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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
Delaware, Lacknwnnna md Western X. Il.
In New York loot OF barclay md
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTIBILED TRAINS.
PlIIMtN COACHES,

Dircc, route 10 NLwNsK. BLOOMFIELD. MONT.
CLAIR. THE ORANGES, summit nernardsville. Basi.
i:idg-. Madison. N1rr -ovn, ia->uc. ritcI an.
Bponton. Dover osnLope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE HO.
rAIt"N" lI1ce'tt,9an, ii"oLtYs MOI NAM,
CAR sri;orD>bt r.; roco,o MGuntainS, sokAN.
DNNNIII.i, No:;'ruJ MbFKLNND. Moniro.e BIN,i.
HNMrUN. OAFONb NORWICH. Watcr,llle UTICA
0SWi',,6. irHA'N, on lGO. ELMiRA C0KSINn,
BATH. NASHVILLE. HrFFALO and ali point,
Mi.r .NoErhwt>r AR so rhwEsT:
900 A. VI. ri IAlO. KtHl lELO SPRINGS aud
U-W. 40 EArlti.>>. Pullman Palace cars. Con.
meets Z Buffalo with tram tor thicn 90 arriving 9I5
neat morning.
,rl0 A. VI. -BlNGiiAAroN NAIL. STOPS at prin,ipai
100 +. VI. SCRANTON. HINGuAMTON. and Eli.
,iINN lApHl.>>. Pullman par.or cars.
l1O =. VI. SCRANTON. Wiki .>liAREE. and PT.YM.
80 IT lAPRiN>. lull,In plror ear,
1880 +. VI. DAYLIGHT FALO LIMITED EXPRESS
.lu.lu -l"'Pr-. Arrives t - "A. IA.
BOO y. NJ. Dan, ,WLfAto. NCiFIELD SPRINGS
TltkFrN ani 1T LIMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AZ n
Mrray.+t and =? BioadNay TeHtt' at f..Ty stations
80 ana 81 BroilwaN. - IVES, lsjth--t. o3b Iolumb
ave N.v-NorD; 3A3 Wa>hnsior.si. ~, Futon..t and
: Bro,dnay. IIr'rkyn linc tables. giving nm inGor
nation ~ all stations.
WFSTtOIr EAPRFSS COMPANY viii call for and
cheek hlrgltr from hotel or rsdrncr 10 Destination
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
HOTEL CASTLETON,

Brighton Heights. New-Brlsh!on. stntcn Island.
Delightfully."- located. overlooking n: Y. Bay and sai
rounding cities sanits:y and modern improvements
srtesanwei baths every Goo'. eectF,6i oe:
and Lighting passenger and baggage elevators H0o re
Of piazzss IN air every preeauton ssAinst hie e
and service nr.tcass 20 minutes IRON lower
waiting. JAS II. RODGERS. PoprietDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
zlctcls.

-A-PNI,CI UOTIG. ND Ei-STAt RANT Ch-'-
n ,torne- corner Wc'-s'. Ncw-ior. a. 70 can plan.
ILt- house .r.f.rf i4rnl -t"su.- alp
travel electric bells: prize II pr dIl and M N1ri
MkItNI.H DEo Ht,N. Poop.
NrW.YOEK HOTEL G,, - .,dNar. o.l''i i.oni.',.,
Y I,--c-t ld,. ed r,rt'rtu'- ro-'ali1.t OIL Ef'nd.
vay super p accom- citations ~ 800 -1"-'- European
plan 81 American 80 a..
r,T xlsuoI. SIS e.t family ho'el. Warrington
- pla.. Hfo,Avav 4rd N'-l...-'. l.o.Iii'u most de-
lbio Central ori a.. l'rn >9r"-of a'r"in dati'i-
400 cio.t-. Furrl can plan. - Ar.'r ro'. - I'll"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
RAILROADS..


