The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14

/ threatened the Europe bids fair to blaze
- out this spring. 1t is claimed Turkish au-
k22e9& thorties that Macedonians provoked the
Turkish soldiers to attack them that they
might appeal to Europe to bar The
sultan has modified forces Russia has done the same
and diplomacy is said to have Italy as
FACTORS In the matter If Turkey really
to point the sultan will find with Rus
sia and in conflict Russia the Turk
out OF Europe the real desire of
without giving possession Consannope any one of
them The atrocities Of the sultan his policy
have been tolerated by Europe any attempt
TO prng him to time would precpitae blood
lest war OF modern times is likely
to occupy Constantinople without objection
some sort and hence the trouble the phrase
that mas very ominous sound
After another week the presentation
and rejection Of power another Min
lister Bowen has at last succeeded in hr;neins ont
from Great Britain which safely for
Venezuela and the tenor by
the German and Italian According
Great Britain will have the payment Germany and talv
being willing to wait thirty payments Min
lister Bowen will to have protocols as near
alike possible will have them signed
upon the day AS they signed the block
ade will be raisedthe first urgently
venezeua regarding the preiminarie
the real question by Hague tribunal
Meantime starvation the natives in vene-
zuea by the thousands As having
ready succumbed TO the conditions brought by the
blockade.
The reports of famine conditions in are
especially distressing There is said family
northern Sweden and in Finland which pangs
OF hunger The Swedish government decree
such laws and the wholesale killing goes on There
believed to be thousands peasants living back
woods who have not received help since the
gan They not be reached desperate
snowshoes when nder that
the already dismal features of terribly
being given all over the United
States to raise funds to relieve the famine stricken
trcs and other well organized being
Henry Laurens Dawes, United States senator for
Massachusetts, died at Pitts6eld, Mass, s. MI.
Dawes So age. terms as con-
gresham from district
eo seat IN the senate During his congressional
he particularly interested the Indians
and responsible for legislation affect
ing them.
The cruiser Atlanta will Mississippi far as
Nachez to take part in the there
the week before Lent The Atlanta
the United States navigation Of the
Mississippi above New Orleans.
Fnlanders in their opposition to taking
military service in Russian ranks. Out Finnish
students it impossible fill the Finnish
regiment by government Of the So
mined the Firms in their almost i'm
possible to get officials to summer
the order was sent out that all suspicious mail
opened The Finnish postmaster resigned posi-
ton rather than sign such an order After time the
sort of applicant took the position postmasters
secretary then resigned and since then
found to take his place
Central America is again threatened war
the combined forces of San
dor and Honduras. It is family of the
kind that is always going South America
though desire to form Central
American after Mexicos
The Society Islands by terrific tidal waves
January 1s, of which at San
Francisco. 1t estimated lives were lost
The surviving inhabitants destitute food cloth
ing shelter having away islands being
representative of France at
Tahiti sent two warshps the bearing requisite sup
plies however as the supply of fresh water
provisions was totally DESTROYED by the
ho hoforo tho