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, 1879-03-09
was not dead but quietly awaiting lifting op-
portunity, which the signs OF the times predict

was not dead but quietly awaiting a fitting op-
portunity, which the signs OF the times prsdlce
is at hand.
Capt. Condor replied modestly to this con-
gratulatory address. He said that he was en-
tircly unprcpared to make 4 formal reply out
he could only reitcrate the hope that was e1-
pressed in the address that the cause OF irlsn
liberty was not dead and not even sleeping
He encouraged his hearers to fall in with the
conciiatory feeling nov so prevalent anu
while never losing sight OF their great pr'nclp1e,
TO attempt to secure it By peaccoble means. He
was confident that an international sense OF
Justice would soon compel England to conceoe
to the Irish people the right Of self-goverumenf
for which they have so long contended in vain.
Miss Katie McPhelem, on behalf OF the lr1sn-
American ladies Of Chicago, then read the fol-
lowing address:
Honored Sir: On behalf OF your couutrywomen OF
We congratulate you upon your release from bond
age, where you suffered for love Q! Ireland, anu.
with all the generous warmth which 10 natural 10
the hearts of your countrywomen, We otter our
thanks and blessings to the God OF Freedom
and to those whom He made worthy 10 be the IN
struments of your delirerance TO the land Of your
adoption. We weep to contemplate the sacrifices
OF onr sons for our country; we are clatea win
joy when the world has proof that. Irish mothers
have not euckled "willing slaves"
Youfdrcw the sword when yonr adopted country
WIS in peril, and victory crowned the Union ana
tho Flag; you were unwilling to kheathc 1t until
you offered it for Ireland; thus like true cclt
America, and OF our race. Such example is worthy
the emulation Of our children tue rcmcmorance OF
America, and the gratitude Of Ireland. While
America has such citizens she need fear no foe; :;
while Ireland has such sons she will never despair.
The nanls OF Edward 0Mesgher Condor shall
ever be associated with all those patriots who suf-
fcred for ireland and liberty, and shall ever be with
us household word, and the hr5t prayer we snal
tcacn our children to lisp shall be, 'God save Ire
land"
In response to this the hero Of the evening
~ I..r}b 1rixh r1cInSfy his w1ft nj
preparation, a,id the fact that, having seen no
ladies for eleven years OF his life previous to bis
recent release, he was yet unable to make
a becoming reply to an address coming
from such charming friends. He was
free to say, However, that the
Irish ladies were always foremost in the battle
for liberty, and willin. to endure still greater
harllships than the men.
At tile conclusion Of the speeches an oppor-
tunity was given to make the acquaintancc OF
Capt. Condon and shake his hand in quiet pre-
vous to the public reception to be given at Mc-
Cormick Hall this evening.
, 1879-03-09
NEW YORK.

Speciai Dtspdsch to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, March 6.-4he Chicago wheat
transactions OF yesterday had little effect upon
prices here to-day. James r. Kecne did moth
ing in wheat, holding aloof as he claims to hare
done ever since he completed his large pur-
chases in the West, where he is believed to hold
about G000,W coo bushels. In regard to the III
legged forgery tc1egraphed to j. +. Fisher d Co.,
there were no lew disclosures to-day. MIR.
Keene left word with one Of bis brokers that he
would give $4,000 for the detection and conVic-
ton Of the sender Of the dispatch, which reads
as follows:
New YoEK, March CO. 4. Fisher d Co.;
Chicago: Sell whatever wheat, March or April.
market will take without declining more than
three cents, {Signed} kEENE.
This dispatch was the chief topic Of codversa-
tion at the Produce Exchange. Two opinions
prevailed regarding the transaction. Mr. kcenc
and those interested with him declare the mes
sage forgery. ~ am as positive it is a forgery
as am that1 know my own name" said one
of Mr.. Kcene's brokers. 's Mr. Keene never
sends such message as that except IN cipher.
There is no desire on his part to unload yet.
Our export call for wheat is enormous, the
largest we have had for years, and Mr.: kecne
expccts he can sell this spring at from Sll3 to
S125 a bushel." Another Ut his brokers de-
clared that Mr. Keene had never received ors sent
dispatch concerning his grain operations e1-
CEpL tuitL tA1E 41CSoA@G tAN VI
a clique Of large dealers in Chicago, and kcene
will ferret them out.
The Times says that, Notwithstanding these
positive assertions, there is an opinion
among business men and grain merchants
that the whole thing is farce, and
nobody knows better who wrote the dispatch
than Kcene himself. They laugh at the talk OF
forgery, aud the asserted offer Of a reward. 1t
is significant, they say, that although reward
is loudly talked about, it has not as yet been
actually offered. keenc, according to men who
have closely watched his recent operations,
might have had dozen different reasons Tor
wishing to sell bis enormous amount OF wheat.
The theory most generally considered correct
is that keene desired to "un!oad," provided
the market would stand it, 10 test the market,
and at the same time put whatever loss
that might COME upon other than his own
shoulders, the great speculator arranged to
hare the message sent to Fisher d 20. in such
a way that, if it seemed best for his own IN,
terests. he could repudate the order as forged
one, and let Fisher S Co. get out OF it as best
thew could. The head Of the Chicago firm
being now in Europe, the junior partner acted
upon the order without sufficiently careful ex-
animation, and began to sell as directed
The "test'' went on until it. became
evident that prices we're going toe
low to suit kcene's ideas Of profit,
and then it was discovered that Fisher T. Co.
we're acting under forged order.
On the other side It Is stated that Mr.. kecne
telegraphed ]. K. Fisher in Europe that he had
riycu no order 10 sell. and had no intention te
sell without surely rising market.
, 1879-03-09
CHALLENGE.

