Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-11
HARBINGER OF PEACE.
Lord Salisburys View of the Czarowitch's
Visit to India.


Visit to India.
By Associated Pressl
LONDON. November 10.-The Lord Mayor
gave the customary banquet to the Ministry
in the Guild Hall tonight. Lord Sails
bury said he regarded as good omen of
peace throug ghout the world, and of general
entente among nations, the fact that the
Czarowitch was abont to visit India as the
guest of the Queen. He felt that this visit
represented the growth of friendly ideas in
Russia with reference to India-ideas that
were pregnant with benefit to both countries
and that afforded additional security for the
peace of Europe.
Touching the African agreements made
with France and Germany, he said they
tended to cement the relations of England
with those countries, while the negotiations
with Italy were making progress toward
successful issue. Although the dispute with
Portugal had not been SO happily arranged,
still the position did not justify any sinister
apprehension.
Referring to the trade with America, Lord
Salisbury said that the Mckinley tariff law
would certainly affect some portion of Brit
ish commerce. Free traders could rejoice
over the recent electoral victories as a pro.
test against extravagant and utterly selfish
protection. But they must not draw con-
clusions too rashlg. They must still face
the prospect of prohibitive tariffs. England
had no retaliatory systems, as she had re-
duced her tariff to the lowest point.
PETITION FOR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.
BRUssELs-A delegation from the RadI-
cal Association presented petition to the
Municipal Council to-day In favor of uni
versal suffrage. The authorities feared
there might be trouble, and the soldiers
were kept under arms in the barracks ready
for any emergency A great crowd of work.
men gathered around the Hotel Deville, but
there WAS no disorder, the throng dispensing
quietly after the petition had been pre-
sented.
SHAME DROVE HIM TO DEATH.
BERLIN-The Berliner Tdgebldtt records
the suicide of an army officer who is re-
ferred to by the paper as Colonel Won P"
1t appears that the unfortunate man was
recently compelled to withdraw from the
Union Club owing to his connection with
scandalous gambling affair. The disgrace
of this enforced retirement being more than
he could BEAR the unhappy officer blew out
his brains with a revolver.
STANLEY MATTER IN COURT.
PARIs-The Temps says the Stanley con-
troversy must be referred to a court of JUS
tice. The honor of civilization is involved
in the matter. Europe having supported
the enterprise with Its sympathies, suppos-
ing that it was inspired by philanthropy,
has right to know whether or not an expe-
dihon which was associated with unprece-
dented brutalities had any claim upon its
sympathy.
FIELD ON SOCIALISM.
LoNDoN-A meeting Of the Liberty and
Property Defenses League was held to-day,
at which Mr.. David Dudley Field presided.
Mr.. Field did not believe that the Socialist
theories which are now menacing and dis
turbing society would ever be generally ac-
cepted. Society might be tiercely shaken,
but it would not fall.
woRKMEN BURIED ALIVE.
PRAGUE-A portion of the roof of
house In course of erection in this city
collapsed to-day, demolishing q scaffold,
upon which number of men we're working.
Five dead workmen and six inj ured ones
have been ex.ricated from the ruins. Others
are still buried in the debris.
HoNoRING GARIBALDI.
PARIs-A committee, headed by M,
Schoelcher, a member of the Senate, has
been formed for the purpose of erecting a
monument to Garibaldi at Dion in COM
memoration OF the services he rendered to
| France during the Franco Prussian war in
| 1870.
THE CzARowITz AT PATRAs.
PATRAs-The CzarowItz arrived here
| to-day and was received by the local digni-
taries. He will visit Olympia, Epidaurus
and Mycenae accompanied by the Inspector
| General of Antiquities, and will 20 to
| Athens on Wednesday.
| RAIDED BY ARMENIANS
ERzERoUM-Five hundred armed Ar
menians gathered at Mador, on Russian
territory, yesterday ard made raid on sew
| eral Kurdish villages, killing five persons,
| The band was attacked and dispersed by
| Cossacks.
ALL OVER ITALY.
RoME-The Osseruatore Romano saws
| that the Pope's veto against Catholics par
taking in the elections applies to the whole
| of Italy.
ARRANGING FOR DUEL.
PAR1s-A duel has been arranged be-
| tween NJ. Deroulede and NJ. Laguerre.
They had row in the lobby of the Cham
ber of Deputies.
| BOULANGER GONE.
LoNDoN-It is reported that General
Boulanger has left the Island of Jersey for
an unknown destination.
FRENCH COMMANDER DEAD.
! PARIs-Vice Admiral Obrey, commander
of the French Levant squadron, is dead.
| Nav RuiId the State Tina