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New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
CLOSE OF THE MEDICAL CONGRESS.

Rome April 4.-The closing sessions of the Inter
national Medical Congress to-day were presided over
by Doctor Bacelli. Minister of Public instruction
brilliant reception given In honor OF 'he
delegates this afternoon and the various sections
Of delegates entertained at banquet thiS
evening
Dr. Thomas II. Manley, or New \ oIk, retu d
paper this morning conclusion ana fracture oi
the spine The so-called concussion OF the spine.
he said, merely imaginary. Many eminent
physicians took part in the animated discussion OF
DR.. Maneys views.
DR.. Douglas Stewart. of New-York, explained at
length valuable diagnostic test for cases or puer
peral septicaemia. He held that mary fdses OF
rever after childbirth did not originate in the uterus
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
MOTHER BLOW-UP IN PARIS.
os1oS OF BOMB IN A REsTAU-
RANT
ING IN THE PLACE SMASHED.

ALMO7i
..n THREE PERSONS. INCLUDING
socrAIIsr POET. INJURED-EFFoRTs
OF THE POLICE TO FIND
THE OFFENDER
,o,ss April A bomb exploded at 9:15
..,,ock this evening on the windowsill of the
nos,aurant Foyot. in the Rue de Condo. near the
luxembourg The .estaurant was two-thirds full
s,a,o diners Pieces of the bomb few through
.ho room. smashing glass and crockery.
r,,,ervhodv started for the doors, but the panic
,,d as soon as 1t became evident that only
e.o bomb had been placed. When the police
orrived they found only three persons injured
a,a of them the Socialist poet Tallade, who was
wounded severely in the head.
THE end of the restaurant facing the Rue de
cond4 was partly wrecked. The windOwsill and
.,ro or three feet Of the wall were blown out,
che master was cleaned from the ceiling as If
~ q knife and everything on the nearest
,obles was in fragments. Not window in the
D. dc Conde front of the building was left
whole The windows Of houses for 200 feet up
and down the street were smashed into small
hts and the pavement was strewn with glass;
The whole neighborhOod was shaken. ana the
atence al the Odeon Theatre, about 100 yards
S,stant. was badly frightened by the report and
shock At first many rose TO leave, but the
nanager quoted their fears and the per-
tormance proceeded to the end.
MANY Senators hurried to the cafe Immediately
.fter the explosion, and the military guard OF
shs Senate was called 10 arms. Ten minutes
etar the explosion the Prefect Of Police was at
%and and the whole force of the district was
sscussed speedily at the FOyot, so as TO prevent
.bs escape of the man who placed the bomb.
Immediately after the explosion there was one
rrsst The policeman who arrived at the
rastaurant first was informed by a bystander
.sot a man then walking hurriedly down the
s.raet had just out from the building next
door The policeman overlook the man and
arrested him.
At 1890 o'clock it was not known that the
r,lea had any proof of the prisoners guilt.
Another arrest was made by the police before
Midnight Besides NJ. Taillade woman named
VIgnia who accompanied him, and waiter
wsra injured severely. Many others were
scratched by flying glass or were bruised by
falls. - e,,, ,.x
The bomb was a preserved meat can filled with
svnan1ite and old nails A waiter who was near
re window at The time of the explosion says
hat he saw a workingman about thirty years
ola Mace the bomb in flower box on the Win
Sowsill and then run down the street. His de-
scrintion of the man taes with the appearance
~ the prisoner taken Immediately after the eX-
ploson =, rou,a 4, ror,.5od os o
,,t ~ classic Justice, as he is the Socialist who
urrote concerning Auguste VaillantS bomb out
rage In the Chamber: ,
SThe victims are of little consequence, provided
onv that the Anarchc idea prevails.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
TEE DETECTIVE SWAN FOR MS PRISONER.1

Detective Murphy. OF Inspector Mclaughlin =
staff. captured James Wilson well-known con-
ddence man. yesterday after an exciting chase and
q plunge in the East River. to which Wilson took
in the hope of escaping. Murphy Wilson. who
is wanted in Albany for skipping his bail bond.
and chased him down South-si Wilson ran for for the
swan out to some canalboats and tried TO hide him
self by burrowing in cargo OF oats Murphy was
soon on board the canaboat and dragged Wilson out
of his hidng-pla Wilson was handcuffed. taken
ashore and locked up.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
KILLED BY JUMPING FROM BURNING
HOUSE.

