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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-09
Your Wants Supplied
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

rroR sALE-CHEAP. NEW LIGHT SPRING
II WAGON William e START liz North Market
street DIS az
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04

MO- zsf
.ors to A. T. Stewart
5, and the Wise Pic
RICH DRESS GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS
Covert Cloths.
Scotch Tweeds,
French Cheviots,
IN FEW wEAvEs AND coLoRrNos roR
TAILOR SUITS.
RANGING FROM IS TO $50 PER I'd
Crepe Virginie.
Fancy crepon,
Yeddo Crepe.
IN sELr coLoRs AND FANCY srRiPss
RANGING FROM = 3 ct" 70 l.' Pr. I'd.
SPECIAL VALUES.
sain. INPoRrKD LADIES oLoTH.......""..A.
u1.so auaiityJ
4o4,. ysxroH oAsHxEREs
75o.n, quality for so ''''
LOO
Gail line Of Spring eolorngs. and 10 not tJSSsrly
MEMS FURNISHING.
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS SPRING. 2.s" xAcu,
WEIGHT SCOTCH WOOL ~
WHITE AND NATURAL. 800. '
NERIso suIRrs SPRING WEIGHT. At JUST
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES. HALF PRICE.
'IA'''- ' nnrs. FINE. e. So WORTH $50
assvsr saw man who did not liz. th.nJ
NE. .s ",. .,sa s.sn.a 'i'A' sO'.vo.rn =.
a. thsss prices thsr. is no excuse whatever for nss
having proper outnt)
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Easter Cards. Booklets, and Novelties,
Episcopal Prayer Books, and
HymnaIs, (new edition).
5000 CLOTH BOUND VOLUMES.
EXTRA FINE BINDING. LATEST suBJxcrs
8S cts.
Pusli,hsrs price LOO.
LADIES' HOSIERY. :
IAP PEas. BLACK COTTON stool. 3 D. 70. 1.se
REaULAR PRICE 60 era Pr
oH, .IosEssas BLACK RIBBED COTTON Is cts.
REDUcED FROM 20 oTs)
LADIES' SILK VESTS (sk eta.
Swiss Ribbed. .................. ...-.. az
(REDUcED FROM 1852
~ ABOVE, log eta.
CREDUcKD FROM 90 Graz
These goods very tempting; that intended as
warninE
BLANKETS and QUILTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO EURsIsHRRs OF no.
TELs AND COUNTRY HOUSES.
]. 600 Pair ia BLANKETS at...................Ss
woRrH AooJ
10 Cases Hoasyeomb QUILTS
AZ GU worth J. 10
xARsEnLxs QUILTS 600
WORTH 2.76)
March has come in ike . lamb. but don't let thas
throw you on Jear guard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
Public Uotires.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Dosr OFFICE NOTICE.
should be read DAILY by all ntsrsstsd. as changes
may occur a. any tims)
close PRoAPrLY In all casss) at this once as follows
sUSDAY.-At I 80 A. NJ for NORTH BRAZIL. per
paris BrsziI and Ia Plata eoun!ris, must be q:
rested per MaIanhsnsey; 81 IS + ~ for COSTA
NoNDAY.-A.s n. fOr BELIZE, PUERTO CoRTEz,
sS ao1is.ss per steam snip s'ih"'ef' "0Ni
rUEsDAY.-M Q a N for GERnAsY. per steamship
u. S sS sr;T'. Ss:s p;
NILLA, via CURACAO, per steamship Caracas Diet:
%:s: g .,s% nj Ssi.!si Pc.
wEDsEsDAY.-At1 A. ~ for BRAZIL and LA PLATA
Per .:.%sAP c.Pg. from ssl!IROst
Tor sIXSb per .issa.hiP TsutsSie, Viz oassns
for Ss: PI EqGSDi :.
s:sm.Sip New 2oIs. Vi. sosiSsaptoh d.si.T:
% K: ioT 1' ss e Sr.eP pei. RS st..@.uip
&...i,na =. AR.w:IP Deter; mug. p +; d.se!:a
s.s.m.hP iIinld.a q y NJ iSr dsELsxpA, TkiSI
e E &; S SEss
sE.Ds 70; sd T DfI 4o iSSa
ship Bri.fOnd, from New Orleans.
THURsDAY-At II A. NJ for NETHERLANDS direct:
.sf Ea.@ b..
III pes .IssI:hP spHoI va s r:rIA| 6S sns 40
sSa1iriss Nus: p; sr;ei;S g;S BdTG1" a !. R1
sna FoRr 81 P FIX p.f 6aso
ram tS S. soSAs DEL roRo steam
Gasp Tlf sPAs 5fd C 4tEKk9 ana
T. h sDiA s' FOR i aaaop! Pc: ssss2sRi
s.s S1 ~ dGs k ... e.:
aIS ns nR PfE ff Hs p. ..S ans couS S
ia, via kspis. ls..Sr. Sgst ). dIlsei.d per
Soiamei1 At ~ tor d hESop per ssmsp
Ap S cATEs per :,ss&ship. llsSs; = 70 =
s. S s6IS asd wfik6s3Eb isLkSbs pc! ssas
shlp SASihese; a. 10 snPpsmss6.sTI ~ II 4
s%vfh lSSifIt foRis. per ::.@ssie S;.es!S
cRii kssFGs .SSs e. PEI
S@;i +; di:s;.d ScaaS:.i = ISf
Via Rotssras8 Gst s R must be dirsessd "psi
Mi t1id- U: r. ., siG0 from HI G EAAA
Nails for Australia except those for West Australia
ss,ss are tO.s 5 via EaIS Ss. S.T s:S:SS
I@ss1 ton san Al FIsH'eS sS': .I 4is: day "
YORK Of steamship UmbriA with British malls for
Australia! Mails for Australia !sLsspt West Aus,
so;: s'5' dhy si s:Ts6 ana SD
sGip AastTsiS from san FFsneiseoi close fsIs dsy
gP 70 March y a. 81 2 n ,,I Mails t1r Gain1 aaa
close hers daily up q March u a. SO T; NJ Aaili
GI s SSf: os per g ISPs m hs tos
$50 ?. n nails Tor China and Japan VIZ EAasoa.
.R'ss 90 Iaa' a for siSsi 81 S Ts
ss dsy ss 50 Is. l ioT iqS sGS - raj
e soi sn ~ ASn : toI ta i,s'f 81 ri. Inc
Tampa hay and thence ey steamer SAiling No1-
dayL ThuTsdAyA And SAtuTdAys. close a. this once
daily e 50 r. NJ Azils fer Mexico overland.
close ~ this once daily At A. H.
TrEns Paeiao mzis are Ardsd port OF sailing
daily aud the sehedHls OF closing IS arTanged on the
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland trAnAlL
sRszistersd N all coEsa At 2. 4. PREVIOUS dAy.
Altar the el0ainE Of hs sapplem entAFg fansatlAnc
malta nAmsd above additional sapplsmsnlary n4ila
opened On the piera OF the American EuEtsh,
Preach. and German steamsra. And remain open untn
uithln taa iaste4 q lhs haaE q a4inz az atsAlsf
Essz ozsa 80 TexEs b T.. HsEeA 4 lesA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-04
CLOTH DEPT.