We will place the Cuticura in the hands OF Salt
Rheum patient, to be used by him as pcr directions
accommodating each box. without the advice or nt-
tendance OF physician. similar case shall be
selected ana the best physician obtainab'e pro.
cured, who shall use any one remedy he may e!ecs
from the standard medicines Of any hospital or
college and apply it personally his patient, and
if Cuticura does not more rapidly, permanently,
economically. and satisfactorily cure, than the
othcr then VIC to forfeit S'uo, to bc dsVoteu 70
any chariiable medical institution the referee
mEy select.
, 1879-03-09

as to the cattle disease here is entirely false.
The business Of fattening cattle for the East
with slop-feed is mol carried on here at all, or
even in this neighborhood.7 Cattle SO fed in
Peoria, Terre Hatlte, or Vincennes, the nearest
place to this where the business Is carried on,
are not sent to this market for eale. The cattle
received here during the past year and this year
to date have been noted as unusually healthy,
and Tile disease etp1euro-pneumonia)is is not known
here. isaac II. KNOX. Vice-President.
, 1879-03-09

.or LAMBERT, President OF the Popular Life
1,sr,ance Com pany, was temperance apostle.
I.hon he was in Jail for dctrauding the Com
'.,r he grote book on Temperance and three
t,ois IN physiology. The Doctor was an ab-
s,.,ner even from tea and coffee. 1t is pity be
mt an abstaiuer also from things that do not
,.,onq to him. Temperance in oil things is more
somnrehensivc principle than total abstinence
trorn the use Of Intoxicating drinks.
, 1879-03-09
(q9tticuraa i a
The Great Skin Cure,


The success attending the use OF this great rem
cly in the treatment of Affections OF the SKIN and
Scalp with Loss OF HAIR is astonishing. From ev-
cry part Of the country come the most oratcful ac-
acknowledgements of what might be called mtr:e'-
lous cures. Mcssrs. Weeks t. Potter extend their
thanks to all VIM have spoken q .ood word for
Cuticura and the cnticurn Soap. and Will tnank-
fully receive reports OF new cases wherever thty
occur. So confident arc they that this new and
original remedy possesses greater healing proper.
ties than were ever before known to The Medical
profession, that they do not hesitate to make the
following
, 1879-03-09
CATaIk3kRd REMEDIES.

