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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
The

Carson Exchanoe
Is now under the man
agenent Of d. Gree.
and affords excellent
Accommodations for the
public.
The best Of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars at the bar.
The table is seconl to none
in the State.
Meals rs Cents.
Rooms rs and so Cents
My2s
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
ICE! ICE! ICEu

=. arson river Ice, clean and pure, de-
nv efeo 70 any part Of the city daily.
lhls Ice Is the most perfect sold in this
ci'y' and the product of pure Carson
DIR. BENTON,
Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
TIE: w y TO WIN

nc commence of the people is to do the
''' square thing hv every boiy- This is
ne principal that floats from the flagstaff
'f my business, ana it is the principal tina.
Njna.
.''N \ 9 the worth of mcney for money
received is my intention. and BY nor ,.;S
representing goods have gained ,b..
confidence of the people
IHE line of Watches Diamond, Piro,
Clocks and general stock of JeweIrv ~.
handle Is strictly up to date and sold or
a small margin of profit. It is no trouhl,
u S'''" goods and special orders receive
prompt attention
rave the goods ard know they vii
please yo" Don't forget the place.
}. BELCOVE. oRmsgY 81 ocx
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
Notice to Dog Owners.

All owners of dogs are requested to
cali at the City Marshal's Office and
procure their dog tags.
VIM. KINNEY,
City Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Sealed proposals for furnishing grocer
res. meat and wood, deiiyerei at tho S+,to
'ph""S nome, for six months from
'"iy ls'' 1891 will be received up to P.
H. June -, 1897. All articles TO be first
class OF their kind, and to be delivered in
tuch quantity aud at such time as the
superintendent may direct: ouautitx
'"rSihg each month as required. All
sf'icles not being satisfactory to be re-
surned at contractors expense. Rids to
ne directed to- the Se;.rpt4-y of ,,,. .t,,o
orphahS' Home, CARSON CITY. Ne
FADA, up to June 9th. 1897
Ihe Board reserves the right to reject
any and al! bids.
H.C. CUrrIyG.
.-oCrot1ry 0f IoArd OF Nirnr.nr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
Attest:
Clerk

carson City, Nevada, April 6. 1897.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
Estray Notice.

A 1a' horse came to my ranch the 2stb
OF december, with brand on left shou,der
owner can have same by paving charges
and proving property.
MRS E BRYAN,
Washoe Valley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1897-07-20
FOR Over Fifty Years.

"'S- "'nsIo"'s Soothing Syrup has
oee' used for children teething. It sootbs
.'le O''''o' s0iten' the sImS, alay> all pain
cures wind coiic, and the best remedy for
D'4frhoe", twenty-five cents a bottle
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

Philadelphia. March 1. - An important
conference of the Cuban leaders in this
country will be held within a few days at-
ter the inauguration OF President Mckinley
for the purpose of formulating policy
to be conducted by the new administration
with reference to its dealing with Cuban
affairs. 1t is the intention of the promoters
that there shall be present delegates from
Chicago and other points west, from Boston,
New York, Washington and the Florida
towns. Minister Estrada Palma viii be
present and preside over tho proceedings
Among other prominent Cubans who win
give advice and take part in the proceed
ines are DR.. John Guteras OF this city
Gonzales de Quesnda, charge d'affaires OF
the Cuban legation at Washington, and
General Julio sangully, a few days ago re.
leased at Havana. The date of the confer
ence has not as yet been fixed. nor has the
place of meeting been decided upon. 1t Is
likely that 1t will be held in this city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
BOTH ARE HARD At WORK.
Fitzsimmons Claims to Be 10 Fioht-
ing Shape Already.
CORBE1T TAKING THINGS EASIER
bag Punching ma Iioxiup Constitute
lis Training Now-Work ON the
Arena Progressing Rnpidly.