BRAED DISPLAY OF
COVERT CoATINGa
CHEvIOT sUITISGs.
REVERSIBLE CLOTH sUITIS0a
FANCY TwEEDs.
FANCY CLoAKIN6a
Superb line of riSHEAD cHEcKs HAIRLISK
BTRIPEs. DIAGoNALs. and FANCY wEAyEa
(Conndsntial-Lsdiss who have not much reliance In
hsir husbands selection OF Spring Suits get many
hdsAs in beautiful new clothA)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
r.,.cur>.rs OF FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON April lin the HGuse % Of organ mem
bsS for MerthyrTydy preferrng cnaTg 9sonshre
noo rejected without division IN Mr. rosi,Ion as
wa Mr. Perks with having used ms pos,t,on In
s,nbsr Of Parliament to block egiS.a.. ,nhers
a,bnb his clients were Interested Dol" '"'
are Liberals. 49,, IL,
Paris April 1.-THE Gaa.os 49,, says no 1900 S'fp francs
RothschiIi arse,iles Municipal Lottery me pnu,
IN the '"a;aulos' adds Will be given by the D'''"
to charitcs 1900 ,,od
par,t, Apru l7-Emperor William has ,ssur navy
Ber.Ih' .r,th,htine officers OF the army ana h"''
r r a,ttinp AT race-courses.
p,,,s Apr 1.-Two German women ernpho len ar.
faIis ridge factory at Beifort nave pssn u"
the IeoeI susn,cion OF being spies in the ehpoS VI
the German Government Hun,
Budapest. April! I ~. moroing TO accept the civil
krriage biz; without further discussion, was an
MhTIIase p u,rrav.iied when the decision Wa sure
thusiasl,h RPhis assures the passage or the "e"
houn.,i,,, as n was introduced
Do,o Anil 1.-THE Communal Council iiiov o. men,
hodie' "resol,tlon to-day urging the ,he seven
passsen az the duty on wheat Beyond u VIZ
fpancs proposed by the Ministry Tne nostie to the
CONGRESS ro nroposal to increase the lana '~~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

