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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
ryrpv MORSE IN THE VILLAGE WRECKED

,ouisv,tlc Ky.. April 1T Is Just learned tha'
,,mor,s rcrry Henry County, was almost DESTROYED
-, ,h. ,ornndo The village. composed of less u"n
,wo dozen houses is considerable distance from any
railroad The houses were not far apart. ana all o'
,,cm were directly in the course of the tornado
Mo, women and children were buried Dcneath TIE
runs Not house remained standing. ana TIC sir
rounding country was covered with "rechasc ,'S
I.rro Thomas. the wife OF farmer. was found dead
-, A., IA, -, , large tree about 100 wards from her
home Nn infant child oi "a farmer named Fletcher
wns found under the ruins OF it' iathcrS hou,c;;
sn,oth,icd seven or eight persons were iJWcu
b,dIv Int none fatally. Those who escaped nJurt.
immediately took the Others In charge ana carried
NAMED until morning. The property loss Will amounl
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
DECREASING TIE TAX on BANh STOCK
4 BILL N THE NEwJrnsEY Lie.sLNTvKE AZ
FECTiNG MrNit!PNL EIVENUiS.

FECTiNG N-Nit.PNL EINENUI>.
Trenton. y. J April l>pcda'l.-Ihcrc VA, sciisa
ton among city Official, tonight when il va, lchih"l
that bill decreasing the taA on National bank s'" j.
had pass,d the senate la-t "Wednesday and ~, strongly
supportod I'm the House. At prc.cnt bank stock o.
taxed al the local rate about per cent "h N1c
market value Of the stock. which average, more IMAM
- per cent above par. The bill IN que. ton reduce
TN, tax mills on The dollar aud pro'idc- thii INC
sock shall be assessed al the par ValHc 81 the At
thus lcyied one half Is e. be given 10 the stat" ana
the municipality would thus get only , mills on TIC
dollar Of par value. IT. effect would be 7" Icd"''
the income Of cities from bank STOCK to jess thn Sle
seventh Of the amounts realized AZ pre- cnt. The b
was introduced by senator Picncr, Of Camden III t'
Interest Of Camden bank and the NatlonaI banks
throughout the state OF favor IL warmly, a.
it would relieve them materially. city Counsel CONT
Of Newark. said tonight:
The b would destroy legislation that mas bcch
subjected 70 the scrutiny Of the United state, supreme
Court and would sweep away source "i W'"""
Of the greatest importance T. Newark ana al ''e'
having National bank stock In any amount Every
bank In Newark pays 10 per cent dlNInehn alu
the present tax Is borne ,d,y and !, aIwdyS 'v', yea
IN fan. To disturb IL now would be a hdiu DO" |"
Newark. while there is no plea on which si'h ,dhso
could he based save that Of intense self ,lncs>. M
effort secure reconsideration IF the bill r.ht III
the senate failed and "A strong clOrt VIII be made
TO defeat IL by the municipalities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
HIS DISC USE DID NOT ATiIL.
4 GERMAN UIGuwAYMAN And MURDERER ARA
RESTED FOR KILLING HIS WILL
WISCONSIN,.