Carson. New, March 1.--March came in
hike a lion at Carson. The snow, driven
by colder winds, made IT very disagree
able during She early morning hours. At
about noon, however. the sun came out
and in the afternoon the weather was
quite mild. Though the conditions were
not favorable for outdoor work, FStzsim-
mons tackled on behind a cart driven by
steiner and came TO town early this
morning. the New Zoalanier feels very
much m better since his colo has Disappear
ed. He said to the Associated Press cor
respondent that all talk about his not do
NE enough work WAS silly. lie was IA
nsnthg shape when he arrived in Nc
Nada. with his work since then and Two
more weeks OF training before ham, no
sara, thero need be no fear that he would
not be ready on the day named for the
The fighter did his usual work in the
gymnasium, keeping his trainers on the
jump for an hour, finishing with a rub
down and Il hos bath.
Jim Corbett changed his routine today
he cut out handhail, conten,ing himsels
with bag punching and boxing. His bout
At the latter exercise was unusually In
uiesl.h2. rive mon were In waiting to
Put on the giovcs-McNey. I'D Green
Woods, Joe Corbctt and Jeffrevs Corhebt
spared with each OF the men III the order
named without fntermission for two
rounds each, with the exception OF JEFF
ireys VINO came in for three rounds. For
thlrty-forr minutes he kept 1t up. T1acl
rushing work. HIS Instructions arr 10
rush ana corner Jim if possible, giving
zen from tight places. lie allows the big
follow TO corner him. but usually gt>1
away without having the gloves put in
Blth. lie reaches Jeffrtys when and whore
he pleases. In his bout this mornang
with The new asrrant for championship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
TILLMAN'S SERIOUS CHARGES.
Said Armor Plate Manufacturers Have Paid Agents
ley Very Angry

Connecticut
loo OF eseuatcc hamber
Mrs Hw and Squire
Senator Ek had complained
plate when Mr. Tilman took tho floor
Although
lowed Mr. El Il can much question abo
graceful, 10 those connected with ,hsm :" M ~ VANS M ~ ~ 40
When
decoi that the and
OF the great expenditures build plate The
the umbr had
country that could build
half these
question he said Instead controlling tho monoUoes
Senator Hawley
then changing his mind sank back
81 would hate his
glasses his hand that these plate manufacturers have their paid
Then Mr. ilawiey arose eesinnns Does the dare"
he
far
thing
SAYS what untrue and what unworthy gentleman Mr. replied
The galleries crowded and " this exchange of deep hush
rawley
ITO that can only that the CALLED Jade
Senator Hawly turned pale and Tembcd vlsby.
T the senator applies that sufficient he said ansr
apparently HIM walked
don't want gay anything htsn no d GOD knows I've got enough
government
two thrco millions yet senator's said I'VE can't help The trusts had the
down and their hands Its pockets yet opposed them
own
Thiman
the metropolitan press m upon us to wh u into line The thieves wc
this glorious president
rct the fine And the these facts senator with his thin
go through y get up hero sqabpe over your
ard let the millionaire steals through Ike creased sh'nns lie said he had
ton He said however that tho had paid $500 ton in order to
gauntlet tho the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ST. LOUIS--Nr. Edward Chase. for
twcnty-siX years manager OF tho st. Louis
clearing house association, Is dead
WASHfNGTON-In the ease of Israel C.
Kollock the court sustained the constitl-
uonality of the oleomarsarne law OF
1855.
BRuSsEIS--A j. DeRuret. who n ycnr
ago resigned tho premiership OF Belgium
to become Belgian minister to Portugal.
is dead
CLEVELAND. oho-1T'roop A OF this
city, which is to act as McKinley's es-
capital on two special trains
ROME,-Tne anniversary of the corona
ton OF the pope was calehrated. His holt
ceived the cardinals and nrelates.
STAMFORD, Conn. Mrs. Henry Ward
Btecher IS extremely restless and the CON
slant use Of opiates l. necessary. Her
strength apparently remains tho same.
W1LK ESRARRE. pa--An extensive
cave-n occurred at Wyoming in the
Workings of the Schooley mine. 600 feet
underneath the town. There were sey..
the cave-in. Some OF them had narrow
escapes
wAsHINGToN--TTon. william jennings
Bryan visited tho Capitol today ana spent
"a half hour in the press gallery of the
the newspaper correspondents whom he
had known when a member Of congress
Tomorrow morning MIR. and Mrs. bryan
viii leave Washington, going 10 Salem
H., to spend two or three days before
returning to their home IN Lincoln. NeD.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
The Hitch in the PROCEEDINGS,