chicago Apri u Special What was $50 a.,
80, ,.oe. Ma, opened o. J's sou wv" .
" ~, , o,o..l ni o0a. and 60. cents J. was NY w.
~, , ,,i. that was the hul help f''IN y" ".,''
80, ,,,ds Visible was reported To show % -
VI" - -,,,so t,ishels Business was light lh''' wa
~, ,.,,,n. Baltic shipments w"r" '"~'"' D"S"
~ -, .,ock here - ii'vo bushels rh""@n IN ~
IN" ''. 49, .r.l 81 5NVpD bushels hNl'', 10y 1891,
49,. nd dour were light. less man -' p ,,a, at
.w,nna,,'s and Duluth had 800 cars. y" i ,ar. arm
MN sbe Nnrthaestern sprng "h"at n'" ~ in.ed ',nl,
,.n a.b.., markets weak ~" l"l, 80
". Int yer chicago III" Mny-'H'' %p''"" No.
cents cont. higher a the ci'"". MAJ
orr -, AZ. and 3.Jl, and closed ~ 90 ,'Il's ~
the rstiinA'' UT t.,,
Sanule@ = cent hlsh't al
'"''f os bushels East ~ 'i' f'"N''-
r,,,sed . 1871 bushels. thar"'s VIZ" h,,a,.i
,.,,.i.is Iake rates down 10 ''l-' t
.","c,t. ,lnu ~ low ever known, '"' r,,.a,,
I" feature MAJ opened ~ ~ sou
NO, 93s and closed ~ cents. hr'fu'S
as.s NV" 80. estimate for "Wednesday. ~ S""iI'S WIZ
y cent higher ,rt, t.slrr ~ cents a barrel.
~ -, a hundred inc 'i'"' ~ ~
~" ,,',n The packers sellers. NfhpI
~, ,,.re n 900 hogs IA" ertiinnf" ~"
40 Hog receipts In the West "ft' HbfIH'
makes the ronhh'h Oh hoks. 80
~, ~ 'o,sl number ~ 2trop Is IA" sfnh't' TI -ne
"", c,rh nuts on Nav wheat closed ~ ~ ~. .
naus a, 81 cents Puts NAV corn were D" 'eH'
calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
,,,o,r,v pRopt.cE MARKETS.