Ashland Wis. Apr.l : lSpccian-Joscph Fouck''
the Ashland County murderer. j. captured lie wa
taken in Bc,sc's lumber camp near Eutcrnu'. whcr'
lie worked all winter in di-cu>c. In fit Of Jealous
frenzy he murdered his wife the Wisconsin Central
Railroad track near Mcs1. The crime was com
mlIcd on july -. and it i stated that the two
cyc-wtnesscs have Identified Fouc, ond all doubt
He stabbed his wife with dull iacld,nifc and lci;
the weapon sticking IN her BODY.
District Attorney Ro,-nan says that ten wears ago
Foucls, Who is not les than thirty hvr year, of age.
was wcllknowh mghwayman IN Germany. lll'
latest exploit there was the robbery Of mail coach
In order 10 get away he found it necessary 10 shoot
and one male passenger. and L. Kill woman
pas-cn ger outright After that he fed io America.
ON tho way over, he fell IN with party - ''cinhN-
from another province Who had Know III, la'"Sr, o't
them was 4 beautiful young davghtcr. by assldn"u'
attention. Foucks her confidence and rnlnel her
Foucks. who was wanted in Germany for the mali
coach robbery and murder. The Consul was moved ~
mercy By the that FOucks's relative were people
in good position he took the money stolen from The
mail coach and allowed his pisnncr o free fOutk,
came Vest on a ticket furnished him by the Consul. ana
after eight nine In the far West. ~ 'hAn'c
settled the ncghhorh,od in which his victim oi IN"
ocean voyage living with her people The 'erIutn'
forced him the girl. lie uneasy ahoni IN"
past. suSpcctinc that his wife Wa irving I" bctN
him to tie authorities In the East lie watched hcr
MS suspicious correct. wrote letter u supposed
friend, in Germany. These person promptly m
formed the German Consul NJ Ne" YORK. VINO hr
meantime received orders to get Iuuchs c'af or AlN'
The Consul sent instructions tp District Attorney Ross
man. II j, probable that II Ioucks c-capes summary
Justice AZ ropes end hc viii fret ." tried here for
be hanged will have f. meet the charge oi nufdcrhs
the woman IN the German mail coach ten year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
CHIPPEU1S NEAR STARTATON
MISERY on TIE SHORES OF LAC COURT D.
OREILLES IN WISCONSIN.

OREILLES IN WISCONSIN.
Ashland. Wis, April (SpcciaD The Daily Press
to determine The truth falsty Of the stories about
suffering among the Chippewa Indians on the rescrv'-
tlon at Lac Court d'Oreics, sent reporter to the
scene. lie found that the Indians are reduced al.
most to their last sack Of -four and that unless relief
is speedily obtained there is likelihood that many
of the aged and nfrm VIII die of starvation. There
is left to the Indians less than 3O,OO0,00O feet Of
pine and unless the Indians are allowed 70 cnt and
dispose of it now at fair prices. there VIII he little OF
1t left in five years more. Then. destitute OF pine
and dependent entirely upon stumplan which the
Government has never taught its wards 10 tl their
condition will be a miserable one. The Indians are
Io7s in number and have two villages 10000
acres Of land At present they not allowed 10
cut the timber sell their land except by way
of trading with the Government which offers to take
it in return for supplies furnished Ageh,
Leahy in charge Of the reservation. re
ported to the Interior Department the urgent
need for immediate help and Appropriation ot
s75 900 was voted promptly. Just at the time when
the money was TO he spent for supplies. special
agent came here heard one side OF the story ana
departed to report that there was TO want or need
of help. That is how il happens that with S'3.ooo
appropriation at hand. these Indians are allowed Z"
suffer the greatest privation vcrgnc on starvation.
Federal cmplovcs know that il will be only a few
years at best before the Indians must get their living
ont Of the ground or starvc. Yet the Government has
never offered to give sell it, wards farming
fool or TO teach them how to got living from the
ground 4 post farmer socallcd is stationed among
Them without tool, appliances Of any Kind, or
even any announcement In his work from his supcrors
An attcnpt is made to teach the rudimcnts Of reading
writing and arithmetic b, several hundred children in
Il tumble down shed hardly large enough Tor fortN-
five students Catholics and PreSby tcrians are DONG
what thcy can in small way to feed and educate the
hcipicsS children hut make little hcadway owing 10
other adverse circumstances loHl'N d-l"'' II -
notorious that during several administrations the
policy Of the Government toward tc-c indians, 80 isr
from being pacrnal has been that OF an eNactnS land
lord to "A poor tenant. The Indians have paid III
nine and other con -dcraions for bread and they
Get crust by begging for IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Berlin. April 1T appear that Emperor Williams
recent order with reference (" commissioned officers
in the army doe, not increase the pay. but lower,
The scale ~ private income, necessary 10 secure
commits ions, Hereafter -pirani. for commissions In
the Rides. Foot Artillery and Pioneers need have
private income, oi mo- more thtn - inhrh, month";, q.
those who GEEK curul sion, ln the Field Artillery -
marks monthly, and n tn" cavalry 100 mark, monthly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Dublin. Apnl ." Tie Freeman. Journal SAYS that
Major L. Ciron. who became noofon, because ~ th"
ic-tmony given Us hlm :or " The Time" bcfprc the
rarncl rommi sion. }, now living in suburb 81 Lon.
don. He has grown gray beard and uueti'hc.
which have 40 completed, changed h appearance that
hi- most iniimat' friends 'nuld not recognize him.
The JoufiAi~ also thii be- hl, been promised u
further Government engagement iu Australia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
4 MILK WAR N ORANGE COtNI1'
oprx,yG sKrRMlsu OVER THE PRICE FIXED BY
THE PRODUCERS UNION.

