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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
cee0entlals 80 the New Senaeor
Frssa Florida Presented.

The tariff bill was taken up In the SEN
ate Tuesday. Vest gave notice when the
paragraphs were read that he would move
10 atEtke out the provisions relating to
beer. manufactured tobacco snulf and
cigarettes. Aidrtch then opened the de-
bate for the republicans.
Senator Aldrich said: The business Of
the entire country is In n state OF suspen-
sion awaiting the action OF the senate up-
on the bill under consideration. I believe
the anxiety to secure action upon this I'M
portant measure az the earliest possible
day ls shared by every member Of the sen
ate. II IL my purpose TO keep the bill con-
tinuouHiy before the senate. to the exclu-
slon OF all other Legislative business. until
II - finally disposed Of and In this shall
expect the hearty cooperation OF the
senators on both sides OF the chamber. In
the discussion OF the hill the members OF
the majority Of the committee will content
themselves with such brief explanations
as may be found necessary to the various
paragraphs a. they are reached" Pasco
OF Florida presented the credentials Of the
rev senator from Florida. Steven r. Nal.
tory, who was sworn On. A further con-
ference on the Indian bin was ordered. A
resolution was agreed 60 to request the
president fer all eorreapondenee relating
to fur seals IN Bertng sea.
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GIG FLOOD At e. PASO
LEvEE BnoBkB AND THE WaTEns
fOURRD THR0UGIi THE C1Tx.
Not Less Than 0ne Hsuarea and
Twenty Heus-r Were sweps
Desvn me sfrram.

n Pass. Tex May 2g.--A hre alarm
aroused the people from their sleep IN The
lower parf % The city early yesterday
morning. The ieves had broken and the
noOd waters % the rio 0rands were rush-
Ing through The city. The leSee broke On
the bank Of the canal on stanton street.
The river has reached fts hiRhast point
since ls1- In few minutes large force
Of men was ~ work trying 20 cheek the
rushing waters with sacks filled With
sand. but . second break above backed
up the water on the workmen aud they
had 70 retire. The Texas q Parlne rail-
read officials. realizing that hundreds %
families were being flooded. hacked "a 4
large number Of empty freight cars for
the accommodation Of the homeless
Not less than 10 houses were swept
away, and tonight several hundred men
are ~ work on the levee They have
thrown up an embankmenk on Third
street In an endeayor 70 cheek the al
vance o. the food. which h running oveT
one. of the International street railway
bridges. The splash Of falling houses ana
the cries Of afrighfed women ana chIi-
dren who are driven from their homes are
heard hourly. People residing In the low
er part o. the city are leaving their homes
and moving 10 the foothills 81 Nd. Frank
lin.
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The senate adopted the anal conferences
report on the sandry civil bin Thnrnaty.
This provides for the suspensioa until
March next Of President Cleveland,s
reclamation embracing large areas As
forest reserves: making immediately
available SO ~ for contract work on the
mississippi river. and fla.0e for the I'm
provement Of Pearl Harbor. Hawah me
question Of the forest reserves was dis
cussed Al length The senators from the
states affected by the forestry order Urged
the rejection OF the entire conference re-
porx and the absolute Suspension OF the
presidents order. Cannon Of Utah ,e-
terred TO the order as barbarous and IN
human. Stewart Of Nevada CHARACTERIZED
as disgrace TO American clvilIzaEion
and the worst outrage Of the last half
century. Petttgrew asserted that he or
der was the result Of the ignorance OF
grover Cleveland He said In south Da-
Eota the area included as part Of the for
81 reserve contained Il postognces. fsOo
people and % miles q railroad.
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WORLD IS AGAINST HER
GREEK MIMTsTEns EXPLAIN TuE
FAILURE or THE WAR.
BesnbaEdment of seaports, u 10 AS
serted. Mesnt . GeaeFaI Mas
sneEe ef CbFfsaiaAs.

