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CAMUliN S -FIENDS FROM ' BLACKEST. H EL A TALE qp ttl.OOO AND tit IV INCARNATU. 0 , A HVJL1AUM0 ACCOUNT OF Til AHMEMAN MAStlACRH. | ? Si Leant 15,000 ruriout W?ro indu .*-/ - orlmluutoly llutcUorol. m Huston, Mass.. Ja'n. 1.? Letteru ka been received by well known parties i this city froiu reliable source? in Turk< giving still further testimony rejju rdii1 the outrages in Eastern Turkey. Ti following letters conic from a city not grea^. distance from the scene of the ou rages. The writer i.< a man in who the highest confldouce may be place who has' spent more than a third ot century in that veiiQU and knows th country and people perfectly. This tei tlmony Is from a source which is iiu'nj peudent of any which has bo? n aiveu l>el fore. Later accounts increase, if poaj ?ible, what has taken place. The lettej ?just received as folCows: The Armenians, oppressed by Kurd ^E: and ' Turks, said thoy could not pa) taxes to both the Kurds nnd the gv>v j ' wnmeuU? "-^tunderejS -i?'J oppressed Ij Kurds resisted ilii-m nnd thenj i ^trero some killed. Then false report wore sent to Constantinople tiiat the Ar menian* wore in aruis, in rebellion, and ordero were sent to the Mnshir nt Erie] routn to exterminate theiu. root and, branch. The order read before the army, called In haste from aM Mm chief cities of eastern Turkey, was "Whoever spares man, women or child is disloyal. The region was surrounded by tu^dier* of the army and 2,000 Kurds alspt awj said to have been massed there. Tiisn they advanced upon the inhabitants, driv iug the people like flouka of sheep, and continued thus to advance for x,~ ' uuiu icr wna c'ven; no mercy shown. Men, ! women and children were shot down and butchered like sheep. Probacy when they w?re set upon in this way some tried to Kayo their lives and resisted In self-de fence while those who could fled in all directions, but the majority were slain. The most probable estimate is 15,<HK) killed; thirty-five villages plundered, razed and burned. Women' were outraged anJ then butchered. . Ji. priest was taken to the roof of his church, hacked to pieces ami set on fire. A large number of women and girls were collected In a church, kept for dav* T<"inieu ny the prutal ?old>rs, and thou murdered. It is snid the number was so large that the blood flowed out. of the church door. The soldiers contended over a beautiful pirl. They wanted to preserve her. but she too; was killed. Every effort is beinjr ma,1">| and will be made to falsify facts nn<l pull the wool over the eyr* 6f the Euro pean governments. But the b'oodv ta]? will be finally known the most horrible, tt seems to me. 'that tiie Nineteenth cen- 1 ?tury hfl? known. A* n pons'immnfiofiftf, the report of the outran. as seve-al bff'f dred floldiei's were returning from the war. And In a village near n?. one was heard to aav that he alone, with hi"* ntvn ; hand, had killed thirty wotn?n. S">me \ who seem to have rvnne ?hnme for thr>ir \ atrocious deeds, say. "What co'ild we f do, we were under orders." OISPATCFTF.n nv VIOILAXTS. f DrfnnlHnR Tvoaanrci4 of TIoH Con ti - <>". Krlirnnkn, Ha* ninnppcnrcd, Py Southern Aasoelated Pre?n. O'VotJI. NVh,, Jan. 1. ? Ttnrre Seoft. doPanltinor treasurer of TTolt cwntv fe the a moiwit of sever a ] thousand d<\Va?-<; Is snnnosed to '?rvg h?"dlfd br vir'lnntft. who then weighted the Iwlr n"d thro*"* It Into t>h? rtniplf<mnd<i 't> the Xobr-n rr\ Riv*>r yes'erd'iv a ftv?rno<vn . Sfott. pendl??* exenilniHeri. had beo-r> rel?o ?<m1 on bail and yocterdav toik f> drive. ar(vom^'>',l',(l '"v vr'fe. dine-h fpv ?n?1 APss ^faeWhorler. spv")! mileq en?t of her<? In th? cmintiT, Th' naWv had p^nr'ed to r^timi honi? ??<* had "one n sho?-t dl.stotve udvn a vol!e\ of shots u-na fired In'o their carriapr< from nmftyuah Hv inaskAd men . Onp of the bnHets pi?rcftd SeoH'?? e<> * a^d svsf-eh^d h's 'emnJe. another struck Mn^lVhorfer's eorset. then rlaeed off. lnfl-letln<r a fjo-^h wound and lndsr<?><! In h?r elot'Vncr. On# horse wns instant'y k:l!e<l and the otper mortally In hired. TJie vitrilanlfl then nHnehed another r?a!r of florae* ' ...Minn)' ana clrnve th^> party over the prairie, finally depositing the women and commanding (hem tr /jo to n farru house a short distant nw.iy. Scc?tt and driver. Henry Sn*lth. wore then Wind foiled .and "token toward "Hie Niobrara HitW, whore Smith was released And told to go home. This is the tiist seen of Scott, and it is sttpposco that he was treated the snmc.n* .Tames Hill aTtrt hi?