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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16
Merit
in Clothing.

Our store has deserved the recon-
mendation given it by wearers Of our
Ready Made Clothing for a quarter Of a
century past. We hold our customers
from season to season by using only
such material as will unquestionaby
keep color and shape, and cutting It
TO meet the ideas Of average we'll
dressed men, Of whatever size.
Our prices are not so immediately
low as to compel us to sell the Gheab
article, but they are lower than else
where, for the same character OF clothing
or Of hats. Our bushes rules apply the
same to every Observation-Disclosures
BOYS and ChIdrens.
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STATEN ISLAND.
4 PRIESTS sURPLICE TAKES FIRE

n Ihiis'i > ~ IA li' T. LANES Ilhf"
The congregation OF It. Peters Roman Catholic
Church a New Brighton. at the O'Clock mass yes
tcrday morning. thrown into wild excitement BY
the surplice of Father Joseph O'Kccc, who cce-
brati Z the mass. catching fire Father O'Kc"c was
being assisted In the cclebIa,lon by Father, Early
and Mallon. While Father O'Kccfc was IN the midst
Of the celebration his surpce into contact with
one Of the candles on the altar and became l.; tied.
The flames quickly discovered by Father Maon,
who cxtngushcd them before they had done any
damage except to the vestment. Both Fathers
O'Kccfe and MallOn escaped injury.
There was considerable excitement smolg tho
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NEW iIIk

The Office " Baker q Co.. gold and metal rcnncrs
M 40 los New Jcr-cy Railroad ave. entered is
burglars during Thursday night and IN attempt was
made 10 force the two sa"- In the Office Holes were
drilled and powder exploded In them both without
effect. The safes contained large quantity Of
platinum.
The German Republicans Of the Thir"enth ward
nj an enthusiastic meeting on Thursday night adopted
resolutions conveying concentrations 10 the German
Rrpublrans Of Jersey city for their victory III the
recent MayOraliy election. II predicted that .
similar result would be- witnessed ~ Newark next i;l
and that the German American vote ~Ould largely
lint. IN
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TRYING TO FACILITATE MATTERS.
hington Post.

From Tic washington Posi-.
\ diner at a certain hotel in this city was very
much annoyed by the dilit0rfncss OF the coIoI.u
waiter who attended him. The soup had emily
scum on top when II res>.cd Lin. the FISH was IabDS
and cold and the other courses werr ~ bad IN
vain he demonstrated with the ebony Ganymele-Oll
Time himself could not have been slower hltci
ordering dessert The cxaspefated guest inquired
I" How far Is II TO the kchen1'
lest aroun' de cOhnah, sah'
Well, here, take this street car ticket and hurry
haek before that pudding is frozen.'
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK FRIDAY, APRIL 10.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW lOlth fll DA1, AIislIs 10, 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Brifannc (rl. Smith. liverpool April g. Queens
= with mlse and passengers 10 III Maitland kersey
Arrived ~ the Bar al Go m
steamer Savonia Ger. schmidt, Hamburg Mar 30 with
mdc passengers COrts Arrived at the Bar at $50
steamer Spree (Gcr Willegerod Bremen April :, South
ainpton y msc and passengers 10 oclrichs Co. Ar
rived 40 the Bar ~ 40" m
steamer Brunei rrl henderson. Mediterranean ports Via
Palermo with mdse To Phelps Bros Go. Arrived
III. Bar al . a
(Irl. SinouN. Santos Mar 49, with coffee
10 order. vrs., Funch Edge Arrived nj tho Bar
54j
steamer Salamanca tBrl Belts Vera cruz Mar b. with
mdrr To VI crDnlos a Co.
cuba tNOr) BcrnhOd. BaacOa days. with fruit TO
n Dumois 4 Co.
steamer Santiago Pierce, Cennegos and ~ Jago via Mas.
with md-e and passengers James Ward Co
Arrive al bar at ~ 40
Cherokee Chichester jacksonville and Charleston
with mdse and passengers TO VIM Clyde & Co.
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HOME NE WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

