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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
opry SyrGGLrns ARRESTED Ar BrrrALo

Buffalo. " Y, April 23.-Jniicd STATE CA tom A'
spectOrs last night captured three Chinese eihN,fl''
at the foot Of IIcfel ave, Ii1ck K"k. Ih'l t@''
their names Wang Ninr Mac Tan. 'n ann "nn,
Hal In their possession found several h"i4"' .
dollars worth OF opium. They GRO s'd Tire "F'f D"
small boat and had wagon in walint o. 'I' '."
They landed from China at Vancouver ana u'|'i"i
through Canada 10 suspension Irdgc, from "i"'h l''
drove UP 70 Fort Eric iu hack. They "rF' "i N'"
way 70 Nc,g York. Wang -nc, Who spcn., hlN
English sad ho formerly lived iu NOrv icii. con-.
and had been home TO China on a wit. DrNt" ,'
others back with him. All three VIII DC H'Ii wi
smuggling opium
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FOR THE RELIEF OF STREPJAy FYTLCS'

Philadelphia. April 23-At meeting Of the Siberian
Exile Petition Association in this city this afternoon
George kennan. the Siberian traveller gave his views
to what bc done for the relief Of the exiles.
rhc petition which he suggested last fall, he said
promised 10 BE- Of the largest presented to
any ruler lie did not expect that 1t would have
any effect I'm making the Car acquainted with
any facts, but. by showing the intense
feeling abroad in relation TO the unfortunate
eAlc,. it would exert great moral effect.
The Rev Or. Mcyckar. the chairman OF the associa-
t,n stated that the committee at times was met with
tho objection that the stories Of Russian cruelty had
been denied. To this Mr. Kennan said he fell back
ON the official Russian documents, and. If he could
not overthrow any reply Of the Russian authorities
- hi- charges he ready 10 sink into Obscurity
c ready. he said, to 20 before the international
Prison Congress which is 10 meet al 50. Petersburg
and prove his assertions. II the Russian Government
uould hiu - ""' - --''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

x.,c,.tlc. Ind. April % epcci'n.-Ihc eNpe','u
,..,,.., il, fine Republican Congressional 'oh''h'""
" o y,ta District was avoided today and Treasurer
Iius,on', friends did not bIins forward his n"'r ',
~ ,reaih presided lie controlled about nan
,f IN. dclesatcs from Delaware County AT" "n.,
fine proper moment came. threw these votes io' hin,
l.. John on, II Wayne county u"' ,r,,,ne
- ..or of General Thomas VI. BROWNE
.,',,, managers were particularly eager To "o'u
,..,. hccause they expect to MAKE nun nun ,no ,,'o
cp%Gcan nominee for EYGrpr that D s he was not
years h'", t,rr th, convention, unless "A ds"iv'h
"crnrrrd. and the fcclins was sue" a' u "''"'
domination "A sure thlns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
ropy ADDE'S IN NEW HAMpSHIRE AND TEXAS.

v,sIua. y H.. April ga tornado Of considerable
,ol.ncc swept the southern portion of Lchlicd IoWh
shin on Monday afternoon The path Of inc S,"r'"
eco. t,rn rod, wide and "A clean sWath cut very
,,t f vlue was in the way except on the Rogers ca-
,.,o u,hcre a corn barn wrecked and all the out
,.,iaiucs we're shalcn overturned. llilc Efi
uas slightly injured on the Rogers place.
81 Louis. April GA dispatch from Austin TEX,
IN .,rhc Post Dispatch" says: "Ihc lttlc ""h Vi
KYLE. twenty miles south of here, was Ns'''" ., .
r,, last night and many houses Ovcrturheu anu
,,or,I su,ent away Several persons were Injured put
none killed The Kyle Seminary. large frame Duio'
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rr,c,.r AND TIE CONGO FREE STATE.