Liverpool April II. si3 m-ref IN ., goa o- a',"n 81
a ~ in active demand; prime mess western mn"
n, 5os medium, nrm at COS iihnlS IN s"'i "
hfn Nv -, On, about u III No. arm NJ l'r ifhcph
~ ~ demand cumberland cut. about "a 70 10 in' Urn
III a hr. ,ih about % n firm nj 3Ns: long cle"r
,ddie. abou, firm AT rs o. long ana 'n,. ' ~
n,iii ahn,, ~ n, 3s Cd Shovld"rs Apou -
,u - or,, Cheese In falr hrInahn' HHrIl-
r amos, white coorri hrm AT oss Gi i"'i ,r
can prme city dull ~ 25a I'd spirits 81 .'
pn,,n" in moderate demand steady at rs 80 p IN
peh,'' " i~ernoo refined. steady at IDS pa hosln VA
seq w, demand steady ct 3s 20 i.hru spo'
~ nnSerate demand: futures in no drnana, p,, S ~
ein IA p winter steady A. losd Flour IN m|iera n
reg our fancy winter steady AZ oS .'h-.pp,
MANI in moderate demand my
~ a mot steady IS i0*d Apri s.ehay ~ ~ '
Nes''ln a, IA III steady AT ~ ''sn f.pS
May cac con moderate demand: dnl ~ t'"i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
,yp rprtL or LrETTENINT M1NET.

CHICAGO April 1.-THE trial of Lieutenant Man
,rho sho; and Killed Captain helhers' a. 70, 80
dan the ARMY post near ms Guy ''9 ,.,'o a,,,,.
~ -, ,.,.,.. IuIy,. Crosscup to-day. The WHO"
az y.,s overcome when Captain N""
,or IN. assistant surgeon ~ the posi-, ,o't ~" =
court and jIry about The dyng man Uni cNnriroom
~ - water and retired from inc co"' ,,'.
HiiIin >ew0arleu testified that f"dp"is w ~,
n"ronscious soon after being piac'I on 49, found
u'i ~, ~ i.ed half an hour after lhr VIII H,.Ntt
,i Gin ON the ground In his lifr-h'o Uanev
~" post stables Tn witness sa'q ,,"r said some
Juo Us hurt but did not SaN "h" =" tttiIorg IN.
%" ~ ,he injuries In the hip-pochct ., ~ '
% l,,rass said he found loaded reN''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
IMPORTANT RESULT OF PoLTrs ARREST

THE LONDON POLICE on THE TRACK OF \
DANGEROUS Gang OF ANARCHISTS
London. April lin searching the lodgings OF the
Italian Anarchist Francis Poti. who was arrested
wSaturdsy evening while carrying bomb through
s streets. papers found which will undouot-
.Hy lead TO the arrest OF the most desperate and
dangerous gang Of Anarchists that the police have
vet succae5ed in running 10 cover Among the
papers found copies OF orders for the manu-
faciure in London OF bombs similar 20 the one
PoN was carrying when he was arrested.
Acting upon the Information thus secured. IN
spsctor Melvi.o made a raid upon the WORKSHOP
Of an engineer named Miller last night ana sriz-u
, bomb which Was an exact counterpart OF the one
Polt had Miller explained TO the police mat the
bomb had been ordered By a man giving MS name
as Emile Carnot who supplied the pattern from
Which the missile was 20 be made. The deScrIp-
ton Of Emile CarnOt given by Miller ~ an exact
description Of Po.ti confirming the peief OF 'hr
poice that Csrnot and Poiti are identical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
A MINISTER "ON HIS MUSCLE"
HE SHAKES HIS FIST UNDER THE NOSE OF
HOTELKEEPER AND THREATENS TO
no HIM I-P.'

