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for tie State to become the creditor Of the ten,
ants. but he asked if the object could be attained
otherwise.
Mr.. GladstOnc-Nes
Mr. GOschcn thought he remembered that the
main authority Mr. Gladstone proposed as creditor
was the State authOrity
Mr. GladStonc-The Irish authority.
Mr.. Goschcn thought the same objection wouia
apply. lCrics of "NO. No.J lhen the lrisn
Parliament might cvict, but the Engllsh wonid
not II becomes a question not OF the poverty
of the tenant, but of the nationality OF tnc
creditor. The objection that the landlords would
he able TO exact their own terms came with bad
grace from Mr.. Gladstone. whose own measure
was compulsory on the tenants. Mr.. farncii
alternative failed 10 abolish dual ownership: but
IL was not necessarily hostile. and might, there,
fore, he considered in committee. Tie appca!e
10 the House not to allow political opinions to
warp their Judgment the bill.
T. W. Russell. Liberal-l nionist. approved the
bill on all points
Mr. Dillon Nationalist said that although he
did not in all respects approve Mr. ParnelPs al
tentative. he reminded the House that II was
the scheme of the only man possessing power To
settle the question. Arguing that the guarantees
were ilusory. he said that during the period
of famine and distress the tenants might refuse
10 pay their instamcnts. and the Government
would be utterly powcrless 10 enforce payment
Furthermore there was danger of fcnian move
mcnt cntailing loss of millions to England. lie
favored land purchase, but not under coercion.
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LUGL BTFORE THE STORM
LABOR MEN WAITING FOR THE BIG STRIKE FOR
Az I.DHI HOUR DAY.

Altogether. ahout ZOO men are on strife in this
CITY IN tlc cloills. cirtrmahiat iron and huldlns
indu-iflc.. and fct ih. is comparatively less num
bcr than usual. 10 J.. ihc ln trt pr,ocic, tlr
storm which viii hrcl .n This cts between MAY !
and MAY a.. storm ~ pr,fr.fafDn ir0n or-nnircd
hlor .lli-' JOS Wage. a.d bong lYur. The circular
% the American Federation II Labor published in The
Tribune on Wednesday. asking affiliated union, not ~
cndanr,r tho success, oi the strike for a vorkday q
eight hours on N,y hy petty strihcl Is bearing
fruit and whatever grievance. loch unions u-y have
VIII pc borne with unfii the nr-t wc"h iu NAV
The oiothln. makers ou tc east side sfl
strike. and although icN morr contractor, have
-iancd fic agreement With tAc lui,u nearly coo men
and women remain out OF work There are also se'
cfl small strike, 10 uptown clar fiotoic, on account
~ $50 men ln four shops demanding an increase of
- per 1000 cigar. number Of granite cutters
on strike in ih, city or .p, II Tie I"-ton firm -
Horcro.- Brothers. fhoir place, iayc been nliod hy
non union men and thc union intend, - place a boz
cott on an wol,. uo~ being done hy This firm. There
]. no change in the .rnhc, II the Italian marble
mosaic worker. the rv, ,crs of Iaudicn y Robbins
tho bra, worker, in th" Manhattan Brass Worh-
Meeting, viii hc held every evening hereafter of the
Executive Committee Of the Amal-amacd and Brother
hood Carpenters.
\ meeting for purpo-cs Of agitation held In
Mount Morris Hal. 1hriave. and one hundrod-ani
thlrcth.,t ,t.. Last night under the aH-plcc, II the
Industrial League Among the speaker, were ',,or,'
MURRAY. Master Workman of District Assembly 80
49, who said among otnrr thiug, That The onls Way
for gIls in store WHO worl. and twelve hour, a
organize. and i. Doodf. secretary of District a.
scmhly 80 50. John =. kinn'df. pre- dcnt Of the
league presided. Tie German Cabinet Makers Union
l.as decided to make ,I - "a day the union rate Of
pay for work done ON dc oi shop.
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STRIKE FEVER IN CHICAGO.
ALL THE WORKING PEOPLE ABOUT TO MI
TATE TIE CARPENTERS.
TURBED-DYING FROM INJURIES INFLICTED
by STRIKERs-AN INSANE CARPENTER.
LEY IILEGRAIu 10 LIE IhIHrNE.l
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE ThIBuSE.1