London. March 1.-The Daily Chronicle
says there is little doubt that the hitch in
the concert of the powers is due, first, to
the lack of wisdom on the part Of the gov
eminent, and secondly, to the wrath of
Emperor William. who, the Chronicle says.
deeply resents the form Of Lord Salisbury g
announcement of the policy OF Great Brit
ain toward Crete, especially the suggestion
that Great Britain has taken the lead in
the oncart. Continuing, the Chronicle says:
This indiscretion was enhanced by Mr..
Curzon's NEST unfortunate speech, in which
he said that tho solution was mainly due
to Lord Salisbury 1t Is understood that
the emperor in retaliation made himself re-
sponsible for the official communication
from st. Petersburg on Thursday last. in
which Russia threatened the immediate
coercion of Greece, falling her instant COM
pliance.
There is reason to believe that the atu-
tude of tho emperor has been influenced by
the serious news which has reached Ber-
lin -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
THE SOUTHERN STATES.

FRANKFORT, Ky.--rhere Is every indi-
cation short OF an open aNowAl that the
governor will call an extra session Instead
of appointing a senator.
ArIl Ems, Ga---An elegant lfe-sized
painung of the late Iietry w. Grady has
inen unveiled IN the library OF the Stata
university. Tho painting Is the work OF
Mrs. Beasie Taylor Hill.
ATLANTA, Ga. The penitentiary ON
Gals here have recasyed an account of the
Staying of Mr. S. j. Reed, n substantial
citizen of Wilcox county, by State PRISON
Physician DIR. j. Il. Powoll, who Is attach
ed 10 the Gress penal camps at Cramer
LOUISVILLE, Ky.--'rhe grand jury ro
turned indictments agains- EXPIRES dent
j. Nj, McKnsyht of tho German Natioaai
bank and Alderman Bratt, charging them
wsh consrireey TO niisspproprate and
misrepresentation of the funds of the Ma
tioalal hank.
NASHVILLE. Tenn.--A special train
CARRYING fifty-throe members of the legs
lature democrats and republicans. with
many LADIES', the wives and daughters of
members, the State librarian and leRisla-
tive engrossing clerks. left for Washing
ton Via CHATTANOOGA. The party goes to
witness the Inauguration.
SPRINGFIELD, MissA young negro
named Floyd Alien Attempted to board
moving engine drawing several cars OF
lumber In the attempt his foct slipped,
and falling In front OF the engine, II
raised over one OF his legs below tho
knee. MASKING It Into q pulp. The pros
meets are that the negro wild not Eve.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
SPORTING NOTES.

Billy Work is managing the Nashville.
Tenn. team OF the Central League
Kenneth, the noted 5000 race horse own
ed by the Eennnth club OF Lexington
dropped dead Wednesday while Being
aired.
New York has signed its tenth pitcher
In Charles Zeidler of Brooklyn. who was
season.
Hawkins. who has been matched to fight
Martin Flaherty at l2S pounds al Carson,
New, has started for that city from San
Francisco.
New Orleans winners were: Lillian f.,
Iarmesan. ondague. SIN w, HnTs,
overflow and Fischer dead heat: in the
run OFF Fischer won from overflow ty
i've lengths.
The game of bali between the Cracker
Jacks and the university team at Tehua-
cana, on last saturday afternoon, resulted
IN !, score of 70 !, IN favor of the Cracker
Jacks team. The game was very inter-
esting one
Jockey William Simms. who was dis
barred from riding at the inglesiae race
track. VIII he permitted TO accept mounts
in the future IN consideration of payment
Of 500 iine, imposed on him BY the asso-
ciauon. Slmnrs has anologsed for his
conduct toward Clerk of the Scales Kuhle.
lie win not DO permitted, however. to ride
at he present meeting, oven should the
ilne be forthcoming.
Tho largest purse ever put up for bicycle
riders IS to be offered the coming season
by Henry Il. Quicker of the Charles River
nearly 5000 The race Is to he a one-miie
handicap, and to be run in heats. a new
handicap being framed for each heat. The
race is to be in the nature of u swecp-
stakes, and the guaranteed purse 5000.
with an entrance fee of $40. III Ia expected
that nearly 200 entries win be received
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
SPORTING GOSSIP.