New York. May x7.-The Evening World
prints . eablsgram from its CORE
npondent a. Athens giving signed state
nlents ~ members Of the Greek ministry
fssnrding the failure Of the war against
the Turks.
The prime minister. NJ Raiii, aays:
Nreece should notbe eensured for the I'm.
activity Of the navy. nor should the pow
err be blamed. They did not restrain our
ships, Christianity did. Had We bonn.
harded the seap0Fts OF Turkey and the
Aegean islands the Turks would have
niasaaered the chr.sttans rs they did the
AFmsnians Could NO have used ire navy
the result % tire war would have been
inherent The powers know our poverty.
% not fear an unjust decisiOn.''
bkoniidis. minister Of foreign Affairs,
writes; "6reece had no national griey.
ance against Turkey. and without any
outside interference. the creaan AFFAIR
could have hesa quietly settled b. the two
interested parties. But Europe gaze the
patriotic societies chance 70 asIiats and
forced 0naeee into . disastrous var -'he
f0fmef ministry weakly opposed the
course. but had not the c0uraRe 70 resign.
expected the result We have been
beaten BY superior Turkish numbers and
sups.ies ters.sn strategy. and must row
~. Thammadher minister OF war. after
noting the infeFtortiy OF Greece In mum
befs and Resources, said: Greece cannot
yield Turkey the frontier strategic tOiats
demanded BF.Eands would nse them 10
rAsas. Thessaiy and new delenses cost
much %
The MINISTER Of education. N. Eu,axla
writes; The war has been one OF the
eross against the crescent. with Europ~
agAlHNt the Christian. The poxers pr.
nalstsd our troops 20 land 20 protect
CHRISTIANS In Crete. then blockaded %.
the very day the Enltan-s foreign police
men landed ~ canea chFaslIan blood
year setback. All aehools Of rhessalv
nAre BEN destroyed. We had been max
ING great progress In common education
y the powers give Turkey one foot Of
or~~ee enlightenment would be- 90 much
retarded and the Christians impertIed.'-
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paIsoMeas LEAp Foa LIafarY.
~. . .:s 60. s.. I. 60. .:E T..'.

I'VE 1@.N.eta Snmp Er9W = THmtn
END Escape nj Spokane.
spokane, May M.--TwO convIets undeE
sentence 70 the penitentiary ~ Wana
Walla escaped from their guards a. tho
Northern Pacific depot and disappeared n
the dark. They were ehackled forethsr
win heavy les irons. but trotted away To-
gether like two trained horsen. Ths iast
along the track.
Sheriff Dempsey had started with !
group Of prisoners under sentence 10 tie
penifentiary. They were: George Klein.
Indian forger. 10 years: Thomas Murray
ana Charles Kane. alias King. three years
each for highway robbery; Frank Gilbert.
three years for burglary: George Bow
man. Dnrglary. TWO years: Harry Jones,
Bowman and Jones were shnckied To-
eether BY the legs and all the others were
equipped with Oregon bo0ts.~ 4 sort Of
shaekfea. The sheriff had deputixed As as-
sistants for the occasion ex-chIef o. Po-
lice Peter Aertx. George p. Bril-. Jr.,
Morton Doty and Philip MeNuIty. while
lst car 70 the smoker. Bowman and Homes
leaped from the train and were quickly
lost 20 view. All the oficers were armed.
but deemed it unsafe to shoot. ovyfng 10
the crowd Of people about the train and
In the railroad yards.
Captured.
Spokane. Wash. May E.-Word has
reached f.ere that w. 8. Schultz has eap-
tured George Bowman near Wenatchee
Bowman and Harry Jones escaped FRI
Gay night from several officers AZ the
Union depot AZ ehey were boarding the
train 10 be taken 60 WaIla Wa1Ia. Jones
Was caught Saturday morning and n now
IN the penilentiary. Mr.. Schultz, VINO cap
turcd Bowman. viii receive the 500 re-
ward offered By Sheriff Dempsey for his
capture
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TALK IN The spANls+ PARLIAMENT
as'Isa Of sac u.,s.a state. senate

