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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
ALLEGED PLOT OF ITALIANS.
They Are Said to Be Organizing to Move on
New Orleans

They Are Said to Be Organizing to Move on
New Orleans.
A dispatch from Newcastle. Pa, received last
night, says: Today Sebastian Gabarrio, leader
of the $50 Italians employed near wampum,
told a strange story, which he said should be
communicated to the authorities at once
Gabarrio is a property owner in wampum, and
seemed to place considerable weight upon the
information impaired. He said that yesterday
strange italian who resided in Pittsburg
called him aside and asked him il be would 90
into plot to avenge his countrymen who had
been killed at New Orleans. The stranger who
refused to give his name, said that at least
20 900 Italians could be brought into Pittsburg
in five hours time. and with the aid of guns
and by surprising the citizens they would be
able to take the city without much trouble
he strongly urged Gabarrio TO get the Italians
at Nampum to consent to meet the others in
Pittsburg at given signal.
He then went on to tell how every Italian set
tlement IL Allegheny and Beaver counties was
receiving the same information and how each
settlement was expected to send q large dele
CATION. He stated also that movement of this
kind was to be started all over the country In
the afternoon the Pittsburg envoy left for Car
Don. TINS county, 10 STIR mp the Italians there,
and said that a secret meeting was to be held in
the near future to talk the matter over among
themselves. There are 400 or 500 Italians at
Carbon and it is known that at least q half
dozen are members of the Mafia-
Gabarrio is u naturalized citizen Of the Unite
States and will prevent such plot in this sec
ton.
ANOTHER REPORT.
dispatch from Wheeling states that 1000
Italians near Moundsville. now employed ON
the railroad and who have been drilling, in
tend to go to New Orleans, though for what
purpose they refuse to state.
ARRIVALS IN PIrTsBURG.
Pittsburg dispatch says: Whatever of truth
there may be in the reports from Newcastle
and Wheeling as to an attack on Pittsburg in
case of trouble between this country and Italy
one thing is certain. For the past week an un-
usual number of Italians have been arriving IN
this city daily, and today squads of twenty and
thirty were unusually numerous. The police
department has been quietly at work and Sc
cured a list Of several hundred Italian board
ing houses, and the daily invoice of strangers
are under strict supervision.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
A Terrible Tragedy Near Vienna.

special cable dispatch to The EVENING STAB
from Vienna says: A terrible tragedy occurred
at Neubau, suburb OF this city, yesterday. An
upholsterer named Keinert. although in easy
circumstances, imagined. during fit of aber-
ration, that he ruined. and to save his wife
and family from want arose in the middle of
the night and proceeded to tear down the gas
pipes in the bed rooms occupied by his wife
and six children in order that the escaping gas
might suffocate them. The noise awakened
Frau Kleinert, who. on remonstrating with her
husband, was shot by him. He then killed
himself. The eldest son, aged twenty-six was
suffocated and the other children are more or
less injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
London "Cabbies" on q Strike.

A special cable dispatch to The EVENING
STAR from London says: The strike microbe that
seems at present to be in the atmosphere has
attacked the drivers of the cabs owned by
Charles Henry John Talbot, the present youth
full representative of the ancient earldom of
Prewsbury and Talbot. The men protest that
the price charged by his lordship for the hire
of his vehicles is excessive anu that they are
unable to make a living. Over one hundred
cabs are now idle in the yards which are
picketed to prevent their being taken out by
new hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
FOREIGN TOPICS OF INTEREST.
OF Important News From the Cap
itals OF Europe.