II Maud s, the ex-trot,ing queen, proves
not to be In foal this season.. she VIII be
gralsed 10 establish a record for mares or
her ase-c3 years.
Assignee, who beat the great. Buck Mas
sic In the ST. Louis Inaugural last year
gong usle in $40 fiat is moNas along
bfam5fully ana his tra ner rs satshed ne
Mn stand training this year Assignee
worked u h.if in S, pulled ,up, al rhe
Ma1lnon track the ether morning.
DR. sheppard Is thought TO be the lars-
est s-year-cld In training in. the country
ia pe!sh- neatly l2a pound. ala is plt
Together IS cloan as q greynounn' rms
colt s engaged In all the BIS Derbys ana
syear-oia events ni the coming season,
Ne was too b.s 70 Train Hast year.
At meal times at Fizsimmons' quarters
near Carson, Bob Is always first TO oe
sestai.ana his apostle y sonethhs enor-
ro,,s. He takes bottle Of beer at his
Amer. but tina. Is all the intoxicant he
,,,.ss Every meal ne eats IS prepared by
Ne Chinese cook and Julian. No one Is
aiiawed in the kitchen, not even his Train
a,s \ notes having been placed on the
dnor that there Is no admittance under
airy circumstances,
u'he shoes Corbett Is to wear IN the ring
Nfarch II have been completed. CorbeH
ordered the shoes whsle In 81. Louis 9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
VICTORY FOR THE DAuyrLEss

-
i"'""ction Granted Against the Col
Jacksonyii,o nj ,
Yr,u.s 'ne
'ouay the Dauntless
'0'''' "neh Judge Locke granted
temporary Injunction restraining COL
lector of Customs Blsbee and Cantain XII.
gore Of tho rever,. ,,..
,,. ''''"
WIN inc pauhtiess and order
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
CLASH OF AUTHORITY.
city and County officials In n Row.
Negro Killed.

Knoxville, Tenn, March IA serious
street riot this morning resulted In the
fatal injury of William Arnold. oolored
laborer, the serious injury OF Chief Nc
Intosh of the fire department and the
painful injury OF a dozen citizens. The
trouble came up over rival street car com
panies trying to occupy the same street.
The Citizens Railway company backed BY
w. G. McAdoo and ". w. Harrison of
philadelphia, attempted TO lay piece OF
track this morning in violation OF the city
ordinance preventing streets being dug UP
during the winter monl>p. The city Of
ficlals resisted and had the police arrest
the Iaborers In turn the sheriff
arrested the police and all tho city officials,
The fire department was called out, and
by throwing water they stopped the work.
negro struck Chief Mcintosh, whereupon
Lieutenant Hook OF the police department
shot tho negro.
An Injunction was served preventing the
Citizens railway from further work. and
here the matter rests. The town is ex-
cited and further trouble is feared tomor-
row morning. when IT is believed that an
other atternpt will be made TO build the
piece of track which is-the bone OF con-
tantinn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
SCHOONER FIRED
AMERICAN vEssEL ATTACKED n
SPANISH MAN-Or.vAR.
Captain Of the Schooner Gives -
Account OF the Anatr--Cruiser
showed No Lights.