The Rev. \ K. Gum. formerly pastor OF churcn
in BROOKLYN. 2 few days ago threatened to 40 UP
a hotel-keeper at Port jefferson MI Gum mas
been staying there for some time having accepted
a call from the BAPTIST Society of the Viiiase. ne
did not take his family with him. out 'h'enueu ~
do so this spring. When he arrived ne ehsaseu
board at the Townsend House from samuel Allen
the proprietor He to pay 81 week ray
ments were TO be made at the end OF each month.
Ii appears according to Mr. Allen. that the minis
ter dI not pay promptly. and he wrote note say
ing the board must be paid each week IN ADVANCE
This made the minister angry and ne ana the Ianu-
lord had a dispute. Some time atter"aru' ne re-
ceived bill for coal This. he declares. was bought
by the landlord ana charged to him ms fhaue
the minister more angry. and he went into the par
room and found Allen behind the bar crown Oh
loungers was gathered around the stove. ME- Ale"'
a.! accounts agree walked from behind the bar Just
as the minister entered and the minister stepped III
front of him and shook his fist under the nose OF
the hotel man At the same time ne tnreaieneu 70
wipe up the floor with the host ana called SlI,
Allen A 'blackeg" and swindler. Nj Gum theh
turned on his heel and walked away MT Gunh
also threatens bring suit against Allen LOT ueld-
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
o1,rEN VICTORIA AT CoBURG.
rr,coNED BY THE REIGNING DUKE AND
nrcHEss AND THEIR GUESTS. WHO HAVE

Welcomed Ply THE RElGNlNG ID NE AND
prcHEss AND THEIR GUESTS. WHO HAVE
ASSEMBLED FOR THE ROYAL WEDDING.
cccurg. April l7-Queen Victoria arrived here al
* o'clock this afternoon. She was received in
...,s bv the Duke and Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg (her
~, and daughter-in-aw) and all OF the imperial
.rs RIVAL guests who have arrived here TO attend
tho wedding of the Duke OF Hesse ana Princess
,q.oria Me,ita Of Saxe-COburg. Among those at
~ station were Princess Victoria Mea. the Care
S,ch and the Duke and Duchess or Connaught
Thars was much kissing and embracing
wssr the sautatons were over the party entered
.,y-iages and started for tho palace along an ave
,na beautifully decorated with festoons wreaths ana
ssvs On the way the BurgOmaster ana municipal
authorities presented 20 the Queen an address OF vel
Some 10 which she responded with "A few words
~ thanks The entire route to the palace was
SsnsaIy lined with enthusiastic s.ghtseers. can
non salute was fired from the fortress in honor OF
me Queen The day was brigh; and warm through
ca, The Prince of Wales Joined in the family din
rer at the palace in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
PREMIER CRIspI APOLOGIZED

Rome, April l7.-Immedat ely after the readihg Oh
he minutes Of yesterdays proceedings IN the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day Signor Imbriani Radi-
cal, and protested against the manner IN which
Premier Crisri had menaced the peoples represent
s,iyes" In his speech Monday. 49,,
signor Crisp. in replying. admitted mat ne hdu
become heated and said that he would theTeiore
apologize 10 the House He had the greatest re-
Etet he added for the peoples deputies
teiyed with hearty cheers and Signor lmbriani 9
Expression Of satisfaction tended further 10 smooth
ever the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
THE ASSASSIN HAD WAITED SIX YEARS.

'an Francisco. April II (SpeciaD.-Further details
me assassination az Shanghai OF Min Ok Kim
- Iorean conspiratOr. were received here by
.'amer to-day. They show that It was carefully
~s'sed murder 10y a Corean named Hung Aau.
o,nad gained the confidence OF his victim. Kim
No.. under the protection OF the japanese Govern
nv which maintained him on the BONN Islands
'-'erai years. Then he declared that the climate
sss. unhealthy. and he allowed 10 go TO Toxic.
la,s,s ne lived secretly under japanese name.
payrysn ne was irred 10 Shanghai by the promise OF
sSo e or a considerable sum BY a Corean exile
hot apwed him money. and who said that he did
% To- Dare to come to Japan Kim was also eager
cb,ccoo 70 China to confer with Lord LII. formerly
Y Il Hung Chang TO Secure Rlm's influence with
ntn.ss japanese Government against the encroach-
No OF Russia In Corean affairs.
HIN. one knew OF his voyage 10 Shanghai except
~ me Corean, who. II turns out. has been living
essssn tor six years waiting for an opportunity
en Kim beyond the reach Of Japanese police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

fhc New-Nork Clearing House Association on
Friday wi. give reception TO James II. Eckes
Controller ~ III" Currency. lie Is expected to ar
rive here tomorrow. and the reception will b.
held az y IN the next DAY. George q. Wilkins
the veteran president of th- association. will pre-
side. ami MAKE the address OF welcome. \. Is
Hepburn president 81 The Third Nationa Bank the
immediate predecessor ~ Mr. Eckes Controller
Will speak. and remarks expected from Mr.
Eckels tn" reception H. one usually given Ia a now
Controller % the currency. but IL was not given
las, yclr on acc0Nnl ~ N, monetary plnIc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

