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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
Mr-rC AND TIE DRAMA IN LONDON.
SEw PLAYS PERFORMED AND PRoJT TED THE
GUu.nHALL SCH0oL OF MUSIC.


London. April ..-rndctcrrd by the dcr'lve
reception ~ hi, new play Tho Brcadwlnncr
NJ tAr Avenue Theatre ON saturday, Alfred g. Cal
nour II, author aruouno0, that ne viii follow Il
with hl, poetic play. "Cyrcnc,' and later with MS
ffncrdy Alvc-unc'
The drama founded on SCOTT novel "WoofIoch. ~
written by Robert l.. buchanan ard George H. Sins
+, now being frlcar.cd At tc Adcpli Theatre
nc.r,ohm Tree manager ~ the ;layuarAct Theatre
ha, commissioned IiAddnn Chamber to write new
PLAY. Nh Chamber ha, another commission Tor a
play from MG- L1nctrv.
oscar Wide, play. Lady Wmdc.mcre'- Fan.
p,utinucs to draw good hoIc, NJ The - JameSs
Theatre and will probably d. carried well into the
son.
\ contest that ho, excited the musical world for
re la- few months ha, been .citlcd hy the election u
Jo-cph imruhy a. principal ~ the Gulhall school OF
Music THIS school va start twelve years ago by tho
,rp,r,iiou ~ the city 81 London M The lcailn. con
ductor, and professor were candidate, fpr Tie place
2 priuo pal Tie .ry T. only c-0O bat ne school
ha. grown 80 rapidly that II bid fair To ta;c position
equal ~ that held by the ROYAL Academy 81 Music.
Professor Iauhy bad the support OF sir Arthur sulli
van. sir John Stalucr Professor uf Mu-l' in the
University ~ oxford aud IRE idcut OF the Musical
A.-otmtiou: Alexander Campbell Mackenzie. primo pal
Of the Row. Academy OF Music. and othcr'. lie VIII
re- liza hi premiership at Eon college. which /, worth
from :l,JUO 10 1000 year ana j. "a much easier
place.
Countc,, Russell wife Of Earl Russell. (, announced
to appear at the Royalty Theatre. Ia "A Iantomimo
.Echcar-alr and Gilbert's ">Wccthcdrts'
Mr. james Brown Potter and kyrc Ecicw VIII
appear At Manchester. On May .. IN romantic play
written by Mr.. Bcllcw, tho subject Of which f. Hero
aud Lcaudcr."
Mlss Marion Lea has decided, before shc returns to
the United state. to cooperate with Mis- Elizabeth
Robins In another -crlcs OF llcda Gablcr' mItinecs.
After the cries j. cbu. udcd Miss Robins. her own
account, VIII produce lbsen's Ro-mcr,h0lm."
The Pnri, pres * indignant at the pagarls the
advertising Loll's " Dcbaclc' Thee phcards depict
Napoleon IN ptc0Us posture eurrcadcrinS ts
sword AT sedan 10 King William Of Prussia, who i sur
rounded by a brilliant stan Napoleon IS accompanied
by a group Of officers whose dress and bearing arc
dc.crlbcd as grotcsquc In the extreme. The tucolOr
of France i, traici In the mud. ana wounded
zonvc. who l. hudded I'm corner i shaking l' fist
M Napoleon. The papers cNoncrac Zola from 70.
spons lbilty for the insult offered 10 France by the
placarls.
Mascagnl's "L'Amico Fritz has been produced al
the Imperial opera House In Vienna. splendid
audience was present Mcluding several members OF
the Imperial family. The OPERA was only parual
success.
Pulln,ien. Masscnc and saint sacns have con.
scntod 10 conduct the concerts at the Vienna Musical
Exhibition. .
PROFESSOR Ranaelc BrcscIano is writing an Italian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

, GREAT WAREHOUSE IL HAMBURG De
-TKOYED.

