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New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THE BRAZILIAN NAvY's ATTITUDE.

A gentleman who had spent some time in Brazil.
in speaking OF the part played by the army and navy
in the recent revolution said II will be noticed
that the navy was inclined TO be loyal to the Emperor.
The tendency OF that branch Of the military arm al
WAYS has been toward a continuation of the Empire.
As mark OF the confidence rep0sed in the loyalty OF
the navy TO the Crown, no oath of allegiance 70 the
Emperor was cxacted from the naval officers. The
titles Of Brazilian mobiles not hereditary but their
sons were entitled 10 be called 'MuSa FdalgOs.' In
the navy many of these Young gentlemen served,
did also members OF the Imperial family. The train
ng>hp which. IL will be remembered, tried 10 escape
10 sea from the harbor of Rio. the Almirante
Barro>Sa. on which Prince Augusta was educated as
officer, and~Nhich came 10 this country some years
ago.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
REPORTED BLOODSHED IN Brazil.

A STORY THAT ELEVEN OFFICERS AND EIGHTY
MEN WERE KILLED IN RIO JANEIRo.
The steamer HALEY, Captain Read which left
Santos on December q and Rio de Janeiro on the
3d. arrived at Martins Stores yesterday. A
member of the crew said that on the night
before the departure of the steamer from the
latter port battle had been fought in the
capital between the Republicans and Monarch
lists, in which eleven officers and eighty men
had been killed. The authorities were extremely
anxious to have all reports OF the occurrence
suppressed.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
FAITH HEALERS AND THE INFLU ENZA

birmingham. Conn. Jan. II (Spccial-lt is eStl-
mated that Ia grippe has cost the worNngmen OF tms
place about 10000 When it is considered that there
are only 900 people here in this place 1t does not
seem strange that the withdrawal Of such an amount
Of money from circulation should Staghate u"'e'
The town is literally dead. The epidemic has given
thc Christian scientists Xhance 10 practise their
d,ctrinc \ number Of the converts 10 the iath
have been practising and they claim To nave cured
many people. whom licensed physicians % hai ra Snvn
mn Cu,cs of pneumonia have been developed Wheie
t,ntient, were treated 10y Christian scientists anu
irtul,r physicians treated them aitcrward
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
FLAMES IN Az INSANE ASYLUM.

Worcester Mas, Jan. i (NpcciaD-A hrc IN the
state Asylum for Chronic Insane. IN ~ummcr-,t tins
cy early this evening, called ont the entire fire dc
partmcut and thousands of spectators. Ihc IRE was
caused by "a carclcs, attendant who threw Il lighted
papcr into wafer closet. The building J. heated by
hut air and the nanc, spread rapidly. The IRE was
confined to the north ANA northeast wings. The tN0
wing, wer, occupied hy about POO female p1ucuts all
Of whom were safely removed without accidcn'.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
porrrPJrs BOUGHT BY EyGLIsHNEy.

Trenton y. j.. Jan. 1S.-A cablegram was received
here today announcing the acceptance by an Engnsh
Trust of offered for the sale of hve Trenton
potteries. Mr.. Potter, a prominent mahniacturer'
10 night refused absolutely - say which oi ttc
poteres here Interested. lie said eleven pottcrlc'
az East Liverpool. ohio also embraced in the trans
action, receiving about S5,OOOOOO Trenton VIII se'
about 81 100000. Lawrence 5. Mott, Of Ns"arh'
carried on the negotiations.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
\ NEw.JrEsEY MAYORS Loss.

An automatic signal called the ht"ncn to NO. 81
Cortlandt-st at D. M. yesterday. whore fire had
.tart.d ON the thiid noor. John G.. Rankin Jr. who
has recently been elected Mayor Of Elizabeth y. j..
occupies the loser floors printing oc". and on tho
top roor /, the bookbindrry of Robert Foster. Tho
nam., shot up shaft and so briSky were they
burning when the nrcn,n arrived, that second alarm
was turned In half hour the ire was under
control.
The total loss about sls .oO0 Of which si5 600
falls on Mr.. Rankin. 5000 Mr.. Foster. and 81 900
on the owners of the building.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
c,os,yG FIVE Coal YIxEs AND OPENING ONE.

shanoldn Penn. Jan. l7.-fhe Locust Spring.
pcliance Burnside, Potts, and Funnel coicrles,
o,o,,,ted by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Comnany shut down this evening, throwing 1000
,,cf nuf Of employment. Dulncs> In the coal trade
g. thc cause Of the stOppagc.
p.,ding. Penn. Jan. ls.-At fremont. Penn. this
aocrnoou the Reading Railroad Company opened the
Good spring Coery, one Of the largc, in the athra
t,. raglan Two slopes have been into the mine.
400 csrs OF coal will be taken thereirom daily, and
7hO men will be employed.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
HOPES OF SEATING GOFF.