Galveston April fiction dun m'nd,h nn, 80. ye
,t,dIing q Ice. good ordinary "sc' ne' M" s' -
m,. All bales. stock iisS2 bal's ,,,, FL la.
9oo PT Io ssna s9.y .e 'G nei and sTo..
midnI'"s. hnles exports Great Britain o'ss, ns,rT
go bales sales 25l bales stocs ~ sne
l7.-Cotion steady: gs'n Winihs
f"middng lice: low miidline l3-"c goo o,n
Ifsc III net receipts 3I43 bales gross tt2' baies
mary. 20 the Continent. +2H bales coastwse -'h''
ral. sales 200 bales stock. ls2'o' nalrs -, Lon
Dhies. Aprii i7.-CotOn easy midnllng &c. 10"
a good ordinary 6isc: net and gross receipts
ott bales sa.s. 81 bales s'''R ''N' "''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
Mr. BALForRs AMENDMENT REJECTED.

London, April l7.--Debate was resumed III the
House OF Commons this evening on the Govern
hent motion that q Scotch Standing Committee be
appointed for consideration Of all bins relating
exclusively TO Scotland. There was much discus
h0n on the amendment moved on April by MI
,raliour leader Of the Conservatives. that the
mouse decline sanction. In regard 10 Bills reiat-
ing 70 one portion only u the tnited Kingdom.
Wy Plan by which the ancient practice as 10 inc
Constitution and proceedings Of the committees OF
i .s House Will be Fundamentally altered untI IL
~ lad an opportunity OF pronouncing upon gen
e'sl scheme which shall extend a Ike treatment
% 70 pills relating TO each Of the other portions OF
.a s United Kingdom" The amendment was hnaIly
,.,ected by OF 252 TO 29, and the debate was
s'purned until Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
CANADA ANXIOUS FOR RECIPROCITY.
ITS ovERTRES To THIS GOVERNMENT -. \
AGENT SENT TO WASHINGTON.

AGENT SENT TO WASHINGTON
Ottawa. April lin the House Of Commons to-
night. replying TO a question put 10y Mr.. Charlton
Opposition. who asked II the Dominion Govern
ment had made any overtures To the United States
Government In regard to trade relations. Sir John
Thompson said that Canada had made such over
and had urged the United States 10 enter into
reciprocal trade relations with Canada In way
that would protect Canadas interests AZ far "a
sioe. and with due regard to her revenues.
Subsequently a officer OF the Dominion Govern
ment was sent Washington. The agent advised
his Government that j; would ~ better for II 10
make any such arrangements for mutual conces-
sions in the tariff through the Ambassador. He
also learned. according TO his report submitted. that
the Wilson hill was being framed strictly In the In
terests OF the United States and not In any way ~
be OF benefit to Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
Practical Results-l3 Years Work.

~'N-H EEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
} I'd ORPHANS
Forty Million Dollars already saved ,,v,,~ no,,cv ,o,.
ers by reduction OF premiums Eighty Thousand paw.
Eng Members Two Hundred and sixty Million Doilar,
insurance IN force Three Million Hundred Thousand
tash Observation-Disclosures Fund. More than
Sixty Million Dollars new business. for the wear ls9a
These few praca: results already recorded to tn.
credit Of the
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION.
z. r. HARPER. President.
Home Onise IS Park Row. y. Y
eend for circular. and rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