In a recent speech ]. F. O'Brien, M. P,
said that "Parnen must never again be al
lowed to handle the flag that he has disgraced
He would rather submit to fifty years Of Bal
fourism than to home rule under Parnell. IL
Ireland had home rule with governor like
Parneil she would be disgraced.
A dispatch from Vienna says that plan is on
foot IN Hungary to make presentation TO
Louis Kossuth on the occasion of his eighty
ninth birthday, on the 9Th of this
month. The aged patriot is said to be again ILL
and far from easy circumstances, in his home
at Turin.
The kaiser has given Chancellor Capriyi a
token of his approval in q communication
strongly approving the management of the I'm
Periai Bank OF Germany, of which the chancel-
Tor is the head. On the other hand the general
feeling in favor Of the retirement of De Boet-
ticher Is largely prompted by q sense that
mar Of his unfortunate financial experiences
ought not to be second in charge Of the most
important mouied institution of the empire.
Figaro yesterday asserted that beside his
memoirs the Due de Brogle possesses the whole
OF Ialieyrand correspondence from the year
11s9 to the time Of his death, all of which be
will probably eventually publish.
1t is said that the kaiser. notwithstanding
the imperfection of one of his arms is becom-
ing sklufnl marksman with the rife. At the
recent shooting match Of the officers of the in
fantry shooting school, at Spandau. the kaiser
gained the frst prize in one trial and the Sec
ond in two Others The kaiser was warmly
congratulated on the evidence Of his ability.
and he said he would cherish the prizes as most
valuable mementoes of the shooting school
Prince Louis Bonaparte, the second son Of
the recently deceased Prince Napoleon, has
been offered a commission in the Italian srmy
by King Humbert, but Prince Louis has been
informed of the desire that he should not re-
sign his coloneley commission in the Russian
army.
The annual allowance Of Prince Victor has
been doubled by the ex-Empress Eugene, thus
giving him an income Of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Disappointed at Being Given His Life.

A special cable dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
from Belfast says: The governor Of the prison
here, having been notified by the lord lieutenant
that the death sentence of the old man Patrick
Mooney, who was convicted at Downpatrick
last month for the murder Of his wife at War
rem Point, County Down, had been commuted
to imprisonment for life. called ON the prisoner
to inform him Of the fact. On entering the
cell Mooney was found engaged in making his
will and professed to be greatly disappointed
at the intelligence that he was to be allowed to
live
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Glad.tonians and Home Rule.

Aspecial cable dispatch to The EvESiNa STAR
from Portsmouth says: Hon. Joseph Cham
berlain, speaking at a unionist meeting last
evening, said that MANY Gladstonians would
gladly abandon the policy of home rule, but
had not the courage to act Independently.
Home rule being at present an impraticable
policy electors should consider from which
party they could obtain the best performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
A Song OF Changes.

I sang in the sun the whole day long,
] sang in the sun merry song,
Iwould not believe in grief or wrong;
sang in the sun the whole day long
sat In the dark and moaned all night,
] had lost my faith in truth and right,
And had no hope of coming light;
I sat In the dark and moaned all night.
And yet at dawn in my heart heard
Once more the voice of singing bird,
But memory hushed 1t with a word,
So my lips ne'er echoed what I heard.
And now am neither sad nor gay;
have learned at last that night and day,
Sunshine and shadow. pass away;
So now am neither sad nor gay.
O. -E c. White. in April Lipptncotrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

A dispatch from Omaha says: Tho states
crop prospects are reported 10 be superior 70
those Of any year in the history Of the ststs.
IN many localities in the state and also in the
Cakotas farmers are busy seeding. The guam
tity OF moisture received in snowfall during the
winter is believed to assure heavy crop even
in the portions OF Kansas, Nebraska and South
Dakota most subject 70 drouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Punished for Boisterousness.

Christian Smith of Ottawa, Ill, q Juror
in the damage case brought by v. H.
Seeley, horseman, against the Rock Island
road, was sent to Jail by Judge Blachard for
saying loud enough to be heard all over the
court room that the company would have to
pay Seeley. The case was continued to the
next term and the rest Of the jurors were ex-
cused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
John Plankinton's Charitable Bequests.

John Plankinton of Milwaukee, who died
last Sunday night, left will. but it has not yet
been filed in the probate court. 1t was drawn
some time ago. before he became seriously i'll.
The estate is believed to exceed So OO0, 900, and
that the bulk of it is to be divided among Mrs.
John Plankinton, Elizabeth Plankinton and
VIM. Plankinton. Large legacies are left to a
number of charitable institutions, the Y. NJ. c.
Association receiving one Of the largest
benuesfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

When say cure DO NOT mean rp~rsir 10 sop tss@
Tor time and then have than lnea1
raa,esl cure teye made q, So - OF sl1s ~.
wtfranf ny rxlss~<ly tls hHSauDs
others lave islesi u rs<eaxsnS
cure hend - cf,ct ior ira .ss Gnd free botS e
my tnfalfhss reazsds. Civ. LxYr<ss END fosf y0rN
aas<sa - ~ q. xr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
SPECIALS Is HosrrRr AID UxprR.
WEAR
JOHNSON LurrRrIIS

