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Five ships OF the White Squadron are
now at Norfolk.
Judge Il. II. Jones, of Petersburg, was
found dead in his Office.
Sister Eulatle Pierce, of the Order of
Visitation, died in Wheeling, aged 70
. years.
Secretaries Blaine and Tracy were in
New York Yesterday and were beset by
the local politicians.
A phonoaraph message from Cardinal
Manning to Cardinal Gibbons has been re-
ceived in New York.
II ia soidtbat tbe Enulish holders of
Virginia 'onds have agreed imon a plan
for Settling tbe State debt.
j.. 1orco rnnbor of lnmbermen mot in
Norfolt and organized the North Carolina
Dressed Lumber Association.
Taao,'L -, a,,o1 90 "a no,,;o1 Eriod
22UsuPn ma,M %se~ ,'ro,,rieto i cnr,n,itted
",,io;ao GoiT T., Nov, WorlI bry shooting
''',Iar GaoUoo 80 p;n" = oabirotn,aLer oood G9
,,oors E'os l,,,srcop,e Nv smoke and snffn.
Sotnd w % ro IN onse at Ruf.
SaSeu Soie ~ i''o J." '0"i N''''n ~
i",U, ~ ...,,-.. u,,,,,.,,,
ne demand ot tlie s'Ifhlns oaipell.ei9
aV Enalies.oh' W., a. roi I'M ba,, arou,o ao.
, MoLk all4 vel, III, nou[s NV Pay n"' 'een "o
ccueu W Wy an 'iie 'oii'i no'oi''
reports come from fanama TO the ell
| iect thaV reVoluIlonaIy movement - III
| progress III costa llca anu tnaU Vne Alesl'
ueiit mas ueolaie' s'aro Vi 'ie6I
AT Aolnguoh Dr' Jonn a. /. baheri
arrested on charge OF haylng murdered
ms Wlte, waved an examination, auu
| speclal granu jury VIII near Vhe charges
to-day
! The stores of George Neeiy' Cohen
Bros coleman, bonllry ana Del, Oh
| PalaioX street. fehsaGola' ria, Werc
burned last night Inc loss is aoout
| :GoUOO.
Ida Brevoort, the concert hall singer
who was killed in New York by Charles
s. Wilbur, the latter then committing
suicide, was the wile oil leXah hameu
Darremore
Another case of baptism in coffin oc-
CURED at Springfield, Ohio, yesterday
Elder Green immersed Mrs. Alice Madi-
son, who is dying with consumption in
a metallic casket.
Thomas B. Pope, landscape painter, of
Newbureh, n. V, was struck and instantly
killed last evening at Fishkil Landing,
n. V, by the Chicago limited express ON
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad.
Mr.. II. II. Kohlsaat has become pro-
ptietor of the controlling interest of the
Chicago h,te,. Ocean, The entire stock is
held BY William Penn Nixon, the editor
of the naper, his brother and other mem
bers of the intey- ocean staff.
Tho Canadian Government measure re
newina the modus vivendi provides that
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ALEX XANDRIA.

The Hydraulian Fire Company, wants
their first reel rebuilt and the Columbia
Company is promised new one, but the
city fathers are not very amiable when
the warden asked for money to purchase
either, or in fact anything else though they
boast of equipping and maintaining the
crack and most efficient volunteer fire de-
partment in the State, if not in the whole
South. 1t is well known that the streets of
Alexandria are paved principally with
cobble stones and in many places these
are full of ruts and of huge boulders
that only require three men to lift and
also that the yell of fire is frequent, it be-
ing in the very nature of the
people. The youngster has has it
from his daddy and his dad got ii from
his ancestors and We ancients. Though
the town bell, these when struck are
struck in ways no two alike, which send
the companies off in different directions
generally, and seldom in the right di-
rection after all. But of course there is
the regular old roundup where the
rivalry between the engine companies is
manifest, often-as yesterday, in a sort OF
free iight-on their return, If it isn't q
water battle. The wardens showed in
figures to the Council committees that the
expense of these repairs to machines and
the unnecessary alarms could be done
away with by an expenditure of $1,000 in
a telegraph system; but no. they say the
city's finances can't stand it.
Mr.. Rich ard Nevett an old citizen OF
the Third ward died last night, aged
siXty-seVen years.
The remains of Nancy Berry, the old
servant of the MCKen2ies who died al
the residence of Mrs. Harriet Mckenzie
Eleventh street, in Washington, on Tues
day, were brought here to-day and the
funeral, attended by a large throng of peo
pie, both white and colOred, took plac,
this afternoon. She was buried in the
Union Cemetery.
Last night the express car on the loca
road, when near Waterloo, caught fire
and considerable stuff in il was burnt ol
badly damaged,
The EpiscOpalians to-day are observing
Ascension Day services at Grace and st
Paul IS churches, also at st, Mary's.
Last night twenty citizens, under charg'
of Captain Billy Smith, the city sergeant
and Norfolk's sergeant and deputy wen
down on the Washington as a venue fo
the Brady Callcutt murder case
John Hart, a young man who has beer
a sufferer from consumption died las
night at his home ON North Washington
street. Several years ago he lost his arm
from gunshot wound and never re
covered from IL. Aged 81.
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r1NANc1AL ANp coMMERcIAL.