1russes April 23.-ln the Chamber OIL D'p"''',
TODAY NJ Ieesnaet, president Of the Minlsterai
co,,ru referring to King Lcopold's speech at the
tt. GIVEN Dy the society Of Engineers Yesterday &c
clarcd that the King clearly alluded to his plans oi
endowiag lelglum with the Congo Free state me
proposed Conro loan. NJ Becrnaert sad' wo"id N''
be brought befort tie House. but the Government "'
the proper moment would submit to Tie Oh''mDer cA
,.,,t and di,.,t ,.ror.ai. lie concluded his speech
IN .i ~ .,it that the principal act OF ms career
would be I'M a-- ting tic King 70 cndow Belgium WIN
tie Congo Free state. t.t ..,,i.uoo
lv to member, OF inc Right, bat tho members oi lhc
Left -4lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
PRESIDENT CARNOr N CORSICA.

Paris. April 23.-rhc train on which President
Carnot was travelling from Ajacco. Corsica. was
prevented from reaching Basiia on time on account
Of the train preceding it, AZ Core. thirty one miles
southwest of Ba,ta, President Cdrnot received the
municipal authorities lie made an address. In which
he congratulated them that the dissensions in Corsica
had ended and that only French party united 10y
patriotism remained. The track Wa hnally cleared
and when the President reached Bastia he wei
coined by an immense crowd An Italian naval
squadron, which was lying IN the hdIDOr, Ired
salute In honor Of the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
, cr,yDsoy or JoHy HANCOCK DEAD

Eo-ton April 20 (spccian 'h'r'' ~ ~ M ,,-,nd
,,., ~, the CIV Hospital yesterday, was 4 Gr'"u
- lohn Hancock lie lived in Chicago Ill., anu
. aver eighty year, Of age. Ills iather' 'o"' ,''"
,ol, wa, native of Boston, and his mother r"N"
,.,, WAS an Englishwoman by blrth' 'n''", -
u.,,orlk wa, born in this city ana was S''u"','a d"
Harvard College in 1-29. his 'i'S'""u' ~
,,., v.n,,I Holmes the Rev >anucl r. Nnl''"i '' ~,
oliv'r Nen",n ,n'ria". thc Rev samuel MAY. the Kew
' mc Freeman Clarke gdee Ssrss l. pay, EO" of "qE the
M Mloj.%um" % rrr, OF the class only nine are no" Nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
STANLEY oY SLAVERY IL AFRICA.

Hri.so.s. Ap.il 23.-Iho Anti slavery socieY gave
luncheon today Ia honor Of Henry NJ st"hieY .
NJ Eaulcy referring 70 the Lavi-ere crusade 7"''
De was Of the opinion that the suppression oi 7I'''s
without tie assistance and direction Of me o' "'l"'
~ t.o po,.r. or.,.ug Africa would be dsa~irou :,
and. therefore, Cat thc coOpGalon oi inc o"''"'
Otrlt ar-t 20 lc obtained. 80,
(. DF 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Chicago April - l~pccial.-Edward WOODWARD, o'
80 go Broadway, New York cts. J, made d"''hl1'
i'm a divorce suit Instituted by hi, wlic 'fa''' 10
whom he amiod at Quincy. H.. in l-7" iH''
lived together until Iuly l. 1-~0 but Mr. Wood"aN
now sets up the claim that the marriage i' 4H'r''
because she and hcr husband first cousins. 9"'
SAY, that the marriage is VOID under the laws 81
Illinois. Woodward viii not consent 10 s"pii"ipi'
Lut threaten 10 do her bodily injury II she a''"y
~ exercise thc right, of an unmarried woinai. ~"
AK, Tor an injunction restraining him from m'''''"1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
-nHlr 1onns WY rAroR rnE VIEW rAEIrr HILL.