By fortunate purchase vi are enabled 20 Offer our
Patrons some exceptionally sood values In 10Th,
RoSsry and Underwear.
20 doren Ladies' Fancy Rbhsd Hoe. HsrnsdoSf
Past Blsck. at eAc. Regular rrice. 49,
n dozen chiidrens Rcruiar-made Hos. An n~xf,
Brown and Blue siE-s. 4. ~. g. 81 R~duoed n
lie. per resr. worth S7se.
100 dct,n Meas RAlSusran Half Hos. fun r,ruisr
made. al l5c.. or PAIRS for 81.
UNDERWEAR SPECIALS.
Coed quality Ladies Whit. Ribesd vs-s ., inr.
each.
Ladies' swis. Ribbed Lsle Vests. oolors psni !,
Lsht Blue. White and MAoo, at liz fully worth sSr5
Ladies spun sih Ribbed Vests At SOC.
our stock Of Underwear for ladies' Men and Che
drcn. both variety and price. Is uneassled 10
any house IN this city.
81 dozen wsmsuttA Cotton shirts size.. IL ~
l7h. Best quality linen bos0ms and well made oniy
s3c. These would lie cheap stsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
THE PATENT SYSTEM.
How 1t Originated and Has Been Eos
tered in This Country.
THE RIGHTS OF INVENTORS.
Patents Issued In Colonial Days-How the
Constitution Came to Provide for the Pro-
lection of Inventory Rights-The Patent
Once Mt Different Periods.
Written for The Evening Star.

TNHE INVENTOR IS
L the true representa-
tive man Of the age He
is the father of al arts
and to him may be justly
applied the title Of bene-
factor Of the human race.
From the age of Faustus,
flying from Paris after
his fatal bibles had been
exposed 10 sale; from the
age which tore into
pieces with unreasoning
hands Arkwright's spin
ming machine and looked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
CONSUMPTION.

1have positive remedy for tho above cssss.. by
me- Thousands Of of the kind and Of loax
standing have been Indeed ssruns q AR Nth
in its efficacy. that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE
with VALUABLE TREATISE ON this disc. =. 10 any
sufferer who vail send their Expr~ss ana r. Dad
dress. T. A Sl>oCITN NC
,Als-x20 lsl Pssri 81. MT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
The Sioux City Post Office Site

site for the post Office building at Sioux
Falls, Iowa, will be offered free to the
government at the corner Of 18th and Jackson
streets. Competing quarters of the city will
also offer to donate sites nearer to the business
centers. Congress appropriated S250,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Rhyme Of the Horse Car.

Rhyme Of the Horse Car.
Ram 'em In,
Jam 'em in,
Push 'em In, pack;
Hustle EN-,
Justle 'em,
Poke in the back.
Tramp on 'em,
Stamp on 'em,
Makes the bones crack,
Fat women,
Stat women,
Tom, Dick and Jack.
Hang on,
Cling Oh,
BY teeth or by hair,
All, there!
Now stay here,
And pass up your fare.
Chicago Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Michigan Cniversity's Future in Peril.

Michigan University's Future in Peril.
The bill appropriating Sls5,OO0 for the
university during 1912 was taken up
in the Michigan senate on Thursday.
The four Patrons of Industry united
against the bill on the ground that the uni
versity was costing too much and that horde
of foreign pupils were being educated at the
expense Of the poorer taxpayers of the state.
The bill was tabled to save it from defeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

THE GRADUAL CHANGE THAT IS GOING ON IN
SOME OF THE RESIDENT SECTIONS OF THE
c1rY-H1aH PRICED BUILDING LoTs-oTHER
MATTERS OF INTEREST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
A Fr..en Ms.-se.w.r ut New or,..ra

Freseh Msa-of-Wsr at New Orieana
The French man-of-war Naiad reached New
Orleans on Thursday night Admiral De
Cueverille, . naval officer of distinction, 10
on board the Nsiad. He d on his way homo
from the eastern coast Of Africa, whittier he
wes sent about one year ago to settle some
colonial difficulties for his government. After
Q shsrt visit 1T New Orleans the Naiad will 20
70 New YORK. and then to France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Justined Cried.