New YoRK, May Mooney loaned at 4
6l@ per cent.
Exchange steady; posted rates, 4sG@i00;
actual rates. 4S5imiS5l Tor sixty days,
and 4SSg0t4s0 for demand.
Governments steady; currency, Is 1l3
bid; lls, coupon, l0i bid Is do. coupon,
120 bid.
The stock market this morning opened
frm with prices fractiunally higher, but
after the first few sales prices began TO de.
cline, and continued on the downward
course throughout the morning.
The advance in the rate of discount on
the Bank of England from 81 to per
cent. contributed to thedepression. Union
Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, st. Paul,
Atchisou, Northern Pacific preferred,
burlington and Quincy, and Cincinnati
and ST. Louis were especially pressed for
sale At noon the decline ranged from
I to per cent At this writing the
market is dull.
Washington Stock Exchange.
Rel orted Tor rHE Critic by Gurley &
Stevens, real estate and local securities,
1885 + street northwest.
sales-Regular call, 10 o'clock M
ID. G.. 3.G5s, 81 600 q 1lBl 81 900 ll6g.
w. & G. Il. II. Conv. 8s. 81 900 a l25;
$1,000 125 81 600 a 1876; $1,000 q l25;
81 800 1876; 81 ,OOOa 1876. w. & G. II. r..
rights. $40 i2l; $50 12g West End
Nat Bank, 10 1Ol. Traders Nat. Bank,
10 a 1854. Eck'tn e Sol Home Il. r., a
50; 20 a 5l4. Col. Fire Ins., 90 lGs. Wash.
Gas, , a AT.
Unlisted-Amer. Security and Trust, 5s,
Second Series, 81 900 1901.
Miscellaneous Bonds-W. e. G. X. r..
10-40 G's, R'03l23. 104: w. e G. II. Il.
Convertible 6s '99129 12l Masonic Hall
Assn SIS, 1908, l04l; Wash Market Co.
1st 6's 1S02-i9l1, 10; Wash Market Co.,
Imp, 6's l0l2l27, 120 Amer. Security and
Trust, SIS, 1905, 100; Wash. Light In
fantry lst 6's, 1904, 100; Washington Light
Infantry, I'd s5 rs 1904, 96i Wash. Gas Co.
Ser. a, 6's, 1902 81 12G; Wash. Gas. Co.
Ser Il, G's, 1904-29, 127 Wash. Gas Co.
Convertible G's 1901, 1856.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Wash
ington, 49,; Bank of Republic 270 Met
| ropolitan, $50; Central 300; Second, 1SI
Farmers and Mechanics, l9i; Citizens /,
| 10; Columbia, 1853; Capital 1875; West
End, llo1; Traders 117s; Lincoln, lol. =,
Railroad STOCKS. Washington and
lumbia, 60; Capitol and North o Street,
so; lexington and Soldiers Home, 90;
Georgetown and Tenallytown, 62}.
| Insurance Stocks = Firemen's, Al;
Franklin, SO; Metropolitan, so; National
| Union, 10; Arlington, l76; Corcoran, 6S;
| Columbia, %lG4; German American, 1885;
Potomac, so; Riggs, 81; Peoples, 81; Lin
coin, 81 Commercial, AZ.
Title Insurance StOcks.-Real Estate
Title, l29l; Columbia Title, tis.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks.--Wash-
ington Gas, 'i44; Georgetown Gas As; u.
S. Electric Light 1851,
Telephone Stocks.-Pennsylvania, %;
Chesapeake 81 Potomac, 5S; American
Graphophone, 81.
| ltt.a. r..
ket, 49, Bull Run Panorama, 15 Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, T. Great Falls Ice,
| 150; Lincoln Hall, 60.
Safe Deposit and Trust Companies
Washington Safe Deposit, FLO; Washing
ton Loan and Trust, 9G; Amer. Security
and Trust, 79s.
| %EN Dividend
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Real Estate,