Novhurc. y Y, April "A milk war Is OH III '''',
,o.,io, ~ Orange County The milk producers
branch union ha, made a stand against ''e cream,
crymcu and since April all the crean'erles n'' .
boon hoycotted except where the farmers
I'm, II will probably be brought INTO hhc ASo' ~,
creamery men refuse 20 agree Ia u'c "'.'" , o
tie farmers are keeping back '''" ''''" ~, ,ro
u" 49,, t,r,cr. VA. surprising. A., with the one
.,.,,,,n named they have complied with the ordcr
man The producers, branch union :
r",S,nc y, meeting in Ncwnurs today to d'''', the
..tmatlon and determine what further a'o" ~ ''"r,
N a meeting here today of the Homer h'n'''c' .
fermentation Union. branch Of the MIX iiou''cr'
,.,, thor, wa, adopted resolution o. thr cn',u ,
hlpl', ~ mat branch should Withhold thclr
MIX mix until further orders from tRe eNe.u'Ne % tT
niifce Of the branch nnon ana ''' '.r u .h min,
"'.'t man IA New York CITY 20 srH all th' hi.i~
-rhvM ~ hrauch union. such cicamrTes a. nave
nunci co operative socice- are cNoopV" , mi r in
"'" ,,,na,,v with the union regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
ROBBED ny THEIR DETROIT MANAGER IN 1897.

Detroit. April (>pecial.-A NJ. stanton, who for
five or six years had been resident partner and man
aqcr Of the Detroit Office OF g. X. Sl>nrc'S sons
tcrously disappeared March - 1857. An agent was
Sent ON from New York. who soon found that stan
toms accounts were about $4,000 short An advcr
uscmcnt 10 the effect that stanton was no longer
connected with the sistarc house wa, Immediately
pulIi, he'd and created sensation In Detroit society,"
I'm which he was widely and favorably known. When
o,,ed how the shortage occurred the New York
agent Of the firm said d" first noticed that stanton
accounts were not sufficiently protected abont mohh
before his disappearance. lie had neglected to h'r
,h u,rcins | smoke to the firm about the matter
and they pressed him to remedy the defect sian
nn rrnlicd that the for whom he was aclnS were
nil rsht financially, but needed Il littc tihc, As
c name sent all tho" pf pciioit h'u i'NN"i
ABLY known to the firm the aiiar seemed on Us & inoc
IN lac AN rcht. Eut stanton had used ihrlr LlncS
without the slightest authority t. cover up ms Own
nryntc spcculation,. The firm believed III SianIun
~ such An extent that lie might lu,t - wen naNc
taken ten times The amount he ara ''hc' ~ S",o =,
S,.nton,s dicappcarancc no cifort has been Hauc ~
discover his address or to prosecute him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08