Ef0m Ne Rh11Ade{phh Record
A kind-hesrted lady found . yonnester cry
ing against wan ON Raos street yesterday.
'whats The matter, bubbyy" she asked, and
hubby answered; "How would ron like 70
wear your long-lsesed brothers pants cut
down % Il bag a he knees eams oas 1t your
anklo."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Large Sums Of Money Paid for Building
Sites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Written for The Evening star.
THE STORY OF LITTLE ELSIE.
Letters That Eloated Down From Her WIN
dow, and How One Was Answered.

A HOT SUMNER MORNINGS ExPKRIENcE-A LITTLE
CHILD AND HER ODD ENPLoYhEST-A CHANCE
MEETING IN THE STREET AND A SCENE THAT
SEEMS TO HAVE HAPPILY ENDED ALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Judge Morris Intentions.
Judge Morris Of Connecticut, democratic
gubernatorial candidate. will before long in
stitute quo warranto proceedings for the Office
Of governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

TIE FIRE OF 1877.
In lS77 the roof and model halls in the west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

know where Use HvesY' she asked. / told her
thought 1 did, and with perfect confidence
she trotted along by my side. l felt really dis
appointed that she did not recognize me at
first, but she speedily chartered all that away.
She was the most confiding, earnest little BODY,
and for two squares she told me about her dolly,
her mover and her papa. who was gone away.
1--WE ulster live in New York" she informed
me, ''and wagons and street cars went by all
day and all night and papa lived zere too. and
mover never cried, but one day papa went
away and never come back no more, and ives
waited and waited, but he never come and
mover cried every Gay and was rick, and zen
We came here on re steam cars and brought
my dolly, and Use got a little kitty, and my
papa will come cause writes to him and tells
him mover has been sick, and oh, ceres mover"
and there certainly was mover" standing in
front OF the home which wo had almost
reached and looking up and down the street in
a distracted way. The little one having NO
further use for guide darted on ahead and was
soon safe In mowers" arms, while crossed
the street without being seen.
THE LETTER ANSWERED.
TWAS only few mornings after this that a.
was sitting in my window, after watching
Elsie write several Of her letters and
deposit them in her ususl post box, no
ticed = rather gO0d-looking gentleman walking
up and down the street in an undecided sort Of
way. Once he seemed ON the point Of going
away, but finally stopped and iesned against
the tree in front Of the opposite house. and
picked up sort Of mechanically one of the little
slips OF paper which lsy at his feet. could
not see his face, but almost immediately he
walked up the steps, rang the bell and entered
the house. By this time was half way out of the
window, and In imminent danger Of going the
other half l felt sure where that man was
going, and could almost see him going up the
stairs. Sure enough heard httle seream
in moment aud then the sound At sobbing,
and caught one fleeing glimpse Of little Elsie
jumping up and down like . Marionette.
ALL GONE
was positively worse than useless IT the Of
fee that day and came homs early, bat ssw moth
ing Of my opposite neighbour The next morning
lwss up Ct daylight and st the window Isak-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.
SHORT NOTES GATHERED IN ny sPRY DRILL
REPORTERS.

SHORT NOTES GATHERED IN ny sPRY DRILL
REPORTERS.
Read w. j. Moore 4 Co.'S advertise
ment on ninth page.
IA. O. Ostby visited the Marquette land
office on land matters early this week.
Boys, save your dollars for the band
boys phantom ball April 10.
Thomas Williams. OF Pickands, came
down 20 Crystal Falls early I'm the week
on business trip.
The DIAMOND Dull can hereafter be-
found on sale mt James Harbour's tobac-
co store adjoining the opera house.
Henry Miller, who experimenting the
interior fnishings Of the court house,
departed sick man TO his Oshkosh home
Monday morning.
Charles III. Hastings, n prominent meat
dealer Of Fond du Lac, well and favor
ably known on the Menomnee range,
was in the city Tuesday on business.
Badger Tent No. IL, Knights OF tho
Maccabees, Florence, Wis, will give "a
dancing party in Tully's opera house,
Easter Monday night. The editors nc
knowledge complimentary tickets.
John Dolan, the drayman, has secured
the agency for Walters Brothers Menasha
beer--a delicious beverage surpassed by
none, and already has number OF cur
toners on the hat. John Is "a mover and
will work up big business Tor the Menasha
brewery.
j. b. Schwartz returned from Lansing
Sunday and was met at Stager by rig
and driven into town during the alter
noon. Mr.. Schwartz was, with Others.
sent 90 Lansing 20 oppose the Perkins
bill TO form Dickinson county, and made
good fight.
J. III. Ostrander, the expert optician
says, that many children are backward
in their studies. and are called stupid
and thick-headed, when the trouble IN
one OF detective sight. They cannot see
| like their companions. Instead al trac-
ing each word or line with pleasure, they
do 40 painfully. Every hour spent In
study Is an hour OF unnatural effort and
discomfort. They are handicapped ON the
very start by detective vision. Many n
brilliant child who might have been n
mark In the world with the aid ofpropcrly
ground spectacles. has been doomed 90 N
/ mental position because, M their teachers
say. they viii not apply themselves 70
their books" They actually cannot
apply themselves 20 close work without
paving penalty OF headache or eyeache
and will choose rather TO be thought
thickheaded and dull than 10 suffer tho
martyrdom Of close application to study.
Mr.. Ostrander will remain another week
in Iron Mountain, with X. s. Buck,
icwelcr. Examination Tree.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
Alfred Rergstrom.