Aeeton 81 she United ueaeea senate
asrSst 'siaa1antsy."
Madrid May &.-=in fhs senate. 10 ~
ss'f - = conaarNaslNp aenatos ure,o asked
a@ay ths htarais wsRs aoaeal. Rsaor can.
oSaA del Gaattliano. ths prvgnieF. said
In sa@s epsatea % sns g0rernuscas the
msstet Nhiual tAs iitpeFa,s plead AZ an
sseass ~ se.sAr Ahesnre tFsm sac senate
. an tnsstasns % Z ptfrVly personal CHAR.
aet.F. u'hsya haA ALREADY been arranged -
Ibe marquis 81 Pesnios. on behAif Of
t@@ aaeMaaaaa conservative said uuster
ihe circumstance lhry fell cssmp@iie.t 10
ah@eai tssspp-is-s uassi t.le tshsrals hid
recaiScd satisfaction.
IN No. reaaaaner - acppslea tho prrnsler
rsi-0ssst tEss aiasesHrDs No haa made In
~ 81 nate. adilng ihas hs FsEFseg1d ths
,tusshre 81 the hh-sala. beaause q pes-
frnsed ssaer eaEasta frosH drfendias
himself aNasnns uss1ain accaaaaions Asss.
tnk os1s ~ an esroaaps1s antprYres alton Of
~ u his apresnpa ap0uf CanDeas ~
tsFted - the tad impneuaioa usainh mad
beca pfodarad n thla Nay al wanhsns.
ion, N'asru. ~ SID. q seemed to b. usas,.
f~s~ri that aIgx sale 81 cuha was a tsSs.a.
Sc thiua. Spain" said eraor caDosas
> not a nation % merchanGa. catahle Of
aellinR esnisrr'
Sspcr FRANCISCO esivsiA, leader Of the
isnse,tena conservative N tire chamber
aao qaarreleSs N9sh R.aor Canovaa bn
- over the expc3tnscy Of reform kH
ihasmunirtfal absaaea IN Madrid. Accused
ths duke of Tetnah % a grave eryuE
~hsrh could not le F4Eaied ~ a few clio.
ttsni ~utSaa. We eaid the foreign min.
sstsr csRhs 60 cEpiase HE os1enas BY re.
agpinR In the co0rne ot tts speech no
isNnsibcd fha action - the uaatci States
seilais IN recognizing enc belllgereacy OF
Cuba a. Erpat ''intQulty.- ana char.
acisrtard tie diplomacy % ehe roy.prr,.
ment as altozetbrr biameaosths.
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rAe VIM oF MlllIoNAlar DAVIS.
"''. ..s.4 e 3; .s;:..s e p. Ss:. al.

San Francisco. May q. the trial Of the
ontsai over the estate OF the tate million
sise. Jacob y. Davis. OF Deaaker. began
this m0fninR hefcoe Judge coffey and
Jury. Davis died IN Philadelphia last %.
utrr, leaving an estate valued al over
million dollars. Ills partner. Alexander
Boyd. and q. Mastlck. hia attorney, made
iIliEent search among the eFTects OF the
lsceased. hut were unable TO md any wilt
sate an old one, by the terms oT which
Davis left all his property 10 his wife who
died before him. Three weeks later. how.
sNer. the document now offered for pro.
bate was discovered by the husband OF
una OF the heirs In hermegically scaled
urn containing the ashes Of the late pa.
Ma By its terms ell Of the late million.
aires property was left 70 hta niecea, Mrs
Belle Curtis and Miss LlNRle Muir, who
now offer u for probate. Other relatives
Of the deceased contest this viii upon the
ground Of alleged forgery.
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RIor N THE AUSTRIAN RElcAsrAe.
scene: .. ra:: s ss. :.rs 49, ssse D''

Scenes That ygsala lIaVe neen Die
GracefaR AmoAH SAVAwSa.
London. May ess-The. s1andaras cor
reepondent az wlenna sayes
The obstruction which has character
ined the passage In she relchaiAg durtnk
the last week calminrled today N an IN
precedented scene. Ire president became
opened. and the. vice president had 10
take the chair. The hfbuslers had re-
course to every parliamentary device foE
ohstructing business. aea nnally. when
these were exhausted, hey overturned
desks. smashed Ink stands. flung hooks
IN the faces Of speakers. lndalged IN
coarse lneectives ana anAlly came q
blows IN a geneFal rioa
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sgouEsTs ARE TO De PAID oveR.