pbiladclphia April 7.-Th" only member ~ the
firm ~ Ge,rgc K Slsiarc', sons who has lived in
Philadelphia was Douglls llilscr who died at his
home here about week ago after two weeks hln'>''
Al The time 81 hi, death there VA, quiet talk on thc
street that Mr. Illlscrs accounts with the trm were
heavily ovcrlrawn. but public announcement of
the afalr hac been mtic until the receipt 0f the dl'
u,t,h,, from Tcw.Noih today announcing the failure
nf the firm I'm consequence II dcfalcauon In the
plil,dclphia Office At the Office Of the hrm 80 10
south Iinh st. nothing could be learned this after
noon regarding the matter couple ~ Young clerk,
were the only persons I'm the oiec ana thcN informed
all inuuircI, that they had been Instructed 10y the
firm in Sew York To- gave no iuiOrnlil" 10 lhc PubH
hcyond the statement that the h1h hid suspended
payment They referred all ne" paper reporters to
the Sew York Office for information. .
Baltimore. April 1.-t'cvrg" j. lio"'ii VINO repre-
sent, in this city the New ork holsc 1i ncorec h;
~l,ialr.', sons, has been informed of the failure Of
nj, prncfpa. lie -ays baltimore honsc 4 affected.
Caleb H. Needles. VINO acted as manager OF tho
office of ~-arc', sons located at the tolonadc Hotel
pccnatcd in stocks through Philadcphia brokers and
lost large amount Of money. cNa'iy now nluch ne
did not know but he thought IL wohld reach the sum
stated In the New York dispatches t21oOOO) Morris
Sistarr II Is said has been In thlN city iOr nearly
month past strengthening out the affairs OF the Phila
dcphia branch.
Mr. llilcer who lived I'm rented house at No.
2iO >prncc-t.. with his wife and one child. died
March - of typhoid fever. the family Indignantly
deny the runor tina; hr committed suicide. lie was
in for tro weeks proviOu, tn his death. and during
The last three DAYS Of his life he was unconscious
from the effects of hi, disease. reputable ply
sican who attended Him during his illness, certified
that he died Of typhoid fever. Mr. lIgcr was about
forty wears old. He came TO this city from New
Yorl when his firm established its branch years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

,rxxsvrv,Xr\ STATESMAN SINKING
R\plpLY-UNABLE TO KNCo"Ni|h
HIS FAM LY

Washington April (>pcciaD.-tN speaker "','''', ,''
/, I'm a DYING Condition. " TACT ""'" - Nv" ai,,'
- - .u.,a, ,v his family. Intl to-day his VIC.
w to, mos, faithful in her after dance upon MN.
' ,,, .tron- in the hope and expectation th'' ho'
husband would pull through Sow she Is p'ep",c' 'o'
','' ~, ,.,.,,,,l Mr. Randall has been low All "aN
Durnr me lat trH GSqr' apparSa %S St th" % he
i|r'"EEn, re- H., .,,.,dily and his death i imminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
SISTARE'S SONS SUSPEND.
DEFALCATION IN THE PHILADELPHIA
BRANCH.
THE PARTNER THERE. WHO IS NOW DEAD AN
EMBEZZLER TO a LARGE AMOUNT-HOPlNG
TO RESUME s-DIFFICULr TO
MAKE An ESTIMATE OF THE LOSS.

TO RESUME BtSlNESS-DlFElCULT ~
MAKE Az ESTIMATE OF THE LOSS.
The suspension of the stock brokerage firm OF
George X Sstarc's Sons, at No. IL Broad-st,
was announced yesterday afternoon at the Stock
Exchange Accompanying the announcement was
the confession that there had been large de-
falcation in the Philadelphia branch of the house.
Wall Street was somewhat startled by the news.
but there were not a few concerns whose sur
prise was lesscned by the fact that recent indi-
cations had come to them pointing to the weak
cning financial condition of the suspended house.
According to the statements made in behalf Of
George X Sistarcs Sons the suspension is cN-
pcctcd TO hc only temporary. One member Of
the firm SAYS that the house hopes TO resume
business this week. The failure created no eX-
element in the Stock Exchange, but there was
considerable comment INDUCED in. owing to the
reputation which had been enjoyed for many years
by the house.
The letter sent 70 President William Lanman
Bull, announcing the failure, read as follows
Owing to the discovery Of very large defacaton and
on part Of late resident partner in
phadcuha We arc compelled suspension.
All bought and sold BY to-day will be delivered
and paid for.
Under the rules Of the Exchange. there were
bought in for account OF the suspended firm
1000 Texas Pacific second income bonds. 100
shares OF Pacific Mail stock Loo shares Of 81. Paul
common, 200 shares Of AtchsOn. Topeka and
Santa Fc 40O shares of National Lead Trust.
and aOO shares of American Cation Oil Trust rc-
n,, rIo .a, ,,ar, 80 tho outst,ndin,
''P'' III. e''"" paw " -,
c"h'rHc'S "l 'hc concern WIS sc'"'" pil'"'N'
The only member Of the firm who could he seen
hv rcnoricrs in the afternoon was Harold Clemens
a., i, wv 49, ; m lilo, -, nresont
WIN '''" w '"' h''N u" w
Of the extent Of liabilities or ot the amount
of the dcfalcotion We are buslv engaged on
- rir. and ,,.lr ,,o I,,c all tho facts and
'"' %"'''' '"' ~ -, 'loI =, ,,a,,o
u''''IS III ""' p"sS'ss'"h W. WI" ~ S''' w. ''',0
everything public. All We care 10 say now Is
what has been given officially to the Stock En-
o,oo T. tho lof,i.o,;o, o,-cr el0 0O OnO
les. mn now mu'h more caHho' S'"'e ~"
c,n dcny cmphaficallv that the suspension was
aro ,o any conpcctio, ot our, with any rail-
,.. -; ,i W,
way or - any "P'''N""S "H""N'i Al '"' Wv"
York office We hope 10 be able 10 resume DuSl-
roc. ,ti. wool,
S ' , ,,, ~. ., ,;,.., ,os
-N'' '''''''' "''' '''''' ."'' '' .'''"'' "'
not due IN any degree 10 'he losses SuHcIru le"
years ago through the Detroit manager OF the
L,,.e
''o g p-.. .
The counsel oi inc nrm Is Henry =. Ienrc'' oi
Dawson & Fischer. No. - Broadway. IL IS prob
able that m asst Himcnt viii be made to Mr.
-. . ; y, .t o. ., 1.,.
hcnn''' VI - Wv W ' '''' NIL
Inc poPuhI estimate u ''' 'N''"' ~ INV ''i'
deDha icf alcafOn taUgcS from ~ % 900 10 SOU,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