Gaines Reeger Donoho to John W.
Schaefer, lot %, block 100, improved; also
lot II, block 2, $3.50.
John r. Lehman and wife to Edward
X. Plant, lots . and 1, square 403. SIS, 800.
Sarah Tometty to Lawrence Morisey,
lots II and r. sub. square PIG, $40.
Edward Loughborough to Rose Lough-
borough, part lot 3, block II, $1,000
David d. Stone to William B. Pollard,
lot II, block 1, SO.
Allen G. Clark to Richard F. Vain
right, lots ,, 8, 8 and 10, square 602; lots
4 and 5, square GOA; lot ., square COG; lot II,
square 605; lot s, square 61l lots 4, 5, Z,
ii and 10 square G67, $40.
Henry c, Fowler to Lille c. Kramer,
part lot !, 100x25 feet, 81 900.
James Il, HALEY to A. NJ. Green. part OF
lots 81 and 80, Uniontown, $1,300
W. L. Edmonston to Henry G. and
Walter S. Fowler and Alice Il. Thompson
part of lot !, square 766, S343.
Sarah Il. Stevens 10 Richard G. Park,
lot 6S, Hillyer's sub, S937,2S.
William White to Richard G.. Park, lot
g. Hillyers sub, $S.767 80.
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The stunning party, which young
society people affect, has been trans
formed into the tenement house party"
These thoughtless young people take along
a chaperone and detective and make a
round of the poverty stricken districts,
just as they would go to any show. They
apparently have noidea that the creatures
they see in distress are human beings. 1t
is fad that exhibits the heartlessness of
the sightseers in its most repellant form.
On the other hand, there are a number of
rich girls who spend every Saturday
morning in 1.-THE slums," sewing with
and for the poorest people. Some are so
engrossed in their efforts to help these
unfortunates that under no circumstances
will they forego their regular Saturday
mornings labors with them. The work
of these excellent young ladies is done
very quietly, absolutely without any show
of piety. only their dearest friends know
of their labors. The contrast between
these angels of the tenements and their
higb-toned, misery.seeking sisters is suf-
iicieDtly marked to need no comment.
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In view of the fact that the Scotch
Irish Congress will meet In Louisville
May II, Governor Buokner has issued u
proclamation stating that this meeting
will be Of peculiar interest to Kentuckians
with whose early history the heroic
actions Of this sturdy race are 50 closely
interwoYen and the citi Zens of the State
win deem IL privilege to welcome to this
Congress the representatiy es of this illus
triOus race from all parts Of America"
The Governor adds; "No political OF sec.
tartan significance attaches 10 this assem-
blage. Its mission will be TO revive mem
mOries Of the Am eriean- Ulster race and
to collect materials for compiling q his
tory showing Its impress on modern civil
zation, and especially upon American in
stitutiOns.n
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PERSONAL.

