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NEw York. April 1.-THE Duks o.
veraeua and bic party attended mass this
mornine. accompanied By Commsndss
and Mrs. Dickens. rspesssntlng the
United States government, and John
Austin Stevens. on behalf Of the city.
When the party arrived at ST. Patrick's
cathedral, small crowd was at the Fifth
avenue entrance. Many dsfsrsntiaily
paid their respects By doiiing their hats,
10 which the duke responded In kind. A
solemn high mass In honor Of the occs'
sion WAS celebrated. After tho nrst sos-
pol, Rev. NJ. ]. Lavslls ascended the pull
pit steps and said:
I'VE have present with Us to-day his
grace. the Duke Of verasua, head OF the
eleventh generation In liueal descent nom
Christopher Columbus, tho illustrious dis
covcrer of this great country. He comes
here 40 . guest OF the nation. He has
becn welcomed already by the secular
authorities Of this nation and city, and ],
In the name of the archbishop, In your
name and In tho name OF the Catholic
people Of New York. welcome him TO the
land In which Christopher Columbus was
first to set his foot"
After mass the dueal marty Was driven
hack to the hotel, whsrs they passed the
day quietly.
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BLOODY BATTLE.


Met IN Psnasylvaeta-
HAzELToS. Penn, April i6.-Trouhls
has been brewing between tho hunaa.
riaus and Italians OF Miinesville aud
vicinity for some time, aud II terminated
last night In bloody battle. AZ result
two men arc dead. two missing, supposed
10 bs lying at tho bottom VI . mine hole,
and tt6ec others sre seriously injured.
About 10 o'clock last night party Of four
Hungarians was attacked by II Italians.
The fight that ensued az terrible, Italian
stillet,os playing havoc with the
Hungarians. Tho latter were outnum-
bcrcd largely aud, becoming dismayed,
broke aud fed. The yells and whoops Of
tho victorious Italians soon brought o
crowd Of villagers to tho scene. Joseph
Christie Was shot in the right shoulder |;
Mike Mortenxis had his skull fractured
and died In the hospital; Nike Borix Was
shot In the mouth aud died shortly af,er /;
ono known as mo. i0S" is missing. He 10
supposed TO be at the bottom Of mine
hole. Another Hungarian 10 also missing
aud no is supposed to have met tho same
fate. In the boarding houses there 10 =
number of wounded. but Il 10 impossible
to obtain the exact result Of their injuries
or their names.
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FIGHTING FOR SUFFRAGE
THE MAYOR ASSAULTED
Rioters Resist the Police With Fire
and stonss-Ths City Given
Over TO the Com.
batants.

BRussELs. April l6.-This has hsss
day Of extreme watchfulness and anxisty
on the mart Of the authorities throug6out
Belgium. Reports from all points indi-
cate that tho strike d spreading steadily
and that tts temper Of the strikses 10
growing worse. In this city the morning
passed without dissurbapce. Several suf.
frage meetings we're held, but thsy wero
orderly and the speeches were not violent.
In tho afternoon. however, thousands OF
workingmen held . turbulent msstinG
outside OF the city limits. The ooject OF
the meeting was to dsnounee the peoelA-
nation OF the mayor prohibiting any pub.
lic demonstration In favor OF univsrsal
suffrage. The crowd became uproarious
and shouted for revenge upon the mayor.
The police ordsred the crowd 10 dispssse.
Tue workinamen answered with 1ssrs.
The police drew their swords and cd
vanced. Some OF the crowd fired rsvolv.
ses and few threw stones, but the rest
rstssstsd. without any show Of fight, ton.
ard the city. Nobody was injured.
. Mayor Bulls was walking homo m bous
later, when some 80 socialists, returning
from 0 meeting, came down the strest.
They hootsd and jostled him and one OF
them struck him . heavy blow with . stick
on tue O08Os no bvsss SsSSDAs18 49, WI
conscious, 10 the pavement. Tbs police
coming up, charged the socialists and.
after . light Of 10 minutes, dispsrsetl
them. Bulls was still unconscious whefe
taken home, but recovered consciousness
toward evening and probably wili b able
to resume his official duties within fsw
days.
This evening turbulent crowds fought Tho
police In several districts of tho city. In
one instance tho mob became 20 threat
enlns that the mounted police charged
them with drawn swords. The rioters
threw Jar Of Greek fire and some stones
among the police. Many Of the mob were
cut or trampied upon. Twelve were ar
rested. Several policemen were burned
and bruised. The city 10 as II In Q state
Of siege. All places Of amusement aro
deserted. Tho poiice and rioters have tho
streets to themselvhs.
A dispatch from Mons says that tho
rioters have had possession OF tho streets
thero since early In tho afternoon. Rein
| forcements Of soldiers have been sent
! from thls city.
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cINcHINo THEM.