Berlin Aprn 1.-THE Hamburger Nachrichten
nrints a letter from Prince and Princess BsmarcK'
expressing their thanks for the thousands OF con
gratulatory messages they received on tnef brtn-
days from friends at home and abroal IN" i'lh'"
received II 90 messages on his BIRTHDAY; u,
Prince bismarck has sent wOrd 10 me idptin
N.tIonal members Of the KeiChstag thdt ne WIN
receive them IN Friedrichsruh on the DAY aiter the
close OF the present session OF the Kelchs'ds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
PROMISED TO START A STEAMSHIP LINE.
THE PLEDGE GIVEN TO FRANCE BY CANADNs
REPRESENTATIVES, IN NEGOTIATING
THE FRENCH TREATY


THE FRENCH TREATY.
ottawa, April lin the House Of Commons last
night Wifred Laurier Opposition leader moved for
all papers in connection with the French treaty. at
the same time showing that II had been negotiated by
Sir Charles Topper and Lord DuiferIn the dis
tinct understanding that direct line OF steam
ships would be established between Canada and
France and that subsidy Of 100000 would be given
10 the same He read from the correspondence al
ready brought down that this pledge given 10
France by Lord Dufern and Sir Charles Tupper
although not included In the treaty.
Sir John Thompson. in reply. said that the Do
minon Government was not in any way bound to IT,
although at the time OF the negotiation Of the
treaty it was part Of the policy Of the Govern
ment and the money had been voted by Pdriia-
ment at that time for such subsidy. The Govern
ment did not now intend to ask Parliament for
such a subsidy.
Mr.. Laurier said that the honor Of Canada was
at stake in the matter. and the Government was
pledged TO such subventlon through the prom
ises. time and again. OF Dufferin and Tupper. as
Acknowledged by the Premier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18

London April 1.-THE newspaper comments v"
the budget take a wide range. Every bo1F eNP'cIS
long and bitter discussion Of It's details IN" RAJ
nel;ite members wi, surely oppose the i"''''' o
tho tax on spirits The Scotch members are ho' j"
,o- -, a., I'm. they probably will not vote against
!, The ntl-Parne!.Iies are az yet an hhhho""
quantity ar -. ,,t- 90 cay that a.
lowing for the difficulties ana pressure ma In
f.h.nce',or Of the ExcheQucr had 20 contenu WIZ
~ hvdge, 10 much less Objectionable than the P"pic
had reason to infer It would be from ne mr. uF'i
&as says: ''Sir William Iiarcourt mas raised MN
se.f 10 the very highest rank among me
H,dge, and adds 1T be regretted mat VIII
Doing 81 far did not 20 further ~ a neinocra ti
hut While IL Is perfectiOn: u IS uSelW
or, upa,c,icai THE Standard" thinks the pro,
nssls have been framed in spirit oi sincerity anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
MEETING THE FRENCH BUDGET DEFICIT
PROPOSED ECONOMIES WHICH 1T Is BELIEVED

WILL. CHANGE IT INTO A SURPLUS.
Paris April Il THE budget for the ensuing fiscal
year which has just been issued. shows dehci'
OF So francs after the deduction OF the amount
re,l,ze.l by the conversion OF rentes. The Govern
nenf nroposes several economies 10 cover THIS
deficit Including reform OF house duties ana
reJuction OF tho guaranteed interes. on railways
/, IL estimated that the application OF these re-
farms will leave $4,000 francs surplus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
RETIRING SEA BILL PIT THROUGH

,vpvnurxTs APPROVED BY THE COMMONS.
London April lin the House OF Lords to-day
the amendments 10 the BehrinG sea bill submitted
BIZ Lord Kimberley accepted. and the BILL as
amended passed its third and final reading
The House OF Lords amendments 10 the bill were
Approved by the House Of Commons ms evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-18
The DUTIES NOT TO RE RAISED Al
PRESENT

berlin April 1.-THE President OF the Reichstag
= tnf request OF several members. has decided not
- pace on the order OF the day the Government
M. 70 amend the customs tsriff by raising the du
- - on cotton seed oil, OIL perfumeries ana
a.sr The result OF this decision is that the du-
- - on the commodities mentioned Will not be In
Tssed during the present session OF the Reichstag
~ frelsinnge Zeitung' condemns the proposal on
~ ground that II raises the duty on an American.