Frankfort April A fatal fire occurred at an
early hour this morning in a building when was
formerly known as the Britannia Hotel a number
of dodgers in the building were thrown into panic
and many OF them jumped from the windows Ihree
OF those who jumped were instantly Killed ana at
least ten were seriously injured. Only the upper
part Of the building was burned.
Four persons who jumped from the WINDOWS OF
the britannia Hotel died this evening. making seven
the total number OF deaths The fire brigade was
exceptionally inefficient. Had the remen respond
ed with the usual prOmptness to the alarm prooaoIy
no lives would have been lost.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

TUE MILLIONAIRE BOSS COMING HOME
A telegram from San Francisco yesterday sae
that Richard Croker the millionaire boss OF Iam-
,,o,v Hall left that city for New-York on Monday.
Al Tammany Hall yesterday 1t was said that MI
Croker was expected home the last OF TINS week.
No nrenaratons for welcoming him had been mace
as the train on which he was coming was not oet'
m known.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
vrsIC BOXES FOR TIE CHINESE EMPEROR

The music box hath charms to soothe the Chinese
breast much TO the delight OF Paillari 4 Co. No.
Csc broadway. who have just shipped two beauu-
frI specimens OF their work 10 the Emperor OF
ou,,na Tho hoves are large elaborately inaid and
taintcd and each Is supplied with eight cylinders.
from which music to suit the taste Of any may
~ se"cted If the repertoire had been selected by
the Emperor II would be haru TO form an idea or
he ste for there everything. from Offenbach to
Wagner with national airs and hymns thrown In
for good measure. The boxes were ordered by the
chinese Minister at cost Of about DJJ. ana were
Forwarded 10 China by special messenger.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
To SAIL THE VALKYEIE HOME.

Liverpool. April 4.-Captain Cranhcld ana crew
Of twenty men sailed for Ncw-York on the steamer
Majestic today IN bring to England Lord Dun
ravens yacht Valkyrie. The Nalkyrie VIII De sup
piled with racing outfit here and VIII take part III
the fall regattas the Clyde.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

The Portuguese frigate Mindello has been chosen
by the defeated Imperalist insurgents In Brazil
because they expected that their brethren OF the
Portuguese Navy so favorable to the house OF bra
yanza which hailed from Portugal. would allow
them to land in the Argentine Republic. whence
they would have joined the rebels still In arms
against the Constitutional Government OF Brazil
These refugees were led TO take that step chlehy
because OF assurances given them by Ruy Barbosa
a former Finance Minister at Rio Janeiro, who be-
trayed the Republican Government which ne pre- pre-
tended to support. Before the breaking out OF the
rebellion led by Mello Barbosa was receiving
nightly in his house the Portuguese Minister at l9
The ambitious leaders anxious TO overthrow the
administration OF President Peixoto. The latter
u,ietlv obtained through diplomatic means the re-
cali OF the Minister OF Portugal and that country
gIves one more proof OF It's neutrality by sending
SSessel 10 bring away Da CANA and his fellow rebel
nficers TO Iusitania where they will be interned-
that is left at liberty but forbidden ever 10 leave
he
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
4 BATTLE ROYAL ARRANGED.

Mount Carmel Ill. April 4.-Arrangements have
been completed for joint debate In Mount Carmel
between Mrs Mary T.. Lease, Of Kansas. represent
ing the Popusts and Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, the
Prohibitions. The debate will occur on April y
Mrs. Lease Will discuss Money; Monopoly ana 5hs
Masses" Mrs. Cougars text will be Political Re
eDon sihilIty Hard Times
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
ANTI-ANARCHIST BILL IN SPAIN.

SEVERE PUNISHMENT PROPOSED FOR BOMB
THRowERs AND THEIR sYMPATHIzERS
Madrid April 4-The Cortes was opened to-day
and senor Capdepon. the new Minister OF JUSTICE
introduced at once bill for the severer punishment
Of Anarchist criminals. The bill provides that any
man responsible for explosions which are hKely 10
cause death or serious bodily injury shall be pun
shed with death or penal servitude for life.
One paragraph proposes exceptonay severe
tences for ali persons, most notably newspaPeeI
editors. who commend bomb-throwers ana poinp-
throwing The bill declares all Anarchist associa-
tons Illegal and provides for their dissolution.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

Abram s. Hewitt Frank J. Gordon. Frederic J; De
Peyster b. Bishop, Edmond Js, Ksiiy Eaes AlIrea e
PRYOR r. .'ultor Cutting Horace f. Demng. J..
Harsen Rhoades and H. lie Grand Cannon ca. o:ud r,...
dav in Nav when the vacancies in the Board OF
Trustees will be filled.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
FOR AN ATHLETIC FIELD
OHIO MEN TO EQUIP ONE on THE NEW
SITE OF THE CITY UNIVERSITY.

