleges.
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Tho Cnp,nln No, an,r,y.

New YORK;, May 26 The Jury 10
the case OF Captain EDWARD J. Reed,
tried In the United States circuit court
on charge OF having iaileu to pro.
vide proper food for the crew Of the
ship t. F. Cakes on voyage from
Hong Kong to this port, brought in u
verdict today OF "not guilty." Cakes
arrived March %. 23s days from
Hong Kong. Six OF the crew, includ.
ing the CHIEF officer, uied on the pass.
age. Twelve were removed to the
marine hospital suffering from scurvy.
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Jubilee Notes.

The regular SEM weekly meeting
last evening OF the Pioneer Jubilee
commission was attended by Chairman
CiawsoD, Mrs. George Y. Wallace,
Mrs. II. G. Easton, Miss Cora Hooper
ard Messrs. Rognon. Whitney. Col.
born. j. ID. Spencer, Moritz, Nelden
and Smith.
The finance committee reported the
following:
NEW YORK, May %, 1897.
Salt Lake Brewing Co., Salt Lake City:
GeDtlemeu-We are III receipt Of your
letter TO our San Francisco office regard
Ing our subscription to the coming
Pioneer Jubilee soon TO be held in your
city.
We thank you for the opportunity ex-
tended us to help the cause and take
pleasure in handing you herewith our
check tor $40 tor that purpose.
Yours very truly, boRsr Bros.
SALT LAKE CITY, May 25, 1857.
Spencer Ciawson ESQ.,, Chairman Utah
Semi-Centennial Commissions:
Dear Sir Enclosed find check for $50,
donation 10 the Jubilee fund. Yours
Truly, CUTLER Bros. Co.
the committee on Rmusements re-
commented the acGepta n CO of Howard
kyle's proposition to give n series NJ
alireeco performances OF Bur kes peare's
"As you like it," in Liberty Park
during the Jubilee. provided the con-
sent OF the City Council can be OF
taineu for the use oi a grove and sent
Ing space in the park can bs oblainec.
Mr.. Kyle will bear all the txpBuses OF
the enterprise anu will give the COM
mission percentage OF the receipts.
DR.. Penrose has volunteered to set
as chief OF and supply an ambulance
anu his offer has boon sccsptsd by the
commission.
An adjourned session OF the special
committee on program will be held
tomorrow evening.
G.. s. Wadsworth OF Morgan City
has written to the commission volun-
teoriDg his services In any capacity
during the jubilee.
]. c. Foeter, agent OF the Red Rock
and Salmon river stage line, Red
Rsck, Montana, is anxious to diBlri,-
ute ju0ile advertising matter In his
section and has written tho 90 m mit-
sion for supply.
The members of the Commission
have been invited 10 attend the con-
cert at the salt Lake Theater next
Sunday evening, az tho guests OF the
Knights Of Pythiss band.
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A Horseman's Financial Anaira

OAKLAND, Cal, May 27.--Creditors
OF Mpnroe Salisbury, the horsemsn,
tried today III the superior court 10
learn something OF his financial affairs.
The examination developed into a
battle over three valuable race horses,
namely AzDte, Rect and Miss Mar.
garet. These wers to have formed
part OF the string Salisbury Ia now
taking east. Saturday night the
sheriff was place1 In charge Of the
stock, as they wore ABOUT to leave
Plessanton.
Charles l.. Griffith, made demand
for the horses. He declared that they
belonged to his iatnei's estate and
that Salisbury had no Interest In
them. The creditors decided to raise
the embargo AMI to permit the horses
to go. A bond for 81, 900 was given.
Griffith stated that salisbury had
sold half interest in Azote to Millen
Griffith before the latter's death.
Azite was purch ised origi nally In
1854 for ST. 500. A petition to throw
the stock farm into insolvency will be
heard today.
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the sEELY DINNER CHAPS.
w" Not He Tried owing to Regard II
Pnblic MornIs. i# 20

NEW YORK, May 27.-It 10 likely
,nht tue perso.s Indicted for partioips-
non In the notorious 5eely dinner last
SAun sIy that was raided by Police
Ssp'aln Chapmar, Will not be tried.
.ne district attorney, according to the
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TRIED 1T YESTERDAY.