EETNSwIC Melville t. ingalls,, Ohclhhau'
EVERETT-Dancl M0gone, OF oeuehso"E ~
FIFTH AVENUF-Gencral John W. Noble secretary OF
tho Interior; Congressman Thomas H. hecd OF Maine
Seno.or William d. Washburn OF Minnesota, and Con-
gresham John G.; Warwick, VI Ohio. HOLLAND
Charles II. Alcrich OF washington d. o.
and Martin w Cooke, OF Rochester. MI KKA1 Hill
Senator Cornelius Il. Par.ons, OK IocheSur. rLAHN-
Roswell A. Parmenter, OF Troy. STuKIENANI-EN
senator pops Barrow. Of Georgia WESTMINSTER
Mayor Edwin S. Stuart, OF Philadelphia
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w,vsFD,s OFFICIAL PLURALITY 2,sa5.

The official returns of the election Tor Mayor "e''
CONNECTED Yesterday AT the CITY Clerks Office. The
totals were A. follows Colonel Peter F. Wan'cr (Ncp
l1710: Allan l.. McDcrmott DEM. 11,o3i' M'lSsh'i'
Socialist 1884, Grant. Prohbiuonis 81. and McLaugh-
lin Indepcu1cnt 81 This gives Colonel Wan>"r a
nI,,raItv nvrr Nc Dcrmott Of 2--J The vote for an
Increase Of the frcmcn'S pay was c,O-J, against -io'
in opposition 10 the increase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

Judge iacombc. I'm the United STATE, Circuit Court
yc-tcray expressed in strong term, hs conviction of
the injustice ~ the Collector, Interpretation Of
lection OF tho Mckinley Act. II Wa, brought ont by
the suit Of Narh a Co. against the Collector. From
i--j 20 l-01 ,hmidt TO,dcrcr Of Ca.,el. Germany
employed t. Movers Ia act their agent In this city
for the sale NJ Putt Pomac." arcl" for cleaning
metals In l.Dl thc firm replaced him with Markt s.
Go. Mcycr.. It +, alleged. began the manufacture Of
tie article himself and registered the German trade
mark ~ Washington. \ clause In the Mckinley Act
forblds the importation Of any article bearing the fac
,lmiln Of trade mark registered In this country.
The Collector forbade the agent, 10 receive any Of the
goods and would not give them hearing. Judge
lnc,mh" sid: " II would be simply mon,trouS II any
crank could register tfaiIr mark here aud thus stop
the importation 81 articles which bOro The mark
originally lie made decision bat viii probably
issue a maudamu- compel the Collector to hear the
importers side.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
IMMATURE ALMANAC.


sunrise Set 30 Moon ri'eslll m Moons age 10
WATER.
4 y-sandy Ik 10 Is Gov Tsrd 1880 Hell Go. OO7
PM-sandy HG.. lO12 GOV lsPd. lOjl Hell &C.. O23
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

"The Sanitary Schoolmaster is
abroad and he has taught the public
TO demand better houses, such rs the
King Model Buildings.
1873 to 139th st, eth to Sth Ave.
Entire new block.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 8 80 10 6.
+. ". Scott, Jr., Supt,
office, 2l3 w. l3sth Street
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Royal Baking Powder makes hot
bread wholesome. Perfectly leav-
ems without fermentation. Quail
tiles that are peculiar to it alone.

women Of the congregation who screamed lousscced"d
n was some time before Father O'Keefc succeeutu
In Queilng the congregation. When he Gu s"''
went with the ceremonies
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOXINS.
LONG ISLAND.
HE OFFERED 500 FOR \ WIFE.

Albert stoLcy Of Huntingdon Ia, rct,ined cours"
20 bring suit aGinst Albert oppO. 10 recover $50 for
his services IN scouting OppDt wife. Cpp0t. vh) Is
about seventy year. old and wldow,r Of only few
months, standing agiccd f. give hi ncghbOr. stpkey,
80 to 20 Ia New lor6 and find him wife. StOkcy
made two trips 20 Ncw-lorA and finally succeeded In
finding a widow with three children who agreed 10
marry Oppot she had in addition to good looks 5000
in cash and fairly good outfit Of furniture. The
marriage was performed by the Rev. H. V. Putnam,
and a scrcnadc given 10 the happy couple by rel
dents Of the village.
After the .ercnadc. StOhcv demanded his commits
Sion. Oppot declined t. settle until he Ind given his
wife month, trial. The children he did not fancy,
a, he said that they would cat him out Of house and
home stokcy persist In his demand. lie
had fulfilled h> part OF the contract aud va, com
plincntcd by the cntir. ncighbOrh10d ~ success In
matrimonial negotiations. Mrs. OppJt sided with
stDkcy and offered to pay the bl out O her 800. but
Oppot woul not give his consent. Public sympathy
Is with Stokcy. The cpapr, In the served
10 ddy.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ANOTHER FIGHT OVER 4 LIQUOR LICENSE.

ANOTHER FIGHT OVER LIQUOR lICHNoE'
There Is petition in circulation in opposition L"
the granting of allquor license ut No 3'J ChSSoh"
Tie Morris Bu ding Company, which represents Il p''
tIon of the estate Of the late Charles Iralt anu WIN"
acts as the ifs, A. agent for the Pratt Institute bousn'
The property ca the north side OF LsiaNe'V'-aNo" "
tween Classon and Franklin aves, two years ago. ans
erected row of brick and terra Gotta houses. oh 'o
opposite side OF the street was liquor SHOP anu wv
fling establishment, and 10 get rd OF IL uho 'oi 10y
purchased a plot 40 feet in lalayettci'c' "
feet In CinssOn-ave., and Is preparing 10 put -,
IT, The application for the license Is lor 'ie O"'''s
Immediately adjoining. 1t is objected tha' '"o'' 81
enough lGuor shops In the neghborlood 1or t"efe -
one on the opposite side o ClaSson-ave' "' NJ ''"
md IN the next block. -, x. bloch said
Yesterday that while under the law Tea,onaoie nun
Der Of liquor licenses must be grah1a' Sr ,yos not
,xnvs an ovcr-sippv in Brooklyn. III therc wa ~
" 6st in the matter disgrace would rest upon t aI
municipal administration 30 n. Permission that
Mayor should take a decided stand IN the matter
HE THINKS TIE CITY WILL GET THE LAND.
Novor Eoody said Yesterday, With reference 10 "o
visit Of The senate sub committee TO the Navy haiu
lands which the city desired to purchase tha' Tic oe
,,ooa tbe result would he the granting to the cS oi
The desired property. The Government docs hoV "o"
need the property and the city does. lily "oi".
Commissioner Adams satisfied from WHAT W. no'"
,b committee say that the sale would lie favored US
the need of the city was Grea; anu 'he Po'9'''' w
the Government needing the property was reho'c
The plan the city authorities contemplate Is 10 eA
fond Clint NAVE to the waterfront and Dud cahai
$50 feet wide alongside of 1t, with sips eAltnunS
toward Washn-On-HVc, that lnarhcV PVuu..9 .'''
I've londed and unloaded from the Vesseis tn''i n
There are twenty-six acres needed by the CITY ror
the seventeen acres the opposite SIDE Vi Wishing
tOnave. 100000 was paid
CoNTERNO WILL PLAY At BRIGHTON BEACH.
The Hrooklvn and Brighton Beach Railroad COM
,,orx,s directors huyc decided to engage Luciano Con
1er.o TO conduct the music in the music nan III
rrrhton Beech the coming summer In place OF Anton
se.dl The previous announcement that +. ~ inhcs
had been engaged was a mistake ConternoS bahu
,lovcd a The beech five years ago. before the Selll
n ,,o. .noar.d Contcno furnished music In
t,',ect paTi, and i'm some OF the smaller parks OF
Hr9oklyn and al the Navy YARD
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Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup has pe en qs e
f fSr GSSr f6HILpRES IME IfTT w sSr rEH
THE GINS r Il fAlT For cT pffkkRsRHoEA
Sold by DRuGGIsLs In eysry Ssrt OF the WORM
TWtNTY FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE
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WuEArEYA.-The best breakfast food delicious
nonrsbing; cooks IN minute 20 cents al sio9''''
WEAI1TH FOOD COMPANY. 6l shave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

HrNTINGTON.-1hc handsome house Of J. T.
Parraga, Huntington Ilarbor, was completely de
strOyet by fire early yesterday morning. The fire
had It, origin In graf" In the parlOr. The hAsc
was recently plrcha,cd by John Andrews from Isaac
Herbert Mr. rarraga being loacc. Thi, IS the third
fire which has occurred on the premises within the
last years The building WAS completely DESTROYED
and the inmate, had narrow escape with their lives
The loss IS c-timacd at sl9,OJO. There an In
.urance Of 5000 on the house ana $500 the
flruit
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NOTEKA,
NOTEKA.

THOSE CoMPLAINIYG, OF SORE 5.o lH nSoMn,:
troarseness or taking Cold should use Dro""
bronchial Trochcs." sold only In boxes.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..
90 WEST 69TH-ST
r,...scS of system icnito Urinary Ofssn''
,,Insencg and Sterility. Hours. 8 70 !. 8 TO 8.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

CosyYII,s BENZoIN COSMETIC SOAP
ps, adm and complexion soap In the world AL DrugRs9''
IS cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

~ saw , ",' Buy King
, rro,.l'nc'S Model House.
13S to 139th ST., 9TH to Sth Ave.
Entire new block.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from $50 to u.
f. ". Scott, Jr Supt,
office, 2l3 W. l3sth Street
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If yon can afford to rent a house you
can afford to buy a King Model House.
1873 to 10th ST., eth to Sth Ave.
Entire new block.
Call and Inspect the Houses
any day from 8 80 to g.
f. w Scott, Jr, Supt.,
Office, 2l3 w. l3sth Street
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T.. & ".
A NEW COLLAR.
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WAR SHIPS SUNK At SAMOA.-What may bs
expected Of the American Navy, In pluck. daunfless
cournGc and pertnacity In n with Chill, wcli
cxcmpifcd. This number contains 'The J ohnssown
Disaster" American Girls Abroad" ">torics Of
Hunting etc. l0s pages. 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

THE DEAD At ASDER>ONyILLE- Thc Trib.
uncs list Of 10000 Union prisoners who died there
with company y, re aud cause Of death Authsrs
iniivc. The only list ever put into print III cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-16

NEW TARIFF LaW>.-OId and rate, com.
pared 10 cents copy.
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NONbAI. AFMlL !
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. ArRIL 10.
NEDSEsDAr. APRIL 20

Slavonia Uamb Amer. Hamburg. ..-.-.... 10
spree. 40 Lloyd. Bremen VIA S0uth'pton.. I am 10,
oriuoco. quebec, Bermuda. ......,......... / pm
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BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF yEAR.-Th- magnificent
tarn and currency articles OF Roswell &. Horr In The
Weekly Tribune during the last year. reprinted. with
vnrions kindred articles. including the wonderful re.
suits OF Reciprocity, and the article on Prices Ia
1890 and 1891" 4 pamphlet OF s. large pages. ID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-15
WIADOMOSCI MIEjSCOWE.

Ksiadz Leopold Moczygemba
prcboszcz W Elhurst, ILL.,, po
d}ugiej i ciezkiej s}abosci
umar} ma suchoty W wieku lat
33 kap}adstwa. .latS. Pogrzeb
odbedzie sic W polskiej parafii
W Lemont, ILL.,, gdzie niebosz-
czyk pred osmiu laty odpra'
viii prymicye, i gdzie kilka
lat pracowa} ze swoim stryjem
ksiedzem Leopoldem Moczy-
gemba, kt6ry przed rokiem
umar} W Detroit. Pogrzeb od-
bedzie sic W przysz}y ponie-
dzia}ek d. Sgo b. m. 0 godzinie
II z rama, na kt6ry wszystkich
polskich kap}an6w zaprasza
miejscowy proboszcz W Lemont,
III.
KS. X. Kog}oOski. ..r
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TelegramF KrajoWe.
KOrespondencXa miedzy Blainem
markizem Imperiali.
Koniec wOjny dOmOwej W
Wyoming.
KOnwencya demOkratyczna
W Omaha.
KOniec wojny dOmOwej.

omaha, Neb., IA kwietnia.
General brygady John R.
Brooke przes}a} do general
majora Schofelda W Washing
TOME telegram nastepujacej
tresci: ,,Stosownie do rozkazu
przez pana wydanego pu}ko-
wink Van Horn dnia 13 kwie-
tnia rano godzinie 2 wyszed}
Fort Mckinney trzema od-
dzia}em konnicy i przyby} do
T. A. Ranch o godz. 6 minut
45, gdzie mu sic podda} major
Wolcott z As ludzmi, 43 strzel-
bami, Al rewolwerami, oko}o
5000 patronami 46 kohmi.
WleznloWle znaJduJa sic we
Fort Mckinney i czekaja ma
dalsze mole rozkazy. Guber-
nator Stanu Wyoming zyczy
sobie, by wiezni6w pos}a6 do
Douglas, Wyo. dokad ich tez
wysle, jezeli ME otrzymam roz-
kaz6w przeciwnych."
~ Ze Stolicy ZwiazkOwej.
70 Washington, IA kwietn;a.
Miedzynarodowe nieporozu.
mienie miedzy Stanami Zje.
dnoczonymi a W}ochami Ia
kohczy}o sic zupe1nie przyja.
znie. Zdaje sic, re Rad stan6w
zjednoczonych zrobR pierwszy
krok do zgody, ofarujac mar.
kizowi Imperial sumo $4,000,
czyli $4,000 lir do rozdziele.
MIA miedzy spadkobierc6w
trzech Wloch6w zabitych W
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wielka przyjemnosc wyp1acif
W}ochom odszkodowanie.

wielka przyjemnosc wyp4acit
W}ochom odszkodowanie.
,,Rzad Kr6la ME waha sic
przyjac tel sunny, ME. stawajac
r6wnoczesnie ma przeszkodzie
sadowym krokom os6b intere-
sowanych, a ze sumo to uwaza
"a dostateczna, przeto zdaje
sic, IL ME istnieja wiecej po-
wody, dla kt6rychby wzaje-
mne stosunki miedzy obu rza
dami ME mia}y ma przysz}osc
pozostac r6wnie uprzejmymi i
serdeczuymi, jak zawsze by1y
dawniej,i jakimi ma przysz}osc
beda zapewne.
,,WyrazaJac to zapatryWanle
ma mocy udzielonego mi pe1no,
mocnictwa przez Jego Ekscel-
lencya markiza Di Rudini,
pierwszego ministra i ministra
spraw zewnetrznych, a W imie-
niu rzadu Jego Kr6lewskiej
Mosci Kr6la W}och, nam "a
szczyt oswiadczyc Waszej Eks'
cellencyi, ze cd tel chwili sto-
sunki przyjazne miedzy W}o-
chami a Stanami Zjednoczony-
mi zostaja odnowione.
,,R6wnoczesnie wed]e pole
cen mi danych uwiadamiam
Pana, re az do przybycia po-
s}a do tel stolicy, js pozostane
prze}ozonym kr6lewskiego po'
selstwa we Westinghouse.
Prose- przyja6 / t. d. =
Imperiali,"
Demokraci W Nebrasce.
omaha, IA kwietnia.
Konwencya Stanowa demo-
kratyczna uchwali}a polecic
ponowna Manipulating Cleve-
landa, ale ME postanowiono u
dzielit instrkcyj odnosnych de-
! legation. Delegatami do kon,
wencyi krajowej obrano CUB.
Boyda, Tobiasa Castor, VIII.
Thompsona Miltona Doolit'
tie.
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su}tana op6zni}o sic znacznie.
Pe}nomocnik umyslnie W tym
celu przys}any Konstantyno-
pola bawl tu juz cd dnia Ago
b. m. w czasie ceremonii dzi-
siejszej wszystkie brytyjskie i
egipskie wojska znajdujace sic
W tenn miescie ustawi}y sic ma
wielkim placu pred pa}acem
wicekr6la. Po bokach placu
ustawione by}y trybuny dla
urzednikow i widow. Vice.
kr6l jego ministrowie staneli
pod baldachimem przed pa}a-
Gem i przyjeli tam su}ta6skle-
go pe}nomocnika, Ahmeda
Eyuba Pasze, kt6ry oko}o 60
dziny 10 przyby} otoczony
wspania}ym oddzia}em konni'
cy. Pewien urzednik odczyta}
frman su}ta6ski, jakotez de-
pesze cd su}tana, W kt6rej sui
tan oddaje kedywowi pod "a,
Rad p6}wysep Synai. Kiedy
odczytanie sic skodczy}o, woj-
ska trzykrotnie salutowa4y ma
czest su}tana potem zabrzmla1
hymn narodowy turecki. Ma
.stepnie oddano lo2 strzafow
armatuich. Nezmiernie wiele
Egiprya" hez ">ta"kn en5n-
zyazm sw6j okazywa}o. P6-
zuirj krdyw pr Jmowaf Po-
win>znwaluia miu,etr6w H.
nych dyplouIat6w. Miasto by 10
odswietn e przN stroione, dzleh
ten obcbod1ono swistecznie, a
wieczorem miasto by}o ilu-
minoWane.
Brazylia.
Rio de JaneirO, IA kwiet.
W}adze So przekonane, re
ME nalezy sic obawiac dal-
szych rozruch6w i dlatego
zhiesiono stan oblezenia. Do
prowincyi Matto Crosse wy,
s}ano oddzia} wojska W celu
aresztowania przyw6dzc6w re.
wolucyi przy}aczenia pro-
wincyi napowr6t do Brazylii.
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KS. X. Kog}oaOski.
Komitety Rady mieiskiei.

Dopiero W poniedzia}ek po
po}udniu beda demokraci W
Radzie miejskiej zupe}nie 60.
towi z ulozeniem listy komite-
towych, kt6ra wieczorem majs
Radzie przed}ozyc. Wczoraj
ste u}ozono tylko czssciowo.
s}ychat, ze dotychczas komi-
tet demokratyczny nastepuja-
cych odniczacych juz
stanowczo obral:
Finanse: McGillen.
Sprawiedliwosc: Sexton.
s. Ulice: dzielnicy po}ud. Ga.
han: -. =. .....s.s.. :.
: : Ulicse,:: dziel. panoce.;:::: 9 5: Brook :,
Il .lilt 81 WJClJO BSJBJD u
man.
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WfOchy.
LOndyn, ii kwietnia

LOitUyU, IL hNleGuld.
Wedle depeszy, kt6ra dis
tu nadesz}a Rzymu, wymie
Mona zosta}a W ostatnich
dniach zywa korespondencya
pomiedzy ministrem Blame a
w1oskim representation mar
kizem Imperiali w sprawie Ia
}atwienia nieporozumie6 mie-
dzy Wiochami a Stanami Zje-
dnoczonymi zajScia W New
Orleans. Markiz Imperiali
wedle tel depeszy uwiadomi}
Rad wloski, re cd rzadu ame-
rykafskiego otrzyma} $4,000
do rozdzielenia pomiedzy
cz1onkow familii zabitych W
New Orleans. DO tel sunny
do}aczony by} list Blaine'a, W
kt6rym on oswiadcza W imie-
niu prezydenta, re jakkolwiek
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych
ME ponosn why ami ME m6g3
bye odpowiedzialnym "a zaj'
scia W New Orleans, to prze-
ciez z checia uznaje, IL odszko-
dowanie wyp3acic powinien,
ma co zn6w markiz Imperial
uprzejmie odpowiedzia}, ze
W}ochy juz wielkiem zado-
woleniem dowiedzia}y sic o
wyrazeniu sic prezydenta o tel
sprawie przy otwarciu kongre-
SUI. Markiz dodaje, re W}ochy
uznaja "a dostateczne ofiaro-
wane przez Rad amerykahski
odszkodowanie re ME dadza
sic odwiezG do swego przeko-
mania W razie, gdyby familie
W New Orleans chcia}y rozpo-
czaG jake kroki sadowe. Ma
nadzieje, re to wyp}acenie od-
szkodowania doprowadzi do
odnowienia przyjaznych sto-
sunk6w miedzy obu krajami.
Rsyma, IA kwietnia.
Kryzys ministeryalna ocze-
kiwana cd kilku tygoduiu, ma
deszla istotnie. Wszyscy mi
nistrowie z wyjatkiem marki-
"a Rudini zrezygnowai, a
kr6l rezygnacya przyja} i po-
lecl ministrowi Rudini utwo-
rye nowy cabinet.
Pow6d do ustapienia gabi.
netu daily stosunki fnansowe
kraju, kt6re So W jak najgor-
Sym stanie Sc j do lkgt6rych przy- : :
lscza sic zupelny zast6j W han.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-04-15
Piatek, dnia Is Kwietnia 1892 r.

New Orleans, kt6rzy byli w}o.
skimi poddanymi. Pieniadze
tie wzieto funduszu rocznie W
sumie $4,000 do rozporzadze'
MIA prezydenta wyznaczanego
ma nieprzewidziane wypadkl W
dyplomatycznych lub konsu-
larnych stosunkach, tax, re ME
potrzeba kongresu prosit oso-
bno o wyznac1enie tych pie.
niedzy.
List Blaine'a brzmi W spo-
sob nastepujacv:
nDepartament pahstwa,
Washington, - kwietnia.
Moi Panic! Winszuje Panu,
re nieporozumienie istniejace
miedzy Stanami ziednoczo-
nymi a W}ochami, kt6re po-
wsta}o w skutek morderstw
pope}nionych W marcu roku
zesz}ego W New Orleans, "a
ko6czy sic. Uznajac, re nalezy
"a to ofarowac dostateczne
odszkodowanie,' prezydent po'
ieci} mi przes}ac Panu 1875, 900
frankow. Niechaj Rad w1oski
rozdzieli je miedzy familie
ofar. Jakkolwiek niesprawie-
dliwos6 wyrzadzona ME zosta}a
wprost przez Stany Zjedno'
czone, to przeciez prezydent
uwaza "a sw6j swiety obowla'
EEK, W porozumieniu re rza-
dem, ofarowac dostateczne od-
szkodowanie. = Opr6cz tego
prezydent poleca wyrazi6 ma
dzieje, re tym sposobem wy
gasi sic panied o nieszczesli-
wen zajsciu, ze dawne przyja-
zne stosunki miedzy Stanami
Zjednoczonymi a W}ochami
zostana odnowione i re mic ME
zajdzie nowego, coby przyjazh
te mog}o naruszye.
,,Przy tel sposobnosci pra-
gne Pana zapewnic, ze urzedo.
we czynnosci Pahskie jako re.
prezentanta W naszej stolicy
zawsze by}y tego rodzaju, IL
Pan pozostaniesz ma zawsze
we wdziecznej i mi}ej pamieci
rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
i pozostaje zapewnienieniem
wysokiego szacunku
James G. Blaine.
nDo reprezentanta rzadu
w}oskiego, markiza Imperiali."
Odpowiedz markiza Impe-
riali brzmi W spos6b naste-
pujacy: 4ag
DO Jego Ekscellencyi mi
nistra James E. Blaine.
Washington, - marca.
Panic ministrze: Pan by}es
tax uprzejmym, re mie uwia-
domi}es swoja nota dzisiejsza,
IL Rad zwiazkowy postanowi}
wyp}acic W}ochom odszkodo-
wanie W sumie $4,000 fran.
k6w, kt6re Rad w}oski ma
rozdzielic miedzy familie w}o-
skich poddanych, zabitych w
New Orleans dnia IA marca
1891.
,,Wasza Ekscellencya wyra-
zi}es r6wnoczesnie nadzieje, re
przez to rozstrzygniecie prezy-
denta nieporozumienie spro-
wadzone przez owe zajscia ME-
szczesliwe zostanie za}atwione
i re przyjazne stosunki napo-
wr6t zostana zawiazane miedzy
obu krajami.
,Podczas gdy Rad Jego Kr6-
lewskiej Mosci wielkiem "a.