,vorrrr RIG BLAZE Al MtHDALY 90 THE
pp,rrsu STEAMER MAIx BURNED At SEA.
U,wbnrr. April a fire broke ont Mt : 80 "'i'A
fiji. morning IN "A wanhousc at n" head OF '"' Mr.
QUAY The flames fcd b. Tie nhammable contents u
~. i,Ildiug spread with alarming rpidliy ana d!
noon tho dnmne. amo'inted to several mlil"h "'"S'
Tho freren wcr. promptly OH the spot but VI s'lc''
they turned OF the burning building did moi oAeoA VIC
,,, ia any nppr'cliblc extent. Is the tim" the mr.
burned tell ont, only the bare walls oI the WAREHOUSE
wcr, left standing Large quan'itc, Of cotton ana
coffee were stored on the upper floors Of the binding
while thc cellars were flied with casks and barrels oi
os and spirits. which made such an intensely not nre
that for time u impossible for any one 10 gct
within fighting distance of the building The exact
lo~~ IS yet unknown but il r. heavy NEXT I" .'e
burning building WAS another warehouse. also hifd
with valuable merchandise This building caught fir
several lines but by close watching AID hard work
The destruction was confined 10 the warehouse IN which
the fire started.
Rangoon April o.-Thc damage caused by the three
fires that have occurred gt Mandalay within the last
r,w DAYS amount, 10 .i.OOO.OOO. Another fire broke
out 10 day l.twccn The lagyce Bazaar In that city ana
The river bank. Il +, still burning Tn" frequency Of
the fires dvc- strong confirmation Of the belief that
they are OF inccudhry origin.
Bcrln. April Tho great chemical works az
Iochspcyer. In Rhcnlsh Bavaria have been burning
since last night aud Il Is feared that the extensive
total lJss.
Edinburgh. Aphl a largo paper Mill at Dun
bar thirty miles northeast OF this city, was burned
to day The loss on buildings, stock and machinery
amounts To 100000.
London April The British steamer Crlmca
Captain Work. from Baltimore March FOR Calais
passed Priwlc Point this morning. She sisnIlcd that
tho British steamer Main. Captain Brown. from New
orleans March l. FOR Liverpool. had been burned at
New orleans, April 2.-Thc British steamship Main,
captain brown. reported this morning from London
a., having been burned ~ sea. Was owned IN the
Anglo American steamship Company. she sailed from
ti, polt Ola March Tor Liverpool Her cargo CON
sisted Of iOJ1 bales Of cotton, l,O42 bushels 4 corn.
Loo barrels soap. - cases tobacco. ono case
dgurs 100 sacks cotnnscrd. 200 barrels mOla>>cs.
$40 barrels tallow. 1850 pieces slaves. and 30
head Of cattle. The estimated value OF the cargo wus
10 900. About forty persons board, III
Guiding the crew. Cattlemen, and captain r. O. Fry.
manager Of the company. The Main purchased
little over u year ago from the North German Lloyd
Company by the Anglo American Company, who
subsequently also purchased the German steamer
Rhcn and both vessel, placed under the British
flag after having received general overhauling at
West IartlcpOOl. The Main built Grccflock IN
lists. Her dimensions Length. 34I feet,
BREADTH 40 feet depth Of hold 80 feet, and regis
Tered 3.0s7 tons gross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
CHArPIOy SE1RS BEATEN BY UrNSEWTi J.

Boston, April (Spccial.-1hc Boston Athletic
Association men were greatly surprised today 10 see
II. ii. Hunneweli win the championship In racquets
from Il. ID. Sears. II was surprising victory In
many ways. Mr. Sears Is an old PLAYER. and two
years ago held the championship, while Mr. Hume
well has never played any 10 speak Of until this
winter. when Inc has been working with I" Tom" Pcttt.
Again. IL would not have been strange had Mr..
Hunnewcl not the match I'm three straight sets.
From first 10 last It fast match and Petit say
ii the best ever played on the Is. a. A. court
II should be said, however. In respect Mr. Sears
that he has had a lame arm for several DAYS aud to
this he largely attributes his defeat Should his
lamencSs not improve within day Or two he VIII
probably scratch his match In the American champion
ship Tournament which opens next week al the y. 4.
A. court Mr. lIunnewell won tO-dny's match Gy Il
score Of 1J-6, 1913, 15-12.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TIE CHICAGO LAKE STliEET ELEVATED.
Edward Lautcrbach was eecn yesterday by q Tribune
rporter in reference 10 The reported purchase Of u"
Chicago Lake street Elevated mad By New Yor,
syndicate 81 which he Wis s'ld Ia DO The head.
Yes aid Mr.. Lauterbach. "acoDrdiug 10 Tie Chi
cago disIatchcs have bought that mad nearly every
dny for three weeks. Days that have not l,l.h Il
somebody cso In New York has. - rs all I'm the
family. ~ matter ~ fact some friends ~ mine arc
looking az the road and they may purchase IT, but
nothing l., definitely settled yet. The road seems a.
be good property. and several pnrile loading al
IT, suppD~c we have good chance Of getting o.
as any one else. 40. am not prepared Ia sdy whom
! represent nor vh'1 "ur plans a." u VIII be tine
enough {, talk hen something j. done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
GERMAN POLITICS.
HE MINISTERIAL CHANGES COMPLETED.
COUNT sCnoUYALoFF's SCHEME 70 FOSTER
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN TRADE RELATIONS
-HUNGARJhN DIPLOMACY.