DR.. j. y. Vaughan of st. Louis, is at Worm
leys.
Miss Gibson of Glasgow, Scotland, il at the
Metropolitan.
Representative McComas of Hagerstown,
Md, is nj Welcker's.
Hon, Seth Low President OF Columbia Col
legc New York, and Mrs. Low. arc at the
Arlington
Mr. Chas ! Con- of Clarksburc w Va and
Mr. p Sfanbone nf Iomdon Fnn,lsnd ar" "tV NJ
The ST, James
M n r J.rlir. ., Aubrrr N " A., C
Il nan ~ ~ n,,hnm,Io Ia onT NJ X I Eni,,ht
a. H"iiond ave nv tbe Va NgtinnoI - - ~
VI ' 'lo''"'i"' ~ -, 80, w ''I '"v'V''",' ~,
,oenalor.eleei hahs 0g Oh NORTH ppnkola'
lam. I oHd ibsti. W psrn ~ orJn5
ave- at ~" a rlinoton ''''' ''N'''V' - ''"N'"'
81 C.l - W. n, mo. p..,.,..,..,..,,
congressman J' W, flle OF Penhsyyahin
NJ. MAA oAuue9sG%neln % 0i AustTiai Mr' W .
DDaIvl9y PSIan vi EshE,"hu, anu hIH, Ti, a., NJ
noWule ol -ni'cnei', . ~ Hio at tne Eooit''
ANT At sam MattshaiI u Well-hn0wn S,tlHen OF
h MawhSuhce' ~ t WnH na1 u"uT a'oI r mlsa ~ a
IsHadl' ole - ~ iaiaa,u W., u"n'nS LIZ "a,
Wi3iarLdE "eoi O"'o"so "is "'e"' N "So "'
| ",ii"Iu ,', =
- n, ~; a m. i % ~ ~ -Hqw w.r,on W ~
HHnl 1,r "nu Wso "t IL poU'' ~ io,, 49,
iip,, u Gam orro FS,vnsU' FT
M - aE y, Ss TIoyeriiii Ns RIJe
umrr M Wassiiion ~ % '''' ""77 - '''0
S.,in1'ta,, ~ - ui,,,irhot,,,o W Va.
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Judge Haguer on the Bench-Reubsam
VS.. Rogers leave to file amended answer
granted, Hill VS.. Hill; testimony before
Edwin Forest, examiner, ordered taken,
In re Henry Washington w A, Atkin,
Frances Shields writs of de lunatico in
quirendo ordered TO issue, Robey ys.
Robey, defendant required to pay Sl40
nlimOnN.
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Colorel Mon Rarred.

PIrTsBuRG, PA May BY vote of 50
to "a the National Convention of Ma
chinists decided yesterday to refuse adj
mission to colored men. Canada requested
admission, and the association was made
international to permit the Canadian
machnists to ioin
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Victims of the Florence Riot.

BosToN, May Mr.. w. Il. Russell of
Newton received telegram from Flor
ence last night, stating that the first re-
port of the injuries to Mr., Jacques and a
member of his family had been very
much exaggerated, and that they We're
not seriously hurt. What provoked the
assault was not indicated in the cable mes
sage
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Ioyal Legion omcers.

BosToN, May 7.-Brigadier' General John
L. Otis of Northampton was chosen COM
mander of the Massachusetts Commandry
of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion
of the United States at the annual election
held last night. Lieutenant Colonel 5. NJ.
Crosby was elected senoir vice.csmmander
and Rev. Phillips Brooks d. d., chaplain.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-07

WIYoNA, MINI, May 7.-Winona
was visited by another disastrous fire last
night when the entire plant of the
Schrothe d Ahrens mill company was
destroyed, The mill, warehouse, and
three blocks of lumber were burned
The loss will approximate 100000; in
surance between $40, 600 and $50 1000.
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jay GonId,s Crank.