-^u.ji_sho*t Hitfe ajro, who were h.msred and then thrown into the river. Mrs. Srott. her daughter and Miss MacWhorter returned to this city about 1 a. m. nnd when the details of the affair became generally known friends orsranized a piwse and started In pursuit of the mob. DRATII OP MIIS. VRNAnLB. Ilrnth Enffru the Home of President of (lie Smrtic. Atlanta. Or., Jan, 1. ? (Special.) ? Mrw.i W. H: Venablc. wife of Hon. W. H. I Venable, proaiden* of t?e Senate. died at 4 o'clock this Triornlng ITt^-h^r home on Peacbtree r #tre?r . Mm*. Venable, who was one of (he ac knowledged Jeadera In society, as well a? a woman JdTigany cnarit!cs, baa boon FT two week! with pneumonia. Her death haa ca?t a mournful gloom npon the boCi- Jd day feetivitjea of that wide circle tr. J which arho wan a brilliant leader, and in- 1 ' deed tho newe will be received with gn? , ?uioe eorrow throughout the State, _ . . ^Jlrn. Vonable wm tho only dantjl|^pf<of CoT>Ty-H ." Miter, of Troup couoflTjoBe of tji# Herft families in that part of the ataiT hr Fire. t(& ******* at >1***- JJJ fS^^wKe fo* t , 1 1- C OMHTIUN8 SIH'TH. jthe Sltuutlou (or (ha I nit I uv Deo. Ml, iHtn. ( a. Ten n., Jan. 1 . ? ' The Chattanooga, IV mi., in it* industrial condition of the I io week ending Deceiubei i that the condition of the continues to he reasonably Production is large anil j- ^ Few large orders are re inany onea prevent au hi of tifl oeks. No chance in [', is Iri good demand. Thi p\v very lnrit(?; ilmt of the vines is the la r goat ever utnern nnuwr prospects arc liailroads are beginning to ), thj? oxoort dc m wul is mnk 'elt,~ nnd orders ahead wiW , many mills bn?y during the nail stocks of noplnr and lie prices very nrui with pixw i early advance. ipsman reports thirty-seven ries as established or inoor rinse the week, prominent ?h are a $50!").0'V> cot ton mill , N. O.. and others at Mnmn, Concord, N. O.: a marble company %?Uh $i(>0.00i) oapi nford. Ky.; n lnrff(? auirar re be buiU at New Orleans: tt istruction compiny at Dallas. ot\e with $25,000 capital at 'alls. Tex . A flourinjr mill rels daily capaHtv is reported Ity, Tenn.: a $30,000 oom >een chartered at Tyler, T?x.j coal mining ceminanv at Ttlr Ala.. and a $1o.nno Inm'^r ring company at Koanoke. Va. smian also reports a brewers Tex.: electrienl compapie* at nd Tampa. Fla.: a fertilizer t Wilm'ncton. N. 0.. and ills at TCIvn. Ky., and Forest . An ice factnrv is to he built >oro, CSn. : machine *hops at A!a.. T^oulsville, Ky.. and ra, Tenn.; a mica mill at ^a.. and a crranite quarry is ?d at C'.arksville. Va. Prepi?r beins made to buiM a ramie llahassoe, Fin.: a rice mill is t Orlando, Fla. ; a shoe fac fkory, N. C.: a soao factory u. (Ja.; sulphuric acid vwclcs uiv. K. C., a nd woo?l'vorklne Mfilvin, Ala., Davisburg, and Mississippi City, Miss., Tenn., Rrenhniu. Tex., and inn Roanoke, va. vorks arc reported at Siloaai Ark., Green vdH-e. Ky., mid . Among the enlargements ?ek as reported to The Trades lee factories at Gr^nvK'e, 8. ?alias, Tex. : a $50,000 n'tfd'tl'n hers' suppVes factory at Louis : a ?7i),000 addition to n Fort ex.1* cotton mill and addition/ mills at Oo'.dsboro, N. C.. and fie. Fla . The new buildings in InesN houses nt Augusta, Ga., ??, Tex.; n $20,000 el-rob house v. Ky. ; a $100,000 o^i'rt house Orleans, and a warehoiiRfi at 'ex . COXVICTS ESCAPE Nfornf* Crl'nf mil* Wlio Hnre Jrctty Toauh ll^cnrrti^ >nh. Mo.. .Tan. 1 . ? Rehmn' ni I?T d dnylisrht five dcsnerafc orimi [ mod from the old Une'ianan I nil. They are Patrick Crowe. It threo poon'e in Chioieo d \va? in iail b^ro f<ir trnij} rnh ?e Pnstnv , under sentence of >r rnne; .Ta^. Owens. f?en*<?neeT need in Atoh'son ?win<ty: FTmrry 'orcer. and Wm. FuKmpro, honse r s * the nitthorftiow h*ve no trace of IMves. Sheriff C^r^on wm rned over hi" office nrri thft r* to Sheriff Andre todny. When Hock Andrn *rn* on hand to r* 'k! men .Tailor Carson entered th9 th Andre fV?r the Diiran?e nf ru them. Prone unnrn Hie flo>vr or >rth corridor thev found Thos. ?in nonnn ann ?aezwi. mnn is now in ? pel! pharerrt tvU1* 1 flillprt lllS morn il.wnnrfltn follrcn Jn? to neonno. K?r'v In fh<? n1"hf 'mi hn<1 1w>??n por?t to Shor't^ Cnr "ifP^o to Ho fomr* plpnntr?<?. TTp ro ?j nhont 10 o'clock r>nd .Tni'<>r Par. ?r> In h'r* roll hut dirt not look *h?? tf|<vVtr?nn r*nv* thnt ?oon p* tho *H-,r pwnne invvnnl Pnt"|pk f'rtivi* "V<*. Owonrt foirof' lilin. nnt h r?ro' H hi? fnor> noH bound ?p<1 imecrprl '?lTn Inpl.sts tlifit l? nil h? ifTOvrw ? t Tho fivt>'in*>n wpr" In *on<irnto "?i Ko-opb^H v fho |opV off ' r,n diT frr-Mi tho PorrMor ^n?l ,ftt ' if ITo rnlpnjMvl tho otliprq, Thp '?.'i hi? roll liml nlrpnrtv ho?n \*-r<?np'' ?i on o worp for<??>n nnnrt nnfl thp ? i ynpp -Ird to tl?o LTO>!lHl if* ? ( <no. CVnviN* loft n noto. frt* ?* T>-ioli(t>-? him a tiannv V?