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.AMERIoA's oREATEsr RAILROAD"
NEEWYoRK
GN ,';,l[, E;;:1.:I.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
;r-sT: 3 and ssr"r r. !r :" a.
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
$50 world. For CLAYTON ana Buffalo 10 extra fare
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
$40 A MRI SprS SG Wagner Buast sylvia %
ADIRONDACK a. MONTREAL SPECIAL.
$40 M aosaa S' points and s'i M SsD. A'''
SARATOGA Il LAKE GEORGE SPECIAL.
900 MsD, SSna and M SSHnst Tor caH
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
IN mn due Cn s,so o.S 800 m next day.
DAY EMPRESS.
1890 A. not % run ~sS Of cictriand and ro'
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
70 nm NOON.-Daily, CHICAGO 90 p. m next DAY.
IE.UU Wagner service. Dining car.
sOUTHWEsTERN LIMITED.
100 M9ey n s%s ep m e. t es: as ars m" "
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
t''O for p iDcpal points In the inouh,aihs'
EXPOSITION FLYER Himited.
Great 2O.Hour Train 10 Chicago Tor 'hro"Sn pas
scngers only.
800 Wsg. G"SssG 10 90 Sey @ next a'S
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
$50 IN. sais,ss ssHs.y D. Connects '''
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
A an p. M.-Daily, due Detroit 8 80 a. m Chicago
TsSV 80 D.. Complete wagner eeFNics'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 T. to aG az a. m wagner service. Dalas
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
oc p. M.-Doily due Burlington .! Ne
o.Zc Plattsburg % a. m, Montreal G;+o a. m
ADIRONDACK & MONTREAL EMPRESS.
700 MM1 sdS: s9 no. 1S a5nStre lag m
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS AND 1908 ISLANDS
SPECIAL
1907 NJ D "a Sre d hgao 20 80 a. mn S''s
CINCINNATI AND IT. LOUIS EXPRESS.
80O Pm. Daily due cincnnai ,: 80 ?; M; In
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
q m r. M,-Daily. ScepngCar passenger, for Roch
S.UU e:tsr only carried Oh hi, train. Due 7:lj
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPIRES.
915 MyR SasD, f9 900 ehfG and Rf0 chicago ana
r'1 BEKksikk kNH His o Via Harlem Division
Tpo sG,s1 TAIN So, ss Xa, sS'g go ST p
az; :asa e SeEia Sd:%; 10 .na S.,ur
days For Gp Tine Of Of a sfTv c R5it ana g' ps
100 Broadway So West i&5ro sss 2$5 GO s%bgss! .sS
f FIJI and 1' = Btoadxay f. D. BrooEya
AooIt 'p eAc th2 80 a 90 m at SS
wetcot, Exp-es. coli. Tor aaa chSc,. baggage from
Ao'f 6H :Sd n eidIqSf. through e IL DANIELS
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HIGHLAND BEACH,
OCEAN EXCURSIONS.

shot trip- Of Two ava thrc" 'a'N or week 10y Old
DOMINION STEAMSHIPS. T. III ning 10y bY rail
from Wa,hinIfon Baltimore. ton and pI' a>ait. Low
Sopoycr pri, iir,e> Full Information alpira-
tVn T. o. uiic"
PIER 2G. North River. New. York
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Countrp Boar0.

NJ APLE SHADE COTTAGE. rnc from Bloomvl"
vi beautiful location, !.r'h M.A c.'lm. - -,
wrtr 7 pat cIlir~. W J.. hlFF. Hh'oNNli" y. y.
<. TMMER HOME I'm tue mountains healthy ard beaut.
- rli countfy not Empty ou ~ town F'Fl .vo''
ana ppI"- ihr :auoI- J"T- - ~ No"
do fam =, l f.. r.Lar y y. C.ty slf other
rcfercncrs l. \. PAHhIi. MEREDITH ncawsr" CO.. y T.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