Amstcl,Ilm, ~ y, April - l-pcolaD.-Iho hN'
goods manufacturers Of 'phr',, Waterfowl N",'
dam and Little Fali-. including the greater part oi
,l. knitting industry OF thi, country have sent a
letter 10 Congressman sanford urging the passage VI
the Mckinley Tariff bill which Increases the ""''e'
an undcrwclr The manufacturer, ,as thhl ,lc M ,, ,
or,,finn of knit GOOD, Ia, greatly in'iri-cu tl
M t,,n...iic industry /, ncarl, ruined. and iha t'le
- gloomy outlDoA both the cmplpN"r~ ana "po'
nii-1-, nnlc.s lOnerl.a cOlnca " tIlrlI IcItI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Chlcseo April - (spocial The Wabash road ha' "''
ia. Alton mileage f,ha, TO ear shipper, iy reducing "'
,f.,ut nc,nt cattle at 81. Louis To 'hioae" I" ''
cents hi, meets the Alton rat" only h th' I'''i" '
f., L CORRESPONDING reduction in revenue. The N'p''"
,tsron however Affects every through rate from every
,,f u TeNa- Sow w-Ar,co and ail Intermediate i'ii"is
H., ,,aoclne it -, cent hundred m" Nann"ll" -
r.cially imccnr at the wabash Tor the reduction" anu m
m ,,,u,,iion and threatens 10 put into effect 'oir-"'
, ,anrfo on all glasses OF ff,ieht The wabash r.
d,,,,,, VIII also colip IadIu-m nt II The Kansas '''
la-i 10 meet through rte, being quoted over inc
Wull.
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EARNINGS OF TIE rENN-,LvAvIA FOR MARCH.

rhTidclphl. April 23.Ihc statement Of tho bust
ncS, If all lines ~ The rennsvi i'e" n~'7 80 -
compared with the -aine month ~ 10. shows "N H.
crea, in gross earnings 81 sG7I 3d. ia expense u
S6IG.4O-. in ucl eiuluss 81 -5-Isl. IT," three
month, of l-0O 1t. compared with the same period 81
I--l how an il,i,i-' ll 4TJ.a earnings - rl,l 60,
o79. in expense # :l.i5OHtn. ln net earnings ~
s--7Il0. Au line, west o. rU.Aurs aud Lfe ior
tAc three months ~ 1850 show fHfpiu. over iil
liabilities o. -,i 300. being gain. us compared WALL
tAc saluc period -, I-su. oi s-3D.l,i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

uclvidcrc, y. j., April 2a.-Fircs arc raging III
fine Blue Mountains, near Wind Gap and at dih'rV".
minis along the ridge. The station lle I'h-h anu
Iachawanna road to Katcllcp and the po''o"''
and 4 store are reported % Ac in asiics The p''P'
l.n, tc base Of the mountains :htinS the h'''9'
4 large amount Of charcoal, Iails, ties ana u""''
l.,n i.cn destroyed.
Carondalc, Penn. April % C>pccial)-fierce i,' -,
fires are raging on The mountain, north ana eis' W. ~,
,bis rity Large numbers of arc neh'ih- INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
.nnrpr PARK RANK ELECrION.

A,bnry Park. April 23 l>pe''ai'.-inc ~ p,r,, ~a7
'. n,,rd If Directors of the Asbury PARK Ma
,, r,,,t, was held thi, afternoon. k"nc'' f..
,mcs of Easton. Penn, was elected president, anu
ur Imch : Knmomth. of Asbnrv PARK wee rh newly
i.rnid F. willard was reelected cashier rr -" the y,
iirJ ,rc.rlrnt ha, been for several year w g,rcd
,onul Banh Examiner Of th, district. lie Has o"''0'
| 4 ff,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Paris, April -,.-IAc 20. Eiiounc Miners Congress
Ns resolved ID demand 81 UOrtins day Of eight hours
AID uniform wage in an collcuos; and if these de
Manfs not con piled win. 90 strike on May Day
'nna. ilrl 23.-AI the siiIdug wOrhmen In the
o,irau ad kafrin ci 'ricis, with The exception Oi
100. latc Icsun-,d work.
C,rif. APRIL .."-1hc railway porters' strike is
spreading ~ other town. The situation is serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Ncw-lIavcn, April 23.-At the annual mec,hs oi
the Yale University Boat club tonight officers i'i "0
,rnr 1r0O' 81 were elected a. follow: ir'''p'"''
rowuscnd 'gl: vice president, Wood ~ sco'c'a'S'
Floyd Jones, ~; treasurer. Professor "; PRO-
avccutive ,ommittcc Professor f. l.. KichaiuS' Iio-
fcssOr w. III. Brewer and lshalns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