Mexico lnaugurases . Strict Control Of
Railroads.
CIry ov MEXICO, April i6.-Ths Law gov.
sruine the railroads Of Mexico went into
effect yesterday. 1t provides that all tar
iffs must DO approved by the government |;
prevents the payment Of rebates; and
generally wages war on any form Of dis
cri,nination, prohibiting at the same time
ticket scalping practices, tho operation Of
contracts or revenue pools. and gives the
government the right to say what rates
shall gov ern; fixing very severe fines and
penalties for violation BY companies, ofil.
cials or agents. who shall always bo con.
sidered for every legal effect a. employees
Of the company.
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RUSSIA SLOPS OYER
1 Peculiar lneIdsnt fhat 0eellPed n
Hampton Roads
WAR SHIPS ARE ASSEMBLING
Sunday Ameng tho Lsvlathsns =
a Beautiful Scens-Frenoh
ana Ital an shirs
Arrive.

SoRTEEss MoS.oE. Va, April is.--T The
nag of Italy aud tl.a tri-co,or of France
hoat to-day over ths whise-capped waves
which restietsAy riss aud fall In Hasnptou
Roads, TO naorv foreign vessels have
arrived tho Giovanni Bausau and the
Sean Iart, making ~ men-of.war now In
the oarl,or.
All this afternoon Q brilliant picture
Was presented. Launches and cutters
sped TO aud fro across tl,e waters. carry
aug parties 70 the men-of.war and hack
again. Excursion boats, througsd with
spectators wero on the sccnc. The monu-
'nsnts OF fags, the score Of yachts with
ssgnala and pennants No varied 10 .
kaieidoseops. added to the beauty with
their graceful forms and their widespread
sails.
Upon the shore, bustling throngs were
IN the laosei lobbies. gay Groups OF stylishly
uressed women were on parade. and the
sunay piassas gave spirit OF animation
to tho Sunday scene that would make the
Puritan fatlsers ssek refuge In tho bleak
forests Of another continent.
When the French ship, Jean Bart, came
TO anchor. the captain OF the general
Russian admiral stepped into his eig and
started ~ rapidly ~ four oars could carry
him toward the new arrival. reaching the
latter's slde while the boarding offlccr
from the Baltimore was still some dis.
tanos away. and was received with due
honovs. Tho general impression Of naval
officers 10 that the osteutatious haste Of
tho Russian to welcome the latest arrival
wss meant TO emphasize the friendly rcla-
ssons which Russia desires to cultivate
With Franco. Admiral Walker,
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BOOMING THE SOUTH.
Gsvsraeps On Ceavsntioa wsausss south
ssn AppOinisnsnts.

Gavsrneps On Ceavsntioa Hequess south.
ssn Appointments.
ATLANTA, April i6.--Ths Atlanta Comst.
tation in its demand that President Glove
land should rsvisc the apportionnent OF
the Federal patronage, 0nds endorsement
from m unexpected sourse. That endorse.
mont came from tho conventional southern
governors In Richmond. While The action
WAS made public flrst by . letter resolved
by Govsrpor NQeshsn Of GsorHia from
Covssnse.Pishback Of Htka nsas. She
Covuo1lvk korthon found it impossible 10
60 to 2iehmond. Governor Fishback has
becn very anxious that the governor
should add his name to memorial which
oil tho governors signed for presentation
10 tho president Of the United States. The
memorial asked that the psesident. In
making his foreign appointments, should
see 10 q that largely increased uumbeR
of them arc ereti,sd TO shs South.
Tho letter to Governor Northern ealls
attention to tho fact that for 10 years
these appointments have bssn al most
wholly credited to the North, and that
through these representatives abroad the
North has attracted ali the immigratios,
and secured almost all the IN vessmsuts ol
capital. "Ths tims has come" sAys
Governor Eishback. 'whsn ell shis sho0ld
he changed aud when the South should
have chance through these iavorsd rep
rcsentatives Of tho government 10 present
the advantages of the South to tho world
abroad" II 10 In accordance With ths ~
views that Governor Fishback proposed
to have the government mako . united
appeal 10 tho president ON behalf ol
southern do volopmsnt.
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SLOW WORK.
The Treaty Bustseas 10 kimpiy st . stssd.
stiil.