Charleston, W. Va, Jan. l. SpccIan-Rcpublican'
tonight 10 have more hope, of seating con than
at any other time since the beginning Of the session
IL is thought all the Republican senators will be here
on Monday, and Democratic member of the
House has not arrived and his whereabouts Is un-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
FJLLED gY 4 BOILER, EXPLOSION

Chicago Jan. 1a.-Anothcr fatal boiler explosion
occurred this morning, this time in the old Wisconsin
Central freight house at Polk =. and Fifth ave
About O'Clock this morning George W. Wiley, the
night watchman. entered the engine ard started
fire under boiler. For some reason the boiler
ev nIodcd Pieces Of steel and copper hurled
every direction ana some Of them struck Wiley cut
ling off the top Of his head and crushing his leg, and
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
LOSSES IN yAEIor, PLACES.

salem. y. j.. Jan. The barns and outbuildiugs
ON the farm OF Captain Room. about mile from here
and tcnantcd by Charles LouusbcrIy. were destroyed
ly fire last night Eight COWS, q horse ana all tho
farming implements, grain. etc. were DESTROYED. The
ire i, supposed to be- the wOf, of an luccndarY.
Wilmineton Del Jan. The Hour and feed store
0f John T. Dckcy Co. VA, buried TINS morning.
Loss, 1000, Insurance. ! LOO
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
REOPEyIyG THE WORKS AT SAUGERTIES.

Kingston y. Y, Jan. l. (special.-Tlc Saugertles
paper factories sheffield & Son and the Blank Book
Company, have been running since Thursday under
the direction of the receivers who have been author
lied by the court to ill ali orders now on the books
and 10 work up the material hand. They are per-
mitted To continue these operations until January 2s
Then another thirty days Will be asked for. II Is
said that the efforts Of William r. sheffield. looking
to the organization of these bankrupt firms, are making
progress, aud that there Is fair prospect OF
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
cuARLEs wrNDHANS srccESs IN CHICAGO

ChIc,go. Jam lo.-rhe four Weeks' engagement OF
Charlie, Wyndham at McVicker's Theatre which ends
~ night ha, In spite of the opera at the Auditorium
and other strong attractions, been of the most
brilliant and successful of the season. Mr.. Wynd-
ham has appeared In round Of comedies, David
Garrlckr proving the best drawing card. The re
ceipts for the four weeks $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
A cArLE rRoM rlnnrE TO EA.r ArRIcA.

Zanzibar. Jan. I,.-The cable from Momba-a 10
this point now completed. and there /, thu direct
tclcgraphic communication between Europe aud East
Africa.
Letters dated october have been received from
Jackson. Of The British East Africa Company cara
van. All In excellent health. Jackson re-
ported that they had travelled twelve day iu
dense and unlulab.tod forest. and had arrived AZ
place within twelve marches Of Lake Victoria Nyanza
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
SUPPOSED TO BE MIR. EDIsoY's DAUGHTER.

SUPPOSED TO BE MIR EDlSON'S DAUGHTER.
Dresden, Jan. 1s.-An American woman, said 10 be
the daughter OF Mr.. Edison, was while on the journey
II found She had the smallpox, and she was sent
TO the hospital
Mr. Edison said last night at her home In Llcwelyn
Park that her stcpdaughtcr. Marion, who was study
ing in Dresden, had been taken III three weeks ago
but She did not know with what complaint. The
family had not heard that Miss Marion was suffering
from smallpox. She Is seventeen year old. Mt.
Edison has been suffering from mild attack Of The
influenza for three OF four day.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
A COTTON STEAMER ArIRE At GENOA.

London. Jan. 1.-The cotton in the hold Of the
uriti-h steamer Iamp-hrc. Captain Kcrrui-h. from
savannah. which arrived ~ Genoa January l.. !, on
fire. The steamer j, di,charKng and attempting -
subdue the flames.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
rycottrc1oR BARyrM WANTS A DIVORCE

ST Louis Jan lS.-Freeman Barnum. eNCollector
of Internal Revenue. yesterday entered suit against
his wife, Ellen f. Barnum. for divorce. He says he
WAS married in December, 1S5l, and lived with his
wife until August 1877. when she deserted him with
,utp
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

Berlin, Jan. 1s.-Thc committee OF inc hc'n''"S
to which was referred the bill granting S"o''"S -
the East African steamship Company has appro'cu
the measure. with the provision that the steamers
shall call at A Dutch or Belgian port. In case ol
there being permanent increase IN the prontS -,
the line the Government will either reduce lo aio'
OF The subsidy or call for more frequent scTN'c'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
NO ICE PALACE Ar MONTREAL THIS YEAR.