New orleans. April GA dispatch T. the A,~ocinied
Press from Jackson Mis-. says: Information re-
ccvcd here this morning says That fire destroyed IN"
entire business portion of Greenwood N-> last night
Thlrtythrcc houses were destroyed and two lives are
"a to have been lost.
Ithaca. y. y. April 23-Dr Galashcr's stables AZ
Statewide destroyed hv fire last night. ana Ms
coachman. Egbert Williamson. AID three horses wcfe
burned 10 death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
sr1vrR roryD IN scHUYLER COUNTY.

FImira. y. V, April 23 (specaD-for twenty years
Caleb HAYES, Of Orange, schuyler county, has 'n'
listed that he had an Eldorado, but has been augnec
at. Recently he received report from H. u ger
son the assayer of the Chicago smel,"S d ~ , in
| a one ton sample sent by MIN io' 'O9' 'N'""O -
| ..nd.s n silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

London April -:.-Tle trial Of The three Americans
Eho give their name, a. Frank LacnO-e, william
smith and Charlie Robinson, who were arrested %"
,nc charge OF attempting 10 rob Mr.. stone. a BAN.
clerk. u a bag containing 1000 m checks. note,
ard gold. which hc wa about 80 deposit in the Cuy
Banh. took place TO-DAY ana resulted IN the conviction
oi lNc p4-.lcf They were each erutcnccd 10
clslt-ens months ln pii~,nmcnt az hard labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
~ ON poLIcnNAy ARRESTED roR THEFT.

,Xewl Haven. April % t>pecAllj. lj.-Scrgcanl Icn'
pishop. for seventeen years member Of the Ne"
Haven police force, wa. T. day caueht stealing HPu"r
from Johnson Bros, OF This city. y Detective D. j.
Irc,Scr who was employed by the firm - investigate
,c IN, ferrous disappearance Of liquor from lhc rear
room Of the store. Bishop has been dscliaiEfd' p"'
has not been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

THEY WANTED TO SMOKE WHILE on DUTY.
Otumwa, Iowa, April 23.-The conductors and en-
ginccrs on the electric street railway struck to-day
for shorter hours and the privilege OF smoking on duty
Their places were filed after short delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

AmpeI sand, y. y. April -3'-Ihe ice winch mas
been in Lower saranac LAKE s'c De''"'o'' "en' ou'
49, ,o,ui,, Last year it broke up on April 10.
'r, ,.u,.asns,s, season, which Will be opened
,huo,,rb"nt the Adirondacks on May l. Is looked
fnr with much interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
A BLOODY BATTLE IN DAHOMEY.
yIE HUNDRED SOLDIERS OF KING KOND(
KILLED-FIFTY FEENCHMEN WOUNDED.

hris, April 23.-Advices from Lagos state that
ha the French garrison at Porto Novo. having lcen
warcd that the Dahomans were advancing upon the
plac, sailed out TO meet the enemy. The Dahoman
met marching TO attack Porto Novo, and a
bate which lasted two hours took place. Five
hunred of the DahOmans killed. Fifty French
mcI were wounded. The advices make mention
OF ny Of the French soldiers being killed.
diCal dispatches confirm the report OF Frencl;
Ievrs in DahOmey one White was killed and
twoy native allies wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

girls in work of hard and disagrecable SORT for which
they have been paying S3 and So 90 week on
sliding scale. This morning the girls demanded wages
AT the uniform rate Of - week. The advance was
refused and all the girls at once walked out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
4 CLOUD OF PETTY STRIKERS.
y .rKfNGMrv vND woMEN DEMANDING DErrfH
PAY AND smoRrrE HOURS or LABOR