London. Apill AT Manchester - day the race for
the Lancashire Handicap ~tccplechasc Plate was won
by G.. Mastcimau' six Year Old ll"N.
The Kcmpfon Park Easter Handicap race was run a;
Kcmpion Park today AID Won by j. Dovcr's five
year old IrICci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
AGAINST THE VIRGINIA DRESSED BEEF LAW

Richmond. Va. April tspccia).-In the United
states District Court here to-day, Judge liuShc, de
nvc,.d his opinion a regards the charge OF cent
pound charged by act OF the last Legislature 10
be paid by Of dressed meats Killed 100 mics
from the place Of sale Judge Hughes reviews the
act u the Assembly and declares II uncOn,ttuiionsi
The state Will appeal % the supreme Court oi uIc
United states and meanwhile Armour Co. Will con
tluuc to ship beef TO this state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
THE GERMAN EMIX EXPEDITION.

Zanzibar, ApnI 7.-Thc Tcfmin 0NcaIN arc hns'
tcnng the preparations for the departure oi the Emn
F,ncdition They are engaging portcrs at increased
,r,nc. II is believed that the first objective point of
thc cxpcdlton VIII bc the lake district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Montreal. April At ihc annual convention Of
McGiu University. which takes place AZ the end Of THIS
MONTH il viii Dee officially announced hv the principal,
Sir william Dawson. that sfs amounting 20 eI.ooo.ooO
have been made. sir Donald smith giving a quarter
Of a million for woman's branch and handsome
new building viii J.. erected. William &. Mcdonald.
"a rich tobarco Sncrcha:t. r.vr7 nearly 100000 for a
school II architecture alI science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Fort WAYNE. Ind April tspccal.-A schSa''o"
~ caused I'm railroad circles to day by the discharge
Of four Of the Oldest conductors In the service Oh INC
ptt,burc. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad company
rbev arc Joseph L. Gruber. James +. tray 'on''So"
p Jackson and Patrick Traverse. They are AL io'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Dallas. Tex. April In consequence OF inunda
ton Of machinery at the city watcrwoikS there Is
almost a water famine prevalent. There IS no water
sprinkle the streets 10 run electric street lighs'
and last night The city was In darkness The pump
{, thOncht will possibly started tomorrow nSht
The Trinity River began falling 10 DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Cand!a Crete. April 7.-Brlic, II Turkish troops
have ulaccd Christian churches and in-utci Chris
tans in the province Of Canda. At the request oi
the foreign Cpn.uls Chakr lacha. the Governor. has
ordered an inquiry to Dc made into the outrage.
The mixed commissions viii inquire as to the extent
of the losses tie Christians have suffered. and tn"
Jurk, viii bee compelled t. compensate them when
The amount /, a-ccrfLNcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Rome April 7.-Empcror Mcnclck 4 AbysSinla
has written letter 70 Prime Minister crisp. aulhor
izins Italy to represent him AT the Hru,'cls Aht
slavery Congrc~. and affirming the intention of ms
connfry to follow the example of civilized nations and
IN rcprc,s the slave trade. The letter ask, that Italy
allow the free passage through her territory oi arns
required ly Ahy ~.inii tn fcht the dcrvi,hcs
Ncchacla ha~ arrived al Ma--owah. lie Is &C
credited hy Emperor Ncnclck A. Ethiopian Resident
and viii coopcriic win In" Italian commander ln thc
admul~irat ~ the Iisrc Province. Emperor Mcn