Chicago April 24-lt was the design Of the Fedora
ton Of Labor that the eight hours fight should be
first made by the carpenters alone the other trades
for the time being only 10 lend encouragement and
financial assistance. The untirinc efforts Of the local
labor leaders will be devoted for the next two weeks
to cndcayOr 10 restrain the strike fever, which
seems to have seized the workingmcn Of the city.
since March an assessment Of 10 cents a week Tor
strike purposes has been collected from
the $4,000 working members Of the
Federation This fund constantly
rcpleni,hcd at the rate Of $4,000 week. day
no one can predict what any trade VIII do. Tho
chances that most Of them vill declare themselves
strike for the eight hour day This would mean
utter stoppage Of hall even greater proportion
OF the work Of the city. and N present the local
leaders no means - avert such disaster.
Samuel Johnson. carpenter. is yins at his home
dying from Injurc, Inflicted by crowd If striking
carpenters last Monday. lie AID hi, brother because
OF their refusal 10 join the strikers. were set upon
and beaten with heavy scantlinss William WafneAo
was the l-Adcr Of the a~saultins party lie was ar
rested ycst,iGay, and after being Identified by ~"
hrOlhcrS wa, locked up at the Wet tncis0aNc
Police station
The carpenters strike i, rr~pon- BILE for the In.
sanity Of man. brought before Judge Ficndrrta't
ia the Insane Court this morning. Henry St'lii. A
carpenter walked into the Thirty fifth street Poii,c
station and tried L. tear down thr place with
sicdcc hammer and mact. because the structure wa,
not in the union. THIS story was tld u the jury
this morning. and stein, who hr-t showed ,isn, 81
mental trouhlc AZ the time the carpenters strike
was lccuu. IA, been violent eyer since. but in the
hopes that he might improve the court continued the
for one week.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM AT sTEAsBrRG.

Berlin. April "a Emperor william arrived a
strasburg 10 day. lie Wa welcomed 70 The city ly
the Burromascr and the other municipal auth1r'i"-.
The streets decorated With flag n honor of the
FmpeiOr's visit. The -ffee. crowded with p'p-
pie. who checred the Emperor.
The tilp II the German Kaiser 10 Al-ac'. 20 DE from
eNhDlJns he face If the new ruler to A.aifn-. and
II attempting to strengthen the new links which bind
Alsace o. Germany, seems TO be undertaken merely
for a recreation and hunting expedition. Young
william II is great deal II Nlmrod. and lc heard
a long while ago that the cog Dc lruYcrc, or grouse
to be found almost exclusively IN the lnin'u-"
forests of the DatO in Alsaoe, near Saycrn". The
village in the centre Of these forests boasts II OnN
one hotel. or rather inn. In which there are only >N
rooms for guest. Thai not enough for The
Kaiser and his suite, and workmen were cent recently
10 the DabO fOrc-ts 10 erect there hunting fhdl't
or cottage capable Of accommodating the Emperor
and his rptluuc.
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woRKMEN WHO ABSENT THEMSELVES ON NAY
WILL BL DISMISS Ed.

Berlin April 24.-Thc employees Of the various rail'
WAYS have been warned thlt they viii be dismissed
IL they absent Themselves from duty on May for the
purpose of taking part in the dcmonNtraion "lncl
the worlinen propose holding on that day.
II has finally been decided that ia" Government
Will remain neutral in regard TO the labor dcmon-irA
ton May l. The police. however. nave been
ordered " take the ,trctest prccaufion. 10 protc'
the men who work on that day from interference. and
10 suppress all Illegal demonstrations.
Pars. April PA notice has been l.-ued by the
manufacturers AZ AiN warning ther enplpycs that u
any Of them remain from work Ma /, FOR any
asOn other than sickness or other disability. they
will be- DISCHARGED.
Vienna. April 91--Nlnofy-ivc per cent Of the stra
n- coal miAcTs In the o,trtu district have resumed
work
Cork. April 24.-OEginG 10 the counsel Of Mr.. Davt
the strikers here and throughout the south o Ireland
have yielded. and the trouble. for the present al
least. l. at end
Vienna. April 24.-Thcrc were etriie fios 81 ''.'..
t~nhoien to-day The roting Was snpprcs-'d hi
gcndarrnes Tie strike movement has spread t.
BheberC and kicuth.
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NEW BREIKS ~ THE LETEES.