MORE THAN HALF or THE MONEY ALREADY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE GROUNDS.
The council of the New-York University at Its
last meeting decided TO part Of the new site
OF the university at University Heights. as an
athletic field The field Is to be known as the ionic
Field" In consideration OF the gifts of several
prominent New-York citizens who were formerly
residents OF Ohio About a year ago the ONO So
ciety Of New-York appointed committee to con-
fer with Chancellor MacCracken, OF the university
resnecting the eouipment by Ohio men Of this field
The committee consists Of Colonel William !"
Strong chairman, and the following: General Wager
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
THE THREE COUNTIES REPUBLICAN.

GREAT GAINS FOR THE PARTY on LONG ISLAND
DEMOCRATS TIRED OF THE GOVERN
MENT AT WASHINGTON.
As result of Tuesdays elections all OF the three
counties Long Island are now under Republican
control The Republicans not only increased their
majorities In the boards of Supervisors OF Kings
and Suffolk. but captured that OF Queens. The
latter victory was entirely unexpected by the
Democrats. They had confidently counted on hold
ing their own 1t is many years since such a state
Of affairs has existed the island Last year the
Democrats had four OF the ten members OF the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
BUFEALOLlTHIA WATER

is, IN my cXperienee, Without Q rival,
whether In the Parenchymatous form or
1nterstitial Nephritis. In cases I'm which
the Abumen reached as high as so per
cent. have known It under course OF
this Water gradually diminish and finally
diss ppear. At the same time other alarm.
ing symptoms were relieved, and the suf.
ferers restored 10 health.
THE best results which have witnessed
nom any remedy in Suppressed Gout,
Rheumatic Gout and all Gouty and Rheu.
matte affections have been from this Wa
ter and in every case OF disease havingits
origin In a Uric Acid Diathesisit Is u rem.
edy Of unsurpassed excellence"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
INTERNATIONAL SANITARY CONVENTION
SIGNED YESTERDAY AT PATIs-MEAsUREs TO
KEEP OUT CHOLERA


KEEP OUT CHOLERA.
Paris. April 4.-The International Sanitary Con-
vention was signed to-day the United States and
Great Britain making reservations as to a few
minor details
Three series Of precautionary measures were
adopted by the conference the first referring 10 the
measures TO be taken at ports in India from which
pilgrims for Mecca embark All ships carrying
pilgrims will be required to have a competent ply
sican and adequate supply of wholesome drink
ing water The second series provides for the re-
organization Of the Turkish lazarettos In the Red
Sea The quarantine of pilgrim ships from lniia
formerly varied from two to seven weeks, whether
the vessel had a clean bill OF health or not iy
the terms of the new convention ship with n clean
bill of health will be delayed only long enough
for medical inspection, and contaminated or sus-
pected vessels will not be detained IN quarantine
more than five days. The third series relates to
precautionary measures in the matter OF the return
Of pilgrims from Mecca by the lazaretto OF i3r
In Arabia Petrea, the east shore or the Gui
OF Suez. -, r,,,
The conference has earnestly urged the turkish
Government 10 reorganze its sanitary administra-
ton thoroughly. with view of preventing the IN
PRODUCTION OF cholera into Europe by land -,
If the decisions and recommendations or the
conference carried out IL Is believed that th1
entrance OF cholera into the United states anu
Europe Will be effectually checked.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
THE pAssENGERs OF THE EMS.

Horta. Fayal April 4-The passengers and maiis
Of the disabled steamer Ems will be put aboaru the
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. which is expected TO ar
rive here about April 10. 1t has not yet Deeh ue
cided whether the transfer will be made mere or at
Ponta Degada.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

RUMOR ABOUT SIR JULIAN PAUNCEFOTE.
London. April 4-"Truth" says that Sir Julian
Pauncefotc British Ambassador to the .hi,ed
States will probably succeed Sir Edward Malet as
Ambassador to Germany at the end OF this year.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
ro TAKE DA CANA TO PORTUGAL

Lisbon April 4--The steamer Angola, of the Por-
tuguese Navy, sailed from this port for Buenos
Avres to-day She is under orders to proceed to
the Argentine capital and take on board AdInra
ia Cana and his officers and return Immediately
with the refugees TO Portugal, without entering
brazilian
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

OJ ludt.ntOTe, fros",@m ana Irofessor
OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children IA the Baltimore Medical Col.
fege, formerly Professor Of Prdcfsc0S
Medicine, etc:
"I have witnessed the best results from
tho action Of the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
A GREAT FIRE IN SHANGHAI
A THOUSAND BUILDINGS HAVE ALREADY BEE
DESTROYED.