PHILADELPHIA, April i0.-Flour Winter
superfne, S312.2l; winter extras, S. 20Qn2 76.
No. winter family, s2.75QD3: Pennsylvania.
roller straight, SLi0dD3.60. western winter
clear, 1875 1880; do do, straight, 90 5Olp3 75;
winter patent, S39d4l5; Minnesota, clear.
t2.75G325 do, straight, s3.159i 10; do patent
S4.l5lt4+f DO, favorite brands, higher. Rye
flour. S3.lb4D8 - per barrel
Wheat-Quiet, steady, with 7531c, bid and
78c. asked for April; 76Itc. bid and 7L34c asked
for May; 7792c. bid and 7Sc. asked for june:
7s34c. bid and 79c. asked for July.
Corn--Firmer, quiet, with i9gsc. bid and Isc.
asked for April; 4sI4o. bid and 4slSc. asked for
May; 4s4c. bid and 4si1c asked for June;
tSl4c. bid aud 4slSc. asked Tor July.
Osts-Quiet, firm, with 40c bid and Ilo.
asked for April; 39S4c. bid and 4014c. asked for
May: 39slc. bid 'and 40I4c asked for juno:
BHc. bid and 4014c. asked for July.
Beef Quiet, steady; extra mess, s7.5oaps.5O;
family, SllGl2.
Pork-inactive, firm; new mess, Sls.25; old
mess, $li.I5 extra prime, nominal.
Lard-Qutet, nominal; steam rendered SIC so
Butter-New York dairy, 22G27Iac.: western
dairy, lSlD2Jc.; western creamery 23d 2plsc !,
Elgins, 2e1p29lSc; imitation creamery, leae5e |:
rolls, lSG22o.
Cheese-SteRiy, moderately active; New
York, BaGl2c.; fancy, lll66tl2 ak inns 9j6 f1l0c
Eggs-Fair demand, firm, New York and
state, le14c western l0l4c.: southern, 15lDl5Izc,
BALTiMoHE, April lO.-Flour dull. Wheat
strong Corn strong: white corn. by sample.
&c.. yellow corn, by sample, 5lG52c Oats
quiet. Rye, more inquiry. Hay good dema nd;
good 70 ehoice timothy, $lGdl8N Cotton
nominal; middling. $50. Provisions fair
Butter firm; creamery, fancy, 3oQ.3Ic.; do. fair
to choice, 2e929o,; do imitation, 28lI27c; ladie,
fancy, 2s6s6c.; good to choice, 28Naic; rolls,
hne, 24o.; do. fair to good, 22923c.; store
packed, 2le. Eggs firm at i6atlbj4C.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

indianapolis hod carriers are on strike
for increased wages.
There were neither nominations nor con-
frmations in henational senate yesterday.
According to Vienna dispatch sixteen
cases OF cholera are reported from fferent
parts of Galicia.
Fire in a suburb of Cincinnati DESTROYED
a block of small buildings and cremated
sixteen horses.
Nicholas Steur and wife, of Madison
vile, o., were killed by a train while re-
turning from visit.
The French revenue returns for the first
three months Of the present year show a
deficit of nearly $l,7O0,OOO.
James Corbett, the pugilist-aetor, was
nearly mobbed in Montreal by party of
hackmen for assaulting one of their num-
ber.
The widow Of the murdered mayor of
Moscow has given 300, 600 roubles to build
and endow an asylum for the insane in that
city.
At Hampton, S. c., while William Collier
was sleeping on railroad track, both legs
were crushed by a passing train. He died
soon after.
Two blue books were issued last night in
London containing the case and counter
case OF the United States in the matter of
the Behring sea arbitration at Paris.
The secretary of state received dispatch
&festerday from Minister Conger, dated
Etropolis, Brazil, stating that the Brazil
y fleet had started for Hampton roads.
The United States court of claims is
badly crippled by the grip. OF the five
justices two, Justices Knott and Weldon,
are confined to their homes with this com.
plant.
Representatives of the firms Of Thomas
II. Wood & Co. and Bianchi g. Co., i'm
porters and manufacturers of artificial
flowers and ostrich feathers, of New York
city, deny the truth of the extensively pub
lished report to the effect that the United
States has lost about $500, coo by customs
frauds committed by those firms,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
l11EN /!

When you are out look
ing for Clothing, it's a duty
you owe yourself to come to
Fifth and Market Streets be.
fore you make your pur.
chase, as here you will find
everything of the very latest
styles and patterns in For
eign and Domestic Goods to
select from, and you will also
find one of the best-lighted
stores in the State in which
to make your selections and
examine the way the goods
are tailored and trimmed.
You can also note the prices
in plain figures-on every
garment, when you will be
convinced that we sell noth.
ing but the best goods for
reasonable prices.
In our Merchant Tailoring
Department we are showing
some extra values in TroH
serings this week. Come and
see them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
SOUTH oARoLrNA,s SALOONS.
Governor Tillman Buying Liquor with
Which to Stock Them.