New York. March 1.---Tho Dcer lsiA
schooner Hasioell, which was fired upon
by q Spanish man Of war ON she night %
February I. off tho San Juen river, Cuba,
arrived here today with a full cargo Of
sugar. AT quarantine Captain INchard-
son gave the Associated Prses reporter Z
typewfIttcn statement Of tho affaAr. n
reads as follows:
Tho schooner 8, q. Haskell sailed from
Clcnfuegos for the Delaware BreakwateS
with cargo OF sugar on February 4.
That afternoon and evening tho vessel NY
bocan,cd two miles of the mouth Of the
San Juan rwcr About 10 o'clock at tssght
a breeze came OF tho land. ana just after
the vessel had gathered Roadway toward
the open sea the mate called from the
deck that thcre must be battle on shore.
lie saw two flashes of n gun and heard
the reports.
Captain Richardson. In speaking Of the
matter, said: "Just as WAS going on
deck we saw the fash OF another gun
and heard shot whistle close by the
vessel and plunge into the water lust
beyond us. We then understood that tho
firing was not from the shore. but from
some boat or boats which were following
us. believed that It was an expedition
from tho iovcr; that they had seen o.
c'ear theun when Tt was Hight and were
now coming down upon us On tho dark
ness. After two or three minutes or M,s.
pense we thought we heard two blasts Of
. steam whistle quite near and from the
same direction tho shot had come.
almost Immediately after heard tho
whistle. I was enabled 10 see with glasses
a low black hull. with white upper works.
rapidly approaching IN our wake bu, not
with the faint,st glimmer OF q light about
hor. She camo on within a few hundred
foot, hauled up on our weather quarter.
stopped and lay there q few minutes as
though looking US over. then steamed
away In shore and was soon lost In tho
darkness. II was not Spanish cruiser
looking for flllbusters. but while firing
sohd shot and blowing whistles. don't
know why eho should not also show
lights. If they had como with lights We
would havo been quite willing TO stop
and show our hand. as we We're within the
three mile limit OF tho Shore"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
TO SETTLE THE DISPUTE.
Maurice DAILY Offers n $1,000 Cup for
INcs md Schncfcr.

Maurice Daily has taken In hand the
prospective match between Ives and
schacfer and If 1t Is possible viii bring the
two billiard experts together for a final
tilt. He received yesterday the following
letter from Ives:
I'm reference to the offer made by Jacob
Schacfer to play me match game 600
points up, for 500 side, the stake money
and net receipts to be paid to charity.
schaefer conceding me 1900 points lead.
desire TO supplement my acceptance of
the offer by tpls public statement. l ar-
cept IT, simply because | am and have
for three years past been only too anxious
to meet MIR. Schaefer or amy other PLAYER
IN tho world in a match game at IA or 49,
inch balk Inc billiards, anchor shot
barred. The anchor shot is barred be
eagHs Use ,i as everybody knows t. Is obsolete,
played under the conditions named by
Mr.. schaefer would be ridiculous II
would draw no audience and therefore
would he OF no. possible benefit TO charity
or anything else. Abandoning. const-
quently, MIR. Schaefer's proposition which
can have no bearing upon our relative
as a test of skill a. match of from 5000 to
60c0 potnts up. for the champlonslp Of the
world and any stake of from $500 to $3.50
a side. THIS game to be u 10 ls-inch balk
line, anchor shot barred half OF these
points. 10 be played on, any table Nr.
sehaefer lay select, and the oth her, BAR
j
Their sate. that / am perfectly wiling
that a certain percentage of the stake
should bo turned over to charity. II My.
Schaofer wants to play billiards; with me,
therefore he Will be sure TO benefit char
ity, If he accepts this proposltion. which
1t seems to me will eti'ike billiard PLAYER,
40 'S'''' Frank &. Ives"
Maurice DAILY Immediately upon the re-
oeipt of the above isslcd the following
card. which is self explanatory:
ITO the Public-,As Mr.. Schsefer seems
very DESTROYS OF disputtng the supremacy
OF Mr. Frank c. Ives, champion Of bill
liawps. aud there appears TO be a great
deal of difficulty in arranging n Meeting
between them, I .herahy, in the interest
OF professional billiards, offer emp val
ued at $1,000 representing the ch.mnioh-
ship Of the world. 10 be competed for by
Ives, scllaefer and such other plavens as
may wish TO enter contest, any FOREIGN
players who may compete being allowed
travelling expenses to this country. This
emblem will represent the worlds cham
ponsh,p NJ eghi e'sn-inch ballS line, anchor
barred. -nd win he pleyef~for according
to tho rules which governed the last three
tournanenis, played by Ives schaefer ana
GARNER. Maurice DAILY"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
tober
british Claim Asninst belgium.