GERMAN AND RUSSIAN TRADE RELATIONS
-HuXGAmAN DIPLOMACY.
cnyr,gtt 1-D2, IN The Neto York Assocfa'ed Press
Berlin April 2-Thc Ministerial changes arising ont
u the recent crisis have been definitely compieed DH
the appointmcrt Of Herr llanauer, Director VI inc
Office Of Justice Of the Empire. the successor OF d.
von Rose secretary Of state in the Office OF JaIoc u
the Empire. The powers If Count Won tuenp"'- "
President Of ,hc rras-an Ministry will be tested on
Tue day next when the Ccntrsts In the lower mouse
propose to debate his appointment by challenging 'n'
allowance for the Pre- ident # the Council The "noi0
question Of the separation II the functions oi the ~"
pcral Chancellor and the Chief Of the PruaSlah w"
Istr, and the abandonment Of tie Primary Euuc"'''"
bill will BE- warmly discus scd. .
Count Won Eulcnburgs opening speech as lrcs",','
= the Ministry disappointed everybody who hilc" ii'
old form rs orator
THE LANITAG TO ADJOURN on FRIDAY, Ill
The present session of the Landag Will close "P',
> The members are bahled aud are i'''io"' rno
The withdrawal OF the Urinary Education Dill '
Government may rofcr the question 10 '"o 49,.
Landiag The Nentrst leader, Herr schoro''
in = recent speech announced that the resumption VI
the Education bill would be tho foremost pan" -
IN, electoral programme OF The CentTist deputies
GERMAN AND RUSSIAN TRADE EELAIl"NS'
Couut Won SchOuvaoH. the Prussian AHiD's'"'' -
Gernaoy has made overures to Chancellor w"
t,plivi for the restoration OF the oomnet''"l "''
standing between Russia and GcrmIhs' -"
itiatIve Wa, taken solely by Count Won So"ouN"''"'
The car Is reluctant to give his assent ana Ms aP
pointed a commission. charged with reeuE""e u"
commercial relations OF Russia with foreign H'uo'''
HUNGARY TO HAVE SLPhEATE REPRtHhN INlIoH'
Another diplomatic surprise was the DECISION oi III
Au.tro- hungarian Government to accc" Iu'e'uN
SEPARATE representation foreign courts Dr. "eNc'''
the hungarian Minister OF Finance. IN me lo"cI
hons, of the Hungarian Diet, at Pc'th' ~uaS "i'-
uouuc.l that the Government would examine 'S !"
bovr a propcr expression cOud be given I" tnc %
tona POSITION of Hungary ~ foreign aint' ,IIUu.I
special Intercourse with ior,Sh ,ourls' '0 "''' '''
TO state how The change would operate.
INDEPENDENT SORWFGlAN CONSIL>.
Tho Norwegian Government, acting under the pan
now before the ,orhlng. will establish, ID January
l-0i her own cor sus IN New-fork ana Lohu'h al"
other cltl,- Vicc-cOnsuls will be stationed AT Lon
don New York. Liverpool and few Othcr POrt
PROFESSOR ADLFWS VISIT.
Professor Felix Adler. Of Ncw York, Is here HIS
visit Is made for the purpose OF studying Gle system
~ manual training I'm use IN &c German schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