The above cus partially illustrates the new method
Of enccting EAplC anl rEEHANGSr ~: cure oE
TuUl,UUGilLY C1.EANSES. and Then medlcatea inc
pOSTEi:IUI: NASAL CAVITY. and every sufferer has
learned or Will learn, by experience. that No otaes
method will cure po.t-n3s2s cAtarrn.
Hr Williamson the inventor tAte C1tntc3l Ply
s;can in the Medical Department OF the University OF
New York k now II Gh!eao & and H. dG5rs5 sTf, III inter-
it cuscS the very simple reason tnat goes TEhs
to THE SPGT. The instrument gle ahses frona w.lhln
rion: the proper remedies THEN applied TO this clean
surface effect, necessarily. rapid cure
'rhs Operation Is aerceable and easily performed
All interested Invited TO call and examine the ID
strn,cnt and witness ts operation. free OF cdafKe
ia East Madisou-st-. daily, from TO l.
send stamp for pamphlet
, 1879-03-09

4ioAA ~ 49, -. .1nr3, l>hnr q in,n,e1iatclv |
llasnco through NY 1n'au , ana *d taia-ronbnd
timized by ooeus o'spat;.'. se.r ~
swer quick with the sending Of sns n aae 5,qppeo
sc1]ing,-having then disposed ol 2'5oo'ooo pusn-
D1o you nEaa aSa.n ~. ded aneeHs a,e,oto, r.
ics, Iast1s at.ei ~, ,s an.;,s- h
when nc sta.eu .1ae trc a }l'rthar tan .ne
sac WIS o.d uaI .nnt st.na ~ nv
graphG ~ a1u ~. tuoA o'eps ~ o"'
bacK al! the wheat coulo ~.
Dlo you Eee o0n any nan ~ t, tne aieernoon: !,
ou ,,n 80 as;,;o. ~, n1 " ~ ;,
nau Io, ~ ma; ;. ~ ~ o;a1 Ha.'h.om. 49, -
nao "Gaaceo' ~! ~ ~ " AZ nuo"a a n.1e
tne teeslan "as ooeua' enM 10 u uuss ~ou.a nA'e
rh re " - ~ Ffio, n;rbt " oe r.-
,:of =. Ge.,a u,t.te4 ~, p"A'' ~ 1A'o'
1'eu ~ ~ yoa ut. -, .,,,. r;+ a;,outoa ,,,,
,,;,;on ~ rhnnrh nan I'll ro s,nnt verv ,ittio
During the night. + 1nade up nv mind that
everybody would be on the uuI vive to know
about the dispa1ch, and SO resolved to:keco
stiff uppcr-lip As l said before, it was MY only
aiIs saiyation.'' p ~
"lt was q rrcat stroke not to employ profess
sionol hroEcrsn
tsYes: It would never have done 70 have
taken those fellows who arc known to the
trade as brokers solely. Henry Norton, repre-
scnting David Dows d Co., and Cobb, Of Baker
with their mid could nu1, through, They each
bought a million for me-,
ut is suspected by some that instead Of be-
inr a loser Won are q winner. after all, on the
dra11n
u voe u ron1,ea Mr. Fisher with a slirht
,hroi.i :. Ihpnch+ - -, h.n',- ~ 's s,ade iess
tha :; sn'd t,,+ ~ +ha.a -. ~ssn;t "rn IN f.
than It was SOLO, but thefe Masn.t enousn ~ 4, J"
to Induce me to go through the STRAIN again..
II IS reporteu tnat heene's NV Ao1A
pF9Aels arc xSly ln!u oss. e.e @ 10y m from,
1eS} om'tn q L'Shtnel eot u u'epaaen l.o.n
huius HATCH You nao oetteF see tncia aoou'
H. a..
have you any laea As 10 tue autaof u ulc
Dosus o1spatcn; ,r .,,,.,,.u :. x,,.
Not lae sliSntest: ,std meec tonS nro" ~ *Io +ho
provision Market, put tn1s IS ~ ,1ousGlse, ~ l..
was me work OF some lelioM WY llao necn n on
inc s1ort slue stl"Eht tntuusa .ne usA' s'S. -;
last' Uecemoer. hecon!nS oSspeia'c ~ n'e
constant los5es' ne fe6o''cu " ule
1NFAMY or BOGUS DISPATCH
with hope of saving himself. Doubtless be
has s11cccrded,n
Have YOU any idea that the perpetrator may
be discoyered?"
~ understand that Keene will put the affair
into the hands Of the detectives Should he do
So. I would advise them to work this end Of the
linc,n
AT this moment three or four Of the boys who
had not been IN the deal camcup to extend their
! congratulations. und the reporter withdrew.
Tie scribe snhseauently dronped into the Of
flee of Smith & Ligntucr, anu was furnished
with the following:
NEW YonK. March s.-S,nith d Liqhtner, Chi
| caqo: keene viii my $40, 600 for the detection
Of the party who sent the order signed Keene di-
1ecting Fisher s. Co to sell wheat He thinks
it is regular conspiracy, in which several people
arc engaged. to orenk the grain and:provison mar-
kes. Give this Information 10 Cnicaeo papsFs1. r.
, 1879-03-09
Cutjcura Resolvent,