LATER-The man dieu bstween th
houis OF 2 and 3 this afternoon.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
MUNICIPAL RsFoRMHRs.
Hssmcs Of tho Executive Committee and
E1entinn nf Oflnern

Nsmcs of tho Executive Committee and
Election Of Orlcers.
Louisville, May Gin the presence
OF q large number Of distinguished
delegates and crowd of interested
spectators, the third annual confer
ence Of the Nation Municipal league
and the fifth meeting for good city
government met In the Exchange hall
6 the board Of trade. President
Hartweii cf the local Good City Gov
ernmeht club called the meeting to Or
der and introduced Mayor Todd. who,
IN q happy speech, offered the welcome
6f the city OF Louisville. The response
for the delegates WAS made by Mayor
Ochs OF Chattanooga.
Treasurer George BlFnhnn OF Phila-
dsiphia Submitted his report showing
that the ananees of the body are in a
satisfactory condition. The following
offieess wore elected for the ensuing
pear: James O. Carter. New York. vice
president; Charles RlshaFdson, PiaAla-
delphia. vice president; Clinton Rog-
ers Woodruff, Philadelphia, secretary;
George Burnham. Jr., Philadelphia,
treasurer executive committee. VIII
Nam G. Low. Brooklyn; Charles Burn
ham. Baltimore; Frank N. Hartweh,
louisville: George w. Guthrie. Pitts
burg; George W. 0chs, Chattanooga;
Hairy A. Garfield, Cleveland; II. Her
pert Welsh. Philadelphia; r. L. Sid
aons, WaShpgton; Dudley YTbbetts,
Troy: J. A, Miller. Providence: I. A.
Butler, Milwaukee.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11

Huntington, ILL.,, May s. - Perry
Kaufman. William Davis and John
Drabcnstott stole some alcohol from
the drug store Of e. e. Yoos and a SOW
hours after swallowing the drug an
three became violently sick. Kaufman
and Davis died and Drabenstott is at
the Point Of death. The drug they
drank was found to be pyroxylic alco-
hol. deadly poison intended for me-
chnnlcal purposes only.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
TURKS ARE REPULsED.
Ten Thousand Soldiers Attack
the Geek Positions.
AMERICAN WARsHIP THERE.
simultaneously with the Assault at Vel
e1yIno the Turks Try Their Proves
At Tartar. Where They Arc
Driven Back.

Athens, May 6.-Ten thousand
Turks attacked the Greek position at
velestino. The fire ceased at 4 p. m,
and II is evident that the Greeks have
met with great success.
There has been great slaughter nt
Pharsalos, where the battle is proceed
Ing. Crown Prince Constantine tele-
graphs as to the engagement at veles-
uno: with Gods help our side has
conquered"
simultaneously with the attack at
Veiestino the Turks attacked the
Greek outposts at Tatar. near Pharsa-
los. II is said that both attacks have
been repulsed by the Greeks. General
6molenski says: "The brigade at Vel
estino Is deluged with blood"
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SOCIETIES.

TUSCALOOSA TRIBE, No 90, Improved
d, X. NJ -Wigwam in l o. 0. + building.
Council fire llindlcd on the fitth sleep Of each
seven suns. ID. II. Luppcn, Worthy Sachem :
ID Nj KanOde, Chief OF Records
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MARKET REPORTS.

Grain and Stoca Quotations For May 8.
New York.
f,ec4-TNnilit. 50 o1@1O 90; extra moss,
" 6DdS 90; packed, $S 50GD 90. Cut meats
-fickicd bellies, 5fi5%c; plcklcd shoul-
dora, 4AGr0c; plckled hams, 010he. Lard
--Wessern steam, $4 25. rork-old mess,
s. 1000 -.
Bue\cr-western dairy. S6l13c creamery,
14dgalo: DO factory, S6t12c Cheese =
BtGte large @a12tac; small, 9GI12Mc; part
shfms, 6diS&c; full skins, 2lsaI3c. Eggs
State and Pennsylvania, 10G1OMc; western
fsssh. 0a10c.
~heat-7eG7sc Corn-e0MG Rye - 8GQ
80Nsp. Qats--22Jto.
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No Law For Rcfundlng nondn

Louisville, May 5.-Judge Toney
handed down an opinion in relation to
the recent issue Of s5OS, 900 OF refund
Ing bonds by the sinking fund. The
decision is important to the holders Of
the 6 per cent bonds which the city
seeks to replace with per cent bonds.
The court holds that the law Of 1894 Is
unconstitutional and void and that
there Is no law in existence In Ken
tucky for the issue of refunding bonds.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
differences Patched Up.