Montreal. Jan. 1s.-AlthOugh the people oi MOI"
treal have resolved that there Will he no winter
carnival this year. Montrcals leading snowshOe ciuD
the old Tu0nc Bleuc has decided TO hold week OF
winter sports in celebration of their hftcth ann
versary This celebration opens on February D. ana
will continue until February g. The sports VIII
simply be a carnival without the Ice palace.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THE GAR TO EFARN HIS TRoof

st. Petersburg. Jan. l-.-Ihc Cmr has appointed
two temporary commission, to adopt measure. for re
,ru,,pc the troop General NauuDv-A. Minister Of
War, Will preside over one OF the commissions
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

known there will be tie in joint assembly. The
fact that at least Democrats considered doubt
full the Gubernatorial question is the ground for
Republican hopes.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
MISSIONS IN THE CONGO FREE STATE.

Brussels, Jan. 13.-Thc official journal OF the congo
Free state publishes DEGREES granting civil status IN
legal matters TO Catholic and Protestant missions IN
that country.
king Leopold has given sum of money sufhciens
.or establishing, at M0anda, In the Congo county,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
STEAMERS ENCOUNTER HEAVY WEATHER.

IIallfaN. y. =. Jan. I--IAc steamer BorlcIcr,
from London. which arrived here to-day. wa, twenty
SIX days on the passage. she experienced heavy
gale, throughout the entire voyasc Tremendous seas
washed clear the decks. but little damage VIZ
sustained When about a week out the steam steer
ing gear got ont order. and the steamer obliged
10 lay 10 iu heavy gale for twenty four hours 10
make repairs.
The steamer Ohio, from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
mt i'm here t. DAY for coal. she encountered heavy
gales during the entire voyage Of hncAe. day. In
latitude 4G longitude ~. ~hc passed quantity of
field Ice. which seemed Ia be solid pack far a
the eve cOuld reach.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
PORTUGUESE FEELING Runs HIGH.
AN APPEAL TO THE POWERS FOR INTERVENTION
-BoYCoTTING EVERYTHING ENGLISH

-BOYCCTTING EVERYTHING ENGLISH.
London Jan. ls.-A dispatch from Lisbon TO-DAY
states that crowds of people assembled in the streets
last night and shouted. "Niva Portugal and Down
with England similar scenes were enacted n the
provincial towns
The Lisbon cores spondcnt Of " The Time saws:
The Duke Of Pamela Captain Of the Kins'> Guard
who recently returned to the British Legation q
medal received by him while he In the British
service ha, also dismissed all his English servant
The Duke however 7tll keeps his fortune invested in
British cOnsos.'
A Vigilance Committee has been formed I'm Lisbon
for the purpose Of dcnouncng receivers of English
goods French Gnancera have declined to negotiate
loan for Portugal.
The Portuguese rrc,pondcnce was published yes
ter,iav in a blue book. The News commenting
upon the dispatches. SAYS they confirm the opinion
the the Marquis Of Salisbury had spoiled very strong
case by undue harshnc~s. His dispatches insult
senior Comes by implying disbelief in Come
word II is doubtful whether any further negotiations
Will be possible between the Governments for long
time
The Times commenting on the blnc book saws ::
No complctcr vindcation Of the Marquis Of sails
bury's mca ,,rcs could be desired"
"Thc Chronicle believes that Lord Salisbury IS
strictly within the legal right, and that the moral right
also v on England's side.
Lisbon. Jan. 1s.-The Portuguese Government an
ucipates favorable reply to it, note to the Powers
asking their intervention IN the dispute between
Portugal and Great Britain concerning territory III
Africa.
MObs Of wOrhmcn and sailors parade the streets
dcnouncng England. There are many hundreds of
ad dhc.ions to the commercial plan Of campaign re-
ceivcd from OwIcrs Of machine building works steam
shin companies transferred their contracts for
coal and iron 10 Belgium. EngShmcn employed by
the Government given the alternative of di,
missal or naturalization. English flag, have been
bought and publicly burned In several to"Is:
\ rumOr that British fleet was III the lagus
has had a tranquilllzng effect upon the paper " Inc
Journal Of Commerce. popular organ. cnrcat, ihe
people not ~ prolOng unjusthaby the manifestations
which involve breaches Of the peace ana possibly
fresh national humiliation. II l. stated that cah
ing shipowncr who is in municipal AUTHORITY, begged
Mir ,,lVnn PctiN.'s mediation to prevent tIe nc't
entering the Iagus, and Mr. Glynn Pctfc lntin1tcd
that if such "A thing happened IT would be entirely
the fault Of the inhabitants. committee o ladies'
i'm society have formed the resolution to boycott
vi ;rr,nnnilIitv prevails once more I'm the streets
Tho prdgrcssst papers assert that further Cabinet
1,T17ibar Ian 1o.-Thc British fleet which sailed
sonth a few days ago has returned 10 this port
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
DIRECTING TO A yoyUYI0y WORKMAN.