\c Tnir ? r ntii? that h? we ? oi* for I'nrfe. <~'f?r<wM thinks Ilickrnan snwel 'V* look off. WtTIiqi'AKltA IV MEXICO. P(cii(h In Mftht not)?n Knfel nnd Prny In (h? S(rcet?. ntnithern Associated Proas. I ta Fe, X. M., Jan. 1.? Th<> Legis a> Assembly of New Mexico conveu ?xjbiterday. T!ie Republican members !w a meeting and sworo one an>thrr iijRght Democrats and/fonr Ilepunli of were recognized an members of the oteil and sworn in bj Secretary Mil- ! :dbut the Republicans claims that seven ! I iJublieanfl ont the Iwnlvt were elccte.l *the face of tho returns. n the House, which consists of 2t y?tnber?, the Secretary ?wore lu 12 fetuocrats and declined to swear tii ; ihrlsty... member-elect from Do'.a, Ana nd Grant counties, for th?yfea<on that : ill el the *? territorial C!hri?ty was rtl elurihlo and thaj/tlie Rouse should , |tisr*^pon hi? rn&fitn Iffer oftuiuiaatfon. Christy and fourteen 1 ffctibMoana, all clnimln* to bo elected j /on the /r.ce of tho returns. tboa-teft /o-Houi* and hold a canons wbft4? r*? i *|t?d iu the organisation of a separata' touse of flfteon mom bora. /Tb<?y called on.?the Secretary ^o bo itrorn in , bnt not flndinjr him, they ad- / itfnlaterod the oath to each othor *nd >r?o?eded to organise a Hoimw, by elect ! nxt ChlfVty speaker. ? J ttt?*? bodies hara ndjonrnod ffl \ , Mo**tires j)t compromise are j n* tnjb?d and jr satisfactory ngreo- 1 oeht^y be >*?cHc<L WHITE HOUSE M RECEPTION. Tiin AWi'Aii (tauicTisu or tub 1?H1<:S1D1S\T II Y TIIR lM'III.IO. AX lM.MISXHIC CHOWI) TIIUOXG TO TUB HAND-9UAKING. Tlie Smnll tl<))a wbi n* Irivpmtlbto it* Ever. Uy Sou thorn Associated Proas. Waslhngton, 1.? The President was at heme to all the vurid who chos? .10 vUit the White House today, and at his official family repVated the annua. ohjoo1. lesson of the situ;) i liy and imj'4xs?8.ivon?.s* of American repub lican Institutions in the Unl ed Staten The Interior of the White Hou?? wa? decora ed today with mass.s of palms, f vx Iks ftud other hot-hoiua ? plants, a boui the rooms were banks of liowtrs, on tin mantels and curtains of imllnx, before the mirrors. ( The oval Iiwie Room, where the reje.vlng par y stood, was profusely adorned. The weather wo* wear and 'bright with a brilliant ?un. The approaches to the executive mansion ,wero occupied by double eo umns of aimy and navy officers, strung aw.iy from the portico beyond the gates ihe rcd-tnsseled helmet# of the mi- llllery, the ye.low of the calvary, the while ?f t,lp infantry, the black plumed oh a pea u 3 of the navy showed d.stinetly above the sea of dark blue unifoi n>s resplendent with acid trim mlngH, whl.e beneath the great por n cocks re carriages rap.dly deposited the btilllan ly attired members of the dip lomat'o corpse, and along the avemn widening down the side is *(',e;s, #stoon ?ong liacs of private citizens awaiting their turn to shake hands with tht Preoldom. Crowding Into the I a .3 1 Inch >>f sj'ace within alxht of the Whit* IIo-;se wose thousands who had been attracted by the gay scenes. The Reception llcglui, Promptly nt 11 o'clock the Marin* band, Maiicncd in the main Ooi'ridor burst forth with "Hall to th? Chi f" wi the recelviug par.y decendeJ th. broad stair-way from the private ?j>?ri nients and took their places in the Rue Raom, lie President being nearer the Red Room door through which tin* guests entered. At his right stood Mr? Cleveland and beyond in the ine wi ru Mrs. Grcisham, Mrs.' Carlisle, Mrs. La nwn\ Mrw. Olney, Mrs. Bl.s*ei;, Miss Herbert and Miss Morion. Mrs. Ftev?n- I son was In North Carojiua with the VI co President at the bed sld? of their Inval.d daughter, and Mrs. llDke Smith was ill. Rack of the receiving lint, wore the fol.owing gu-.sta of Mrs. Chtvcland and Mrs. Per rip, Mrs. C eve land's mother; Mrs. Fu lor. wife 01 Chief Justlc?; Mrs. Schofleid, wife of General Commanding the Army; Mrs. Casey, wife of Chief of the Army En ginccup; Mrs. Thurber, wife of thb President's Private Sectary; Mrs. MeAdoo, wife of Assistant Secretary of Navy ; Mrs. Walker and Miss Ram sey, wjves of admirals; Mrs. Chardy, wife ot' N?ival Equipments; Mrs. I Icy wood, wife of the commandant of tin Marine Corpse; Mrs. Fherman, Mr*. Palmer, Mrs. M-Pherson, wKms of tin Senators; Mrs. Crisp ,n\id MJ<s Bertha Crisp, wife and daughter of/the Speak er, Miss Inez Field, Mrs. ^Cochran. Mi a. Straus, Mrs. Catchlngs, Mrs. Danieto and Mrs. Hemlrlx, wiv?* of Reprcsen tatives; Mrs. Murphy and Mrs Voor hens, daughters of Senators; Mrs. Max well wife of the Aw stunt Postma -t-r j General; Mrs. Bowley, wife of Comp trollep of the Treapury; Mrs. Eckels, wife of the Comptroller of Currency [ Mrs. Curtis and Misses Ilamlin, sister*, of Assistant Secretary of Treasury, Mrs. Uhl. wife of the Assistant SecrV tary of State; Ml.<w Kennedy. Miss Ma be! Johnson, Miss Nannie Loiter; Mr*. Andrews, Mrs. W. K. Carlisle, Mrs.. Bradbery, Mis* Queen and Miss IlelnuV Order of Recoiition, Col. "John M. Wilson. Corpse of En glneers United States America, assist ed by Lieutenant J. C. Gllmore. Fourth Artillery, made the presentations in the following order: At 11 a. 111. the Chief Justice, the Associate J slices 01 the Supreme Court of the United States; Judges of the Cou.