WATER FROM THE GrLF HEcEDip.
New. Orleans April 2i-rnl'od states Engineer
Douglass telegraph, that the Point Pleasant leVce.
Tcnsas Parish ravr WAY this morning Point Pleasant
is twenty three mile, below Vc ,hurg. and the lcvcc
there Is one Of the most important on the Ten'aS
front. Captain John \. Grant. superintendent "i the
rcxa. and Pacific Railroad. speaking of the MorSliZa
crcva,,c. says:
"Th, i, one Of the worst calamliies that could have
hcfacn The residents of this state. and yet II '""ld
have been avoided II the people had only maze an
effort. They should have raised %5""o" - h"ld
that lcycc it would have been vel inNe-t"i' "H
there +, s.O.OOonOO worth of property that VIII now
be irrctrcvably damaged
A dispatch to THE Daily states from bayou
Sara La says: The water back of the l'N'c' l. 50
deep now that hundreds Of lives in jeopardy Ihc
small stretches Of levce , standing are cro"de' WIN
men, women and children, side ~ side with ho~c''
mules and cows. In an old raised fin hoH'7 'oo
n,gIocs were found hGddIcd Together. The con
dition Of the unfortunate blacks pitirblc. They
were afraid Of their lives and were pcouy begging
10 be taken to some place Of safety.
Ruin and dcsoation meet the eye on every side III
Ponto Coupcc Parish. The destruction is complete
Not "a plantation J., left above water, not c'cc uh
brokcn while hundreds of families are homeless
Thousands of stock have been drowned ANA from
mcagrc reports received from the interior IT Is quite
probable human life has been sacrificed to the hood
At Grand l.ay last night men were bu>lN engaged
in effort hold patcn Dyke an immense '"rth""r"
that protects ten large plantations In Lower 'o'uc
Coupcr from the Hood. II raincd all day yesterday
aud lat night but the river !, falling. Inc ""r7'
has come in Pointc toupcc. and the people 'ic IT.
signed. 1t wa, bitter fight all around, but Inc i'cr
got the best of IL.
The break I'm old Morganza occurred 30 feet aooNc
the new work. Morganza proper az" 'dp''''
kngsman says the break !, 100 feet wide ana hi''ch
feet deep. cargo of stone has been sent iivni tns
city and effort viii be made 10 mattress ,'ic ,1 v
OF the broken lcvcc and thus To prevent uc7"u'"o"
Of the dyke. =, o,o,.
Favorable winds caused the Gulf water 10 Ic0o'ao ~
and the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad 'a'"' "io
again moving on time. ,,,,.,. ,.,,,.,I
The latest rrpDrfs obtained at the Illinois 'cn'l"i
Railroad Office are that the water Is rapidly i''nihs
from the tracks. aud that the outlroh LOT l''''7
traffic lS encouraging. nj, .,eo
Heavy rains reported In Mississippi. han "i'o
fell N Texas.
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A BRILLIANT BALL IN nRrssELs.

Brussels April 21.-The bah given last night In ain
Of the African Red Cross Society. which attended
by the King and Queen and Mr.. Stanley, was brilliant
one. Among the other prominent person, AT the ball
tho Countess Of Flanders. sstcr-inlaw Of tho
King the members Of the belgian Ministry and all tho
leading diplomats in Brussels.
Mr.. Stanley was entertained at a banquet at the
palace this evening and aftcrward attended the Geo
graphical SOcictvs reception. In a speech he gave
glowing account Of The riches of the Congo country
In advocacy of the building Of the Congo Railway
Iicutcnants Nelson, Stairs parke and Icpheon were
elected members OF the society
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kTRDEHED ~ 4 CdNP or G GYPSTES
AN OLD FORTUNE TELLER sm.T BY HER HUs-
BAND. WHO FATALLY WOUNDS HIMSELF.