Worcester Mass. Jan. le.-Thc lasters who left tho
Ray state sloc and Leather Company yesterday as
a protest against the employment Of non union man
are sill out They say they will not return until
their proteSt l. needed.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
TIE AyGLoPoRTrGUEsE DIFFICULTY.

St Petersburg, Jan. l1.-Ihc "Jo"rhai w o.
petorsourg AN organ Of the Chanccllcry says that
ro,.,, j. hound to submit her dispute with Portugal
to arbitration . ..,..,,.t tina ,utnnomy
The Government has decided to abolish INC AUTONOMY
Of Finland.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
TIE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA TO AnDICArE.
NE..EL I'D CNrNN -

pari.. Jan. l-..~Lc NlXc ~i'clo' states tlat me
Fmpcror of Austria Will -oon abdica'c h, throne.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

4NITII@II TTlN = II-N.'TlIt II u N.'I'TFI'
Cairo. Jan. 1e.->ir Evelyn Barring the British
Consul General, gave dinner to Henry VI. stanley
TO DAY Among the guest, were Joseph Chamberlain.
Jc--c Collug,. and William kcnrca, members of the
British House Of Commons.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

DEATH OF TIE FRENCH AMBASSADOR At ROME.
Rome Jan. 1-.-N. Mariau.. the French Ambassador
10 tn, country. died TO day from pneumonia
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

Tampico. McN.. Jan. III The American schooner
Inngcrford while lcinS to~cd into port today. sunk
on the bar. The ealor- rp0u that M captain WIS
killed hv the fau- Of one oi thc ma-i- which were
cut away 10 night the vessel daring northcr on th"
night of January L..
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

10 ENTERTAIN TIE CEOWN PRINCE or ITALY.
Rome. Jan I-.-Ihc sultan %. Turkey and tho
King, Of Greece and Eoumauia have invited the Crown
Prince OF Italy 10 visit their palaces during h,, tour
IN the East
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
ENIx pAcuA \ LITTLE BETTER.

Zanzibar. Jan. l-.-Emin pacha is a little better,
but he objects TO bcin, removed from Bacamoyo.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
PORTUGUESE CORTE

PORTUGUESE CORTES SOON TO BE PRORO"Ih Ed
Ii.Iou Ian Is-It is expected that the Cortcs
,riu be prorogucd next Monday until May.
senior Guedes has declined to accept seat IN the
new Cabinet
CAPTAIN Almcida of the Portuguese Navy VIII
probably be appointed TO I'LL the vacancy III uic
goyerpOrship OF Mozambique.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

VESSELS WRECKED ~ THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
London. Jan. ia gale prevailed In the English
Channel to-day. \ number OF vessels have been
wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19

sahltarum In which African explorers and others III
hccd OF rest and medical treatment may be received
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
Amedee Ferdinand Marie. DIXIE of Aosta. was born at

Amedee Ferdinand Marie Duke of Aosta' was born al
Turin, May 30, lo45. lie was the second son oi
King Victor Emanuel While still young he became
Lieutenant General and In>pccorcneral in the lal-
ian Army and subsequently Rear Admiral IN the Navy
May so, 1867, he married Princess Marie. daughter
Of Charles Emanuel. Pri' of IozLo del Csteria
In 1870 he proposed by General Prim for King
0. Spain-Marshal Scrrano then being Regent The
proposition was approved by King Victor Emanuel,
subject TO the consent Of the Powers and the spanish
COrtcs. These consents soon obtained. The
new King reached Madrid January =. loI. -Four
days before General Prm aS,a>Sndtcd, ana hlhe
Anadco himself led life troubled by attempts AT
assassination, by Carlist rcvOts, ana by many al
mnistratlvc difficulties. Finally DISCOURAGED, he alb
dcatcd the throne Internationally, February H. 11f3,
and withdrew to Italy. where he had since lived aS
Duke Of Aosa. His first wife having died, he married
september II, 1eoo his niece Princess Lcttia Bona
parte. lie leaves four sons.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THE DUKE OF AOSTA DEAD.
BROTHER OF KING HUMBERT AID ONCE KING