-t of Claims, Jud???M of the Court of Appeals and the Judg.s of the Supreme Court of the Din rl t of Columbia; at 11:26 a. m. ?ena:o;<? representatives and delegates In C^n grow, the Commlssionen^^f the Dis trict of Columbia and Ji^jklal officers of District, ex-members of the cabinet and ex-ministers of the United S.ates; at 11:40 a. m. the officers of?the Army and Navy and the Marine Coipse; ni I 12 a. m. the regents of ihe Smlthson i lan lna ltute, the Civil Service Com- I mission. Interstate Commerce Comrnis ? on, the A??3lkstant Secctari?* of tin I Stale Department*, Assistant P stmas tor General, the Solicitor General, the ' Assistant Attorney General, the Com mini oner of Fisheries. he Commis sioner of Labor, the heads of the bu reaus of the several departments nnrt ih j President of Columbian Institu e for the Deaf and Dumb; at 12:15 p. m. ihe Associated Veterans of the *Wflr of 1846, \he Grand Army of the Re public, the Loyal Legion, the Veteran Legion and members of the Oldest In habitants' AsNistaut of the Dis riot of Columbia; at 12:35 p. m., the public. Department Officials. VteeoetiLaries Ureaham. O.irliKio. Lnmont, Attorney GeneraT Oluty. Ponfmnster 'ftoneral B'u??ell, N??rr?:*ripa Hi-rbert, Hoke Smith and Morton led tht procession past th*? Prfvddent.^eoretnry Oreshftin remaining t<v4l** st in annoii?l ^^Pb^tlx?: I ctmjfen deparrcd for the , The two Houses of C"no'f^H won* but p . ofly represented, many <>i tho uu?ui- ! In-r.s Oeuu it i tlutr IwwucS t\>c. lit*' h\t day*. Tuo iMtmliro gait) of t't?? leaislHi'-V* 5??un ga.ve way to 1 1??* brilliant trappings I of the oiii.ers ot th<i rt;^u.ar Hi'ivico j Mnjur tienora! S liotirlil ami his ?? ? j? tl lending. foi.mvod by M.iloi <;?'u? ial Mo C->ok, x\ n ? (.'ami' all the way train Colo ra ?.! n to |>iy a, s iv?;kv'cn. tionoral linger, wh.) sureooiled iti^u. \lilcx iu oi'inmauu , at Chi on go. and lien, Otis, wli^o do pa ri iiit'ui imi?i.i?>s mo o\troin?* norm western corner of tho I'ni. ed States, lncluuuu t>evera. oumm oiliiom 1 1 ? * ? t ? wore ivvoffrj'-n ve general allKi-ra In the party. Admirnla Unsaell i\n<l Irwin. Votircd, | and Admiral Humsny w ? i u Oatnmonoro Seifrcttge, headed a eoiuiun at over '.axi j naval oiti.'crs nun on uuty hi \\ ???a ug ! ton, L'ol . Hevwoou appoaniiK tyt tae ) head of the Marine tlori'tirN xi UiAovd^i | enine the otneejw of the Sinittuiuil^n In- , atlJute and tno Ivgncr officials ot t he | bureaus of the liovonmient and tatter i them niaivhod the Assmiiued Vffian* of the MeJrtOAn War, with their tatter, d j battle llaue, and btOv.ua them the A. U. puNi s auu niiitvm?rs of tie Koyat j kesrion nnd the IVdest Inhabitants' As | soi'lntion. of tho District of Columbia, j The veteran conuu-ent wn? small utnl i It pi?js.'d tho 1'resident quickly. Tlitt Qr?nt Public. It was when the gem ral public, which luui oeen Hiandjiig in line fvv several Hours. reuened tho door of th<> 10 x ecu-live Mann/m. li\ this tune tne ladies ot the receiving nue wer* couipe.i od to leave i or tneir own receptions, oat the l'reeddent and Mrs. Cleveland cou tinned to snake tin* hand or every 111:111, I vvoanui aiul child nretentco 11 11 il the las of H?~? lisi was ie?ined. it w ib exacuy j 1:51 whtyi live Oil rl of the Hue ren --hed Mrs. Cleveland. She sho k the Itvd imn 1 us hoard. y as she did the Ill's!, and oe- ! gaii u u animated eonvemiit oa wi ti th s ? belund the iine. It was uojui I'JiIU' who' 1 the gvuerul imbibe. following ui" U. A. It. veterans, ocgan to p*s.% through ire Blue Boom, with t lit.- end 01 Mi.* co.umn resume on I'enn y.vanirmve one, between Seventeenth and 1'lL'h Ueth streets. By hurrying peop.e along ail .who had ?o pntientiy waited for tiieii tain were closed. By the time tut/ popu lace]^ began to pass ,tti: jnnli nil those fys.si.iMng had droprf?d oat and Mrts. Cleveland bravely s:oou up done shaking hand.) at tho rate of s.xty 11 in tunic Old any young. black and white, w. re treated alike, and ?oaie nlllieted with stage fright, after pnss.ng Mr. Cieve ".and. been nip aware of the presence <>f ?t'lio first 1 lily of the landnnly by her reaching out an 1 grasp'ng the hand tliat had just bc?tu dropped \by the I'lesiden*. / InetdcntH of tlif Hfeciitloiii. There were no incident <>u.j.jd'u o?" the usual orilev, Thi usual eranw failed to ppt in a*ii'ao'searan;e. line man waa present, however, who appeared to have a nv'ssive of smne sort, lie carried u voluminous document written in blnek and rod ink. but it was nn "addre-?" he In'eiided to tueaeiii. lie u as prevent ed froai so dong by the celerity wi:h which he was moved thrmch the mom. One patriotic yoim ?ter in his father's arms mis d liis cap and shouted "Hur rah for (irovcr." while lis fat father was nhakinz hands with Mm. CI ve land . A man on crutches. wi:h both loir* crippled. was asked by Mr?. Cleve land to sit down and r?st. whi !i he did to thf great delight of himself an I wife, ant;', the ceremony was over. "(.Jra ft d -mother" Chapman. ntr?