PrTTsBURG. April 1l.-Governor B. r..
Tiilman and State Commissioner d. II.
Troxler are in Pittsburg looking after q
stock Of liquors and bottles. Governor
Tillinan said to reporter:
After July there will not be licensed
saloon in the whole state of South Caro-
lima. The Wines whiskies, beer, and, in
TACT, all beverages containing alcohol, will
be sold only at state dispensaries by sal.
aried and bonded officials. Every ounce OF
alcoholic liquors sold within the state will
bepurchased by the state commissioner, and
no liquors of any kind can be shipped in
the state by any common carrier except
the packages contain certificate signed
by the state commissioner. These pack
ages will be distributed to local dispen-
saries, one or more Of which may be To-
Gated in any town where petition for its
establishment is signed by majority of
the freehold voters. Drug stores are pro-
hibited from selling any spirits except
alcohol, which must be purchased from
the state. The new law will make won
derful change in the state, and think it
will finally be universally adopted as So
luton of the liquor problem. There are
six prohibition counties In South Carolina
where there will be no dispensaries.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
DYING BY HUNDREDS.
Dead Bodies Left Lying on the Roofs Of
HoJzes.

Moscow. April 1.-THE famine in Euro
pean part Of the government Of Perm is
worse than ever before The poor are
dying by hundreds. In the smaller vii
lnges the people have ceased trying to bury
all the bodies Relatives of the dead are
often too weak to provide burial for their
dead and SO leave the bodies lying on the
roofs Of the houses. Despite the severity
Of the law against secret societies and the
prohibition of the collection Of funds save
through officials, private associations are
forming to secure food and clothes for the
sufferers. These associations, although
inadequate, give the only relief which the
peasants can obtain. The state commit
tee has been dissolved aad the provincial
authorities have taken 80 steps to reor-
.;anize 1t. 1t is estimated that 259, 900, 900
packages Of grain are required to alleviate
the distress and keep the peasants In food
until the next harvest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
I BRIGGS IN THE LEAD.
He Gains a Majority Of the New
York Delegates.
THE ACCUSED PROFESSORS APPEAL.

He Asks That His Prosecutors be Not
Given Undue Advantage Over Him in
the Presbyterian General Assembly at
Washington.
New York, April 11-At the semi
annual meeting Of New York presbytery
Rev. William r. Harshaw was elected
moderator, and there were exciting scenes
in the discussions and contest between the
Briggs and antiBriggs tickets.
DIR. Alexander moved that all overtures
submitted by the general assembly be an
swered In the negative. DIR. Thompson
left the presbytery when the motion was
declared lost by vote OF IS to 85.
After various resolutions were rejected
because of their form and language the
following, offered by Mr.. Thompson, were
adopted:
Whereas, The general assembly has
sent down to this presbytery the proposed
revision of the confession Of faith for our
action, and while much of the revision
commends Itself to the judgment of this
presbytery as an improvement on the part
OF the forms Of statement in our confess
sion, and while we especially appreciate
the value and Importance of the new chap
ters proposed in the revision, If it does not
Seeh W us thdt tne revision expresses
adequately the faith or will permanently
satisfy the mind of the church;
Therefore, without expression from the
opinion on the proposed revision,
Resolved, first, that the overtures con-
tanned in the report of the committee on
revision be and the same are hereby an
swered in the negative"
Before adjournment DR.. Briggs appealed
to the presbytery to secure him fair treat
ment before the general assembly, when
he would appear there.
when before the general assembly last
time" he said, 81 was harrassed by the
TACT that two members of the prosecuting
committee were also members of the gen
eral assembly, and were allowed the privi-
lege of the floor at times when had not
those privileges, as / could appear only
when my case was called This presbytery
has made me defend documents which
hardly subscribe to. 1t has made me ap-
peal, and while / do not object to Dr.
Lampe as commissioner, because he cannot
hurt me much, appeal to this body that
Dr. McCook, the counsel for the presecut-
ing committee, be not also sent there as
commissioner.
DR.. Bir ch contradicted DR.. Briggs, clos
ing as follows: II speak calmly, but l
deny DR.. Briggs declaration point blank
The following delegates were chosen for
the general assembly: Drs. Brown, Alex
ander, Spinning, Thompson, Booth, Cham
bers and Wylie. OF these the first four
are Briggs men.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
TWO MILnyYLnN sa7srnarna
An Alleged Poisoning and an Attempted
Assassination.