OF SPAIN.
Turin. Jan. 1s.-Prince Amadeo, Duke of Aosta'
brother of the King and formerly King Of SPAIN died
here at p. m. to-day. lie was conscious up
TO the moment Of his death, and received the rope
blessing from Cardinal AlmO. a. The Duke died OF
pneumonia and had been i'll Only q few days. King
liumbert's physician came from Lone TO attend him
on Friday. All the theatres In the Kingdom are
closed and state festivities discontinued.
The King arrived here at O'Clock, and II was then
known the end near The Dnbe recognized his
Majesty. BESIDES the King. the Dukes wife, MS
children his sister, the Princess Cloihlde' and all
his nearest relatives were present. His death viii
stop the proposed journey to the East of the Prince
Of Naples.
Lisbon, Jan. 1s.-The Dowager Queen, who is a
sister Of Prince Amadeo, and her son, the Duke Of
Oporto started today for Turin.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-19
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
LATEST PHASES OF THE DISPUTE WITH
PORTUGAL

,Ayp PURCHASE AND HOME RULE-FA1LURE
OF THE GREAT sTRIK E-THE INFLUENZA
LORD NAPIER OF MAGDALA-MRs. FlIA'
GEORGE-HERBERT GLADsToNES
LANDERER-THEATR1CAL
lBY CABLE THE TRIBUNEl
copyrfoht; 1890: Bythe Nt'o-I'Ork Trfou"e
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-05-08
CARAMEL ICE CREAM.


A caramel icp-cream is one of the
most dnlirious and easily prepared dcS.
eorts evor made. Itcan be put together,
frozen and hacked away for serving in
bo1for hours time.
mo inrrcdicnts of caramel cream are
c,n and a half Of SUGAR, a quart Of
croon, = cun Of water. a cup of milk and
4,,o orrs pr+ \ rnn of the sugar in a
sapcpnan over the fire with two table
snnonfnls Of cold water, and stir it till
- lo,ri,s to +rrn brown. When it is a
wo1l,covorod rich brown remove it and
aad ohort , half cup of water, stir this
into +l,o caramel till if is all dissolved
and mt in the mint of milk, and when
n,o turo is smooth draw the nan back
and add the errs carefully as YOU do to
bnilino milk for custard. Stir the eggs
IN tbn n,ivturo for five or six minutes
til1 tho n,ivturo berins to thicken, then
add thc cream, which should be cold,
and will probably make the mixture
COLD onourh to freeze. Finally add
+ho half cun of sugar Pack the freezer
with ice. Use three pints of salt to a
Gallon freezer The cream should be
fro2on firm in fifteen minutes. The mo-
roont IL is solid in the center remove the
heater, work it up and down rapidly
with fat wooden spoon or a spatuIa
which Is sold for this purpose. The
1irbtnoss Of cream dcpends upon the
heo+inr and working, and upon rapid
+rrrirT of the freezer in the last five
DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-05-08
ORIENTAL PEOPLES.



One of the largest silk importers in
China claims that the Chinese are a
much superior race to the Japanese
eve lived in China for twenty years, y
said he, "and have had plenty of t'mo
to study the land and people. The
stories you hear about the Oriental
countries are written by people who re-
main a short time and never take the
trouble to substantiate any weird story
or rumor, and it is to be expected that
their writings should be unreliable. 1t
is true that Japan has railroads and
many European and American indus
tries can not be found in China, but the
latter country does not want nor need
these latter-day improvements.
''The development in Japan is not due
to the Japanese. These improvements
were forced upon them by the Europe
ans and Americans. Railroads, mining
and irrigating schemes manufacturing
Industries, and impracticable enter
prises are springing up like mushrooms
in the land of the Mikado. Half Of these
ventures are not needed, and just as
soon as this is discovered by the Jap
anese there will be big collapse. They
are jumping into civilization by the
ranid- transit line, and often that route
is dangerous.
"On the other hand, the Chinese are
slowly coming to the front. They are
conservative people, and use their think
inc faculties more in an hour than dc
the Japanese all day. The Chinese well
know that foreigners are imposing upon
the japanese, and they are awaiting the
result. For years Englishmen have been
trying to construct railroad at shang'
hal. 1t would be of no value. The sur
rounding country is so lined with canalF
or natural creeks that it now costs lesS
to bring in silks and teas tllan 1t "oulo
be if railway was built The Chinese
argue that as they were civilized before
Englishmen were on earth, they can ge'
along now with the old methods OF he
and they want no nation to furnish thela
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