desire To announce TO the electors OF
the township OF Crystal Falls that am
a candidate for commissioner OF high
quirements OF the office and IL elected
will see that the duties are performed To
the letter. ALFRED BERGsTRoM.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
Announcement.

desire 10 state to the voters OF the
township OF Crystal Falls, that am can
didate for Highway Commissioner and
as have been connected in performing
similar duties Tor the past four years, i
nected with the office and promise, N
elected 10 fill the same satisfactory 90
all. ToNEy HARDING.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
commissioner OF highways, one overeer
for road district No. 4. one overseer for
road district No. 2, one overseerfor road
district No. 3, one school inspector, four
constables.


Say, voters OF Crystal Falls township,
/ want 10 let you know am candidate
for commissioner Of highways; some Of
my friends think am the right man for
the position. Being seven-year resi-
dent and never before having the honor
OF officially serving the people, think
will banker after that Office. II elected.
] will endeavor my best TO satisfy the
public. JOHN McLEoD.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
A Candidate,

employ this method to Announce TO
my friends that i ann candidate for the
office Of overseer OF road district No. g
(Hemlock); and in elected will do my ut
most to fulfill the requirements Of the
Office. ORLANDO PETERSON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
Highway CommIssIoner.

thereby announce myselias "A candidate
for the office OF highway commissioner
OF this township and ask the support of
the voters, assuring them that II am
elected that the duties OF the office will
be carefully and faithfully performed to
the very best OF my ability.
FRANK RAHER.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
Highway commandments.

hereby present myself as candidate
for commissioner OF highways 81 the
township Of Crystal Falls and IL elected
promise a faithful performance OF all the
duties incumbent upon me.
CHARLES MALsTEADr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
Township Clerk.

want my friends to know that am
i'm the run for township clerk. A
faithful performance of all the duties is
promised. NJ. X. SULLIVAN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-21
For Supervisor.

/ desire To state To the voters OF Crystal
Falls township, that lam a en- ndidate for
supervisor. WILLIAM III. MORRISON.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-20

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sere peo lanspnris Smerte, faiter ben,
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tilbn9e paa fit ippnlple 2eie, fursirpes
snifcr ban eiter Den Spile. ipm ban fun
Tan iaa rDtfepis. Sans Spsoom er al
ben SeifaHenbso, at De a~lminoelise Nes
biciner altfor pite laar fell, men Der er
tilitr9tteiise Sepiier for, at bet befienbte
blporenieuoe Miboel, tSoitctter's Sto'
mad 8itters, er ct paalioelist Miooel
for Dem, Der fiber al &beumati5me.
Stanbs Sysopmmen ! bens ~bespnbenbe
Staoier meo oenne Meoietn, nnar be
igrlte fprelsbise 6pfninser piier, ps
unosaa ~aarslanee 2ibelier. Spao MI
eno 6ortlariusssrunoeu er til bette
Sitters SnbFposlie paa benne SpsSom,
iaa iorelisser Der bog intet iaa birette
% poiitipt Sibnesbprb, iom be, Der an'
saar 3ilirloe al &benmatisme. 2igt
ale uomarfeoe Msoiciner r,na bet bog
faa en- ubiprlis % ipitematiit Trspe, %
buros life fasieres, | 1ilfRlbe bet life
itrar uirfeoc. Oct er liseiaa ilomGrtet
for 9pspepiia, Mansel paa Gorbsislie
O. liontree Spsbomme, (IRai).