q. .rKr~GNrN NND WONIN lINNNplN' bii LIN
PAY Axp smoRrrE HOURS or LABOR
Member, Il many unions in this c.ty. who think
,,,. t..,. Grievance, against their employer H'
,aln, advantage Of the uncertain condition "i ""''
IL, tbe Held Of labor to make in many cases u'"'""
,,,,,.,d The orsinixrd carpenter, are >'f'il'-
ever, effort to prepare for a req f'I'l'" VI '''
.,rlr ON the Ea-i side 600 hali tliN'' '"''''.
.,.,,,,i. f., Increase their ,oanty pay h> 'lHNe
Eight contractors -l-n'd an agreement Wa" ''
,,.,i,., N,hci~' Union yesterday and "ih'ia "'N ~
,, D., ,, 80 10 day. The static Board "i ~
l.t..ti,u t.lc.rthcl from Albany that IL "Vuu "'N'
Am ,uvc.t.c,ion Of the sweaters" stilAe '""'''
Tine United Clothing Cuttcr, y strict A'''nDN ~"
al ~ the Knight, Of Labor have dc'''n u ''"''
general strike IN thl, ct' unl''' ''' '''''''''~
,,,.f.r, grant the demands "i the N"'' "'
makers. ~ ,r,,,i.
The shirmakcr, Of We'll Haskell " co. '''
AGAINST a reduction ia wasc-.
The cia,rmaAcrs IA the factory of >irih''"' ~
y,, ,u strike Yesterday for AL advance oi - '''"
and cigar. ,,u.
,h, u,!ctlaver-' Unions have appointed ''"'
uit,.r tn visit the chef. oi all 'iN "'''
,h,r. member OF the trade are "mp"N'' I'LL" '.
that tlc ir,hlycr, be- paid the 'in' ''' ,.
demanded hv the unions from conirl'i"r-' ''" ''''
~, ,.,,.,r. If masonry De- appointed fr'm t' "'''"
| H.. rate of vas,.. demanded is 80 d'f.
a , ,u..tiur Of the Granite cutters "'''' ."
| ,,,.,,, liau II was resolved to demand N"'""'
If nine hour, at - a day To begin NAY Aha.
sensational report published N'-'''"'' 49,, rI.
q general Strike on the lines OF the F'i''' "''' a.
road Company expected l"'' ~ ,n, -,
Martin. a prominent member oi tine h'''"'' .,,.,,,
| !, ,.c,,n,iyc rircn,cn said that tl" rep III Wn M 'd 81
foundation. that trouble rNl,''" ,.,,n the oth.r
! fh,. line whatever. and that ti' P''
r,d vcf,. all greatly cNdE-ri', '"' o., t,, pho.u \
-trile nf bras. workers "l n-.nI ~ ,.,- h,,,lu m
D,.tricf assembly of the Knight '' .,u,, at Tir,f
! 1 La. 80.
,v. n,d Twenty eighth ST.. ycsicid"N' ~ i'
d., Hrut Ot wage. ....,..l a permit Ia th'
. oulr' % ui"n for a parade Il -'ooo nc" o'
May !. l., Al. ,,il.r shops Of lldndrlil
r"liins in nroohyn. wa, ah'd -, ,he striker,
| addition Of forty bli'k>mitli, h'lp.l rlthrr side
'''.' o''i'n. " have been made upon '.' H.,
y" rhc italian Mo,aic Marble Wor,sr', ',iIdimg, for
ordered general strike for today ON al d'y >mila
,i,,.r ~ nine hours and ~ 30 4 "'' ,,,,., ,,,,n
,tr,lcS viii also take place In itoohlS"' luz
| rnstnn and Cleveland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

ilE. was lifted from its foundation and carried some
twenty feet, but it not seriously damaged The
destruction Of fences and growing crops in the track
oi The storm great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
4 NOVA sCOTIAN FUGlTIvE CAUGHT.