*d 80 was invited behind the lines of ?the liues'.s . Aii amnning Incident occurred wh^n the d^or-keeper ntvnmted to prevent the pcrtsnge of JS^crotary I?amont. and oar 1 i r?r in the day at the entrance to ihe Blue Room. Ciu?t . JA'dson. Superintend den t of Public Buftuines null Grounds, in all (he ghrv of bis nnif >rui. was bar- < red by one of bis inferior ^llu'ers, who did uot recogniz? him. COMPLICATED IlIO,\MY. Governor MoKlnlcy Pnriloiix a Mnn Wlio Wb* ?:iirii*?l Often. By Southern Associated I'rcsn. Columbus, O., Jan. 1.? Governor Mc Kinley yesterday pardoned Benjamin F. Conrad, who bad served two years of a seven years' fccntenee m Ibe Ohio penitentiary from Cin inTiati, for b.g :i my . Conrad was a wealthy oil operntO! .in Pennsylvania, and in 1K71 lie mar lied a lady In that Sta'e. She soon left blni, and he went West. lie re turned a few years later, and was In formed that hl?s wife had obtained t* d.voree. He then wx-in to Cincinnati where, iu 1R78. he married Emma sSehrider, and beca.ne quite a promi pent citizen. Subsequently be learned his first \\if? had not Obtained a (livoree, ana He at on<:e secured a divorce. He then deserted his Cincinnati wife, and mat tied a Minneapolis woman, who dcwri ?.-d him, and he returned and again married the Cincinnati woman. Tin Mint)? poll* woman obtained a divorce froth lilm, and then lie, for (be third time, inarrh d the Clticiiinan w-^man. Tlie Minneapolis woman prosecuted him . MAY SOT LIE GLII/TY. Tlic lUmill of u <(uarrrl Muy I'rovn i Tliree i'vmlclcd Men Innocent. I3y Southern ^v??oclatuu Pres. I'ltti-burt,', l*a., P<?c. 31. ? Andrew T^th, j Geo. KusnaL iiu.i Michael Sab.t!, now am-ving life seniencca iu the Weruern Pennsylvania i*-n tentiary who were eon ; vie ted of complicity in the runrJer op Michael Quiun, during a strike and r>^ at tiie Carnegie Steel Wo.ks at Bru^y^^' ? t r-*:? . f> :t Inniiny l?i, l/OI, nny.**'in ? at liberty. Recently it is re^?^ tb't ' ??> . in gar niib i ?-ar .Se a..U>^ , A-? Q a' ro'.loil. A conn t??r I'lm y /* ,'*e <n M" ing their arrest. Oie / 'r#<^ 'ht other ! with t!i:> IVAl'Vi^-k ^!? oflicia.? , are it is clain.ed ,',at r> three {|pi">?wtfed mpn jrtQ' ana el a m tho fly 1* aufli is tr . _ r i.j jr? nrer vij ana ;;Ta;sr^ ** ^n,w*iifci^ rlcnt Fr t b,'h*r+* ??nir'nJe wl.l ?*'curc their freedom. , Lt?t"1k" ,n*11 penitentiary. i?Jino"f n . however, III l/.t\ - .-Wll Lnarirttfrr It is i r-r^ ,h?rn,? ne?, ,0^. " A Printer Suicide*. Of Southern A**?cl,.fVt I'reXms [_ St. Loiiifl. Mo.. Jnn. 1.? Cbaa. Y$a*er, ? l>rin?er w>m f?>ttnd dead in a viaduct ,-ln Fonvit I'ark hwt nleht. A lalleroiL t.u twwly ovpC?m?d..iiiA<-h? 4unl killed hlnvMlf beofli??e type tit tin* inn ffhinew-hmf ffrrm +mn tn team. Hi?*tonrw( a widow and three children- Ha W?M ln ?urcJ for ^2iOOO. THE YEAR 1894 *! IN THl: SOUTH. iii:-r,vr viu.iMmh.vr of fo>fi t? i ii vii w n . SOJU1U l Flit 1 1. 1)1 NO OF MAMFAC TUti.Mi ii r cut lucreimc In All I. loon Mucc (lie ) oar ISS?, lly 801)1110111 A-?^k'UUnI iVe.ss lijuiu^je, Md.. J. u. 1. - In llu annua'. ? i o \ low Oi ^^u.irii coiditloiis ill.- Man- 1 ufa.tu eiV Ittffe >rd nays: Tin- Indus j t i'i:. 1 sliii'iilon o?Vlio Sovith d r ng li ? j pa t ) our, wad churu. tensed by a ale dj ii"?r>ia<> .?1. nu n ot c ihi i.-m ?.? ua.i : i lt.it id ui biiddiuy ot in ttiu j fu, tur.r.g nitoio.-ii>. lJio\ al.tiig > cud lions dur ns the >ia. ! have not eiieo .raged t h un ?uaJ do volopnuu and tin- (;rnuial tendency I ha* boon to follow u conservative poi loy. 'I ho your can . oil over as a lo.-t aoy many of tho advei\?e ootid HI -us which wo r?? leaturos of the previa.* year, Legislative problems of nat oaa. moment hung in \tneer alnly do. In* tho greater portion of the /oar. Ti.e panlcy filing of two previous y ? ;i i s> o evasion a ly ma lo itj? '.nlluoue felt and the a tilud' of loivlgu Investors to ward Anicrl an seeurltlei oon.l uvd a?-> a d( pre u.nJC factor Tne year ltlt? beon more a period of rempenvt ion titan of ptugr as. yet there has b. < t^ a hiii voaio .t which conceived -.v h eau tlonsmvs ai.d a litiorai app I at on of bii^lm.tH prlnclplis, p ast?s. d a. I the '.u'liu nts of lua.thful. ors. Vet. the public have been ?sio\\ o toster no v en terprlSia and oh y those diluted >h .?up port of tuv^tord whoso < uv r >n ment un 1 Its nl.4n.flv.' ?nee la air a ly shown by n wider and more peivm ?? acq Main anoe of tho Investing 1 11 ia with its Krtourocs. The record of. progress made during the year cvidoifc'*% a well di lined pre der elict' for Southern Investment-, a id re flects a more general existence <>f favor I able impression** that with the f i.l re tc ration of confidence in the bnsiin s.< world wdl iullueuot: a consul r 1 ble t i ? 1 ? ? of capital to wit"ds Southern chanir. Is. imd as the aspects of_ things tin- tin now year are^1fli,/r,.^?r?fi,Uln " whf^.