Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-04-20
Italy Will HsYe no Represen-
tative in this Country.
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY VEST.
Rioting in the Coke Regions, Fire
at WaIIa WaIIa, Murders at Ho-
boken, About Bismarck, Kautz
appointed Brig, General, State
News, Etc.
1MpERIAL ro RE REcALLEp.

his way to Rome. The Soleil declares
the baron much annoyed at the ac-
tion of the United States in regard
to the New Orleans affair. Accor-
ding to that paper the baron stated
that Marquis Imperial, Italian
charge de affairs at Washington, will
be recalled. "Italy" the the baron
added twill not have diplomatic
representative at Washington until
the New Orleans affair is finally
settled"
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
GALVESTON, Texas, April 49,
rhe president had rousing recep-
ton at Galveston yesterday after
noon and evening. The people
turned out en- masse to show their
heartfelt appreciation of his efforts
for the promotion and extension of
their commercial interests. A mill
tary salute was fired, the city bells
were rung, and all the steamers and
tugs in the harbor whistled their
loudest. The city troops and Mason
| "a ond oix,io Orno >, i1atinno xuara
present in force, and all joined in
cheering the distinguished visitors.
The party made trip on the bay
for the purpose of inspecting the
extensive harbor improvements now
in progress. After review of the
procession the president and party
were entertained at supper at the
Beach hotel, during which the pres
ident was serenaded bya band. The
party then repaired TO the balcony
where in the presence off an immense
throng of people, the president was
formally welcomed to the gulf by
General Waul, on behalf of the
mayor, the president returning his
thanks in feeling speech. A dis
play of fireworks ended the ceremo-
nies.
PREPARATIONS Av Ell PAso.
Ell PAso, Tex, April 19.-General
Randel, Of the Mexican army, ar
rived at Juarez with full staff and
escort Of company of artillery,
eighty cavalrymen and a military
band TO participate in the reception
to be rendered President Harrison
on his arrival here Tuesday.
GALVESTON, April 2O.-The presi-
dental party enjoved a much-needed
rest yesterday. While the people |
were desirous of showing every
honor and attention to the chief
magistrate, they respected his re-
quest to be allowed to pass the day
In quiet, and abandoned several
demonstrations reserved for today.
He, as we'll as other members of the
party, is loud in his praise of the un-
bounded hospitality of Texas. 1t is
the first time that the chief magis-
trate of the nation has ever visited
the state in his official capacity, but
II President Harrison is anything of
prophet, and his successors are at
all moved by his pleasant experience
here, 1t will never be overlooked In
that respect in the future. A note
worthy feature of the grand demon.
stration was the cordial welcome
given the president by the Italian
colany. All their local societies par
tieipated in the parade, acting as
special escort to the Italian consul
at Galveston, and that gentleman
afterwards on their behalf presented
the president with beautiful floral
design, symbllc of peace and frater-
nifty. The American and Italian
aags were crossed at the top of the
piece with a floral dove between
them.
TRxARKNA April 90 The presiden-
tiei party arrlvsi here this morning
and met with AN enthusiastic recep-
tion. They left at noon for lei Paso.
THE COKE DISTRICT.
UNIoNrowN, Pa, April l9.--The
outbreak of rioters at Lelsinring,
Kyle, and Leeth forced Sheriff Me
Cormick 10 call on Governor Patti |
son for the military. Excitement is
at high pitch over the prospec, of
ordering out the militia, but il is the
universal sentiment that IL is the
only safe thing 10 do.
HARRIsRuRo, April le.-Govern-
or PattisOn wired sheriff Mccormick
last night &c the effect that Il is not
the business OF the military to do
police duty, and the soldiers would