NEW YoHR, May 7.-Charles ]. Dixon,
the Pueblo citizen, who said he was COM
missioned to kill Jay Gould, is confined
i'm the insane ward at Bellevue Hospital.
He will be examined this afternoon as to
his sanity.
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Ar NnOuT O'clock Yesterday afternoon
colorcd man driving light covered
wagon, to which was hitched a small but
lively sorrel horse, dashed down Fifteenth
street toward the point where it intersects
Pennsylvania and New York avenues.
There was quite q crush of vehicles at the
moment and the usual number OF pedes-
trians endeavoring TO get across the street
alive. This playful colored person, how
ever, saw something humorous in the
situation and thought it good time TO
introduce some novel and startling COM
piications. Accordingly, just as two
gentlemen, well known citizens were
lodging in between a couple of passing
vehicles, about the middle Of the street,
the colored driver of the wagon put on an
extra spurt and dashed his team right into
the narrow opening. The two pedestrians
escaped by miracle, so swift and 50 sud
den was the onslaught. II was a de-
liberate onslaught, too. The transfer
agent at the corner of Riggs Bank saw it,
the driver of private carriage drawn up
in front of the bank saw it. 4 dozen
or more people in the vicinity saw it,
and all commented on the outrage
with Indignation In fact the only indi-
yidual thereabouts who took no notice
of the incident was the policeman on the
opposite corner, who is stationed at that
point for the express purpose of prevent
ing such brutalites, but who was 50 deep
in conversation with an acquaintance
that he had no eyes for as deliberate an
attempt at murder as was ever made. lie
could have seen it if he had been looking
about him, and he could easily have ar
rested the vicious wretch who committed
the outrage. Really if the authorities do
not adopt more stringent measures and
have them carried out with greater iidel-
ity, we shall have a tragedy at that cross
ing some Of these fine days
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rrr,stVo ,vn bopef,l evidpnce of the
..,,., h.. = ,..,,.,, L., 80
IelaliuHs occupied Wy Ve''o'' 'i"95 VI
ltahans toward the INSTITUTIONS Oh thelr
adopted country is to be found in the dis
closures growing ont of the PAroRNo affair
In Neu, Orleans ono puttrp pIronNo n
iii Nv Ollo''i7' I ". 49,. So
Jew Gays ago aPPiIeu 10 lne mayor VI 'n".
city, asking Tor protection against secret
,ooiety known as the Giovanni Bersag-
lieri. He stated that charges had been
,,rororrod o,,ai,e, hin, otlo,;ne, a, onorso
siNi..T 80 i,.i' 1a,,es 49,,
the pennlty lot WulCn Is ueaVh uiuer Vne
rules of the society. The document
which came into PAToRNo's possession
roads os follows.
Nrw ORLEANS. April G. 1891.
10 the President Of Society Giora,t,d BeiSag-
iieri u Men orleans, Ntcoid Digtogon"t (a
W"'",oNe'' 's"u" 80 u D"",o"e S'tt'E
NlR ne uliuerslgleu, an agt.Ve iiieiiloer ~.
~ MM eoU eoeticio IL F r. ,p r,,ies c or,,os tLo
member PuIIIp PAToRNo as guilty of an
attempt against the welfare material and
moral, ot the said Society Gioyanm Ber-
saElieII pl SeW UI.enS HTGoIuis TL ~ a
P,lIItr p ,ropyo the second dav of March
1891. maliciously cited this society Clio.
vanni Bersagieri, in tribunal, in order
10 compel Salu Sociely 10 give M nm l. the
So,I "l ~ pI"S opt thnt o1, anti,, nf
pWttIp PtTotvo was malicious and to the
detriment of the existence moral and
material, Of the Society Giovanni Bersag-
heIl; II:, p,,, p,noo.o t,o, o,1 u,o.
acc@rding 10 articles oo and oT of onr rnies
the Giovanni Bersaglien is not indebted
to him for the said sum.
In force OF what say, demand the
aCc.sSu rilalI iai5 INIuhmI, oesAle,,eu @ Gi ~ d
Tanni Bersaglieri according to article / Il
of our rules.
tSigned) Giovanni LAscuoLA.
e. Dido, secretary.
1t appears, therefore, that PAToRNo's 5
offense lies in his having invoked the
c,urts of New Orleans i'm the adiuiication
80 f,.,,o;o, let, ,,,t,ioi, ,,roooo5;,, =,
VI ni"hc'ul "'sPu'e' Mn'0u Pioeeeulils
is, III the OPINION OF that terIent cutthroat,
GIOVANNI LAscUoLA, blow at the moral
and material existence of the society.
Article l41 of the interesting code under
which the Giovanni Bersaglieri is con-
Quoted evidently prohibits all and any
recognition of American courts in the
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Lovers OF THE sensational in politics
will keep their eyes fixed on BISMARCK.
They will be disappointed if he fails to
put fresh keg of J"ror Teutoaicw on tap
at least every other day, as soon as he
gets warmed up to business IN the Reich
star
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INA NEW ORLEANS LETTER published in
Yesterdays CRIuc-RECoRD a mistake Oc-
CURED in giving the date OF the arrival Of
the Italian ship which brought ExPoaTo's
ecn and nine other Sicilians 70 this coun-
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We HAVE RECEIVED a number of mes
sages Of approval and commentator of
our remarks touching the proposed cut
ting down of trees in Lafayette Park
Coming from such intelligent and re-
sponsible sources, these utterances may
fairly be assumed to represent the feeling
Of the best people of the city and % voice
widespread and responsible sentiment.
Indeed, it could hardly be otherwise.
There is absolutely no reason why these
trees should be cut down, unless one here
and there should be decayed and in danger
Of falling. 1t cannot be said that they
disfgure the park. Even the most ruth
less Philistine would hardly go to that
extent. Why, then, remove them The
Lafayette Monument is admired by
thousands and thousands like TO look
at 1t, but there are no thousands who want
the trees cut down, in order that the view
may be unobstructed from every point of
the compass. We venture to say that any
ruch proposition, if submitted to apopular
vote, would be repudiated by five hundred
to one. Once more we express the hope
that the Commissioners will give it their
unanimous disapprcyal.
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The whlrligis of Fortune.

