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The state herald., 1890-04-18
A Row IN Spain.

MApnip, April l0;-Thc arrival Of
the Carlist leader. Marquis Scrralvo, u,
Valencia to-day. was madc the occasion OF
an anti Curlist demonstration. Thous-
ands OF anti -Carlls,s mot at the station and
followed the Marquis TO the hotel. Thoy
smashed many windows und tried TO set
itc 10 the hotel, when detachment OF
troops charged aud dispersed the mob
Many persons were wounded. Tho mob Of
900 persons invaded the carlls, clpb aud
set fire TO the furnlturc. When tho firc d.
men camo, the mob tried 10 obs,ruc, them
Another mob tried to burn the church,
but was prevented by u do,achm, nt Of
troops.
Several members OF the Carlist part,
fred rcvolyors into the crowd and three
were wounded. The mob also attempted
TO attack tho Jcsui, college.
Troops have failed, however, 10 dlsporsc
the constantly increasing crowds, who
have built two barrieadcs IN tho streets.
Tho military authorities have taken po.
session OF tho city nna the whole garrison
Ia under arms. The troops have made
several charRur and many persons were
injured and some killed, though tho orders
were given TO avoid bloodrhcd as long US
possible. AZ midnight tho rIoting still
continued.
Order was restored nitor mldnigh, nnd
troops stationed NJ various points through
op, the city,
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Rumors from Spain.

LONDON, April l3,-There is little
doubt that the present Spanish cabinet
will be ovcrthrown shortly, and possibly
before the July recess There Is u strong
opinion, too, that before It's rcasscmbiing
the monarchy win be overthrow for
second time In this generation, md repub-
licanism given another trial. The cool
ness and deliberntion with which tho
leaders OF the Repiolican party are acting
and the subordina,ion OF the rank and file
give hopc OF u revolution as complete and
bloodlcss rs that In which tho BRAZILIAN
monarch was deposcd. There are no signs
OF general rioting by prcconccrt, nor is
there amy promise OF threatening pronun.
ciamentos, but there IL u calm conscious.
ness Of strength underlying all the Rcpub
lican movements that shows rofound
belief that tho people arc with them en-
massc.
Sagnsta will be oustcd from the premier
ship. SO much n, pears to bc settled, and
though Canovas col Castillo is conidcn-
TALLY spoken OF us his successor, MARITIME,
Campos will probably be selected TO MI
the place " the objection 10 military man
can be overcome.
Slngularly enough In some parts OF
Spain II In firmly believed that tho royal
infant died OF his attack Of influenza, and
that u pro,cnder IN being forced upon the
Spanish people.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Drowned In the Lake.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich. April Ia
The Steamer Handy 10y, running between
Saginaw and the bay, this afternoon ran
Into railroad bridge. All Of her upper
works were carried away and the passcn-
gers aud the crew. numbering abou, ,hIr-
", were nearly nll swept lntD the river. II
has not yet been definitely learned how
many lives were lost SO far as IL known,
Miss MAY ilaight, Mrs. Catherine Noylns
mud three unknown women aud ono un-
known man were drowned. j. W. Thomp.
son was very badly hurt and several 9th
ciS were slightly injured. Carlcs.ncss on
the par, Of those In charge OF the boat h.
given rs n cause OF the accident
Captain Dolscr escaped to the shore, but
the police arc searching for him. Enrln
ccr Little and Whcclsman Trump arc un-
dor arrest
Joseph Cassidy Ia reported among the
missing bchldcs those already named. also
two unknown men, No bodies have been
recovered
The state herald., 1890-04-18
England In Africa.

LoNpoN,Aprll j.. Sir Samuel Baker,
tho well known African explorer has writ.
ton u letter to tho Times lndlctlnr tho
British Government for tho policy, which,
he declares, has Vi 10 III. loas Of nll posi-
,lons gained In Africa by the cntcrprise OF
individual Engllshmcn.
lie instiilos the alliance bc,woon Emln
aud wlssnann nnd says II was only nn,ur.
nj that Emln should join the German Coy
crumcnt expedition, which will never lml-
tate the fatal example of tho English
forces In advancing, only to rotrout.
Sir Samuel points out how ucrmnny
may In u few mouths regain the l;uun,o,'.
ial provinces by founding stations at Vie
'orln NSnnxn, aud forming M alliance with
kcwnnHn, King OF Uganda, thus oycntupl.
" securing control ~ the White Milo n,
tlondohoro, white Italy viii become mas,
Yer el thc situation by gaining possession
of tho border an,l tnAsalp khnitoum viii
Ihen naturally fail, ~
The state herald., 1890-04-18
The Worlds Fair.