T.-niop. 80 J.. april - iepeciau.--A murder and
probable suicide occurred az 80 a. m. today I'm a
'p-y amp on the bank II the Delaware In the vii
a,'c %. Morrisyllo. Penn. opposite Trenton. Tho
ei r.ic, mailing uloir 70 El,ton and arrived
n Mou.-vliic on Monday The band consisted Of
ff'ccn nomaf, II English birth Thcrr dog in
iic camp. bui No.h Palmer age sixty five. gave the
animal and several dollars n cash for revolver
Palmer ard hi- wife, who wa. i've years his -cnlor
and Two and two daughters made mp part Of the
land The women of tie camp told fortunes. while
l,,t night and becimc Intoxicated. " mdnish, be
crossed The 10 the camp. a'd carly IN the morn
Ing qunfrrllcd with hi, VIE. and finally shot her
ihrpusi The head and then planted ban ia hi, own
brain. The woman died instantly. and the man
fatally wounded.
The grief ~ sarah and Cl,." Palmer over the tragic
death Of their mother va, h'irrcnd.ns. Cassie threw
herself upon The remains and with her
brown arns wound abIut her mother,
nc'c. begged lrr - speak. sar-sh's
grief was not dcmou,tnityc. lni rs effect, upon
her terrible fpr suddenly she a-h'd ont Of
fhc tent and down 10 the riverside Cou-t table David
a. Wharton had just arrived ON ;hr SCENE. and the
cure If thc n,lns gal. hcf oAl black hair stiraih
ing down her back. Wa, the ni,t object If his at
tcitipn. scarcely moving why. De ,ll" chase. The
.rl tried 10 throw ncr- Il into the river. Constable
Nlutfn -cil'd Der about tn" waist a'd winh-n !"
hold hcr. despite great -flu-rling ON hcr part she
begged ip De- allowed 10 Dir. and acted 90, n h"r reason
had rn hrr. With the assistance Of TWO oi 90"
Us p.ic- -hc was taken back - the tent. Twice
thereafter shc tried - drown hrrrif and tonight she
l, cared for I'm a Nlli-rr, cottage.
According io one of Oh" rvp-c, NOT related I" me
family the iAlfncf- are worth con dcrahlc money.
one of their daughter - th' owner of hotel IN
lfr,oklyn. % son ha. livery stable ~ Bristol Penn.
while brother oi the urdrr-r j., >ad h. have irsc
horse sale and tiade table ia Sew York Cty.
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CHARLES PFAFF or BoHEXIA7 FAME, DEAD

Charles Pfaff. keeper of the restaurants AZ Nos.
G13 and G53 broadway, famous a score and haii
of years ago for the number Of literary men
who used to frequent them. i, dead Among the leo
pie who u.cd 10 frequent the restaurants were
men and women who have become well known
drnmatists. newspaper wr,crs. nOvclisis, artists,
and poets. Tlcy wcre sometimes called IN thos,
days the lOhcmians." and accustomed frc-
qncntly TO meet III t"os and thrccs ana half dozens
If these places. Among them Ada Clare. olive
ogan Frank Hccw. the artist. T.. II. House, Augu,-
fin Daly r. &. Sitdn.ln aud thomas Bailey Ahrich.
Several years ago hr. Pan left his old restaurant
I'm Broadway, ana opened Onr Ia connection with MS
SON. In West Twenty fourth ST., broadway. Ihls
was given up about five years ago
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W., superior Wis. April 2i C>pecisil.-lt i semi.
oncl,ly stated to-day the Duluth south shore ana
Atlantic Railway will begin soon the bnians oi i'' inc
from lton River to this city and that superior VIII acquire
.,,l ,,,,.y.,ueu,, In the way Of depots and terminal
track, AZ once The company owns Nalrape tfmi''
roulty i'm superior which borders fa'oraby on - LOUIS
r,v 1hi, dock property will b. improved 'hlN year
,l TIN. south shore Company T. under contract with
a., ,,u,,.,t,, LAS. Shor, aud Western Railway 10 let
h,t conn, any run trains its track from AShahu 10
Suurrlor by September |.
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NEW-YORK, FRIDAY, April. p Is9O-TWELvE PAGES