Mrs. GraceIoa'a VIII Haa FINALLY
Been Allowed 60 Stand.
Oakland. Cal. May 6--The decision %
the United States supreme court dismiss
ing the appeal in the Merritt suit means
$4,000 20 Oakland for a hospital. and st9a..
900 to Bowdoin college in Maine. for b.
hat decision the last knot - united In
the legal snarl which for six years has
tine Garcelon's great bequest- There an,
now no more obstacles and the estate win
he wound up. the beQuests paid and the
sel0.oo0 hospital established Mrs. Garce-
Ion died on December 4. 1881. and ever
since then litigation has been In progress
n the state and federal courts
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C.alu., Da,r...,nr C.Aa,

Washington. May sk-The cabinet yes-
scrday gave most Of Ne time 90 the dis
eueziOn OF Cuba. Including not only the
meahOAs OF distributing relief 10 distress
ed Americans. but also On the general
subject OF tnsnrnectton- As 10 the latter
Il WAS not attempted to outline any deIi-
nite plan OF procedure. Everything ap-
pears 20 depend upon the conclusions
reached by Mr.. Calhoun. Tue president
expects Calhoun viii complete his mis-
sion 70 cuba and be on hIs way hack In
q week or ten days.
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Ashland. Wis, May A-The Horthern
srain Mercantile Company,s min ana
also the residences ana boathouse. a.
iolninE. burned yesterday. Seven cars,
<Wo loaded with grain. were burned, and
portion of the Wisconsin Centrars VIA
i0ct was ruined The fire was threaten
ing a large section OF the city when a
irving rain set In and quenched the
lanes. The loss Is Slsa 0oa.
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GENERAL wevLeR IS UGLY.
UsIIea states . IIYporrsse.

~ 80 always G0neeoeeed the
tsi'ea states nSPoerste.
New York. Asay IA asupa,eh 70 the
Journal from ctsnfue9oa Gays,
In an Interview with Captain General
wsyleF % his arrival nere IRON Placoa.
aid;
Il am not euspusssi NJ the action thus
tAF taken. nor shall ! be SURPRISED q the
house concura IN the resolution and sends
the biil 70 the prcNidsHa. Your JlnKoeR
are IN mo saddle and evidently bent on
tUrcinE the country into some foreign
complscatiOea. In order TO distract atten-
ton from the fast apprOachIns interna-
tional criniA
the bands Of Cuban dynan,,era. ran.
road NFeckerH. hores and cartle thieves.
plantation burnsrv and hishwaymcn now
In the Reid here. who hold no port and
poeaeAa no seat OF civil government, have
no rtgSst 90 expect recognition. Such dis
1ncticn al President McKinley'a hands.
insued In the face Of my oEn statement.
otacsally declaring the greater part OF
tae island 90 be already pacihed. would
hold rae Washington legislature up 20
tbs rtdlcule OF European powers, and
promps healthy outbarpt OF sympathy
With the Spanish cause. especially fresn
neaEhboE4ng old world governments.
III recognition comes our poaitton will
thea be mcTN clearly DEFINED. II Will work
virtual Abrogatson of our special treaty
with the United States and place Van.
kees rsslding IN Cuba IN an identical Pc
Hltloa before the courts gtth other for
eign residents. And I shall be troubled
lene by thclr constant complaints and
their ridiculous demands. II would also
relieve the Spanish government OF all
responsibility Tor the destruction OF for
eien property not actually within the
lines OF the Spanish defsnses. and nimpll-
" matters by assuring us the right 10
board and search American vessels when.
ever suspected.
''F0r one. l shall heartily rejoice tiial
the emptiness OF Hypocrisy OF the United
States rOvernmeut's often reiterated ex-
pressionn Of friendship uhAll be nnaily
unmasked. have always had llttle comb
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London, May sss-Referring to the en-.
pected trial OF signor Crispl for compile.
lily In the Bank Of Naples scandals. the
Rome correspondent OF the Mali says
Two months ago SiKnor Crispl had an
audience with King Humbert and com.
plained bitterly OF the campaign against
him. He declared he would defend and
justify his connection with the transAc
tons In question. and said; Permit me
to tell you plainly what the npshot viii
be--two persona viii 80 into exile. I as q
llons"
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caused a F,arry,