Mernphis, May 5.-The differences
between tho management and riders
of the Southern bicycle circuit which
threaten to disrupt the schedule, have
been patched mp, and racing will be
continued rert Friday night at the
Coliseum with n 10-mile match be-
tween Jimmy Mcfarland OF California
and Jimmy Michael, the Welchmau.
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-r-----------
Has an American Mother,

New York, May GA private cable
dispatch from Bonn, Germany, brings
nows of the birth of son to Frau Won
Rottenburg. wife Of DIR. Franz Jo-
haunes Won Rottenburg, who is we'll
known as a member Of the kaiser's
Official family. Frau Won Rottenburg
ts the daughter Of the late William
Walter Phelps. She first met her hus-
band while her father was United
States minister at Berlin.
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An American warshir.

Athens. May 8.-An American man
of-war has Joined the International
squadron at Phalerum. The Greek
government has protested to the pow
ers against the acts Of violence and
rapine boing committed by the Turks
in Phessaly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11

Kansas CITY, May 6.-The Fedora
hoa OF Musicians, who were shut out
OF the convention of the National
League Of Musicians, now holding it's
spfnal convention here, turned the ta-
has by securing an Injunction from
Judge Slower restraining the league
from refusing admission to the fedora
tion delegates.
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II IS A LAW.
Governor Black Signs the Creator New
York III icr Al.

York nv tor Act.
New York, May 6.-The following Is
brief synopsis of the main provisions
of the new charter for the Greater New
York which became law when signed
by Governor Black:
The municipality is divided into FIVE
boroughs, Manhattan, Bronx, Brook
lyn, Queens and Richmond, which are
IN turn each subdivided into 10 coun-
eli districts.
The mayor will be elected for four
years at salary of $3.50 per annum,
instead of for two years at $4,000 as
at. present With the exception Of the
comptroller, who will be elected by
popular vote, all municipal officers will
be appointed by the mayor, who may
remove at will during the first six
months of his tenure.
There will be only one police forco,
under a bipartisan board of four as
at present. The department of public
works is abolished, and water supply,
sewer, bridge and street bureaus will
replace It, the heads to be appointed
by the mayor.
There will be q municipal legislature
OF two houses, the council OF 20 mem
bers elected from designated districts,
and the assembly of Eve members from
each of the 81 senatorial districts In
the Greater New York. OF course
Brooklyn and Long Island city are
names no longer known on the map.
Greater New York covers a territory
3sS% square miles, 90 miles long and
16 miles wide with an estimated popu-
lation of about 3,4OO,OOO, second in
both respects only to London. The
first mayor will be elected Nov. 2 |
next.
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Barcelona, May 5.-Flve OF the an
arch!sts convicted Of participation In
the bomb throwing outrage on Juno Z
last at the feast of Corpus Christi,
were ehot outside Fort Montjiuoh.
They shouted Long live anarchy"
Just before the order Of fire was given.
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"rnther of tho Greonhaok," !"

Buffalo. May 6.--Albridge Gerry
spauldiug, s8, known as the Father Of
the Groenback." died at his homo
here. He was one OF the founders Of
the Republican party. lie introduced
In congress the greenbach, or legal
tender act, and the national curreny
bank act, both of which he drafted.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Duu9hter1n-Law barred Ont.

New York, May 6.-The will OF the
late Howard Potter. the banker who
died recently In London. was filed for
probate in the surrogate's ONCE here.
by Its terms Cora Urquhart Potter.
wife OF tho decedent's son, James
Brown Potter, is expressly excluded
from any participation in the estate,
and her children are also cut of.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Gold Democra,s Hold Prnnarles.

New York. May 8.-The National. or
gold Democratic party held primary
elections and chose members of the as
semb,y District committees, The plan
of organization under which Che prf-
fnaries were held also provides for the
election OF delegates from the assem-
bly, districts to the county committee.
This election will take place next
Monday when the assembly district
committees elected will hold meetings.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Grain ConcrpEa.