Is the only remedy that can successfully cope with
crrnfuta Scrotulous, caucerons, and CankGf
Tu1uor. Ulcers and Sores. The reason 1t Is No Is
founu IN it, ability attuck and destroy the germs
OF inherited and contagious diseases 1t strikes Ut
I'm rnnt Of the great cause Of disease, poison
horn of scrofu1a and mercury. Under its healing
and restorative influence the elements OF health
sunpluut those OF dlscase. The life-b]uod- freed
frnrn coryup ping impurities bF the Rcsolvcnt,
huiids 10 ana uea,,tl;es every part Of tile human
anatomy with the radiance OF perfect health.
Il should also bc taken when the skin - hot and
Dry. the sytem fesesish. tho liver torpid tue bow
shattered by n,ularial or anti periodic disease.
, 1879-03-09
kEENE WAR.

The Drs AIcChesney, in establishing their popu-
lar dental institution have proven during the past
ten years that t-cass dentistry, in all its
branches, can be afforded al one-third the prevail
ing prices, They will continue to control the
dental patronage of the city, and they ought to.
Think Of it, the best and finest set, S. Clark and
Randolph streets.
, 1879-03-09
NEW STYLES IN HATS,

Messrs. A. Bishop t. Co., the veteran hatters,
are not only first in the market with the spring
styles OF mems soft and silk hats, but they aro
also showing variety Of very pretty new styles
OF soft and stiff hats for youths and children.
In this department they are unequaled IN the
ritz
, 1879-03-09

The New York Times could hardly find words
n r,nress its disapproval OF the silver move
,,snta rear ago; but it now gives reasons for
h.ltrins that the decline in the price Of silver
n, exhausted itself, and that an appreciation In
thp r,1ue Of the metal may be looked for. This
!, rtcsely the result that THE TRIBUNE and
o,her advocates Of the RECOMMENDATION Of silver
nrrdfted, and for predicting it they were yari-
nus1y abused in several languages.
, 1879-03-09

No newspaper established rs i personal and
partifan organ Tor campaign purposes Is worth
the paper it Is printed on.
, 1879-03-09

In getting ready for the city elections ta1pay-
ers must remember that bummcrs grayttate to-
1.nd the Common Council rs matter OF
course, while good men have to be driven,
hen,cd and pulled there.
, 1879-03-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A Branch of Trade which - hastepin2 TO
Swift Decay.
The past week has not been good one Tor
marriage licenses there has ocen iallns OIL
of ten as compared WIN Inc previous
week. The total number for the six days eud-
ing With Saturday Was seventr-one The Lenten
season is mainly responsible for the.decrease.
Following is the list:
, 1879-03-09

:urLW. FoRSE1 prints in his new paper,
u,ror,ss, long and laudatory notice Of Mr.
MI. BE says that the editor Of the Sun is
y h.,rt and soul Republican," but has" turn
a nth disgust from the corrupttons resulting
from long war and the canser OF long
1.,ceu Mr. FoRSEy seems to be hard to suit,
tstxeen bis long war and his long peace; alld
IL n.ya, for Republican, is altogether the
,nost curious politician c1tant.
, 1879-03-09
RAYARD TAYL OR'S REMAINS.