Formerly it was Farmer PETER and
Senator Ingalls, Now il is PETER who is
Senator while ingalls,, hoe in hand,
tickles the Kansas soil into fertility and
the production Of potatoes.
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try. The article read "a day or two after
HFNNrssy's murder" and 1t should have
read ga day or two ago" The ship in
question reached New orleans about the
first of May, months after the murder Of
UrNNrssY. II is certainly strange and
far from reassuring circumstance that
these nine men should have been SNUG
glcd into New Orleans at this particular
timc-such men. too.
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An Epitaph.

Here lice, IN sections, the body OF Mike,
The last Of the great McGlues;
He sat on keg OF dynamite
Aud 10 his pipe with a fuse.
-NelO I0yk HfF0id
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A Deserved Sentence.

New York, May Joseph Barondess,
the leader of the striking cloakmakers,
who was convicted of eXtoItion, was SEN
tenced TO State prison to-day for one year
and nine months.
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Momnn,a MnX.

When lovely wOman'e waist 10 twenty-five,
liz safe 10 put star against the sun
She'll not he happy ill she'e proved 20 you,
That II ID really only twenty-one.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-07

Remember the boys short pants and
suits we advertise from 81 up. Eiseman
Bros, Seventh and h.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-07

Farming IS depressed, Markets to re-
lieve the depression are ready If man
were dying of thirst Mr.. Harrison would
hardly advise him TO do without water
because he might have 10 get il from
across the road. Yet his advice TO West
eTn farmers and the business men and
mechanics who depend upon farming
prosperity is Of that kind,-katsas Ciiy
Times.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-07


WE ARE PROMISED for to-day the
opinions of the New York Italian news
papers on the report of the New Orleans
grand jury. Among others, the CriStotorO
Colombo will no doubt shed large quanti-
ties of ink and it NAV, therefore,
be interesting to know something about
the character and antecedents of its editor
The New York Tribune of yesterday threw
a flood of light on Mr.. BERNARDO CLAM
gETTI, described as IAN editor of CristotorO
ColOniGo," who was arrested on Tuesday,
charged with perjury. The Tribune said;
Documents have been obtained from
Italy to show that CIAMBETrI was convicted
there several times for forgery and spent
some time in prison. He first forged his
mothers name and then those of several
other persons. 1t is alleged that while
EIAMBETTI was in prison he was made
bOokkeeper to the warden. He took ad-
vantage of his position to steal watch
and several rings belonging to prisoners,
which were in the safe. When he entered
tbe prison he had fifteen francs, which
were taken from him and placed to his
credit. He changed the figures to 1856
francs, and this sum was paid him when
he left the prison. His crime was dis
covered and he was compelled to serve
another term.
1t is natural to suppose that gentleman
of Mr.. CIAMBETTIs talents and proclivities
viii sympathize with the other gentlemen
who were lynched at New Orleans a few
weeks ago, and we expect to hear great
deal from him about law and order and
civilization.
The country may feel reasonably safe,
however. DR.. RovERsT, another Italian
editor, has been interviewed on the grand
jury report and has said;
This thing is disgrace, but as it was
expected and as the Italian colony in this
city is now quiet, we do not think that
any serious consequences will result here
We thought it might comfort and re-
assure our readers to hear, ON the author
ity of DIR. RovERsT, that the Italian colony
is now quiet. The fact that any Italian
colony" in the United States happens to
be quiet is proof abundant that insect
powder has done its holy work
4
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The CANARD about JOHN JAMES INGALLS,
and his opinions was an asinine effort.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-07
Progress Being Made by the South Amer
lean Republics, as Reported by Their
Washington Bureau

The total exports for 1890 have ex-
ceeded by SO per cent the value Of exports
of 1850, the largest increase being in CO.
Goa, 40 per cent; coffee, % per cent, and
cinchona bark, 20 per cent The statistics
of imports have not yet been published.