The children Will be photographed In costume by
Sarony Who Will contribute the photographs and tey
Will be sold in the theatre on the day Of the per-
Torrance. Mrs Louise Dickson has the benefit in
hand.
The following notes OF gifts and collections will give
rome notion OF how the work is going on. The
nttee headed by Mrs. f. f. Kidder has collected
81 800. Three valuable pianos fave been given ard
also three sewing machines. Nine ModjcslIa has sent
u check for $50 A firm Of dealers in japanese
goods has promised TO erect japanese booth.
Several steamship lines have given tickets for round
trip passages TO Europe and 1922 has been collected
from steamship and railway companies The Com
mtee Lawyers and Literary Persons has collected
5000 from lawyers and Oliver Wendell Holmes and
Charles Dudley Warner have promised checks A
horse worth $3.50 has been given and another worth
$40 as well as carriages. 4 billiard table worth
$500 has been given. Mrs. French shcldon's lecture
In the parlors OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel
OH Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the
fair nettod $240 These only few
contributions selected from among many. They do
not include many large ones. which have already
been published. and They do not include the work
Of the last few days.
The following letter from General Horace Porter
has been received:
New York, April l. 1892.
Mrs A. NJ. Palmer, President, 20 West rhrtietI-st
Dear Madam l take great pleasure IN mclOsing
herewith IA check for si0O contribution to the
fair " be given for the benefit OF the Actors Fund
OF America. This noble work has my warDcst sym
pathy. and shall esteem it privilege TO be Of any
az sistance in my power In works Of charity and self
negation the actor In every community in which he
moves has shown fmscf 10 he geuerous as the
sun Itself. Whatever calamitcs occur whether from
foods. fires, famines shpwrecks the actor is always
tho first c9ed upon and the first to respond IN The
interest Of Suffering fellow humanity. Generosity be
COTS generosity. The public have never appealed IN
Vain 10 actors. am sure that in the present case
actors will not appeal in vain 30 the public, and that
the fair will meet with all the which is aniic
patcd. Yours very truly, HORACE PORTER.
There + Increased promise Of attractive beauty IN tie
plaas for the arrangement OF the garden they APP
proS completion The various booths 10 be erected
BY A. M Palmer, Daniel and Charles Frohman. A.
fIsyman Frank W. sanger, II. c. Miner. Carl and
Theodore Roenfeld, Rudolph ArOnsOn. HOyt and
Thomas Edward Hsr1gan, Tory Pastor, William
NJ. Dunlevy,. Edwin Knowles. Theodore Moss, Frank
b. Murtla the Actors order OF Friendship, the Five
AS and the Twelfth Night Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
THE INDUSTRIAL CENSUS OF PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, April o.-Frank II. Williams. super.
lntcndeDt OF the Industrial Census Of the United
states. here yesterday and declared that II l. not
The intention Of the Department TO take indus.
trial census In Philadelphia. but merely TO 80 over
ana revise the old
This talk about the Department wishing TO keep
the industries Of Philadelphia below those OF nval
cities IS all nonsense The Department has no favor.
ties and ii deals only with facts aud figures. The
test examination has shown that there gross ex-
aggcra,ions In the first Industrial census, and we
want get at the true figures as nearly as possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
DAHoMEY MAXINE TROUBLE FOR FRANCE

FREECH RtINFORcFMENTS TO De SENT TO PORTO
NOVO. AND THE COAST To BE BLocKADED
Paris. April e.Thc Government has received alarm
Ing new regarding the situnton In the French pos
sessions IN the Blight II Benin. caused by the attacks
made upon the French by The soldiers Of the King Of
Dahomcy, and H. about dispatch rcin;orcemcnts 10
Kotonou and Porto NovO. The Dahomaus have al
ready destroyed several villages aronG Porto Novo.
The FrrncD intend TO blockade the whole coast, and
prevent any trade In arms or slaves. The payment Of
the annuity Of 10000 francs to lchanzu, King Of
Dahomcy by France under The treaty OF 1890 Will be
immediately stopped. and the Government will ask
the Chamber of Deputies credit of 900 francs
be expended Ia di,pnching troops 10 Porto NOvo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
DEMAND, OF TIE LONDON UNEMPLOYED
TIE LORD MAYOR VISITED BIZ \ DEPCTNII0N
TIL DEAN or ST PAULS ALLEGED
INHOSPITALITY.