ana wrecked and sacked number of dwellings ana
SHOPS The troops were called out 10 disperse the
Hoers but did not succeed in restoring order before
three Of the mob killed and twelve injured.
Inc troops at first used blank cartridges In firing
upon the mob. but this did not result in dis
Icsihg them, ball cartridges used. Ten OF the
ried
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Ncwbure. y. Y, April 2i (specaO .-'lhe "sS =
,,,, ,,. th,, the urolect to build raiIoad from
,.r 70 Walden Is about perfected II gives no names
,t aver, that there are parties at the back oil II VIII.
,l,ty Of money Dlncrent routes have been sur''s'u
IN wear, gone b. the enterprise has been up ocio'
,h. p,ope but the one by way oil orange Lam "''''"
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STUBBORN RAILROAD WEN AT rITTsnIRG.


Pitt,burg. Aps.l 21.-Thc railroad employees today
informed the cOnpanic, Of their acceptance
Of the proposition made last saturday to Increase
wages The matter j. in the hand, Of the general
executive committee Of the Federation of Railway En-
ploycs The local grievance committee 20 day de.
oded 10 make concessions from the demand, orig
inally made the panc..
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WISCONSIN SOUTHERN PROJECT.

chcaqo April II (>pecial.-lhe Wisconsin southern
r,iro,d Company has filed article, OF organization AT
Madison IL proposes construct road from Shusourg
where the Milwaukee and ST. Paul has "a terminus thirty
Hes west to Ruedee on the Mississippi River In Giant
Ut, rb, canltal stock Il II 900 COO. and the incor-
,s are Thomas Whitrey Croft w. Higgins, Fred' rick
x Bowes, william Glenn and Henry h. Lee all Of
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P1tt-burg. April "A dispatch from sco'tdale.
Penn, says that zoo miner, IN the smlthton district
went strike to day 10 secure the Columbia scale.
and nearly ! 900 coke have closed. The com
pancs wanted the miner, t. remain AT work under
the old agreement The miners allcgc that II /, the
company > intention 10 discharge all Of their leaders,
whatever the result oi the strike.
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RrpuBLlcAy counIrrnEuEy TO MEET.

Washington. April Il II /, announced by authority
here tonight that call will be issued to morrow for
meeting OF the Executive Committee 0f the Republican
National Committee. to be held I'm Washington on May
= The members Of this committee are VI. ,. QnaV'
of Pennsylvania j. :. ClarusOn, Of Iowa W. W.
Dudley. Of Indiana J. Manchester HAYNES of % nSno
-auucI Ic.scudrn Of Connecticut. Garrct 4. iobaIi
Of NewJciscy j. sloat fassct. Of New lorh a. a.
Conger Of Ohio George X. Davis, OF llnnOIs, @ az"
Al n DE Young of California. There Is vacancy.
caused by the death OF Colonel Goodloe, Of KeniueAy
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Paris, April Alt is stated that the Duke Of or
leans. who Is now Imprisoned at Clavaux for return
ing TO France In violation Of the law banshng from
the country all pretenders to the throne and their
heirs has refused prOier OF hi, liberty made by the
Government owing 10 the conditions imposed. II is
expected that the Duke will be married while under
going his imprisonment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
VISITORS TO QUEEN VICTORIA.

Berlin April 14.-Emprcss Frcdcrck daughter Of
Queen Victoria and Prncesses Victoria aud Margaret,
cranddaughtcrs Of the Queen arrived at Daim.tadt to
day. They were met at the railway station by the
Grand Duke Of les>e and his family and we're driven
10 the palace where they met Queen Victoria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
pol1cEu,y scfFORD no BE TRIED.