WAsuiNoroN, u. C.. April ll.-Just
before the Senate adjourned this afternoon
Mr.. iInwlcy reported the Worlds Fair
bill with the amendments agreed upon by
tho committee. Tho following was pro-
posed us u new seciioni
"The President Is hereby empowered
and directed to hold naval review In
New York harbor In April, 1888, nnd OK
tend TO foreign nations nm invitation To
send ships OF war 10 Join tho United States
navy In rendezvous nj Hampton Roads and
proceed thence 10 said review"
The President is further empowered To
make arrangements for unwilling u statue
OF Christopher Columbus nt Washington,
with appropriate ceremonies under his
general direction, after said naval rcvIcw,
and not less than i've days before the
opening Of said exposition, nnd invite tho
attendance thcrcat Of foreign representa-
tlyca.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
OUTRAGEOUS RUSSIAN CRUELTY
Tho Flogging to Death Of Nine. Sigida
In a Siberian Prison-Foreign
Notes.

LONDON, April 1.-The well-known
English medical journal, the Lancet, in
this weeks number, presents at length
such details Of the atrocities 10 which
political prisoners ut Kara, In Eastern
Siberia, were subjected last November as
aro Of especial interest to the medical
profession. Most attention is devoted to
the famous case Of Nine. Siglda, who died
from the effect Of Hogging.
DIR. Guervich, tho prison physician, was
strongly opposed to the fogging. He
furnished the governor of the prison with
certificate setting forth that Mime. Sigida
was receiving treatment at his hands for
heart diseaso. 1thad long been customary
for prison officials TO accept such certih-
cato us sufficient warrant for suspending
the infiction of corporal punishment. But
under the order Of Baron korfY, governor
general Of the province of the Amoor,
directing that the prison rules should bo
rigidly enforced In the case of political
prisoners, tho governor of the prison do
cided that the flogging should be admins
tered in spite Of the physician. DIR. Guer
vich thereupon demonstrated strenously
und refused to be present at tho fogging
Despite these remonstrances the lady was
rudely seized, her clothes were stripped
from her in tho presence of soldiers, she
was thrown upon bench and held down
while hundred cruel blows fell upon her
barred back.
The Lancet applauds DIR. Guervich for
his refusal to be party to this frightful
barbarity. II he is prosecuted for the
stand he took the Lancet thinks that the
physicians Of England ought to unite in
some action TO effect his rescue.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
TO Maintain ParoehiaI Schools.

KINGSTON, Ont. April l0.--Arch.
bishop cleary has issued u circular letter
to the clergy Of his diocese respecting the
rotation Of Roman Catholics to separat.
schools, which has created decided scn.
satlon. Tho archbishop chrrgcs the
priests 10 call upon every rate payer who
sides with the enemy aud announce 10 him
In the name Of tho bishop that his action Ia
rebellion against the church. that tho
archbishop reserves TO himself alone all
power OF ahsolylng such rcbcilions Cath.
olics from his sina unless he shall have
signed written declaration that bc
heartily repcnia OF having injured tho
church aud seandallscd lls nciehbors by
the withdrawal Of his taxes from Catholic
educational institutions, and shall have
promised to become supporter OF ncp.
arato school ut the earliest opportunity.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Union of Central American States.

J WASHINGTON, April ll,-lnforma-
tion received by delegates 10 the lnterna-
tional American conference Is TO the effect
that the Union OF the Central American
republics is complete with tho exception
OF Nicaragua, which is expected TO rntify
the articles OF union NJ the next meeting of
the congress This union is only provis-
ional, having In view within the next ten
years the adoption Of federal constltu-
tion similar TO that OF the United States,
should such be the popular will In the
meantime the confederation will act as
practically one government in public af-
fairs througha chief executives "a cabinet OF
Ave members, and n diet composed OF three
representatives from each OF the Ave rs.
publics. Tho latter, like our own States,
will retain independent statutes as TO the
supervision and regulation OF their own
domestic Affairs. The president Is to hold
ofl!cc one year, the honor To be drawn sue.
ccssivcly that every state In duo course
may be represented at the head OF tho gen.
eral government. The name OF tho union
will be thc"Republie OF Central America. -
Tho new republic will bo inaugurated ut
the capital OF Honduras on September 18th
ncxt
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Many Liycs Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. April i3.-Advices
by steamer Marlposa from Australia give
tho details OF the loss Of tho steamer OF
Suctta on Thurdah Island, March I. About
o o'clock IN tho evening tho passengers
were startled by the sudden grating OF the
vessels knccl on n sunken rock. In les.
than n minute the Suotta had sunk out OF
sight, leaving 80 people struggling Ia tho
waves. Some were borne under In tho
stntc-rooms, or were jght In the rigging,
while others were fortunate enough 10 lay
hold Of floating wrcckaRc. one hundred
and thirteen livos were lost, the most Of
them whites, Many OF the survivors
suffered severely from exposure and In.
lurlcs, Tho rock IN which tho vessel
struck Is not on tho chart and Ia In tho
coursc recommended By tho admiralty as
having twelve fathomS OF water.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Jail Delivery.

