The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-05
Italy WIN Reward His Civil Nalor-Thc
italian War Cry-Thc Kaiser and Bis
mnrck Empress Frederick.


are contemplating its withdrawal. and tire
substitution OF % resolution which would Dee
llllOtted for ln the ordinary way. IL re-
Uuins. however o. Dee seen whether there
vii be- any Whiisuntidc holidays in the or
binary sense of the term. Many supporters
ot Government consider that If tho House is
O. adjourn IA July 1t would be better
O. give only very brief recess
81 Whtsuntde. say from Friday, May
18th until. the following Thursday, and %
cU' od few days at tine end of the session
Nr Smiths expression of hope as to AN early
o. rorauon is regarded lv the opponents of
assisted education at all events as sounding
to- kncll Of the bin dealing with that subject.
ltis practically certain that both tins measure
and the Small Holdings bill viii be- laid before
the House hut in the most saugunc estimate
as o. the course Of business they can hardly
Toe proceeded with If the expectations ot the
First Lord of the Treasury are o. Dee fulfilled
II has now been definitely arranged that the
discussion in the committee ON tine lush Land
Purchase bin shall commence ON thursday
next II Will Doe continued die IN diem DID, the
next week. excepting Wednesday, II Us eN-
pected that tine budget will bee brought m on
the Monday or Thursday in the week follow
ing his is the only business which VIII De
allowed % interrupt the proceedings On the
Land bi.l until u Is disposed OF.
GOLD MEDAL roV THE KING.
King Humbcrt of Italy has received some
compensation for the various troubles that
la.. II late afflicted his subjects i'm the recog-
If.. oi ms personal humanity and urage
D.. - commission charged With the eXomiua-
tn INTO the annual awards of medals for
r. tUOr" The commission has decided %
I..t.w gold medal ou the King us "a reward
fr I~ bravery on the OCCASION ol lhe
recent fall Of house in Rome The
facts We're briefly caUloi no the time. The
tl er details show that on hearing ot the ac-
DI..t the King hastcucd To- the spot and re-
manned there for tour hours directing and
enc uugiug the rescue party. Hls Majesty
va~ the first 90 descend 20 rckety ladder let
q vu into the cellar. whence the muhiet cries
OF uued men could lie heard. and while the
difficult work of rescue went on he con-
FINALLY encouraged tine unfortunate men
with the assurances of coming help. One
rnn. whose h'id and shoulders were
above the debris tut whose legs were held
us tle Kong words of good cheer Although
he danger If tl. fresh fall in the ruins was
connsiiera ..e. hins hnnoert heId me poor
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iHA i"'' H't VII" 4lA'''
IS cnhled three days ago the American diff
Cu.ty with Italy is viewed differently 10y the
sentiment i- decidedly hostile % the United
hal.-. while te Cabinet ls anxious % get out
oi ihr Ml''ff I~ quietly as possible. without
giving handle tO It's pOlltlcl. adNcIsarlcs.
Jung fumh-ft and the Premier are sad 10 DE
i.'' convinced that there WIS no race
O. ODD the New Orleans tmgcdyiaud
without % race question fhe affair loses inter-
est for Italy. NeyeIthele-- they felt the ne-
ce7-lty of gratifying the popuiAce with some
SHOW OF recruitment 10 may ne oi interest ID
state ~ inns connection lh"l uit"Au- 81"
nour!9h lh 0i'ilN I'D " u'-I'g '""l Nt'e,9 'li,
interior ul.0'le I'I 'Y''''-a' "N' '"''
Dos not Nreh thlN't 'AllA-u1Atu on
TIE Neapoiian iuaihlahd. 10 l- remembered
th'i ale" months age rich proprietor VINO
was captured by prlEtAH- ana heIl loi ram
SOM, offered large reward t. the bueand
vlo was ieii alone ID charge ~ Ann one nay
- .tt nun Co. oNcNhg tht Eudid ,iiii9uIl' "
The guard answered thN thcy W'ul hr iOl-
lowed and killed. But You might 20 -
America. SAID the captive. lhtN Woud
follow and Kill me there too was the reply
TIKI KAISER AND B1sMAHCK.
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. 49,. it.',..or-t .,,tril.rt..1 60 ti',
.C.,fIerc. ;n.,,,raJ IN tbs kaiser bv f-e
v,,r,nth of his recenfion at Iubcck His
a. .1.. III H., ,,t,-,,',. r.xtt, H..
Iirtbja,, ti. ,,,,.,,,,ri' % 4,r,, II Tie
yL 10. ca~,,o,,,. TLnT,,l.s.l,r- ..o.,l M,
al 80 t.cInustIeirt,t,l nott,tb. .Inna~nr
f-. a. ,ho n,',,,r, a., ,,Li.b I.l. III tbc
r,,er Hanze towns they ARE strongly A.
..L.5 l-r,,,-e n ALLOWS theru tla .o,.e.io,
. ...~,l autonomy vith'tha moro iunort.ut
NJ .t.. I'M which tlev would otherwise have
Dam swallowed mn The feature which cx-
cited the deeIcet interest was the trades pro-
S.N; ~ ''3u 'i''i, I'' ' .'- vs. H.
anu ti'- 'Hv In H. %. t'o. 'io
9 "' ;''i,r ,,iir;as frI.,,
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'i o''. i','' - - ',tost IL,
iill c,t, o,'5 ,,,. sb,',,,, The ancient a11nor
,si,li, tbe ,1or, ~ Iube.k ,vore when they
Sefer1e5 tbcir citv aooinst the victorious
Sv.5es
/ M. kaieor soid Inc hoped ~ SOC tho dav
,,yher + .ni,sck and an the Han1e towns would
AGAIN be tho prrt dcpots of European COM
merce trading as successfully with the most
distant parts of the world "a. thew once did
within the narrow dolnaiu of medieval com
Inerce lie said that he would spare no labor
on his part T. build up the commercial inter-
4sts of the empire aud also 20 create that
which was INDISPENSABLE for a prosperous
commerce. a powerful and efficient navy.
senior Mann. chief of the Senatorial Com
mittee ON NAVIGATION and Commerce turned
d hearty approval of the Kaiser's sentiments.
and an expression OF confidence that au Inn
parial poiicv would be crowned with the
'.,.,fsst eucceee The whole incident must