London, May IA sharp drop In the
Barnalo group OF South African securities
was occasloned yesterday by a dispatch
from capetown, stating that Barney Bar
naio u suffering from nervous prostra.
ton, and HE friends have found q neces-
Aary TO place him under restraint. Bar.
nato's London representative said later
IN the day that he had received cable
gram stating that farnato was suffering
from a allghl attack OF cape fever, bul
hla condition was not serious.
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New York, May M-The jury IN thu
case of Captain Edward ]. Reed, tried Il
the United States circuit court on th,
charge OF having failed to provide propel
food for the crew Of his ship r. =. Oakes
on the voyage from Hong Kong to thu
port, brought IN a verdict OF not guilty
Tho Cakes arrived March ~ a1s days IRON
Hong Kong. Six OF the crew. lncl0dlnl
the chief ofacer. dled on the passage
Twelve were removed to the marine hos
pital SUFFERING from scurvy.
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Butte, Non, Nay G,--WllLam Kroger.
a wcll known and prominent business
man Of Butte, IN company with hls broth
ct, was held ap BY masked robbers Tues
day night on one OF the principal streets.
and shot a~ice. from the effects Of which
he died wednesday morning. Kruger did
not quickly comply with the demand,
throw ur your hands," aud one o. the
robbers fired two shots and then ran. The
shooting was witnessed by half a dozen
persons. but the murderers escaped.
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indianapolis. May 1.-The federal grand
jury has found nine indictments against
John =. johnson. late president OF the
State National. hank OF fsoeanapcrt Ne
10 charged with violating practically every
section OF the national banking law, In
cludinR forgery. II Is found that the a..
rectors Of the hank can not be Indicted
for stupidity and ihcompetency. which the
federal authorities Indicate IL abe chief
trouble with them. -
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Berlin. May n.-The relchstag passed
the emigration bill Il becomes operative
the oleomargarsne btu. the vote being N
to lai. The emigration bill provides that
the special permission Of the imperial
chancellor with the assent OF the hnn-
desrafh. h required Tor the transport Of
German emigranla. and thia can only -
obtained by German euhjects Of German
companies having bnslneet IN 0ermar
lerFitory.
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foaIsr aEsERves LEGISLATION.
rae c'svs'. e : S..:s y, g,il PreAasl'

Washington. Mag S.-The coaferees
on the sundry civil appropFsAtion hlIl
have agreed. The most Important amend.
ment TO the bin WAS that revoklng the
order OF President cierelaod Of February
q. 1897. setting apart Il. toeeoo acres OF
land ~ forest reservations. This ls
changed 10 provide that the lands en-.
braced In che reservations n not disposed
Of before Mardh I. ll1e, shall again be
subject to the operations OF the order OF
February q, or a. they may be modified
by the president The general provisions
Tor the government forest reservations
amendments. The provision b inserted
allowing the settlers 70 take other lands
In the public domain.
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lllleaEe aer aaeerln.enasn,..

Olympia. wash. May A-state Super
lntendent of schools Browne. In answer 20
a request for an oplnlon from " "A. Hop
son. has decided that county superinlen-
DENTS win be allowed mileage az cents
a mile. The law Axes the salaries OF SUI
perintendents Of counties Of the glrst class
az 5000. Browne holds that mileage n
not q part OF the salary This will give
mileage to all puperintendents who at
tended q recent convention AZ EilensburE.
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Chicago. May x7,-osrow w. Ciapp. once
q wealthy board OF trade operator, and
his son. Dwight O, ciapp. have been ar
justice. IL h said they are wanted IN
New York 10 answer 10 the charge OF lille
gaily transferring their property for the
purpose Of defranding creditors.
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coavlet mana Ca.h..r Pnraouel.