-TTS7iere(l In ISiM, it in i^V^A I'^Tusonab.'e deduction to look for greaiei prosperity and greutei- progress in 1M>5. Tho faith of Southern men in tJi? future of this section gains ni'iv empha sis from a study of the eon trull ng par' their capital and enterprise played in file adviin Piii 'tit made durinv: 1S04. Nearly OOO nu?re enterpr ses were es tabl'slio.l in tho South during' 1X01 thai, in the preceding year, the total number bein* If.vSL'O. against 2.'J!K{ for 1 SO.'I. A proniMiiiiM'd fen tare in the b illdiitg of new factories during the year has hern the aim to establish a class of indus ries that will make at home those article* sunpliod from d. slant i>'| tits. These new Industries have also been charae*.er>.eo by the adoption of 1110 1 '?mmi machinery nnd the employment of skilled labor and improved methods. The aim has beer nat only to surc-ssfnllv prov'd? for the home an I neighboring trad', but to in vade (lis ant markets f ? ? r their pit it on* ago. This is illustrated In many lines o* industry, particularly in tin* bn M n? <d niH'-hlnery . Southirn ioa l? machinery is now found in many Northern and west cm factories and figures to so:uc extent in international trade Southern flour ts exported to Kurop> In larpo eonslgi|Uien<s nnd is wlnntng ex tended popularity ."if borne The t>ro duets of the Southern (*tovo foundry, ean idJitt^fSTtTlories, oniTlagc an l wood work In^-^foctorles. etc., ore rmiuiiu; reputa lioiiH a-l lionTG and nhrnnd. *3rotd i'Mux ed hmdmuja methods are winning i-"icnrBs for Southern manufactures and fcnhanc Ing the prestige of 'fJouthern Industrie*. Comparing th* year Just closed with 1880 the statistics gathered hv the Untied States Manufacturers' Society show the following: Railroad mlleape from 20.012 miles In 1SS0 to 40.090 In .1KM. Annnnl yelld of cotton hales 5,755,000 to 9,500.000. Annual yield of grain, bubSvls, 431.000, 000 to 000.009.000. Coal mined annual^', tons, G.oio.oap to 30 000,000. ff Annnnl plir Iron nroductlon, tons, 397, 301.000. to 1,560,000 000. Number of cotton mills In operation, looms. 11.323 to 08.000, , Capital Invented In cotton mills $21, 02^, 712 to *107.900, 000. j Number of cotton oil ml'ls 40 to 3n(J. Capital Invested In same *3. 501, 000 to $30,000,000. \ I, umber, dresped. value of product $1*5 - 938.100 to $1 1 1. 740. <174 ; capital Invested $20. 902 014 to *12.001. 375. - I Capital Invest d >20 002.011 to J92.004.375. Farm arret* $2,314. C0"> to I3.1S2.000 Value of farm products $060.000, 00 to $^vt.ft(v).0oo. Pat I ? a I Invested In manufacturing J257. 214. .'00 to jsno.ofo.ooo. Value of manufactured products $157, 454,777 to $1,000,000,000. (IlI'T. IIYRNES T.irKnvmWl'.D. He linn XotlilHt To Sn> 1,1 Hebnttnl to IJl- I'y4 '< '| " * '* ^fltVIUl'Ut. New y*l"k, Jan 1. ? Supc-lntendent liyrnr x^raB Reon n? police headfpiartera ; th.v^ nuon In reference to the state ! ms't* given out last night by Dr. f'ark Mr. Ryntf paid: "! hav?* nothing at all to say concerning Dr. Parkhurst'n I statement, but I wish the doctor a wry happy New Yeur." Mr. Ryrnes was also about thp published Interview wl'h ex-Sona'nr Piatt who Is reported as saying that Mavor Strong wou|d not. In bis opinion, accpt the superintendent's offer to withdraw trr*m tho police force, find that Mr. I Pyrnp* wotildm all probability ront|?>urt j fo be cblef. The superlntend'nt nld be kn*w notlilnr-aH reward to Ma^nr . Strong's Intensions regarding his offer j to withdraw froni the service. Th'-re ' U'1W nothlnK n w in police a^alr", hut the belief la growing stronger every dsuw that Mr. Byrnes will bo at the ! the rcortraniJf^d forco. I Wra. Hrnnraav Draft. I By Southern Associated Pri-ss. Nfw Orleans, Dec. SI. ? Mrs. Hfnne? ?y, the a??d mothor of the late Chief of Po.M<-e HennoHsy. nnw ns?HHK'ni'ion by ItaPfliM.In 1S91 led to 'he sh^otin* of the Mafla Ran* In th e Pa r'Ah Prison and almost embrollWI tills eonntrv with Italian jroverntmm'^.dlird thin "mum In#. Mm. H?nne?*>?jeft qult? an 1 estate. ' llAll HO\U STATISTKJ. Minultiu <!?<? \iimher fit Kim iln lu (lit* lliitiila of Kri'i'l vf r?, ?to, ' > v ?? n t? ?? >... .#? i |- ,>*, ? Mi <? ? ..?>> II). .Inn 1 -The follruvlw; Ji jHos si ' ? ? ? \ v i 1 1 ? ? t lu' i:lilv i)iv "(MV'-rs'iliw !! I f I'i'.-'ik 1 )? ,,s Ml ? *1 f? I'llilOl) '?r ii.' Is:>?. are furn nh? .1 l?v the Itall w >v \ ? Number* nf r a '.?? In the VmhIh1 f vi">i 'N. ' > ?? T 0"'!S iit'ltxi! I lM" 'h i-v '\.-l SMW '? IT <?>'?? i- |K V ? . i s ??yi i I I ? w v ? ? I,v I ' on ' h fiml ?<?<><?)< iVM Tl> -? -i ????!> a t '- I >r*> f I'.rii ! ' i> fl nf ' ? hen I ' ?> ,N ? <vi v. >?? i\ i n'< I l"7 <? ??> ' < a ?? r ?r I >M ?? ? | X II Htl ?l Old* IV. 1 ?4t.l.?: i mi.>iimi i mii ' * *4 1 TS 1 lit ivm> 'I'lui n'l it- I ' of r ? i !s ?'? ?r V ? 'rMi 'it i'n n*'"' i '? "?? iuvs ex ????( i < ^ "i .in i ? ?*. ? | ??> i" i<-? i<s ????.??! f <?i- j'l a->v \ ? ? ? I ?v? 0\ ? -Pt>' 'S'V? )V|V' tW .1 n | 1^1 vi.| th> ?an' I " 1 "'?? ? 'ft'i )'.ih iW ' i>|i|i eiy'lled o\ ? ??-?nf in n>?