The sun., 1891-04-02
DOES ITALY MEAN WARi
BARON FATA's LETTER OF RECALE
RKCETvED NINE DAYS AGO.

RKCRrvED NINE DAYS 400
He HAdeaverea 20 Have It Kescinded, nut
che italian 0svsr~msut Insistea that II
shouia Ne PreseHtsA-secretsry Blaine's
Letter In Reply Intanates that the Baron
Had Sxisrsprssentea the Position or Oar
oovernmeps 81 sAe Question OF Hepars.
tioa - Administration Oncials RiAicsis
the Tslh ASsss War. nat Itsly's Ere.
nssr Says tAss n tAs UaiteA States Dses
Net Perceive that Ht IL n the Wrsag .
Rspssss - sInsvisaSis-Ths wsr Talk Ne.
calls Secretary Trasy's Fietare In HIS
Report or Oar Defenseisss CsaditisA.
wAsHINoroH. April 1.-Prssidsnt Harrison
and his Cabinet Minister'S and other ofaelals
In Washineton. having recovered nom the
surprise caused BY the announcement that the
italian Government had recalled its Minister
resident. Baron FavA are to-day inclined TO re-
gard the situation With considerable sQuanim.
ity. Each Of them, OF course. declines 70 talk
upon tho subject for publication. Privately.
however. they do not hesitate TO sxprsss the
opinion that the game OF bluff which Italy 10
playing Il unworthy OF that country. They 70.
ign Affairs a. bit Of picturesque jineoism. ne.
cessitated BY theery of the populsce for redress
for WRONGS that have not been committed, and
in order to populArixe the now Administration
with the people. An attempt Il being made In
certain quarters In Washington to make what
Is regarded BY the cooler er-headsd statesmen as
mere diplomatic furry into an international
row OF large dimensions. involving. perhaps,
threat, II not declaration. OF war. President
Harrison and Secretary Blaine have no sym.
pathy with this feeling. and they profess to bs
hat rAooI ~ M
Fava viii have NO moro serious consequence
than rather annoying and embarrassing dip
lomatio quarrel. followed BY strained relations
for Q time between the Governments of the
United States and Italy.
Tho President and Secretary Blaine attach
NO particular importance to the fact that the
italian Government Is now unrepressntsd In
Washington By q ful.-dedged Minister. They.
Of course. take It for granted that in recalling
Baron Fava the italian Government intended
TO at once put an end to the amicable diplo.
matte relations existing between the two coun-
tries. but having lsit the legation in charge of
the hrst Secretary. with orders to transact
current business" they evidently intended to
preserve at least show OF respect toward this
Government The President and Secretary OF
State. IL 10 learned. do not care whether this 10
the case OF not. and after q consulta-
ton to-day they decided that a. there
was no cause for the recall OF Baron Fava. the
United States Governmant having done all
.nAs ., @ coeiu ~ "uon M. o."'no mlo'e " uov'
NaSn, T,:I nos 1u.. . . ~" W. " S,s s..o"
tho @ month % ~ ts. Mis.issinni Al T River y % or tale
Whatever s a other M steps thsy may deem n.ess.
sary to emphasize their Ill feeling toward
tho United States. To friend who
called upon him to-day the President inti-
mated that ss far ss hs was concerned no un.
.x usue. r..u. "a -. ppsass p..a'
.uo MIsh s.'s w .nS a's'sA1 ~ o" WIG '.e IT,
dents indinsrencs to the suo'ees regarding
.seped h, tSe paus for tho
Ds are
Washington .o.d.. or next week. or docs not
tour to- Of 10 ob.srv.tion about III. 18th Of Apr p
secretsrS Blaine has determined that. a. tho
Italian Governments would NO. accept as sim
.rnmsn. regret. II. nulds. Of the Italians in
:iderstion Italy. claim for Isaross .ad in
esmnly. tnels 10 no.nlns r 1us'nes e. 'nss no can
do except 70 hand Baron I.,a h!s D.ssport.
.%u OF III, s
tSs or,n,on that an, oth.r nsgotiatIons that
may take place or are necessary can. II REQUIRED.
be conducted through the medium Of the
Minister :. Rome o. that
ean comm nnicste directly with the italian
Minister Of Foreign Affairs: In his letter 70
nizes tha continuation OF the LEGATION here ~
addressing his commupication to Marquis
The following 10 the correspondence. which
WAS made paD,ic lG 'o.ni9n.: sa sao.,n. ~ .,x,
ROYAL LroAr1ox OF ITALY.
N, s..r.,or, or MaiSoaoS' VIZ -2sson' o. Ao'A''
sS nv two notes Of the 18th and 18th instant
r,ous @ a.tsntion 70 The occurrences Of escsp-
onSi EFns wniSn o%r eUUx q. ~ sSs os ~
ftsiv' vhn WsTn confined In he bison of t6St
| W. W. scrnd hS az orowS UnSr, tSS
sy wSfS ns &c a. % citIssna unoel '"e
Ifter having formally protested against the
| upjustfiabie conduct OF the local authorities,
| which were evidently rfcreAnt to az theiro Gus
| tics on that occaSlon, ieeorvou 70 the 0ov: