davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
A CANADIAN MINISTER ACCUSED.
GRAVE ACCUSATIONS CONCERNING SIR ApOLPu


Ottawa April AIN the House OF Commons this
afternoon Mr.. Edgar gave notice that on Wednesday
night he would move that James d. Edgar member
representing the electoral district OF West Ontario
avns stated from his place In this House that Is
crcdib,y !ufOrmed and believes Aat he can establish
by satisfactory evidence charges" In pant rs follows
That during each Of the years 1892 to l-0l in
elusive the Oacbcc and Lake et John Railway Com
pany received, by OF bogus rom tDe Dominion OF
Cadada subsidies amounting In the aggregate to upward
Of 81 900 OO) which sui sides were voted by fhrla
ment on Recommendations OF the Minister OF the CiOwn.
That during the whole Of said period from l7o2 10
ls9l. Sir Adoph Caron was and etil is member Of
the uonse of Commons Of Canada. "a member Of the
Canadian Government one Of Her MaIe7tye PHV
Councillors for Canada; tlGt said ~ T. 'aroh was
during the whole greater part OF SAID Plloh one Ol
The members of the construction company which Dniii
the road that during the said period eald III ~ T.
Caron corrpy received large Of money out OF TIE
>lid subsidies, that durng said period out oi sald
subsidies and o.: money raised upon credit of same
aud from parties then officially Interested In the same,
large sums Of money were from time TO time coHuph
paid and contributed at the request ana WIN '"c
knowledgc If hc said :. p. CarOn for election purposes
that The Tcmscona Railway Company was incoipo
rated 10y letters patent i~,uel 10y The Canadian Gov
ernmcat On october e. l5o5. ANA sine that date SAID
railway company ha> received from the Dominion OF
Canada suL,idic, to the extent Of 5G49.3Oo. which
sul,.dc, voted by Parliament on the rcommcn'a-
ton Of The Minister Of Tie Crown that since Oc'"neT
C. 15s5 and while the said Temi,couia Railway was oc-
ing constructed in rar by OF said subsidies sdd
sir A. p Caron corrupuy received large suns OF money
from persons who from tine time controlled SAID
Tcmi,cOuta Railway Company and said subsidies. Or
who were bcneGciay Interested IN said subsidies
tat also since the said sta of october. l7-5 the said
persons paid and contributed large sums at th" n
quest and with the knowledge Of said Sir ~ !.
Caron for election purposes and that after some oi
such last corrupt payments and contributions were
rndc further aud other subsidies were granted ana
paid 10 said railway company by The Government,
If which -lid \. T. CarOn member ana ihat
the sums OF money contributed for election purp"-"'
were controlled and distributed hy III y. J. Cdi'n
I'm lavish and Illegal amounts. Tor tn" purpose ~
cor,uptly influencing electors. and In the general
election 0 nss7 alone upward Of a1OOOoO "d>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
1HOUSINDS or TORENEN STEIKE.

THE MOVEMENT FOR An EIGHT HOUR DAY RI
sUMlD WITH y1CC:.
Tho war of the Ioari Of Walkn. DclcrtIcs against
the Pelham Ilod llostins Company. which Wa begun
several weeks ago renewed Ia earnest Yesterday
morning II was estimated by members ~ The *
ccuilve coni.ttec Of the Board us about 5000 men
struck work before sundown. Inst week several at
temp', were niair 10 arbtr.tc The question, involved
In the strike. but they fi'ol. i committee composed
Of members # the Board Of Walking Delegates has been
irving hard for several days TO find all thc building,
in the city where Pelham engines are being used
They were found IN ucw buildiufs at the following
places where strikes were ordered yesterday Broad
and Beaver ss. Pearl and william St., Cor'landt t.
near ChurciIst the new Potter Building In LAFAYETTE
Place Thirty third st. between Fifth AMI sixth avcs
Tcnth-,t and second ave. Nin'hsi. between second
and Tliri avcs Ninety fourih-st between Eighth ami
Ninth ave.. and at Fifty first Il. and ir-tatc At
cveral o these places the strikes were settled pr IMPLY
by a promise u remove the oil, ctiOnabe engine, "a
once. some members of the Board Of Walldn; Dele
gate thlnk that the strike may be settled today ,
others say that II will last at least Il week.
The cabincmakcrs aud vnTnlshcrs resumed the an
nual eight hour movement yesterday They were
ioincd IN their demand, by tnc cement workers aud
other afliatef trades. In every establishment whore
no answer was received 10 the demand, where The
demand was met by a refusal, strikes were ordered
About !, 500 men stopped work. majority Of the
employers Of Nu!nlShcG, grdn"i tilc uciiind ipf Il
working day 0f eight hours. the daily wage, to Dr.
20 ~. A majority Of the proprictOrs OF furniture
shop, refused - grant thc demand, Of the cabinet
maker, and machine woodwOghcrs. The about
equally divided In number, between the Custom Var
ui.hcrs AID POliscrs' Union aud the Knight Of Labor
They are greatly encouraged by the favor
able answers they have received from many
Of their employers. Among the firms which
are said ~ have granted their demands were
Morton AZ Chcsiy, NOicTOf, Brothers, j. Reid. Gharst
e Cole schroeder IS Eckcrt, Kadlcy Grcenoush
and lrsl & sachs. The Cabnctndke's ana vanlshrts
lave established strike headquarters in Clarendon
Hall. No ia East Thirteenth IL
The Association OF Furniture Manufacturers and
CabinetmakeIo held meeting IN the Hoffman House
last evening consider what action should be taken 10
ward settling the strike. rnamn IIcrm pr dcd. The
association declares that Union No - which OrdcrcI
the strike he. violated IT. agreement 10 submit all
d,putnS o arbitration before ordering strikes. IL VT,
also aid that the shops aud factories would b, closed
to ALI member, Of the union while they continue 10
demand a wOrking day Of eight hours. This Will re
.ult I'm lOckOut' OF 800 men 30 day. The members
~ the association say that they cannot compete with
dealers In other cities If they grant Tie demands Of
tln .tpile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
MpS MONTAGU CONVICTED.
A YEARS IMPRISONMENT At HAEp LABOR TO"
CAUSING HER DAU,'HTER> DEATH.

\
CAUSING HER DAU,;HTER'> DEATH.
Dublin April 4.-Intcnsc interest wn> taken II ''''
trial hero dov OF Mrs Annie Margaret Nona1L
wife of Robert AchesOn Cromi" Mo'aEn' ~ ''''"'''
uousc townland Of Baylease, County cf Londonderry
and dansnicr-inaw Of Lord Rooer M'h''E"' WI" : '"
,nclc ~ tho Duke Of Manchester. Mir. Moniagu was
Indicted here on saturday f'r man'laus"''r ''r "''
nor ,brce.yearold daughter Helen. and for cruelty
~ Austin Walter and Gilbert three oi ''r ''','
,h, orc o, fourteen wear The jury brought ~ a
,.r,c, of cu,l,y on the charge of mau,lnurnt' 'ni
tho pri i,oncr NJ once sentence" Y" '".''
al hard labor for a year ,
The ca-c for tire Crown consisted en'lr'N o'
.,i1o,c. given at thc Coru"rs inquest TIL, 'h"""'
. ,be child hud committed a trivial or nee. ava '''
. - ,,oisbmont she nad l,,,a trced mp 20 q "'G j"
dr, ci,eet -Four hours later. when ihc accused "'"'
- ot.o the child She found that tho stoc''nr WIN
,,o, .ho uttle ones arms had been tied behind n''
,ocb had slipped up around her neck and o"h'd "''
20 death. -, 49,,
counsel for the dcfcgcc. I'm his opening address c'
,ond.d ili,t ..r.. NJ.ta-r Wa h4E"''n' ~ "'''
-l.,gn,cr although he admitted that rho wa Iu'''
n, oe-,oct The pr,,ccut0n cOntended i0I Nr,' ""'
,as,, aad no right to pLfy hazard with h'r cm', '
hd t..er r.,,,le-s 10 horrible ard rcN"IHnr W.
-. ,ad be.n unjust because exIavae"n'' a'" ''''"
innl because too severe. ~ .. t,,ir~
m Do,ol,e. tie govcrncs>, tcs'ihf - I''"'',7
Hal, IN ,he dark room. and to the Sno'''i'e"' q"
., Mr.. Moptagl. a, ALREADY dcN.lopfo ,r.,|c
Coroncr', inQuc a7d the NJ ~ snid how YER
,o{- -.r-tc ,t Coleraluc The witness SUI INV n,Ir
n- W~ N'rtacu va, an aicctionatr u"'n''' rr5~
& aa' "ttno'srs - appeared for Mr,. Mpn,-u ,,'dn,,
oc,d, nc, va confined - ,pI"N .h,, and thaf the
wa H.TPN - re- room in which tie child was co'"",'
was not bad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
GIFT TO THE MI.soURIS CAPTAIN.
nprcryrED WITH 4 RU~SIAN TEA oFHVIOT NJ
rJR,r-THE ooNEMAUGHs CARGO.

opI SFNTED WITH A RUSSIAN TEA 0'-''' wv ~
dg,U-THE ooHEMAUGHs CARGO
,o.u Aprl 4.--Tle first tralnload OF inc cl''' Va
49,. s,o.mer Missouri which brought to th's ppF' i''"
yorl, en immense quantity Of hour ana gram t''
-, ,ne,icaus iof the relief OF the stiVma h"','''"
- .,ts started foI Orenbnrg THIS evening iNo
ru. which sails under the British mas - """
rnoa nv Captain Finley. Yesterday, IN 'he P'o'
1a ., an the prominent mer OF the town '"u"'
no,anskv presented Captain Finley "1'h SP'en'''u
an,,on. Russian tea service. In replying 10 '' NV
nr.sentaton speech Captain Finley ehpic'scd h'n's'
- asenIv touched at the appreciation SHOWN Ioi u,
,,,b, seryites In bringing to Russia the oherihss
,o,,,h,e Americans who had always SHOWN ''e'n
yos ready 70 respond liberall, TO appeals LOT ''o
,or, any nation. A dinner will be gwen on "enhcs
r,ch, 20 the American visitors Including the thec
,uor,can relief commissioners.
pb,iodc,phia April 4.-DreXel Co.. the treasurer
~, s.,nrday received for the Russian famine re'ie
,,a 81 O74 a. Collections in Camden sunday 'scoois
yc,oraav footed up S7J9 e3. general order Issue"
,,,, the headquarters OF the Department OF Pehhss'
y.,is Grand Army OF the Republic requests eaeh post
N contribute one barres OF -four TO the cargi
~ The steamer Conemaugh. which Is 10 sail on hp'i
"a with supplies for the starving Russian Peasae'
Washington, April 4-Govcsror Aa5I ehAi'"''" VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
wNS>LL AyARcH,Ts FOUND GUILTY.

,>,., o,, -rurN SENT To PRlsoN-BONb -
,,o.,o, rx nF1c1rx- -RNvACnoL's HHAN\p"'
,o,,o, ,pr,l THE wals1ll Auarcm t. fr'",', ="
,o.,. victor C,ics Joseph ThOma- Dean" "'" ,,
,,.o,o rora TO-DAY found guilty ~ th' 9'"''
-, . . ,,r,l,,,fnllv and knowingly lmviui lh Ut.
-, ,,, or undcr their control certain cAP'''N'
,,,dor .uch circin.ianc ~ 10 8lN' "'' w.
.a,to .,i.nclou that they nd not nave INV"
,rotr ,,o-sossion or under tlcr conirp i'' any ~"
..,n,,,Io r,bn Wcstlcy and william Dh'h'ei''
T , tried ON the same charge. were A'"''
,,., Charles and Cailcs were each "enieh'cn - ''
'aa., tronr,son1ncnt and Dcakin got I'VE years
pr,.-eIe April 4.-rwo dynamite c"F'H'e, oNi
=, a.. l., front of .he house Of foreman u " "'.
s.,,,,u, five milo southwest Of Li"ge' II :, -
,,. were placed there by some one VINO ~" " =
It, ,be t,reman The house was cOh'''''O'' ~
aged but nobody vas injumd ,.tr,to
parse Aprl A-RavachOl said - ''h ""t
80. ,,bom he was aTnigIed ye-lciNiy 90"
49,, , ,,h,, 7 have done. You Will not get 'l"-''
-, - r,nontopc. out of inc. II | hnd N"' DIV"
.no.,od I would have continued my explosions SP"
, ,o,,olv connected with the condemnation "i p''1'
,arc,is,, would lke 70 have blown up III" '''"
-, -, ne,,,ies for imposing upon dynamci9 inc p"
,.a,b I Murdered the two sisters Narc"u ana
49,. ,,r,n,v IA ur,cure money 10 assist I'd" cauf
, .a,.or -to,n 10 begging. 80 Anarchist bes7 !
n., wo,l, Labor Is an injustice a. long a. !" on
49,, 49,, e,o,loycr who gives HI, workers just eno1sn
II! -, hC.it and soul together. ENcIy Oi!v h''
" ~, .rn't nuclt To rOn and muid'f' Ni'h ''''' ,n
ny men Ike me, the rich VIII come 10 c'"''' 81"
nn,I rm p,i,sans suspected Of being NhlIsts naVe
"o...,od W. ot NarbOnnc. charged with the robbery I"
gg,nrmjte from train at Louidcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
HILL AND MURPHY JVORSTED.
A PEACE PATCHED Up WITH TIE ALBANY
DEMOCRATS.
THE CoHoFs INSPECTOR BILL TO BFCOME \
LAW >ND THE ALBANY WATER BILL TO BE
UNOpPosrD-THE REFRACTORY ALBA
MANS 70 VOTE STRAIGHT" On
ALL BUT TWO MEASURES.
IBN TELEGRAPH TO III tribune

ALL BtT TWO MEASURES.
IBr TE:EGhArH TO ImL TRIBUNE
Albany. Aprl 4.-rhc Albany Democrats have been
triumphant David J.. Iii and Edward Murphy, jr
II viii be remembered that Mr. Illll and Mr.. Murphy
mcdded with the Albany Water bnl ard the Cohocs
Inspector of Elections b.l, esp"cally favored
by The Albany Dem Gratis. and attempted TO prevent
their becoming Laws. The result WIS that th" Excise
bill Of Murphy had good many hole puncicl I'm IT, h.
the shape II crppne amendments by the joint action
Of tn Albany Democrats and the Republicans: and
tho heads of the I'M men fl the senate on Friday
that the Cphoc- Inspector hin passed right over
To-day Mr.. III and Mr. Murphy decided that they
wouh surrender L. Judge lleruok. TIE leader of The
Albany Democrats. who Ia, MANAGED t.c combination
a-tiu,t them. Accordingly. slr Murphy visited Mayor
Manning. II Albany and had tall. WITH Lin about a
t0raty Il peace Nr. Manning. sqe,hns for himself
auI Judge HciTick. demanded that IA, Iohoes IN
- ctor bll should be si,rci %, 'ov.rHr IoNcr. and
;hat opposition >h aid be fur't.r n.- 81 'h, L,Sis
latIie 30 the Albany Water III.
~. Murphy acc pied ho'h re-e coni'on,. and
tacy were subsequently mhl,d at a conference held
.y Lieutenant Governor sAo.lan. senator cantor oi
Ncw-iorA. senator Parker. Of Albany, N..crlltm men
lilu aad DOuutn, of Albany - ahes Bush and y,
,.moyuau >ulfcr. Ile.c "l.Sh coa.u, uas powers
cam, to lu uudcl- -tandug VITA the Albany 6,mucri,,
tlat dies would support all parry n"a-uic hereafter,
except -h~ Cou-fraa)nal tgpmuoiment ,iG and the
legislative ApporloaMrnt LiI. C0noriniug tl'."
nea.ure-. The Albany Democrat. re,ry'd tAc rsi of
phya.r Judgment Il /, understood hat the Albany
Democrat, insist upon retailing their present r'p-
rc,c.tauon oi four ,cm1iymeu. In thls atm ude
they a.e -u,ialucd by The siXiy-onc Ecpub
llcan A,-cmu.ymcu. in No. oi tlo l"ci
That one 4 the A- NIB. Dl-tr,t. u Nhnnf County -
rcpr t'd D, N'pn' lIrln Ihe N!Lan' pGn' & iHI'
Src-,ofal Apl"riloumrut hiI. which VII permit ~
smith VI. Wed rettins Congr. '-,"a9l lA,'noi n'.e
~ iI. ilirc IL T. tina, apnnti t,ti tA' NlbmN
Democrat. uDy yet ctn-" god deal of ansu.,l To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

MIDSUMMER WEATHER IN SPRINGTIME.
April. 4 SHOWS EIGHTY THREE DEGKEES VI
HEAT N 1HE AFTERNOON.

ipRII, SHOWS ElGH II luhrH D'|'A'
HEAT n THE AFTERNOON.
yostordav was the hottest April when mas nee"
known I'm Vew.York since accurate recornS W u'
,en,noroure be ran to be preserved The thero"''eI
IN tho Government signal Service station Oh 'op W
Tho Eou,;able Building registered 20 degrees oi neat
-, . 20 In the afternoon. This was the msheN'
,,,no,onrc recorded there at any time OF u'e uaS'
In Iooblnc over the records Il was fouhd 'n"' ',e
nearest approach 70 this phenomenal record iol "P'
1 ,ras in l-sT when the mercury STOOD at 81 u'e'''
-, . no I'm The afternoon. The thermometers uo'"
., tho sidewalks where they were not fanneo ny 'n
,ro.,os which blew over the Equitable Bmidihs' vi
,,rss showed a greater degree OF heat than uiu ''c
,,,.rrment thermometer. The one at Perry' P"''
macy registered 50 degrees at $3.50 in the
,b. rme ~ greatest heat A year ago yesteru"S ''
the same hour Il registered 40 degrees
sunday had been 50 unusually warm lor 'niS '''D'U
of The wear that people were, In measure pl'p',
,,r the heat OF Yesterday. Observer Dunn S"u 'nh
the hot weather OF yesterday was the precursor Va "
.toru There storm yeAteruaS oo""
Nebraska and there were fears OF Il cy'iohe "e'0
,y,je people I'm this city talking OF the uh'"'
,,d. beot and winter clothing was d"cldeuiy ""''''
Portable # was showing IN the Northwest ana III pa,''
~, ,,,ras,a the thermometer registered only 10 ue
,rco. The hot wave. Mr.. Dunn said, was t'e '''"''
NJ the warm area which followed last "cch ,-'
-, tho lou, nrs,srre over the south Atlantic STATES
, compnriscn OF the temperature or Apnl '1'' S
aud ~ Yesterday Is Interesting. Here IL ]. . o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
oUIEI RESTORED IN RCENOS AYRES.
THE STATE OF SIEGE WILL PROBABLY BE MAJ
TAINFD UNTIL NAY.


TAINFD UNTIL NAY.
Jnlenos Avres Apnl 4-TYe excitement that has
prevailed here for the last few days In consequence o
the fears that the Radicals about 20 aitemp 70
overthrow the Government i quetng down. anu ~
is believed that the decisive acton 0i the a"tnoIlo
In ordering the city large attachments oi ar'i''
and cavalry has had the effect Of putting camper
IN any revolutionary idea, entertained hy the Radicals
To-day telearaphic and postal communication was ie
stored and the city now almost IL normal a.
pect II Is believed that no further trouble need De
locked for.
London April A dispatch t. The Times from
Buenos Ayres SAYS that the state OF siege proclaimed
on saturday Will probably maintained unul May
when Congress meets. although II may be ril'cu ~
twenty four hours. The Radicals, it IS SAID may
decide at the May elections On tnc 2r2unn
that they we're unable to cpmPctc theli d
I'ider cIruin.tagCrs The dispatch ada lIc hd"i
calls w0id be shown to be in decided minority
DENYING THAT THERE l. REVOLT ~ PERU.
London. April 4.-The Peruvian LEGATION here o.
nies the reports that have been circulated regarding
revolt in Peril The Official, nj the Legation say mat
there Is neither revolt sign OF one, ana that
the country Is everywhere tranquil.
The denial by the Peruvian Legation in London in
regard reports o; revolt in Peru Is probably cor
rect nasmuch II refers 10 occurrences oi compare
lively remote date. which have however been Se1
forth by III. latest cable dispatchc' as recent Oh
from the south Pacific Coast, some trouble seems 10
have occurred al lquiqGe conspiracy, II "ds sad'
had been organized among the non commissioned ON
GERS OF the 9th Regim :nt OF the Line. But 1t wa,
soon discovered account Of TIC lmprudcncc Oi the
alleged piiatOir. who. IL noticed were living
bey ond their ordinary means. They were WATCHED
and tile conspiracy nppcd H. the bud. such IS
the story published In the Peruvian papers. rs
IQuique is a Chilisn port, some said that the money
furnished the alleged wUlldbe rebels came IRON
friends OF Dictator Balmaceda. who were anxious
to overthrow the Government Of Chili. Others pre-
tended that the whole affair mad been concocted By
Iforola himself cX-Dictator Of Peru. who has within
the last few years often attempted 10 regain power
through "a revolution. The whole story appears 70 be
nothing but fabrication, inasmnch as the Clilan
papers do nOte mention any cOISpliaCy Ia the pth
Regiment the Line. and the nOn-cOmnis,iOned ON
Gers would not have thought Of deserving IN order 10
fight Tor Pierola, who is not friend OF thcr country
Moreover. the Gillian authorities al lquque ar" aware
that Chill and Peru are the best Of terms. and
fhey would have taken good care 70 prevent any
sstance from being given their side 10 invaders
e Peru.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

Nlng people who could spare the time "en' 'o"% 'na
p, C,ncy Island hy rail or IN Hight road "aso'9' "',
The bu,ne>, done there BY such hotels as are open i'
he owner. Il oher, wish the weathe'foTecaS' o'''"'
had ,pc.cd the coming Of the warm wave some n 'o o
ahead IN town The soda water fountains III al .ao
dr,.. .i,r, dld rushing midsummer business anu en'
mol .llappy men to be seen were Tue pm .n,a,,
aho,o icH.luons forbade tem 10 re,i'o' -, ,hev
- l, and heavy helmets under which they
.welter,d. Croakers predicted that the nnseaSohaoe
, wonld spur vece alton on, only TO mp 'e Du.aI I
md blossoms with hing tost Wh 'ne eoInn for
rc,rton followed They predicted oad ~ oeaSDn Iii Iii
rnf frult> on that 0ccOunt. That INC @ loeI,om - @
I% the opportunity raise the price 81 Tone ona, te
d ,hat the Dclawarc peach growers Will declic I7
r'n ,r,jnrd by it, everybody expects IL Ihal@r VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
THE NEw.oRLEANs INDEMNITY.

Rome April 4.-The "Trbnna" referring to the
ener OF $40 600 reported to have been made by the
United States Government In conjunction with the
Iispute growing out OF the massacre Of Italians in
Now Orleans advises the Italian Government 10 reject
tile offer If 1t be accompanied by the reserva ion that
the money is given solely as mark of friendship for
Italy, denial Of liability. says the "Trbuna." viii
make the offer an act OF degrading charity. semoh
cial papers deny the report that such an Ofer has
been made but they deny 1t In terms that lead TO the
belief that the denial ra cs 70 the form and not TO
the subs ancc OF the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
prprBtICtyS WIN rs BRIIGEPORr.

Bridgeport Conn April 4.-Thc Republicans carried
the municipal election here to-day. William II. Man
gold Rep Is elected Mayor by about 400 majority
The Republicans also elect Aldermen In the First ana
Sixth Wards and three COuncilmen Ths light was
uriucipallv on the Mayor and Council. TIE Rcpnbll-
ems have "a safe majority IN the Council on Joint bal
lot The vote IS the largest IN many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
TIE FATE OF TIE STEAMER MAIN.

London, April 4.-The report that the British
steamer Main Captain Brown. from NcwOrleans March
J. for Liverpool had been destroyed by FIRE at sea
erroneous. The Main caught fire, and when IL
found that the flames could not be subdued. Cap
tain Brown headed her for Fayal. which place she
reached on March -. being beacled at Pm Bay.
The vessel VIII be total loss, as she is burning her
full length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

London. April i.-Iicnry Irving today testified he
fore a committee Of the House Of Commons on the
question Of licensing theatres He protected against
legislation tending 10 lower dramatic art He said he
opposed 20 allowing stage PLAYS ~ e produced at
music halls aud he thought ship ncce cary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
prprgrrr,y VICTORY IN Dps Morgr

Des Moincs Iowa, April 1.-The regular blennlai
city election today resulted IN complete kepubh,hm
victory. Lane tlcpl for Mayor being ahead o' lliI
,na,, , fuiIv 5000 votes. The issues largely
,orai Lane f. a Prohlbitonit OF moderate type. and
that issue was as usual made prominent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
DECLINES TILE rNIoNIsr NnNuNAr1oN.

London April 4.-F. II. Ishmay Of the White star
Steamship Company, has declined to stand as the
nionst candidate at the general election for the seat
Is the House ol Commons for the ESclangc Division
of Lvrrpoul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
ADVANCING IT'S PASSENGER RATES

Hamburg. April 4.-rhe BOi,enhale7 to-day SAYS
that owing TO the recent continued increase I'm its
traffic. tho Hamburg American Packet Company ha,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
TRYING To PROVE DEEMIYG INSANE.

TRYING TO PROVE DEEMING INSANE.
Melbourne. April 4-Dceming's solicitor proposes as
q defence for his client the plea Of instructive IN
sanity, and has telegraphed TO England for evidence
Of Deemings madness when boy. neening recently
Ysgte 10 Miss Rounsevell. asking her to p'cage "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

the Russian Famine Relief Committee to-day received
d3n OF S2lVo nom the Mayor OF Concord. y. H.,
presenting the contributions II the citizens o, Con
cord and ncghborinr towns 70 the famine relief fand
The money turned the Red Cross society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
MR. GLADSTONE on ME. Goscmny,s pRorosA1s.

London, April i.Mr. Gladstone writes that he viii
not oppose The principle OF pound rotes. but he will
not support the proposal Of Mr.. Goschcn regulating
thc public issue. with ihe view of what Is called sus
tanning the commerce Of the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

valuable ring he gave her. In order 10 ASST. him in
establishing his Innocence: but she declined to do
declaring tat she believed him guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05

DENYING THAT THERE l. REVOLT ~ PLKo'
London April 4.-rhe Peruvian LEGATION here a.
res the reports that have been circulated regarding
revolt in Peru The officials nj the Legation say 'hat
there Is neither a revolt nor sign Of one and that
the country Is everywhere tranquil