Shanghai, April A great conhagraton Is
raging here. Already thousand buildings, large
and small. have been destroyed, and the hre IS
still burning.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

10000 francs. this to be subscribed proportionaely
ana the share of the existing committee to be de-
Quoted from the assets distributable among them
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

the Academy OF Sciences and NJ. Boissier rector OF
the College OF France. were among the palibearers
Constantinople April 4-Seven cases OF cholera
and five deaths reported here to-day
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

Suffolk County board. This year they Will have
only one. The sole Democrat in the board Is Mr..
Miller the representative OF East Hampton. Last
year the Republicans had only three members OF
the Queens County board. For the coming two
they will have five out Of the seven. One
elected last fall ON Tuesday the only towns carried
by the Democrats in the two counties OF Suffolk
and Queens were Jamaica in the latter and East
Hampton in the former
The vot, polled In most OF the towns larger
than usual In Jamaica the Republicans elected
their town ticket. but lost the Supervisor Had they
carried this office they would have made complete
sweep OF the county The local leaders say 1t is
no fault OF theirs that the revolution was brought
the Supervisors but that farmers and labor
ing men said they had had enough OF Democratic
vengc on the candidates before them
The result OF the election at New Utrecht was:
Citizens ticket 4s majority; Justice OF the Peace.
otto Bothfeld Independent Democrat and Citizens
ticket. 81 majority; auditors Thomas A. Ritson and
James =. Farrel. Independent Democrat and Cti-
zens' ticket. % and i2 majority respectively; as
SCISSOR. Watson l.. Bennett Regular Democrat q
ma jorty: excise commissioners. Frederick Pfluger.
Regular Democrat. / majority. and William Goebel.
date for constable Peter Maurer defeated John r
Hughes. Regular Democrat, by vote OF 1,2i7 TO
l.l9i
There was great rejoicing in the Republlcan-Cti:
Kings County. In New trecht Gravesend and
Flatlands the anti-ring candidates beaten. In
publican candidate defeated by the members
of his own party working against him The In
dependent Democrats carried some OF the districts
usually Democratic for the Republican. but one
strong Republican district went Democratic and
undd the work done in the other districts. The
Citizens will be able to control the Town Board
Of Gravesend they have three OF the five MEM
bers. In Flatlands they think they can control mat
ters az OF the hold-over justices is not strong
I'm his support OF the old government. In New
Utrecht they hope TO do the same through the same
agency.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
THE RUSSIAN COMMERCIAL TREATIES

81. Petersburg April 4.-The Government has an
nounced that pending the conclusion of the com
mercial treaty between Russia and Austria. the
benefits Of the Russian German treaty viii be
granted 10 Austria and Hungary.
The Car has conferred upon Chancellor Won Ca
priv of Germany the decoration OF the Order OF
ST. Andrew. the Oldest and the highest order in
the gift Of the Russian Emperor. in recognition OF
his services in securing the adoption treaty
between Russia and Germany.
The Messenger dEurope" CoficiaD publishes
inspired article setting forth that the conclusion
OF the commercial treaty with Germ t1y is regard
ed by the Imperial Council as guarantee OF the
peace OF EuroDe.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

FOR COMPLETING THE PANAMA CANAL.
Paris April i.-Persons representing 722 900 shares
In the Panama Canal enterprise met here to-day
and resolved to ntrust syndicate of five with the
founding Of new company TO complete the canal
1hey agreed 10 provide first subscription of 20 =
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
BUFFALO
LITHIA
WATER