Superintendent Murray ana Inspector ''ecrs ye'eru'y
onc,,,d,d To make charges against young Policeman
,d of the Charles.St squad. and he will be placed
m ,ra for neglect duty in permitting Charles Jackson
=, ..c,rc from Johnson's tar'fooh at SN'h-aNe. ana
xtnth.,t after numbering Mary Murphy Jackson was
still at liberty yesterday. athoush u' poiSe h~~ ''e
making extraordinary efforts To arrest HIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

THE DRUM POINT EXTENSION OF THE G. AND w.
Baltimore April "a tSpciali'-t surveys Oh 'n' e,
-, ,,, nru,n Point Railroad have been completed.
,, lin, viu likely be connected with the Cumberland
and washington Railroad. which proposes to Use tho
,.,n,aI and ohio Canal roacb'd to the Cuno'rnni
W. ~, ,~,.,,,t, coal REGIONS the line has
,,, ,.,,r and vill be- finished to completion.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
,p,,rvcs or nAIrrMORE AID POTOMAC.

EARNING~ OF BALTIMORE MD FOTVNAC.
Philadelphia April 2t.-rhc statement OF the bail-
more and Potomac Railroad for March i-oo' shows
gross cariI7g si334 40 90 n decrease Of SlllAo %
- comnarcd with March, 1859 expenses. go, -33 %.
am increase Of - 10 81 net earnings, r2i,oi- 93 Il
decrease of $1,000 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25

Charleston April "A Spccab The kanawha ana Michi,
yan Railroad Company organized here to-day anu
Robert W Kelley, Of Ncw-fOrh was eieotru P''Su''s
rho eoun,ny nc once assumes charge OF the kah""ht
~ oht, road and although steps being taken toward
inc leasc Of that property the Chesapeake ana ONO
ru.nv IT, is not known the lease Will be pciiccteu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
A SEIZED FISHING VESSEL RELEASED.

Gloucester Mass, April 2i.-The schooner Abbie
NJ. Deering owned in this city, which seized at
canso ~ s. for violation Of the Canadian fishery laws.
has been released pay mcnt Of the fine imposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-25
INHTMAN ACT OF A FATHER.

slclburnc. ont. April 24-word reached here this
morning that well to do farmer nalned Morfison liv
ing two miles from here, after drowning three of his
children IN a barrel II rain water took laudanum and
stiempfed 10 drown himself In a creek some OF his
ucghl0rs found him lying by the creek In prccahmis
condition. There are no hopes Of his recovery.
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TERMINATING TIE LEASE OF THE C. : AND {.
Boston. April 2i.-Noticc has been gwen tlat inc
lease of the Columbus, springfield ana 'lh'ih"au
Railroad to the Cincinnati. >andushy and Cleveland
Railroad Will terminate on June l.
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ANTI.sEMITIC RIOT IN GALIclA.

Vienna, April GA serious anti Semitic demo-"
stration has occurred at Bala IN Galca. forty uneo
miles northwest Of Cracow. a mob numbering 4'ooo
persons made an attack upon the Jsrish quarter
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A CABINET CRISIS IN FRANCE.

RUMoRS OF DIssFNsl-Ns IN THE MINISTRY
AN EARLY COLLAPSE FEARED.
Paris. April 24.-It is rumorcd that there are
serious dssensions in the French Ministry ana an
early collapse Of the Cabinet is feared.
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PRESIDENT CARNOT BACK FROM CORSICA
Paris. ApriI 24.-Prcsdcnt Carnot arrived al Vile
f,anohe on his return from the island of Corsica TO
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BRAZILIAN MINISTERS RESIGN.
A CRISIS IN THE CABINET OF THE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT.

Montcvideo. April "a. via Galvcston.-Ihc Tel
egrafo Maritime" SAYS that telegram from Rio
Jancro announces a crisis in the brazilian Cabl'
net II is stated that Ruv Barboza and Quntlno
Bocayuva Will resign. and the Counsellor Saraiva
will take the portfolio of State and Nlscount
Lucena that Of Foreign Affairs.