SPOKANE FALLS, Wis. April "A
most daring aud successful Jail delivery
occurred hero at | o'clock this morning.
Four prisoners had previously cut the bnrs
on their cell doors with saws, made from
knives smugglcd Into Jail, aud this morn
Ing the nigh, watchmcn was called In on
some prc,cx,, when he wns Immediately
ovcrpowcrcd aud relieved OF the keys, by
means OF which nineteen other prisoner.
were released. Twenty three prisoners
escaped. The iailcr raised n posse 10
scour tho country.
A reward OF s25 for cach Is offered.
None Of tho escaped prisoners have been
captured IA yet.
Ldio-Thrcow were captured nj i0o'cloclt
this evening, but faint hopes OF catching
nny more.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
The Antitrust Bill.

Following is the text OF the anti
trust bill reported in the Senate by the
Judiciary Committee:
"Scction l.. Every contract, combina-
tion in the form OF trust or otherwise, or
conspiracy, In restraint Of trade or COM
merce among tho several states or with
foreign nations, is TO be declared illegal.
Every person who shall make any such
contract or engage in any such combina-
tion or conspiracy shall be deemed guilty
OF misdemeanor and OIL conviction shall
be punished by fine not exceeding 5000,
or by Imprisonment not exceeding one
year, or by both, In the discretion Of the
court.
Sec. 2. Every person who shall mo-
nopolizc or combine or conspire with any
other person or persons 10 monopolize any
part OF the trade or commerce among the
several states or with foreign nations, shall
be deemed guilty OF a misdcmeanor, and
on conviction punished rs above stated.
Sec. 3. Every contract, combination
in form OF trust or otherwise, or conspir.
acy IN restraint OF trade or commerce In
any territory Of the United States or of
the District Of Columbia, or between any
state or states or territories, or with for
ciru nations, is declared illegal. Every
person who shall make any such contract,
or engage In any such combination or
conspiracy, shall be deemed guilty Of n
misdcmeanor, and on conviction punished
rs before stated
Sections four and 1--WE give the several
Circuit Courts OF the United States jurIs-
dictiou TO prevent and restrain violations
OF the act.
''Scc. Il. Any property owned under any
contract or by any combination, or pur-
suant TO any conspiracy land being the
subject thereof mentioned In section l OF
this act, and being In the course OF trims
portation from one State TO another or TO u
foreign country, shall be forfeited TO the
United States, and may be seized and con
demned by the proceedings MS those pro
vided by law for the forfeiture, seizure and
condemnation OF property imported into
the United States contrary TO law.
"Sec. Z. Any person who shall be In.
ghtNh III Uy
other person or corporation by reason of
anything forbidden or declared to DO un.
lawful by this act may sue therefor In amy
Circuit Court OF the United States in tho
district In which the defendant resides OF
is found, without rcspcc, to the amount In
controversy; and shall recover three fold
tho damages by him sustained aud the
cost Of suit, including reasonable a,tor-
ney's fees.
"Sec. 5. That the word person or per
sons wherever used In this act should be
deemed To include corporations aud asso.
Citations existing under or authorized by
tho laws OF either the United States. the
laws Of nny OF the territories, the laws of
any state, or the laws Of any foreign couu
try
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Another Union.

Nlw fonn. April H. Delegates
representing the various organizations Of
tho hrcmon aud sailors Of this city, Brook
lyn, Jersey ci,y, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Boston aud Chicago, met today Tor the
purpose OF forming national organization
Resolutions advocating tho aliluiion oi
nil sea fnrina men Of the Pacific, Atlantic,
mi ora under ono head, IN order that a
Uniform rate ot wages aud ogunl rondi-
lions might be established through the
United states. were adopted, nnd also ono
p'cdKlnp "A union 10 buy only goods OF
labor manufacturers where ob,ninnblc,
The state herald., 1890-04-18
THE BRAZILIAN REPUBLIC.
A Constitution Being Prepared.