The Treaty Bustsess 10 kimpiy st Stand.
stiil.
wAsHIyGToS, April i6.-The probable
reason for the hitherto unexplained delay
In the exchange OF ratifications OF the ex'
tradition treaty recently concluded NTH
Russia. became known to-day. IL was
learned that the delay 10 making the o..
change 10 doubtless due 10 the ahssnce Of
tie csar from st. Petersburg. lilo 10 visit.
ing his second son In the Crimea, . great
distance from st. Petersburg. and tho
means OF communication arc compara-
lively slow. II is believed, however. that
the cars authentication of the Russian
copy Of tho treaty 10 now In Sc. Peters
burg, and tho formAlity Of exchange will
soon he enacted. II 10 Of interest In this
connection 10 note that the exchange OF
the treaty OF cxtradition with France,
which was ratified ut about the Same time
as the Russian treaty, has not yet been re-
ported to tho department OF state, al
though the American copy has besn In
Paris for some weeks.
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HE DIDN'T DO IT.

Johu Dewey D~siss That ns Betrayed
the Ciau.Nn-Gael.
New YORK. April l6.-John Dewey asks
q morning paper to deny the story that tho
United Brotherhood Section. Clan-Na.
Gael. TO which 1t 10 said he belongs. has
decided to disband. Dewey denies that bo
In an officer Of that or any other Irish or.
ganisation. or that lie has any control over
any section of the Clan.Na-Gael. II 10 un-
true. hs says, that he introduced Scotland
Yard detectives into the Irish meeting. or
that be ever had any communication With
John Dillon on the subject Of his. Devoy's,
connection with any revolutionary body.
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A LoNo FAST.
John Dsiseolt ee Bu6Ate Ceawis Into .
Car while Druuk aud ls Carried Oh.

Joha Dsiseolt es tsu6Als Crawis Into .
Car while Druuk and ls Carried on.
PirrsBrRo, Pa, April l6.-Muflled
means and cries coming from q freight
car standing on Q siding on the Allegheny
Valley railroad at Thirty-fourth street. at.
tracted the attention Of several ratlroad
employees this morning. Hurriodly open.
ing the car. the form Of . man was dis
covered, stretched full length on the floor
OF the car. He was moaning piteously and
feebiy rolled from side to side. The man
was entirely unconscious and presented .
gbastly appearance. He was carried to an
adjoining building and DR.. McCready was
summoned.
The physician's ex animation brought TO
light the fact tha the man was In the last
stage Of starvation. Rsstoratives were
applied and gradually the sufferer re-
turned TO consciousness. He was very
weak, but from his broken sentences u
vas gathered that his name 10 John
Driscoll and that his , homo We
In Buffalo. Last Wednesday night.
while partially under tho indhencs
OF liquor, bs crawled into an empty car.
intending to pass the night In its shelter.
Durins the night the car was locked and
started for Pittsburs. How long he slept
Driscoll cannot say, but says he was
desthly sick and soon lost consciousness
and knew nothing further until he awoks
to nnd himself surrounded by the train.
men and lying in the yard shed.
According to the man's story he had
been without foot or drink for Ia hours.
Driscoll said he had Q brother In Pitts.
burg Of the name Of Michael Driscoll. and
word was at once sent to him of his
beosher's condition. He at once lad John
taken to his home. DR.. McCready says
that the mans condition 10 serious, but
not dangerous. aud that with careful
nursing he may hope TO be around In o
week OF 20.
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CHEYENNE. Wyo.. April iG.-The mys-
terry Of the six incendiaiy fires ON Sunday
and Monday has been solved. The torch
was applied In every instance by boy OF
10 years. Tho hoy 10 bright aud tractable,
and has heretofore shown no signs OF
maliciousnsss. He says he kindled tho
tires to hear the bells ring and sec the lire
department turn out.
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BIO SWAC.
a Z, nusssse Cashier Gels Away with
Luta Of Stu6.