MILLvH.LE, N. j., April 11.-When Cor
oner Sawyer, State Attorney Logue and
County Physician Thompson returned yes
terday afternoon from the bedside Of
Thomas Basnett, the man who was found
yesterday with his head crushed In, near
the scene OF his burning house, they de-
clded to have post mortem examination
OF the remains of James r. Tryner made
at once to settle all doubt as to whether or
not he had been poisoned. Accordingly
Che inquest was adjourned until today.
basnett was one of the witnesses in the
case OF Tryner, who was found dead under
suspicious circumstances Saturday.
Basnetts physicians found two bullet
wounds in his head, and bullet In one of
them. The physician says Basnett will re-
cover unless some complication arises In
the meantime excitement is at fever heat
and The most absurd rumors are afioat.
The state attorney will leave no stone un-
turned to clear up the mystery, which
deepens hourly.
One OF Tryner's daughters, Mrs Annie
Rouse, widow residing In Haddonfield,
and his son-in-law from Virginia, arrived
In Vineland yesterday. Mrs. Rouse says
she knows nothing of her fathers affairs,
as he was very eccentric. Tryner's son-in-
law is of the opinion that Tryner had
good sized bunk account in Brooklyn, Y.
IL is reported that two persons are sus
pected of burning Basnett's house and try
ing to murder him, and that they will De
arrested within few hours.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
PERU EXPRESSES REGRET.
Full Reparation Will be Made for the
Assault on Our Consulate,

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Peruvian
government has taken the initiatory steps
towards complying with the demands of
the United States that rcparation be made
for the outrage committed on one of its
consular agencies in Peru
The consular agency attacked is at Mol
lendo, Peru, and in answer to the demand
for satisfaction made by the administra-
tion, the government of Peru Immediately
removed the sub.prcfect Of the department
in which Mollendo is situated, and promis, d
to provide suitable reparation. The gov
ernment has also expressed its regrets for
the occurrence. This information is en-
tirely satisfactory to the United States
government.
The name of the consular agent at Mol
lendo is William H. Griffith. He was ap.
pointed from Pennsylvania March 80, 1859.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

LINCOLN, Neb., April 1.-THE judges of
the supreme court of Nebraska met as a
court OF impeachment yesterday afternoon
Tor the first formal hearing of the cases
against state officers and ex-ofiicers. Ex-
Treasurer Hill and Auditor Benton an
nounced that they would question the jur-
isdiction of the court on the ground that
1t was unconstitutional to bring impeach-
ment proceedings against ex-ofiieials, but
ex-Attorney General Leeds declared him
self ready for trial. The hearing of the
cases on their merits will occur on June s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

HAVANA, April 1.-THE caravel Santa
Maria arrived here Sunday evening. More
than 10000 persons were on the wharves
and beach cheering her as she entered the
harbor in tow OF the warship Jorge Juan,
which brought her from Cape Mayse Ali
the principal streets were decorated with
nags, and in the evening the public build
ings and many private houses were IL
Illuminated The municipality entertained
the crew of the Santa Maria yesterday at a
banquet, and today are entertaining the
commander and officers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

PORTLAND. Me-, April 1.-THE Italian
man-of-war Eriadrio came up from quar-
antine yesterday. Mayor lngraham being
Ill Alderman Guptill read an address of
welcome, and formally extended the free
dom of the city to the Italian visitors. Cap
tain Ricolli replied in Italian, his address
being interpreted to the visitors The sec
retary of the treasury will lend all possible
assistance in forwarding the cargo to the
Chicago fair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11
RICE ONE CENE
IF YOU can't come to-day
| m axe memorandum.