Jefferson City. Mo-, May A.-Elmer c.
sattley. Who last year began four-yeAr
sentence IN the penitentlary for illegal
banking az cashier OF the Kansas City
Safe Deposit and Savings bank. which
failed In 1893. owing the depoettors over
t1.ooo. o00 has been par,ioned BY Governor
Stevens and left for Chicago IN company
with his brother. He viii 80 10 los An
Eeles. Cal, where his wife b. said to be
dying.
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Duluth. MINI. May fla terrible aecl-
dent has occurred today at Hermantown.
a farmer living there. was thAWtag on,
dynamite 20 be used In clearing land OF
stumps He was heating Il over a fire
when Il exploded. tearing the house al
most to pieces and killing L0cek and two
young sons. HIS wife and another small
son escaped alive but are badly hurt
What remained Of the house caught ore
and was destroyed.
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Miles City. Mont. May n.-John
Hoover. a missing sheep heraer from John
Barrtnger's ranch. was found dead about
two miles from his ranch with two hal-
let holes through his body. His dog lay
oy his side. Both were killed by Indiana.
The Indians are making preparations for
trouble and the settlers are growing un-
saSy
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San Francisco. May sL-of an the VIVA
stories and alleged confessions which have
Seen aired IN connection with the murder
Blanche Lamont. the statement OF w.
{. Bryant. duplicating Pastor Gtoson as
the murderer. h ananlmoanly rNwardod
sere as the most improbable Yet publish
d. Absolutely no credence has been given
o Il by the police. public OF pres.
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Fruita. Colo May S.-whIle Georxe Al
aan. George Warren and his son, W1llle
Warren. were crossing the Grand river
U a temporary ferTybOAt. the cable broke
and all three were dnowned. The river
: very high and Is half a mAle wide at
this place.
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SPANISH McToaY ~ cuaA.


Havana. May Alt q oGlelalIy an
nouneed that a Spanish force under Gen.
erai Godoy and Colonel Struch. acting IN
eonjunct10n with the gsnboat Armenda-
rix. has indicted a severe loss up0n the
insurgents In the vicinity Of the river
iayAguie3e. Puerto Principe. PInar del
Rio The Spanish engaged the enemy n
sineras Anfmas. e cnsco and Brulo. de-
stroying number Of ships. capturing ten
boats. quantity Of arms and aDns ear
F1dges- The insurgents lost u killed ana
are reported 20 have carried away the
bodies Of many MOTE. The Spanish
forces. Il appears. lost i've men killed
and had 2 wounded.
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Washington. May N.-AElnlater Terrell
Al constantinople has Informed the state
department that the two murderers Of
1nssuf. the man killed while distributing
American relief funds near Bitlia. Turkey.
have been sentenced TO Is years imprison.
meat AT hard labor
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coaSlantlnopir. May ys.-Tas utts,dra Wal
OF ocfmanys objections 10 the collective
note o. the powers on the eubSsus Of terms
o. peAne between Turkey and Greece was
que 10 the Representations which the no.s-
srs. especially Russia. made 10 Berlin.
Germany. In addition 10 obJectlnR 10 slwn-
Jag TIE nose until Greece consented 20
snaoe ~ ths terms agreed uison. objected
20 the Indemnify clause. being opt,aSed 10
thH principle % Indemnity being aratied
Tor them and on the basis Of the prs~o0t
resources o. eFrece. This attitude uDon
the part Of Germany is attFabu, "A 10 :
desire 10 reaFTange the 1reek nnanc~s IN
mAnn.r ksvin9 better security 20 the
German hondholdsrs
The sdhesioa q Germany 20 the action
e. the powers In this Inspect has srea;l,
rsiieted tho situation. The collective note
% TIE powcfs. presented yesterday 70 .he
Turkish government. bealdes nrosp1..nr
conditions for permanent peace bet w-on
TURKEY and orcscr. concludes with inyit-
ms ihe Perte 20 nsgSiiate with the amsas.
eadofs With rrferance thereto. The reply
% thr EoVe. nuaeft - Turkey h m omen 4 :.
~ EXPECTED.