TIE LORD MAYOR VISITED IN \ III Ci'A''-'
Thu DEAN or ST PAULS ALLEGED
INHOSPITALITY.
London. April "a deputaton Of unemposeu
workln glnen waited upon Lord Mayor Evans 'oua9
The leader asked that the halls Of the chy cos'hc
De- turned into labor bureaus. lie wanted uIc ""F
eminent 10 buy lands. on which the unemployed 'ouo
be- set al work. and BE- wanted relief works 10 u
starred. The Lord Mayor replied that he "ouh "
qurc time 20 consider the novel proposals aid oeIo'V
him Us Tho dcputatJu. To assured them t"t h'
,ympathi1cd with them, and said lie WAS sorry To
learn ~ The wide, pr'ai distress among wordngheh
\ meeting OF The unemployed WAS subsequently ho'u
~ Tower IN. II Was presided over by the negro
Wade who during the aot frw days has come prOmi-
ncntly lcfpr the public a "A leader Of the men who
nrc demanding work. lie referred 20 the d"putat"l
appointed Yesterday 10 Wait upon Dr.. Gregory Dean
Il - Pauls Cathedral. and aid that the dcpniauoh
,urd ,,e Dom al luncheon Tho latter received
thcm. and said be- would pWach sermon ~ the
Cathedral on sunday I'm behalf ~ the un"mployed'
but though he must have known that some IT the
members 81 tho dcputauon were hungry. he did lot
ask them To- have even "a cup - tea. The man who
l-l th, drpuaiion that wHitri upon thu Lord Mayor
made nu address IN the COuf,c Of which ne ~ild Nat
fh. Lord Mayor would have 10 do NOR" iian merely
consider tic proplsns Tie deputdtlJn had laid before
him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

importer Of pictures at No. les Poar-st lie lei, ~
home on March % saying that he was gong 70 alien"
an auc;ion sale and he did not return On the hl5H'
II March % he was seen by an acquaintance AZ i'"
ave ard Fouwcenth-st. Gecrt2 saM hc "'" soc
foot and was going TO stay In The city ~! hiSi oHce
,bor Me family have had no trace Of his movements
Nothing has been heard Of Lawrence h. Nardc!i' OF
Marlboro y Y. VITO came to this city with MS VIE
and eft her at the Putnam House on March H. sayiHl
that he was going 10 collect bills In the city, ana
disappeared Mrs. Wardell vent home week ago. On'
her husband i. supposed 10 be sun III the CITY, DC
l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
DEFINING DENIES 1T ALL

Melbourne, April 2.-D,emng. the man who
Jail here on the charge Of killing his wife, mac
interview with his solicitor today. lie alsoln'
denied the various crimes imputed to him. lie
he had never made any confession and had made
admissions 10 anybody. lie could prove an Ahi b.
the OF the murder of three men IN johann, 30
south Africa. OF which there IS strong susplci o.
he Is the man who killed them. The doctors VIII IA
examined Dcening declare that he Is IN good heal.
api wants no medical treatment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
ro wlNp rp MrElErrA 4 COS ArrAIRs.

~ VIM W h' hiEiIN ~ t''S MrNi'S'
London April 2.-Ihe affairs Of &. de Murictta
co. Omitedl, which company has been In financial
difficulties for n long time, We're wound up today on
the application Of the Debenture Corporation. TIE
court appointed Mcssrs. Gaindez aud DE Ever lilu
daors. 10 wind up the affairs of the company. rot
wth,tanding the fact that the appointment Of Mr.
GahndeL was holy opposed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03

II tie present statistics were allowed 20 stand the cen
ms Of 1900 would not give the city any growth sup
poe hi. work OF revision will cost between SijOOJ
and 10000 The work will be pushed forward rap
idly
Charles llobcr Clark would not say whether he viii
undertake tie task or not until after h. has had
time 10 talk the matter over with NJ Williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
A scHooIMlsrba SUD FoR BhrAcH or PROMISE

Kingston. y. Y. Apr 9.-Washngton Irving EIay
principal Of the High school at MOnirOs" Westchc- ter
County has been sued fOr breach Of promise by Miss
Eliza Wager u High Falls. Ulster Comfy, she claim
ing damages ~ the amount Of t25,ODO. She alleges
that Bray promised to marry her about two years ago.
when he was principal Of the High Falls school. lie
is yonne Of pleasing address and graduate Of
Amherst College. Miss Wager Is handsome and a
daughter Of n well e. Do farmer. II Is asserted that
Bray made offers fJr pccuniary settlement. which
Indignantly refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
NORTHWESTERN roREGoEs ITS FAST TRAIN.