RIO JANEIRo, April 8.-The provin-
cial government having decreed that all
the great popular measures so long de-
handed by the people, such as the abolition
Of slavery, forced from the imperial gov
ernment in 1888, the separation Of church
from state, the freedom Of the press,
liberty Of worship, secularization Of public
cemetaries. and naturalization Of foreign
ers Is now trying TO avoid the danger and
Inconvenience that attended the adoption
Of the American constitution. Men now
the United States finishes, and SO take ad-
vantage Of American experience. For
this reason they have nominated number
OF well known specialists 10 frame con-
stitution which is to be presented to con-
stitutional assembly. The work Of regis
terlng voters (all men under twenty one
years Of age that know how to read and
writc) Is being pushed rapidly. Framers
hope to present constitution US much like
the American constitution as is consistent
with the character of the Brazilian people.
1t will then be submitted to direct vote
OF the people. 1t Is already partially COM
pleted.
1t declares the fatherund one and indi-
visablc; the republic is composed of states,
federal districts, provinces and territories;
Its government is representative, federal,
and republican. Each state shall be gov
erned by its own laws, and the federal
government shall interfere only for the
purpose Of guaranteeing u republican form
OF government the sanction Of sentences OF
federal courts, and in the case Of rebellion.
The provinces are to be regularly organ
lied into political bodies that require pecu-
mary assistance from the federal govern
mcnt. Territories arc unorganized or un
inhabited parts of the republic. The fed
cral districts will consist OF any munich
pality that may be chosen for tho federal
capital.
The most important recent event was
the resignation In body OF the Rio jan
Giro municipal intcndcncy in consequence
of the decree Of subsection of certain of
their acts to tho approval of the govern
mcnt, A new intendcncy, headed by DIR.
Amaraul, has made an excellent impress
sion by suspcnding the code OF municipal
laws framed by tho old board and which
had given great dissatisfaction.
Secretary OF State Blaine has sent cir
culars TO all the ministers and consuls,
possibly in South America, certainly in
Brazil, requesting information in regard
10 tho means of extending Amer
lean trade with their localities. II Amcri
can trade is to make headway in Brazil
great Improvement in mail service is de-
manded. II is now very bad.
The state herald., 1890-04-18
Custom. In tho rropies.

PANAMA. April ii.-A serious dis
turbancc occurred nj Santa Lurca ,bcatcr.
Santiago DO chill. on Sunday evening.
Tho management, without previous intlma.
tion changed tho play and curiailsj tho
performance by ono or two acts, and tho
audience ioro tho drop curtain 10 pieces,
the piano was smashed, and tho chairs and
other furniture wrecked The manager.
and nctors bca, timely retreat, ese they
would hayc been roughly handled
The state herald., 1890-04-18

II observe with regret. ucorgc. said
Georges father "ihnt You nrc still nt
the foot Of your class. /. there no pros.
pcct Of Your doing bcitcrp" 80. yes,
father; expect to bc second or third
IN tho next class below ncxt tcrm."-
~ L. Sun
"fon know what n fashion Miss
Gnnwlcdgo hna Of quoting proverbs nt
NIL titncsF Yes" 'Wcli. last niuht
ns remarked about midnight that !
must 70, she looked a, the clock and
murmnrcd, Better late than never"
~ L. HcrdH
Ptimus-"Ilow did Fergus do 81 tho
npcakipgP' sccundus - We'll. sir.
when Fergus time came there was
round after round Of applause" Pri'
mus -"Goodi must congratulate him
on Ills success" sccundns "hnd
when he finished YOU could have heard
pin drop,"--Hdrpcr's Basor.
The state herald., 1890-04-18

Ak cns,crn exchange rtatos TIM,
now plan has been devised for treating
buildings with nn,iscp,lc vapor Fresh
air Is forced Into ducks by u fan, over
material saturated with tho essence OF
eucalyptus. pinol. or any other nn,i.
septic mud aromatic extract Of vou.
tile nature. People who canno, 70 TO
tho expense Of tho machinery ucccs.
snry 10 thus mcdlcato tho air In their
homes will find tlint weak solutions OF
carbolic ncid. or other antisoplIe ma.
terIul. II put into the wn,er tanks OF
their furnaces. will do tho work quite
thoroughly,
The state herald., 1890-04-18

Tus United States OF Australia il
destined To bo creation OF the near
fuiurc. while the United State, OF Can.
,dt is one Of tho possibilities A
movement looking toward indcpcpd.
,nco has boon started NJ least In tho
former country. Tho chances, how.
,vcr. In Canada point toward union
with tho unI,ol States rather than
separate existence when tho political
lies joining II 10 Gront Britain arc
.rycrcd.