London. March The Globe understands
upon high authority that great tension cx-
lists between Great Britain and Belgium on
the subject Of the demands OF Great Bril-
tain for indemnity as result OF the I'M
prisorment II ben Tiilett, the English labor
leader. arrested at Antwerp last year while
promoting a strike.
Belgium. the Globe adds, has refused Ia
pay this indemnity and Great Britain. 1t 10
said. has demanded It, At the foreign Of
Gco this afternoon, however, denial was
madc OF this report circulated by the Globe
The foreign office officials declare that tho
negotiations on the subject are proceeding
amicably.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
Indians Against Mc1icans.

San Francisco, CAL, March 1.-The muir
der of a Pluto medicine man near Bagdad'
on the Colorado desert in Southern CaH-
fornia. by Mexican has aroused tho rea
men and serious trouble is feared. me
medicine man displayed money in bar.
rnoTn on Friday and was decoyed by
Mexican 10 a Mexican village ana beaten
to death, The Indians sauaw learned OF
lie murder and carried the news 10 tne
Pluto camp near Bagdaa. Inc MeA s,v,
have fairfield themselves in the railroad
coal bunkers.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
MaceO ueuerul antonio

Maeeo. uerai antonio
colonel cebalos. while escortins a CONVOY
o. suppieS from Holguin, province n,
s,i de Cuba, to Banco, had several
s Mar1, with the insurgents under
p mr,a ioAes, The spaniards are re-
men upon the enemy. The from. " hny
three men killed and lieutenant ana fifi
teen soldiers wounded ia" III
The Havana battalion was engaged a.,
TWO hours between Fray Benito and rori.
uad with a numerous force OF ins,,reenis
uhuer Jesus Palecio. Tho troops can.
.ured the insurgent positions and killed
many OF the enemy, including Palacio
whose pody was afterward Identified, The
troops had four men killed and s,x,sn ne
wounded. @u e'A'een
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

month ago with MS theatrical company.
They are OF Kangaroo, with buckskin lin.
ing and soles. The soles arc rough, so as
10 give tho pugblist n firm footing Cor
belts foo. Is very long and narrow, he
shoes are very light. tr-ng the scales al
about nineteen ounces for tho two,
The Eastern racing season will open
April Is at Aque,iict. and that meeting
WI be Followed by the spring maeting at
horses In training will be soon at Morris
lark. Monday. May 81, Will be Decoration
day, ana the holiday throng viii pass
through the gates Of the Brooklyn Jockey
club. The summer meeting at Sheepshe,d
Bay Will begin on Tuesday. June 2s. Tho
nesting AZ brighton Reach VIII open on
made point to a mcn;ing OF excellence
Saratosa follows the first mee.sng at
Brighton. and summer lifc at the famous
springs Is always refrcsh.ng
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02
Asked for Protection.

Canea, March IA Turkish delegation
went TO the Greek consulate this morning
asking for protection for the mussulmans
who are blocka6ei at Candamo II they
yielded to the Greek troops and declared
thoy accepted the protection of Greece The
vice consul promised them complete safety.
Ho said that Greece was animated ny the
most benevolent sentiments. The mussul-
mans of Canea are greatly excited by the
news that the mussulmans of Candamo are
in the greatest peril.