Chicago. April =. The Chicago and North8c tern
ROAD has finally cOn>cnted Ia iorccp. iof the pn'scnt
Al least its Intention Of increasing the sI-cd of IT,
through train, aud thereby reducing the time hy lnli
all hour between here and -. Paul. II became cu
dent ~ the Northwestern that Il could not carry out
III, plan without provoking rival lines t. rtaiat"1
measure, The Northwestern viii add 10 H. passenger
service additional daylight train IA b,th dwctlDns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
BaooKIYy GAS COMPANIES coxso1Ib4rIyG

Albany. April 2.-Ariclos Of consolidation Of the
Citizens Gaslght Company of Brooklyn and the Union
Ga,light Company, Of EOOklyn, under the Of the
Citizens Gaslght Company If BrOOilyn, were fled
to-day with the secretary Of STATE. The directors -
the consolidated company l-lac Gate, aud g. Wei
dcniclh Orange. ~ j.. Thomas l.. stllman. samuel !.
Young Henry II. Adams AMI Eli.lun j. Dcnni~on.
brooklyn. Charlie. C.. FEnclyn. John pyfuc. stephen
4. LatlrOp. Flank - smith aud W. Lewis HOylr New
York CIV Frank II. DAVIS. Elizabeth y. j.. and
Thomas II. Thona-. Of hay Ridge. The company
has a capital Of f2,ODO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
TIE MEXICAN CONGRESS

CITY Of Mexico, April 2.-PrcSident Diaz opened
Congress ycNtcr.ay. In his speech he said that en-
snecrs rcc,abshnS the destroyed boundary posts
the northern frontier. To avoid II repetition # tn9
Cara raids cavalry barracks will be established On
the linc u the Rio Grandc. The War Department -
preparing - magnificent exhibition for Chicago
j. T.. Ives llmanour. President OF the Cha b :
Of Deputies. replied 10 the Presidents message.
street parade OF citizens to-day In honor Il ~
rel ri ecfl al DiaZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
ROCK ISLANDS INCREASED EARNINGS.

the Rock Island road Including the line, Dptl east
and west Of the MI-,oun River for the month If
March are 81 .4OJ3-7, AN Increase compared with
the estimated earnings for Tie core pondlng month
lat year Oi sl7J,J3i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
PLACES F0rvD FOR rw0 MORE ETH xrv

Albany, April (speclaD.Two more Of INNS
followers have been placed In fine berihs John
FaInswOrih clerk and George ". Olmstcnd
si5tant dcrk, al Clinton state Prison. Mir Farms
worth IS the son Of General John G.. FarnswOrth Oi
INF, city, who has taken turns with Colonel jan :.
McEwgn IN waiting upon Senator I'M and cxccut.
Ing his orders. Mr.. Olmstead Of the Delegates
from Saratoga County to the MD winter snap" con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL.
DR.. O. w. F. SNYDER,
Mcvicker's Theatre Bldl., Chicago, H..

derry County, and daughierln-law of Lord Norass
Her little daughter committed some trivial ", = I,
which she WIS punished BY having her hano tie b.
hind her back aud then being fastened 70 r. II d.
wall Of n dark room. When the mother VT I 10 q
lease her. she found that the stocking WI VI Ct
the little Girl bound had got fastened = B,
way about her neck, choking her 10 death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-03
DECLARING FOR POLITICAL UNION.

Montreal April D" La Patrie," the leading French
liberal organ. has come fat-footcd for political
union with the United states. II says the country
1, naturally nnvatlng toward the United states and
that the minority of CANADIANS II the question were
pat 20 them. would respond from their hearts that
they were Americans, and That they carei nothing
for the title Of Canadian or for the old country La
Palrio' adds There ac SO many Of our compntrots
already In the United State chat no harm could nos
sbly come to rs on TINS side OF the line II We lived
under the same iag.