Halifax. y - April 23.-J. Med. Cromsr the
agent at Edmonaton Of the Peoples Bank Of Halifax.
Who left the country with 10000 belonging t) the
bahk has been captured AT sand Beach, Mich. lie
Will return voluntarily for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

the railway station by the municipal authorities ana
other prominent officials. A guard of honor was
also present at the station and sauted the Queen
The rheumatic affection Of the queens lclt hhec
has been much relieved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Constantnopc. Aprl 23.-Ihe French paper
stau.ioul' has been suppic~-ci by the Government
Dr pa1 ,in2 the report OF the arrest cf Grand Duke
CoN-,lilne Of Russia, cousin Of the Car, for taking
part "a a revolutionary plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
rrnN 1rox MorxrAIy TO EscANAnA.

Chica.o. ApA - s. dispatch from Ml'.nk'e says
1Ao contract build he >ci SINGER syndicate i"'"'
f,on Ian Mountain 10 I-canaa fty-four miles, has been
H., t ,,, NrInto.h Hrot.cs ~ Milwaukee, Two thousand
men VIII be- put " work within thirty da>s.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
COKE MnRKEns oRpEEED TO 90 ~ l 'ININ' ~

COKE WORKERS ORDERED TO GO ON ''"'>'' '"
Pitt,lnre, April % To MORO" morhlnN ..
minor. aud eokcrs IN the Smithton di'"''' "'
conncllsvillc viii quit work They nave '''' ,no,,
for a long time. day they requested ..',.,
This was granted. but none Of the opc'a''' ,,i,.o
thc meeting and the local committee o"'r'' , a,r
AT once The demand thc ',' rnnnrllsviIlc
,,ni,,, .evcnt, five cents. and the N""" ,,,,
,,tn for cokcdrawng. They now rccrN, M S, r,nn"t
cents for running and the operators s 2 cake rc,on,
that the strike Will spread, ~ the Quiet
/ .tt. Isl I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

10 AID THE DETROIT. lNDiANA AND ST LOU -.
,,l.,,, >ufl .a l~pc.l,l. in election wa- held -
Waf. Ind yesterday. 10 determine u' question 81 '>'
t,nanr ad n Llc Of s-r.Oop g. thc D'tfot Indiana
and ST. Iou. Railroad. Tn project wss carried by a
majority Of go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24


Malta, April 23.-lhc Atlanta and Boston, OF the
American squadron Of Evolution. Joined the Chicago
and YORKTOWN here today The ncct viii remain
here until Aprfl 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

THE OFFICIALS HAVE 80 FEARS OF SLIM
Al tbc Office Of the United states ENpr''' '"'P''", '
the r.port, Of "A contemplated strike "i '"r'''
not believed to be founded on i''' '" ,,i., ~
,,,.,, ,,hicb j. alleged by the dispatches /" cA''
n ,Lc, 'rr rnnndent that no strike Will occur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

GIRLS QUIT THEIR TASK IN flN Np''' ,',s ,o
Findlay. ONO. April - t-peclail'-N sum ,ti.
gun at the Cleveland Target "orhs VI ,, =, i'm.
n,nrr,nc nv the girls employed, who demand an III III
crease Of wages, The company employ grca' nials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Athens. April @..-Greecc is negotiating III London
ior a loan Of o0,OOo,OOO francs TO complete the
Lfi\a Railway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

Iaurel pei. April ~ Spcciah-Th' n',"c' ',u
cr,,o ,ar,orie, Of this place have been hu''.'''s
closed The streets are filed with "icrS' - '''
thc princIpal industry Of the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
GOLD ORE FOUND IN UTAH

salt Lake City, April GA rich strike OF gold on
is reported from Tintie ip the Godiva mine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24
TIE QUEEN AT DARMsTADT.

~. hein. April 23.-Queen Victoria arrived at Darn
s~as from Ax- les Bans to-day. She was received at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

TO HOLD THEIR STATE CONVENTION JUNE 20.
philadelphia. April o3.-Thc Republican state Com
vcntlon will be held at Harrisburg June .o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-24

home April 23.-rhc Pope is incensed at the Arch
,shop o. Naples. and the latter will be superseded by
viz present NunciO at Munich
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-13
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