NASHVILLE. Tenn. April l6.-This after.
nom there was given to the public tho
fact that John Schandt, cashier Of the
Mechanics Savings Bank and Trust com.
pany, 10 short In his accounts $4,000 to
ss0,OO. Schardt is sick ut homo aud IL
not allowed TO talk. Tho directors we're
In session behind closed doors all day
and will not talk. II 10 learned. however.
that the shortage is believed to bc $G5 900.
Immediately after II O'Clock tonight
the bank will make general assignment.
which Is now being prepared. II is case
Of stealing and effects mono OF the other
banks IN the city. No trouble is nntici.
pated tomorrow with the other hanks. as
they have passed safely through the ordeal
Of the past few weeks. il IL not believed
that Schardt will recover from his sick.
ness.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Chicago Darkies Want 10 striks-Carpss.
tara Are Poncenble.

ters Are Peaceabie.
CHICAGO, April l6.-The colored walters
employed BY the Pullman Palace Car
company are talking Of q strike. The
company has retained extrn mon. aud
now refuses to pay them. The regular
men have taken tho matter up, and will
ask tho company TO reimburse the extra
and increase tho pay OF the regular men.
II the company makes no concessions, o
strike is probable.
II IL not likely that there will be any
further trouble with the workmen At tho
worlds fair ground. A special meeting
OF tho Carpenters council has dccreed
that there should be no interference by
TINT craft.
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THEY RESPECT the kiRo.
BsiGians Receive Their Aoasrch with
Enehustasm

BRUSSELS, April ie.-Dcspits the In
creasins r,otousness OF the psopls King
Leopold opened to-day. befoee IN
immsuss crowd the new park com
servatogiss at Lasken. Tbs people wers
perfectly orderly and rsceived the king
enthusiastically. The respect shown ~
them 10 due, not only to their appreciation
OF his confidence In them. but also 10 the
know letler that hs favors IN amplinea-
Non cf suRrnae.
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The fsrasssa =. Taspia bsssihss
ThHaala n YannlaANa.

bor0ote - vSmUs
PARIs, April ia --Prsstdsnt Carset yss.
sse.lsy pardoned Turpln. the invsnsoe Of
melanits, Who WA ssntsuced twsnsy.swo
months ago to five years 10 prison Tor high
treason. The ground u the pardon V tue
Probabls innoeenes u the prisoner. Turs
psn rsachcd Paris to-day from the Etan'-
pos prison. His rsteaso will expose
apothsr great political scandal.
He was condemned ON tho charge Of be-
traying the secsst Of his explosive 10
forsien governments after sailing Il to the
French war department. There has 81.
ways bcen dos,bt In many minds about
Turpin's guilt. and nov his innocence 10
proved TO Carnot's satisfaction.
Tho released inventor made q decidedly
important statement to the Snn corrc-
spondcnt tonight. He said his conviction
was procured by the use Of forged docu.
ments BY three prominent generals, whose
names he gave mo. he added:
II ann prepared to vindicate my honor
BY documents collected during my impris-
onment. will provo conspiracy against
mo BY the highest ofilcers In tho army.
who themselves are guilty OF the crims OF
which ! was accused.
II will show that Frsycinet helped con-
dsmn me. knowing that was innocent.
Not one Of tho highest officers Of the artil-
iery department. 10 ignorant of the fact
that n,clanite from the national stoFes has
been sold 10 foreign powers. chiefly Chilli,
Sweden and Peru, and the secret OF its
manufacture has been sold to others, 20
that II is no longer . secret.
at was because Of the fear Of an expos.
urs Of the scandal that the conspiracy was
made for my condemnation"
Turpin will undoubtedly execute his
threats Of exposure. and there 10 good
reason for believing that the effects OF the
new scandals In tho war department Of
tho government will bo far reaching.
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MAY iNrERFERE.

Ds'gass Masssss Are hssssnsoS sssssss
lnAssd.
PAais. April AN. Boursf, the FFeeeh
ambassador 10 Belgium, has rssusued 10
Paris IN response to . summons from soe
sovsrumsnt who wish to confer with ham
a. to ths revolt Of Belgian workinemeu.
The revolt has become % thresten ming that
Il il believed that Germany and Austria
will bs Justified. under the treaty OF issas
In interfering 70 support the crown.
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STABBED A POSTMASTER.



Of the Law.
FRESNO. Cal, April le.-Ths mystery
surrounding the brutal murder Of willard
Good. acting postmaster . Tarpey, .
small station seven miles from this city,
last October. has been solved, and William
4. James and Thomas Jones, alias Jack"
Jones arc under arrest for the crime.
Good came out from ST. Albans, w. Va,
In 1881, and joined his brother ut Tarpcy.
Jones and James, mon Of unsavory rec.
ord, decided to rob tho postofilce, and
Jones stabbed Good 10 death In the COM
mission Of the crime. Thers were no
witnesses. but Jones fed and James
stayed in Fresno. where no was recently
arrested for stealing hay. Finding that
he was suspected also OF Goods murder,
lie became frightened and made con-
fcssion. Jones was recently located In
Texas, where he Was arrested and 10 now
on his way here.
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OVERWHELMED BY DlSORACE.
Killed Himself as . foiicsmaa Read .
t Warrant Fer Hts Arrsst.


