"Dogali" and the protected cruisers and represented Italy at the international naval review in New York, held at the start of the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. The Exposition marked the 400th anniversary of Christopher Columbus's arrival in North America. Contingents from France, Germany, Britain, Spain, and several other nations also participated in the celebration. Later that year, "Dogali" and "Giovanni Bausan" were present in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil during the "Revolta da Armada" (Revolt of the Fleet), along with cruisers from Britain, France, Germany, Spain, and Argentina. The foreign warships were all tasked with protecting the interests of their respective nationals in the area. After returning to Italy later in 1893, she was assigned to the 3rd Department, which was stationed in Venice; she remained there through the following year. On 1 February 1897, "Dogali" was assigned to the Cruiser Squadron of the main Italian fleet, along with the cruisers , and . She remained in the Cruiser Squadron through 1903, by which time the unit also included the armored cruiser , "Giovanni Bausan" and the protected cruiser .