t6nc0n0ttstms Stout u ING Dsoo
der, BrighC's Disease.
DR.. william II. TOwles,
IyoJcssor VI Andfoniy and Mot'rin
gfefiicu IN he Medical Department Of
the University Of Iirghtd:
"BufYalo Litbia Spring belongs 10 the
Alkaline, or perhaps TO the Aikaline-Sa'
line Glass. for II has proved far more EN-
cacious in many diseased conditions stnan
any the simple Alkaline waters.
81 feel no hesitancy whatever IN saying
that In Gout, Rheumatic 0out. Rheuma.
tIsm, Stone In the Bladder. and In all DE
seases Of Uric Acid Diathesis, know Of no
remedy at ell comparable toi
"Its effects are marked In causing
disappearance OF albumen from the urine.
In o single case Of Brights Disease OF the
kidneys. | witnessed decided benenciai
results from It's use. and from its action
in this case should have great confidence
in IT as a remedy In certain stages OF this
disease.
G.. HoI.scad BovIaud. a. NJ, N. D.,
0(hhe Fncuity o( Pfris and University
of Leipz,0. Jormcriy Professor in the
Baltimore lfcdicdf C1iicye, says:
ain Brights Disease OF the Kidneys,
ocnfa Or chrOpiC
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
BUFEALOLITHlA WATER

In Chronic Gout. Rheumatic Gout, Rheu'
matism. Gravel and stone in the Bladder.
and do not hesitate TO express the opin
!on that In all diseases depending upon or
having their origin In Uric Acid Diathesis.
II is unsurpassed. II indeed 1t Is eduaIied'
by any water thus far known to The pro
fession.
alt has an ascertained value In Bright
Disease. A knowledge OF its action In tina
disease thus far would seem TO warran
the belief that 1t would in many instance
at least in its early stages. arrest II Gu
tirely. and in its more advanced stae.
prove decided comfort and palliative
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
NEW W-MEXICO IN THE PROCESSION.

AIbuauerque. n. NJ. April 4.-The entire Republi-
,an ticket was elected here yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

ENGLAND AND THE MONEY QUESTION
LORD RosEBERY SAYS THE GOVERNMENT Is
CONSIDERING 1T.
London, April 4-Lord Rosebery in reply 10 an
eminent London nnancier, who called upon the
Prime Minister to-day In reference 10 the currency
situation, said: This important question is now
engaging the attention of the Government
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
POLICY OF THE PARNELLITEs.
TO DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO SECURE
DISGOJ TrTT0N

TO DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO SECURE
DISSOLUTION.
Dublin. April 4.-The convention Of the Parnellite
section of the Irish National party which held
I'm the Rotunda yesterday. attended by nearly
all Of the leading members OF that wing Of the Irish
Parliamentary party, and also by representatives OF
the other sections Of the Irish National party. The
convention was presided over by John F.. Red
mond. NJ. p. who made stirring speech outlining
the policy of the Irish Independent OarnelIite)
party. Referring to the changes in the situation
specifically. Mr.. Redmond said:
If Mr.. Balfour were in power he would conduct
the Government Of Ireland by methods quite as
Therefore any further exercise of patience on the
part of the Irish members of Parliament will be
their constituents have intrusted to them. Before
any National measure is adopted a general election
Mr. Redmond said he believed IN constitutional
agitation when it conducted by men who
absolutely fearless. but If such agitation con-
Quoted in farccal manner. as it had been by the
leaders Of the anti-Parneltes. II better that
II should be abandoned. and resolute and stern
methods called into requsitiOn soon as possible.
Ireands only hope he declared immediate
return TO the path Of resolution and independence
of the English parties which had been followed by
Mr.. Parnell Mr.. Redmond frequently inter-
rupted by enthusiastic cheering.
The Mayor of Cork offered resolution declaring
that all claims to the confidence of Irishmen had
been forfeited by the Government. and urging all
Irish members Of Parliament to do everything in
their power to bring about a dissolution of Parlia
ment possible. The resolution was
unanimously adopted amid cheers.
Mr.. Redmond made appeal for funds to main
tain the newspapers supporting the Parneite
party, declaring that he would at retire from
Irish politics If these newspapers were allowed to
die. A resolution passed pledging the dele
gates endeavor raise funds in their respective
localities.
During the session the following cable dispatch
from the president of the Irish Independents of
NewYork read
The Irish Independent party of NewYork send
greetings and wish you godspeed In your fight for
civil liberty and Irish Parliament Draw on our
treasurer John Brennan, at Bank of Ireland Dub
lin. for $1,000
EDWARD OFLAHERTY President.
II. e. BANNON. Secretary.
The reading of the dispatch aroused prolonged
cheers.
ENGLAND AND THE MONEY QUESTION
LORD ROsEBERY SAYS THE GOVERNMENT Is
New-York tribune., 1894-04-05

4 meeting to effect the permanent organization OF
Good Government Club f. will be held this
ing at the home OF Alfred r. Conkng. No % East
Tenth-st Four hundred signatures have been
corded for membership in the club.