NEW YORK, March 8.-'rhe steamship Ge!lert,
bearing the remains of Bayard Taylor, is ex-
pccted here Wednesday. The vessel will enter
the harbor with her flags at half-mast, and after
landing tho passengers the officers and crew, IN
full uniform, will assist In the landing OF the
remaina.
, 1879-03-09

AL that is necessary to make bad Alderman
Is for good men to stay away from club meet
ings and primaries.
, 1879-03-09

Tie CuT1cunA REMEDIES are prcnarcd by WEEKS
s. PorrER, Chemists and Druggists, 800 Washing
ton-st :. boston. and for suie by all druggists.
Price OF CurtcunA, small boxes, soc: large boxes.
coii1aini ns two and oneha!f times the quantity Of
small, 81. I.EsoLvEST, 81 per bottle. CurlcuEA
cents. 80
, 1879-03-09

The Democratic party on the West Side de-
eided last fall that MILES kEnoE was d better
man than CARTER HARRISON. It should put Its
best man forward for Mayor. Let US have
MILES.
, 1879-03-09
pRof. SWINGS NEW CHURCH

is to be erected On the southeast corner OF State
and Randolph, Immediately opposite DR.. Cum
mns' Dental Rooms. 20 State street. Best set
teeth, 81. Filings half-price. All work war
rnnted
, 1879-03-09

Novelties in silycrwarc and plate for wedding
gifts at Hamilton, Shourds & Co.'S.
, 1879-03-09
BLACK GOODS, Etc.
II BLACK
GOODS.
BLACK GOODS, Etc.

We have determined to open
the season in Black Cashmeres
by Offering two numbers (as a
1eader) of the celebrated LU-
PINS BLACK CASHMERES
at go and 76c, making them the
finest goods in this market for
the money. The fact that We
never before have owned the
goods to sell under rs and 9Oc
should be sufficient to insure
examination by every close
buyer, and every dealer and
wearer Of this class Of goods.
, 1879-03-09

No newspaper possesses influence simply be-
cause it is newspaper. It must have charac-
, 1879-03-09

- -r;tnout his consent. It is, however, an
topI .,,ss;on whether the objection Of Mr.
QUO. n.r.u is III this instance tudieious. The
Aihl4f - t,e letter, the person to whom 1t was
*',ls. *.s.od and even the author OF the book in
aaa.s - snncared are dead; aud it does not ap-
Tlns4 .,st any body could be injured BY the pub
pe1a ~ Miss MARTIN EAu's views She
'eat ~ certainly be the lastperson in the world
:. al for their suppression.
, 1879-03-09

rne charge against the integrity Of Gov.
49,. mr. i1eycloped in the course Of the late
one Hs.t;o,tion in Tennessee caused much pain at
is' s'yo-tl. where the Governor was remembered
u. ,o,,1ntic nun Of positive convictions aud
a. g. h,ghest courage. His character had never
hetore he, been assailed in manner to injnre it,
.nd usi il seemed pity that, when he was in his
s eraye, it should be snirched. 1t is pleasant to
notice that dcfense' and apparently sa1he'cnt n
uas' INV one of the five who, it is saia contrib
w., n f1,e amount presented to Gov. BROWN
1rr~ u.. has explained that the amount given to
49, 49, RpowSlow was realized on profits from
-. .sre of Tennessee bonds, and that it was d
tssa-rill ~. offering from personal friends Of the
rorornor. 1t is not believed that the Governor
e e,d any connection with the transaction: Maj.
r. .os always regarded him as man of pure
character.
, 1879-03-09

Of the teeth with gritty preparations. The teeth
are too valuable to be trtlcd with. When gone.
YOU must nave false ones or gum yourself
through life. Use Sozolont, which contains no
grit. II cleanses the mouth and vitalizes the Sc
, 1879-03-09
AN ERROR RECTlFIED.

ErtcI0{ DlSI1ECH 70 1Ht 771ot-Fe -
N.rroN11 SrocK-YARDs, ILL.,. March o.-1our
snecial from Washington in yesitrdaS's psptr
, 1879-03-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