Kansas City, May G.--Tho south and
west grain and trade congress, with
over 100 delegates from the states In
those sections present. convened here
The session was taken up by weic0m-
ing addresses and the appointment Of
committees.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
library Association Embarra.sea.

Knoxville. May Am application
for receiver OF the Interstate Library
association. with headquarters in this
city and having 100 branches in six
southern states. was made In chancery
court. Charles Waring, Jr., was ap-
pointed receiver by Judge Lindsay.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11

Chicago, May 5.-The tenth annual
convention CT the National Association
of Railway Surgeons began here. An
address by Or. Il. ]. Liltz Of st. Louis,
the president, was followed by reports
Of officers ard reading Of papers.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Mosiems Sentenced to Death.

ConstanNnople, May e.-Advices re-
ceived here from Tokat say that the
court which is trying the Musn,imans
Implicated In the massacre at that
place has Thus far sentenced six mon
10 death and others to imprisonment
for from ID B years.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
A Schooner Captured.

Athens. May 6.-The Greek feet has
captured ut the entrance of the gulf of
ealonica schooner in which Sir FL
lis Ashmead Bartlett. the Anglo-Amer-
can member Of parliament, who re-
Gently visited the Turks. was. The
vessel will be taken to the Piraeus for
examination.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
LET tha Dardan.llas.

Salonica, May 6.--It is Officially an
nouneed that eight Turkish warships
have Loft the Dardanelles and, aftor
proceeding to the Cassandra peninsula,
sailed for che island OF Lemncs.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Henyy War Txponse..

Hondon. May GA dispatch to The
Times from Constantlnople says that
the special and extraordinary expenses
OF the war department from March 13,
1896. to April Is, 1897, were eS,5o0, 900.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Pittsburr.

gsttls-Primo, So 1906 25, good, "a Y5@
4 "; tey butchers, 81 1904 GO; fair, 81 10
44a4; good heifers, So OO594 sp oxen, 81 90
o. -; bulls. stays pnd cows,$2 O0Q3 rs.
B9ae--Psime medium, 81 1hGl4 20, best
Eor&ofs, "a l094 >l6; common to fair York
SFs, " COCA %; heavy, 81 O014 10pigs,
S5 Hofs eJi roughs. 81 5Od3 90.
shsep-Chofce, 81 35Gpi 40; good, S4 R03
4 80; fair, 90 D0G4 io oomtion, SO 0o@3 J5;
6hoice Iearlngs S. 00Gb %; common to
s6od, 81 0oG4 s5; spring laDhs S. 00u1 90.
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oarIl,ald, VIII Rc,nrn to pon,c.

Rome. May G.-Rjcotti Garibaldi
has teiegraphod from Athens saying he
Is returning as there Is nothing for
him to do in Greece.
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Athens, May Ga private dispatch
received here from the front Gays that
the battle between the Crooks and
Turks began at Avail, between Velos-
tlno and Pharasolos.
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Earthanake shool,s FeIt.

Richmond. May 4.-Salem. Radford.
Pulaski, Blacksburg, Chrlstlansburg.
Roanoke and other points in south
western Virginia reported having ex-
perlenced earthquake shocks. At most
places there were two shocks.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11

Aspen, Colo, May 4.-The banking
house of the f. ]. D. Wheeler Banking
company failed to open. Poor business
was the cause of the failure. The COM
pany's bank atManitou was also closed.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11

harissa. May 6.-Six divisions OF
turkish troops have marched forward
TO Phnrsalos. ard 1t is understood here
that the porte has given Edhem Pasha
free hand.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11

Cincinnati, May 5.-Three favorites,
one second choice and a long shot
captured first money at Newport TIE
weatherwas cold and the track still
muddy with only light play In the
betting ring.
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Cincinnati

Wheat-No. 2 red. Ole. Corn-No. .
mixed, 27c. osts--No. 2 mixed, 2lo. Rye
37q3Sc
Lard--$3 e5. Bulk meats - SIS OJd5 10.
Dacon-Sl 55Gt3 10.
IIogs-$3 00T3 97M. Cattle - . G5t4 To-
Sheep-s3 00d4 III tombs-g3 756tJ TO
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-05-11
Eonr Persons Drowned.

Gallatin, Tenn, Moy 4.-John Nolin,
his two little daughters and another
man, whose name could not be learned,
were drowned In the river above hero
The skiff was oYerturned.