(l 1 I In t he can* ? |. ? ..., v. ?>!?.? ?! 1 7 r.? i V with Vt7 m'V >f I' IS! ???vt nn ?< 'v?rr.'> ri ? O C>n'? | '"l ? i U if SI 'J7 1 MT'-V'V'O have been p'nfpd in ' !??> i-h i !"??* r f reop' ver*. Tin1 number of rtn ]" ?n! 1 ?? ?i . 1 fA?>o <1 In 1^1 1 w?<j I 'J a v,.rr??'',> ' bv.? *> ?"? 'hi 1 rep resent! n?r S'lll 'JHtOtlO nf 1(iim<I-?? 'Mi>l ?> u I <r,i Tvimvi ,.f vi.m'K r a total .?f S!IIS.!l!1l.lHM) of bonds Mini *to 1;n In I -s*' tht' number of k iIi h was the onleace I. (IKS ii i i 1 i*h :i n I i lii? fii niin I : mi t ion $7?M>lM,000. The imiikI it of rnads '<"1 1 ha* boon cxot'ejloil in lunr vomx in I lu ll* st twenty, lint Ilu> inil.jik'O has noi broil equalled CM-epI in 1 SSi 1, ami ii" .-apiiall/a t inn lnvo!vo?| ui yniMer lluiu in j ?u.v year oxvept 1JSN> tunl I.Vm. II III. MCI) IN THEIR IHXKS, Two Children l*?-rt*li by the 10 x (> I o - alon of u I. limp. I ly SooiIicm ii A8so?-iaif() t r?-sa. Now York, Jan. l Two *plf h nRi"i ! and na.iu'il Ann - and Florona, win mi in-. I l l> dv'atii in tlu-lr bnnki In a ? anal lioltt In w i.t"T qvinrl?-r? on Moi :is tonal, a S) o'cioek Il.sl night. Tin ?- plain of i' ?? boat aiio fathrr ot tin ; -liiuien, l -j John (iiovor, I'om l'oi? ! ): aai <!;-jvt-i' ai>j his wife atteli leu | \ iinel i.;-, at B the", chnteh, leavlu 1 lie wt. v. hi. dron asleop In tlie Luuk \ill? a .1<>? in tlu' i'.i 1)1 fi . The (lout j va* mi'ki'd An oil lamp was bu-n | ng on the lah.e. It la nuppoi~ed tin J .iYrfVNXUloded . When the p.nents re (turned loviujdtau n the hunks, auJ he ?Tu3|l^ikl1' door. N i.\i^nt:v Kr.orx ic.vt.s. Tht? ,Pnll*h S(| miiiron Haw ll?-*-n Suit lit- H I}' Miivi il, ?'y Stwilherh' As.svola led Press. Xt-w ^'nrli. Jan. 1. ? A special d.spat 1 :o i he 1 1 ei. i id I'roiu Shanghai i-ay>. The whole Hriiioh r.<|uadiou lias lieei suddenly ordered lo ('hp i- on from Cno an. '1 his inlieattrt that some new do velopmonl in tue situation U imp.'iuiiii^ (Jliang 1 in l loun. formerly the Chines iniujuer to Oie I'n.ti-d ?Mutoi'. r^^nit, I'eaeo Knvoy from l'euiu, i?> vnroati for Japan. 1; is stated that a ?eou.ieil ?of-' safely eoiis.?4tin< of I'rinc-e ancle of the lv.npeivr; CJbaiig Chi Aa; V.eeroy of Na.iAaJ. la '\nng KilW hi^ prodoessor; and now reported lo <Jt^o suspended Li Hung L-oang; Wong Shad. Viceroy of \ unuiu ?<nd Sliae VS' Lien, who wa?< rojicted oy Japan a?? ?? puiee ooturaiesionT. nan a'tperteded ll? Grand Con:::1:! lu me niaua/e!>iD it t-l ?l* fairs and ill dev.Hin,^ meaiiH tor na i ho Umpire. The L.uipurorV? prrawai i-otitiselloiM are sju'lvi'd. .Su tui(yU?i,v aiovVtnenf worm recording are iej??iit?.'U AFLOAT OK A PLOD. Three llrotli?*r? Drift Off on n (lpiecf uf lee, 1'robuLly to Den^ti. Ijy Southern A shoo luted 1'ress. / ?3? Menominee, Mich., Jan. il-?Tbr{??* ^rolheia, Frank, John and Martin Woe Mtihtk, wci-o out in n wnyill boat .abln* yowterduy when the 1 <fcT bf-frllf it. |,*".un Tlte men became J&rtg"hte?ed iiid a'./. doned Ihulr bonif trying to rrajli shoi? <?n he ice*. A flue on which tiny wer? j ' NtM.'carti'J dctachcd. and was .Miried otn J .nto ib'i .ake. Svveral tug\s got u.>fl ?sn-um and went In putriuit. I'iK-y w * ym uiiaole to reath the men on tuc \u? however, and it uriu'd. It Is fjrfffec thii men have per1*h**d. ^ TltWSKEIt OP TfOAS. Atlanta, fin.. J. in. 1. ? {Special.) ? Tijf | New Year day was ino <? nepera.iy on served in almost any liuef of hiisin-i*H u> At.anta than ai tin* > State capiiol I There the bii?t".e ineident to the ifainfe | of the several officers was g >1;ig on al day and all (lie State house nUieji'w :min the Uovernor down put in an Industrious day of li. Hon. J. A. Turner, of Putflatn eonn 1 ty. ami Sheriff .lake Moore, of P'nrd nero installed in their resnectivp oltiep* of prinelnnl anrl n-wmmnt keener nf th ? penitentiary, relieving Col. (*eo. II. .Foiih<" and Oapt. It. T. Wri.'ht. won *>ave f? th fully performed the duties of these oIBcim frv the foor years. ComtiinMW Br i Iw.&rf tI?o t nr ? e<J ove the department of education to Prof???ii'?i? (I. It Ol^nn. his Hurrcmwr. a*id In bith denanmeiW a!'/ were h ?y with ezpiana tions nnd .'instyrncronp . I'nftect 'Sfntr* Scnntn*. By South*rn\ AMoylated Ptdm. Lincoln. iCofirrJan. 1.? John M. Thur* ton. of Omaha. pr?**ent jconorM solicitor /f tlio Union Pacific Railroad Company, ^^1 b? tfo <n'*t United Statta Senator J Nobraa^a a* the ?uece*For of Qcn^ '>fn n^p*'Hj ? ?H1'" decision wan arrived adf In a \"n" V;0' FepuMlcan majorlt* of th^ 7V;i^tit,,r' h?;,d tw? #XHnlnr- Ttl* Mixtion unanlmoua. Tha unant ? Triton wu a aurprf?a ?van to th? supporter? of tha Omaha election of hy the* ire does n vy.j' % ^opullitu, a take plac? nnttl iQcratR and poMl* on t9i*t orr?*ton ^fti??n?n nwr?.n 1'OttHnt J*ho<fVy Wjr lh<w frnrrjnrfM r?*? k)^| > bvym ?lop?f v CONDITIONS :ir' IK CAROLINA. Illi: MOWS \\l? CUIHIUR HAS CAXt \ahsi:i> tub sr.irnfi. IHMIH UAISfjO tlOO AM) iiOMIXT >IOlUi AUUMMNT. Acrcii||c lit I'ti 1 1 on Will lie Jluitb II ?.