clrk VIII wiihdraw from the Ilsrc Province. ms
cuenic, having surrendered. The province !, unable
TO supply provision, for large force ~ troops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Lisbon. Aptil a dcercc has been issued creating
a sIc, al Ministry oi fdrcatlon with senior Arroyo
At its head. Among the functions II tho Ministry
VIII be- The regulation - tho .h' Of public meeting
and the cnpov crur II officials to pruhibit entertain
mcnis Al winch Institutions or persons may be- AZ
tackled The liberty of The prc-s j. guaranteed under
certain regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Ottawa. ont. April G. II. fuppcr. Minister Of
Marine aud Tl,hcric~ accompanied bN hi, private
secretary e. &. Chipman. Started for Washington tins
afternoon The negotiations in reference {" the Zen
,,, ~ matter are fo BE- .uncd AT the United States
cnpital tn. week. requiring the Minister'S presence
there to assist sir Julian paumcciOtc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

Chicago. April 1T was discovered tohW 'h'.
w. ID. Kcfoot. supposed TO have been electc1 ono u
the directors IL the Worlds Fair ~ the representative
Of the Chicago Real Estate Board. Is defeated by
clerical error Mr. Kerfoot credited with 2'ooo 100
manv votes The defeat Of Kerfoot lets In w. H. Col
VIM who represents simply himself aud his personal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
DuFrErED BY GALES IN TIE BAY OF NAPLES

BCFFETED By GALES IN TIE BAY OF NAPLES
Naples. Italy, March 22.-Thc American squadron
has experienced di>agrccablc week Unusually fierce
cquinoctih squalls have swept the beautiful Bay OF
Naples. and heavy rain accompanied by lightning
has prevailed almost increasingly. At one time on
tuesday il looked extremely likely that the Atlanta
which l. moorcd at the end Of the brcakwaicr. would
have TO slip cables and mooringS and stand out To
sea in order 10 avoid collision with the Italian bark
>cnziO which moorcd between her and tic Chi
cago. terrific squa from the southeast caught
her the sarboard quarter and wrenchcd one "f
her large steel bits. to which her weather moorihg'
were fastened out Of It's socket The moorings wcre
speedily shifted 10 The malnmast. and the AdmiralS ;
permission was requested TO get up steam. Aft,r an
hour or so. however. the wind shifted TO another
Quarter during "A rain squal. and the ships were en-
fort.
tclamare and on SUNDAY harrowlv escaped drifting
on the mole and injurins her pVpellcr-.
on the weather clearing mp for q hort time NcS
tcrdav morning the three ships exercised AT general
quarters. In accordance with the ~qua'ron routine
and aftcrward The Important exercise abandon snip
gone through.
The squadron leaves 10 morrow morning Tor 'orin
at which ports the naval hrgtdcS VIII douh''s> bn
landed for field exercises. The health OF the crews
Of the four ships is good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08
WELCOMING PRINCE ALERT vrcror.

Cairo April =. Prince Albert Victor Of Wales ar
rived here to day his way from India to England
lie WA. met AT the rall'.ay station by Sir EVELYN
Baring the British Mini. 90. aud number OF pronl-
ncnt Egy piian officials. w" welcomed him u the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-08

dents Of this city. highly respected and have been IN
the employ Of the company for fifteen years.
Gruber has served term Councilman. No eA.
panatOn given for their discharge. 1t is hnted
that more dismissals will follow.