1F YOU can't come to-day
max ke memorandum.
4 You'll surely need pen
haps both Suit and Overcoat,
and you'll thank US for max.
ing special mention of three
very unusual Bargains
First-A strictly fine Spring
Overcoat, the cost Of
which is $l2, or rather
we're selling 'em at $l2-
the regular price, Sl6.50,
$l8 and $40.
N ext-Suits at $40. It's
wonderful, when you think
about it. A really excel.
lent quality of Fine Eng.
lish, Scotch and Irish
Cassimeres, Cheviots and
Homespuns. Price form.
erly SIS and 800.
Next = A Superior Black
Worsted Dress Suit. Never
sold less than $40. We've
decided to sell the lot at
$l5. Everything guaran-
teed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

VIENNA, April 1l.-Great excitement has
been caused by an attempt to assassinate
Cardinal Vaszary, the primate of Hun
gary. The cardinal was walking with his
secretary when n man rushed upon the
former and made desperate attempts to
stab him with knife. The cardinal
stepped to one side, avoiding the blows,
but the secretary received two severe
stabs. The would be murderer is mar
ried man of so years, formerly engaged in
the palace as butler. The crime was pre-
meditated and was the result of wish for
revenge for having been dismissed from
his most
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

BELGRADE, April 11,-An earthquake
shocked most districts in Servia early in
the morning. In western Servia the shock
was especially severe. Near Pozarewatz
and along the Moravia river villages were
devastated. Round Chupria and Svil-
ainatz, in eastern Servia, great assures
were torn in the earth. From Livadica
similar phenomena are reported Large
streams of warm water and yellow mud
still flow from the assures. Thousands of
houses and many churches have been
xyrarln6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

BALTIMORE, April 1l.-Senor Mateo
Perez, acting consul of Spain at Balti.
more, has received nine medals from the
Spanish government for the members OF
the life saving crew at Hog Island, North.
ampton county, Va. Accompanying each
medal is diploma which tells the story OF
heroism of the crew when the Spanish
steamer San Albauo was wrecked Feb. 81,
1899. Twenty-Five persons were saved and
one life lost,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

WASHINGTON, April li.-,John +. Cham
Sasiain. proprietor of Chamberlains hotel
nthis city, gave a banquet last night in
An1or of Hon. j. Sterling Morton, secre-
a9y of agriculture, and Hon. John Rus
4eS Young, third vice president of the
kssding railroad. Among the invited
Exssts were General Schoield, Governor
nncis, of Missouri, Governor BroadLead,
1xsrth Assistant Postmaster General Max
xhi, Assistant Secretary of the Navy Nc
aoo, Governor Houser Senators Black
bum, Pugh and Vest. Hon. Amos ]. Cum
sangs and others prominent i'll political
aad business life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

LISBON, April 1l.-As King Carlos was
driving through the Avcndia park yester-
day afternoon man fired a shot at his
majesty, which failed. The would be
assassin was arrested and turned out to be
prominent society man and member of
the aristocracy. The assailant, whose
name is Levi, is either lunatic or suffer.
ing with delirium tremens.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Secretary Car
Isle has appointed Jeremiah O'Rourke, of
Newark, N. j., to be supervising architect
OF the treasury, vice w. j. Edbrooke. The
secretary also appointed General John b.
Clark, of Missouri, formerly clerk of the
house of representatives, to be chief of di-
vision in the architects Office, and Mr..
Van Sender, managing editor of the
Paducah, KY, Daily Standard, to be his
(Carlisle's) private secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, April 11.-An ex-
plosion took place yesterday in Black Dia-
mond mine, operated by John G. Haddock,
at Luzerne borough A laborer entered
one of the chambers with a naked lamp
and fired pocket of gas, causing terrific
explosion, which was heard throughout
the workings. William George. aged 40
years, was killed by a falling brattice;
William Wellington. aged 81, laborer,
was fatally burned, and Thomas Dudock
had both legs fractured. Four Polish
laborers were badly burned, and 90 of
them may die
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-11

SHANGHAI, April 1.-THE Chinese COM
mander in Yuang, and forty drill instruc-
tors who have been trained in the military
methods of Europe, have been ordered to
Kashgaria. With them will be sent six
rapid-fire field guns, 1900 magazine rifles,
and ammunition for both kinds of arms,
These steps are taken to prepare the Manlu
garrison for the defense of the Pamirs.