*<! ueetl tor l'n> \ Uluu Cruya, My Soutl mi Associated I'iobb. i hi l?vi,m, s. i'., J.m. 1. ? 1 he Now a llul l IT Will (III til Mill lomoriow a ti i?'\ <? ? i i'iu* industrial condi* no., of ila Shi It1. It lus eoe.?o.l i ? p>i? s f rt? ii thir ythr ? "t us .u.. n-t' iitituiri, iu.iiiiH-. il>' 1'u wr* 1 iiii.- ilif fii. Hi* Si.iti' .m l (duelling getter* a. i> ii|ii>i' ilii* t iiii'll i o.i of the tnriue 0, airnli.i n in. in it 1 1 n I a > in lei's ami 'WiHrUtUBr^ 1 1' ? '!?'?? .is . o.iyi., i ?'il wuh their eoiuUtVifi ii in< v iiii..s > en it*, hovV. th*' p opl .? aeneryx ' ! > have mil their iudehicdlic#** 'Of thtfl i year and what credit iliey w ilX' l>e uhic u> ?>!?:. tin hi ISD5. lio\v (hi* vi.Jv ? nnin hi trade at tin* store* ha<* co npared Ii I'm hi, ; jiMiw, ami what policy the * t'a niters will adopt uc to the ciiltivat.oa 'l' ? ? i inn .i in I provision cropi tu the new tear. rim ri'jil t g vary vet.v much u? to Ii t .i l s ami tin* tcp'orta in several in* .-i. hi i\> a iv evidently io!t?i'--i| hy ihe pea- " siniistH- or oiit inrMic .uMit nii'iHrt of the i\r.it'is Inn tlie.e ii general uiiHe^iw ? I opi nioii Unit siiiimw a very scarce; thai lahor i.s i-heip ami plentiful. and hat hoin rai.M'il Img mil hontliiy are nine iiIii ik'i ill than in ninny yean*. L'ot* t > i ii mil's, with vviy trw exception* nr? eported n?? lliiiii\?-hiti)i, had g |?jhl thc-lrsj iinial ili i nl. ii'U. De.splc ill - lo .v prie***, ? t cotton l imit ivt lii\e done the r liewt\ ti> repay the banker?. factum nnd tner ? li.tnm ami aim. I men can neiierrtl'y Wt ~ ire. lit an lieivi nfui e. it clear Irojn :hese reports that the acivaue In cotton will lie vi'cj in ii -li ^reduced, that pro* > <m ' l'oiV w .li i v pin mod extensively m l th.it there will hr much ltvn com tnereia'. f< riillizers heuviht thl* year. A 1* 'naethrr the outlook ifl nnt as b'.ne an <.nne of the croakwv, would nuile It- up bear. I'HOMINRNT Kill >1 FAILS. Tln-y fJlve I'i? Krrn Tl???lr, lluviaa tu Secure Creditors. 7 , * V.-^ *1 ~ . lM?l| t lirlll l?ll I l^jji ii t , Neb., Jan. l.-*Ylie ftcip ot . Sun Co., oou'ractorts ??d ator bu!i(Jni'4. Iih* fulk'<Lini^^fc|H*?PT'' '?> K,vl' W.?regf?t "X to socuie fhi-ir credl m ?> . Owing- fo the fl iki nclaj deprc-slon of >h i/i.-i t\-w year., il:ey have been do i<s' I t t-e tu.vliif.vrt. la iL(i att.'inpr to iH-iiro their r.e-.Utorh ? )??? niv.noub* oi fl I'm have ttirn?-d over ..'I lleil ? oj'cny, incl tiding ilielr horn-- ? . T 11,11 luis l'li;Il dOXell* Oi v.* ??.?! raskn. T?X3.-. Iiui'ii* and .WjroftHyKSi iiri' S;at?<s ii??- other. - ,| I,. .- ; 1 1 i >in:ih i. f'rtjBWnt, Chicago, ? . ,1 i/ h cil i - ?? . ? ' ?*'s -r- j Ota LrftntlmnrW (lalnK. . '77 !y BoUlhei li A???oi:iAlfcti fl'CM. Washington, Dee. ill. ? 1 he wori^ N! ei?o.Uh,n? the o)d mansion on tte Squure whore Jame* O. y,. lied and where tno Seward unf^j ion was attemp ed. begun t aea tie la to be con?trucied irtli-li-a which were in xiw/f-ly Ir. Blaine dkd .tie u^,n'p^ " (?moved and t i* tho ?\aiUm' ? .ill tie appr pi la oly " .(?('apart foi-^th.it \iy Of ,'4 heat re. The tu'tuiiLX S0/tJ v ??11. commence w \u? ^ric/ ti ( ii.iiMlon hdB \3vy^luU .( the roo ma o ave rnanH'^^O. '" *? _?' ?7acK marb jf 1.? -Tweyty overjiow'ereJ e.v 8 ami rook J or :nu I'littll* li vVn railroad treat!* j,^.. t Ir* ^ou>r',t ''"f V* f ?*5vv- '? I MRV beaten allliMt W ,'t? ?'?? lynched. ) **"? m i ^Lmr^S4. ? A SpiVl*: rht'i. ^A8:e"Hera,d from Belma.' Ala., ?"ie*v ' ?}ackson' day ,"?> ?N<8elma waterworks wai Instantly in ulled" "by a steam l ut% u titiiutug off to . day. H Ir neck was broken and hla skull i rCrH^#Lct1' oxP'?9'on was caused by | ' ? rmtig too much prousurt on . I he ijol.l In which but a few poOnds of !/iiJ for. were In at the time. lil>M .1^' , ' M iiver n ' '"otton Mill In AI*b**Ufc, i A fwKK-lajwl Pre**. Km,,tn, Ala., Jan. 8.? A special Montgomery. Cald, from On d mien, Ala., Manufactur^| Co., , .. , /atro., ha? c!< iinilion day to>. . , a 50,000 aplni .n.l a |>ii blic p,ace> Washington. priij Nuilnal Oo!l?'jre. sChc ?pet'i*h \va? v?-ry upon ly liolb wliit< !ill?*tl with irnod rarttj living io-*| flu* parade \v? and \stici very ci*< T'rlmoi Pittsburg; mates of tbe/V ?<y? nA*"\?Ke -- . >?y fllKKlnK y^vred * car!\4.ro?i^A<>^. rldor. Th/ Th^y t<>1e ?nlloii lo c01H,?ttcr in*. \ c roturnedB^y *Te ^ o w*miC ' Hdr^Utflfc^Ke0* f oYita^ relo*? km. p.cnten# cv?rKc x? / Jfko./ 0r*?^nB w^. trial/?. ? ^,,^ch T)ia X **Wys that Llo nr|??* '** . v- Wan Kun * W vua0cv??ci appointed V.wT? Jin . *,""V*nd wil1 l^vo p?^??VlyTvVV ?S5fc^*bll^-*la . e3m th? fi" tndliSF^j-UnliyQ^^mroffd b ? # pi and Ne * dP?'w. W*? kn) |tf? of p'a-e by ? me "cedent ?fil ill" n o th# rlvo". "th* ?y broken donrn bv frelfftit'carft . In* ri?e track at thai - Th- hrkT**. was h? &#+*? r f i ?traction. Tfc# lnro_Jlj? wwtw. ~/fo p?n?'nm .S ~" .turm. H^wwkliTa 'ratntfi