ANDERSON. n. ". April ls.-For some
time past the American Express com.
pany has been missing valuable money
.1aRkeses from this point. Detectives
49, 0ssailed TO investigate the matter,
and the result was that the robberiss were
traced to young Dan McCallistsr.
Il was developed that s,nce last January
hs had taken altogether not less than
81 900. John 7. Cark, general supcrin.
tsndsnt Of tue express company. arrived
here this afternoon and had warrant In.
sued for young NcCallister's arrest.
In the meantims the detectives had
taken McCaliister TO his room aud there
obtained . full confession from him. They
then came down stairs, and as thsy
reached the sidewalk Policeman Rogers
approached them and took the warrant
from his pocket to read Il.
NcCallister stepped 10 one side and In
an instant pulled . revolver from hrs
pocket and. placing II to his forehead,
pulled the trigger and dropped dead. He
was well connected here, and had ssscured
everybody's coniideuce.
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BosToS. Mass, April i6.-Lucy Larcom.
the pociess. is lying critically III Of heart
trouble In her apartments on Columbus
avenue. She is gradually failing and Is
not likely TO live more than few weeks.
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FIGURING ASSETS.
EnGiish Dock L,bsrers Coasidsring 3
strike.

LONDON. April III. - Thousands Of
dockers and other riverside workers met
In East London this afternoon to consider
what attitude they might best adop, to-
ward tho Hull strike. The meeting event.
ually approx I'd resolutions calling upon
the executives Of all unions TO ascertain
the views of the men as 10 the expesliency
Of general strike; the amount OF money
available to su pport strike and the best
means of resisting the federation.
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Tho Conncll company have received
most superb stock Of dress goods from the
factory at price that enables them to
sell at 80 cents . yard u fine, durable
dress material, with changeable effects,
either PLAIN or polka dot.
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The boys suits now shown By the Coa-
nell company are far superior to any they
ever showed in butte. They have pretty
assortmeut OF such styles as Fauntlsroys,
vests. reefers. kits and two aird three
piece suit front.
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GIVE THEM A CHOICE.
II Uistsr County Wants 70 Ne British Let
IL lss Brittsh.

IL lss Brittsh.
LONDON. April l6.-A story has been
current for two or three days that several
members Of the cabinet favor . plan by
which choice between . government by
a Dublin parliament nnd . government by
tho British parliament shall be granted la
Ulster. provision to this effect having
been approved by the Irish leaders. would
nc inserted in tho home rule bill.
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HUNGRY WALTERS.
wLils Serving DeticAts visndss fhsy
Ihemsclves Arc Empty.

New YORK, April i6.-The threatsnsd
strike of walters, which the latter say will
become general within few days. was In.
aueurateti last evening ut the Holland
house and ct the Waldorf. Both are 90
short handed In consequence that some OF
their euests could not bs served. Briefly,
the Rr,sv ancs of the walters 10 lsss work
and more pay, and VI more food and OF
better character. They threaten to con.
,inue the campaign until their demands
are granted.
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CHICAGO, April ls.-The big Krupp gun
has arrived and to-morrOw win bs bsOuxht
into the Krupp building in jackson park
and set up.
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A NOVEL SCHEME.
How . rexss Ranchmsa Proposes 10 M
terminate Wolves.

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, April l6.-J. NJ.
Campbell. the most extensive sheep raiser
In western Texas, has lost ~ per cent. Of
bis nock during the past II moaths by
wolves. Campbell has hit upon novel
plan for their determination. He en-.
trapped II wolves o month ago and put
them up with dog that was badly effected
With mango. The wolves soon caught
the disease and are now thoroughly
covered With tho parasites which produce
h. They will be turned loose on tho
ranch in . few days and Campbell OK.
poets tho disease to spread among tho
wolves so rapidly that there will not bo
one Of them left In Texas In two years.
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Old Patrons

And many new ones, too. have
praised the appearance of our
remodcled store and our way
of displaying the stock. II you
have not been to see US lately,
come in; it will be pleasure for
us to show you through the
store.
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Boots and Shoes

To be comfortable. should fit
just right. We have the stock
to make everyone feel perfectly
at home in that respect. 1t
will only be necessary for you
to call on US to be suited cx-
actly in price and quality.