LATE ISSUES:
14s-Char1es Ma1cy by Charles Lever-.....-- 800
4i5-iicart and Cross by Mrs Oliphant- lE
Ii3-Viya. by Mrs. Forester.
4;3-Ssn Slick England by r G. tlahuEton :s0s
j72--icben!,aul's Vow By Amelia 3. Edwards -. --oc
Woman q Fashion H. " hnais Euxasd.
-, - - ~ t.Itrt, Nv Nies II r. kradd0n.
.co tnt.H iii; Nv ieorrc Wanytlle Fem. -I0c
49, is,inn ~ ~. Hcnrr Wn,d 100
7oo-o!Vsa1 Vr,s ;Jrs' hatfI ~ . ...........loo
7oo@oiTa. J.s.nn,1 f,,lfl ..,,,..........1DC 1DC
a- nI 1910 h. hmiir GahOrau nrst h3If. .1Oe
.a-cvai hs ih.rfes Jexer.. -.
W ~ Wits part lUo
rn =! -a,ia. Eirhfs fart .lOe
1he u ~ ~ Miss III E. Braddou ..0c
thc t1,ni, str;,uwr,n
4R-S Sant5. ~ sho Tnrhvcns nv Miss Nulock. lux.
t'1-nuc Last s.r,r1.n ~ Ecu Macdonald,
~ Ev Hertt,old Auerbach 1oc
4:,t-ntttG 80 .. S0r hv E. Naftt.. ..uc
+-An odd Couple by r. Ia iii =; Il; f
For sal bY uew<dc4iers at aboys prices aad
oai on receipt Of II cents for 10 cent n9m9Sts an1
.ents for ~ sent numbers. oy Gtots1s Ao-$n"' - ~
- Vunde water-st,, New York
, 1879-03-09

The youngest maiden was recorded as II
years old, aud the youngest bachelor as 20 years.
The oldest woman was IS years and the Oldest
man SIS years. The greatest disparity in ages
was tint Of a man Of 81 years who got the docu-
mcnt to marry woman Of 81 years. A youth
OF 4S years took to himself blushing maiden OF
tic same age. One license bore the Authorization
It div" opposite the woman's name, which means
divorced, and one young man insisted on the
clerks writing his (the young man's) name on
the license, and he put his private "X'' upon
it attcrward. One young man was under age,
the necessary consent Of parents and guardians.
Tic eentlcmanly clerk who struggles with the
applicants for licenses has great difficulty in
getting many of them to spell their names and
those Of their af1ianced brides correctly, but he
ALWAYS succepUS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-28
FOREIGN.
torIley,

A RICH petroleum spring has been
discovered Mt Polar, in Galicia.
MARIO, the once famous tenor, is said
to be insane in Paris.
TIE emperor Of Germany celebrated
his Send birthday on March 22nd.
THE state council has resolved to re-
store capital punishment in SNitzer-
land.
STORMS continue to sweep over Aus
trim causing great damage and loss of
life.
TIE ant-slayery advocates in Spain
arc agtahng the abolition question with
great zeal.
THE French Atlantic cable is broken
l6l miles from st. Pierre, Miqueron,
III 500 fathoms of water.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch reports that
eight officers of the Imperial Guard
have been arrested rs Nihilists,
A PEsrH dispatch says one hundred
and twenty thousand persons We're
rendered homeless by the recent over
flow.
A PARIS special says the expenses of
the International Exposition were 90,
coo, 900 francs; the receipts amounted
to 30000,000.
TIE situation Mt Mandaley, in India,
continues to grow more and more
alarming. Complete disorder rcigns,
and the British troops would be gladly
welcomed.
THE German shipping trade is very
much depressed, and large number Of
the owners Of sailing vessels have de-
cided not to put them into commission
this spring.
MANY avalanches have recently oc-
Cured in the Austrian Tyrol. AT
Bleiburg ten houses were crushed, forty
persons killed, eighteen seriously in
jured, and fifteen missing.
SAYS Szegedin cablegram Of March
10Th: Five thousand two hundred out
of the ten thousand houses have fallen,
and ono thousand nine hundred per-
SONS were drowned. The waters are
subsidlng and tho adjacent towns are
out OF danger.
TnE London Times criticises severely
the new Canadian tariff, and says, i'll
concluding u long editorial ON the sub
ject; "The tariff that has been pro
duced in obedience to the call Of gen
cral election is rs unwise Ms il can he.
There is no branch OF industry which
will not be crippled by it.
PINro, the Portuguese explorer, who
has crossed Africa, telegraphs; II strug.
gled with hunger, thirst, natives, floods,
and drouth. | have saved I'LL my pm.
pers, twenty geographical charts, many
Typographical maps, three volumes "
notes, meteorological studies, drawings
and diary of complete explorations
Of the Upper Xlmbasi, with seventy.
two catancts,
DURING the coming summer S,ooC
Italians will leave Tarranta for III,
southern coast of New Guinea to estab
| lish colony to be called italia The
initiators and leaders Of the enterprise
are Menotti Garibaldi and q fellow