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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-05-31

BITTEN BY a Doe.-The twelve-year-oId
daughter Of Dir. Fred Boheim Yesterday
while approaching the residence of Mr. A.
Haekleman, in the Eastern suburbs vas at
tackled by vicious dog and severely bitten
on the calf of one of her legs. so seriously
as to require surgical attention. DR.. Mas
ton attended her and sewed up the wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
TROOPS STILL Of GTARp.
NEGROES WORKING rNDER PROJECTIONS oN THE
NEW ORLEANS WATER FRONT

NEGROFS WORXG%G USDER TRoTE'TI"% 'N TIE
NEW ORLEANS WATER rRoNT.
N..y-Orleans March u Those who wen, - the
uunwn river front this morning h"for" oc'I"K 100
anticipation OF witnessing bloody riot or 90" 'n-
tire resumption Of the usual activity "n ih" l"''"
were disappointed. for neither Of" nor ~" Other
occurred Although 81 known tlat the state
militia would toe On the scene wor, was hot hex
~ o'clock not because OF the absence ~ negro
vorkmen for they WEI" ont b. great numbers i.t
because the soldiers al not appear a. that '1.
As early a. 6l5 o'clock the street corners near -
sceno Of Monday and Tu"slay's disturbance w. ."
thronged with white men presumably "rr"" n'1
and l.,.o laborcrs hu' there was no talk % r't 20
trouble Tho coming ~ th~ militia was fn" or"
tonic dlac,isqed aul - was admitted On aN sides
nat no turbulent scenes were likely - TAX" par"
while the troops wcr" kept ou duty aions ih" river
front
At rs o'clock thu 5,h battalion. under command
OF Major t. + B6urhercau. appeared 80 Jackson
81 and no lcvce and. turning down. marched 20
Morris bathhOusc. C-lc4te-st. AMI %" l"v"". and
vas there mot hy 'hc ('h Battalion under command
- Major Elmer T. Woods Tho Two entered Co."
bathhouso. which - bong utilized "a 40 "fm'i'.
and later pi.kcts were placed around - Th" mp
pear7ince Of tho militia oulivcn"f th' river 'front.'
\ - som. extent 1ut not as murh work WIS h"sun
AS WAS expected. and This was said - De- on ac-
cofirf Of the late arrival ~ the soldi'rF ia me
course Of an hour fwo auicicnf men arrived "ni
wcr. pu' % work loading the vrs7"'. iv"r' thl"s
rr,~.clci quietly until $50 J. M. when 'h" negroes
went homo and The militia returned - their ar
uorles
There is nothing 90 De learned from ~" Governor
I, i. Impossible 80 say when ho VIII v1thdth" m"
Sf,,e troops Tho consensus Of opinion is th''
that ,hcrc viii be no outbreak OF m~l"ssn"s@ WIN"
tho militia are on guard. but o. is also generally
agreed that tho grievance ~ th' whitr rev
men are Ieer,eca'c Ted and The determined spirit of
thrr gvrnpathigers already displayed VIII snow IL
self again as soon az D." troops Ar" rci''"l 'l
dufv From the scrcWulcn directly nothing can d"
Obtained except denial 81 having part'ipAtcG IN
tn trouble and therefore All reports ~ 'h'H
movements or Of what purpose is HctudtlnS th'n
are merely rumore Many arrests have been mao"
81 persons who took part in ~" rlpung. put " ~
extremely doubtful II jury can J." found "hl'h
will convict 90 thrui.
The riot OF TUESDAY morning is now being IN
veatIgated by the Grand jury The body mot lhis
morning and went into session with me subject
~ the riot before n for investigation. Many VIII
nesses have been summoned from The police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
THE BfITLF Not PARUCCLARLf FIERCEs

STORY OF WITNESS or THE FIGHT BETWEEN
THE MANAGERS OF CoRBfTr AND GRlFFo
Il is hinted THAI the reported fight between Will
lam j. Brady. manager for James j. Coroett' ana
Hugh Behau who serves in Ike capacity LOT
Critic and which Is reported 10 have ended III
knockout blow was not nearly SO nerce as mas
been int lnlntrd The clash took place In the Cole
man House reading-room at an early hour "edhes-
dtv morning. According to Witness. pehaI
started the controversy. The FiZs.mllona-toIv
match was being discussed. and BraGy remdrkea
In a rontented sort OF a way that ft9slnniotis
could not ind his stakem money and tnat ,orpett
Loid All the winning ear Is. Behan made slurrlng
romark about Brady having "A milk-and-wateF
Ibnn,nion who won his fights in the newspapers
,,iisted by making sighting remark about Grino
as n fr hter and said that II Corbett was such a
reaI easy ngAter' 20 whip that he would PUT up
- 5o richt then that Critic could not stand IN
front of Corbett for foGr rounds He drew checA-
look from his pocket and wrote check Tor tho
sno,,nt Behan laughed at him and said
WYATT until YOU get throush win fItZslmmons
and van won't have much money.
BRADY then became angered and loudly declared
,bat MS check was good for $1,000 any place, and
st,nnlrmented his remark by saying that Behan'e
v,as NOT worth ten cents. Upon this assertion
Hshan called Brady liar. and struck him. Brady
struck back and then friends nterfered. Neither
ons was hurt and the difficulty was settled.
The absurlity OF the proposition made by Brady
IN have Critic stand In front OF corbett for four
rounds IS apparent. Coroett Is heavy weight and
,t;riifo fights at the feather-weight limit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
80 PEACE PARTY IN JAPAN.
VAST APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE WAR MADE
UNANIMOUSLY ny THE PARLIAMENT The
PORT ARTHUR ENCESSt:s

San Francisco March The steamship CHINA.
which arrived here this morning brings the follow
ing corrrspond-uce OF the United Press from the
Orient.
Toxic March The temper - the japanese ma
ton has been significantly displayed In connection
with an additional. grant OF ltoVoe Yen for me
prosecution % the war The original war budget
r,.s.d unanimously by the Diet Ia rs extraordinary
session last October amounted 10 I"vr~ yen
Two issues - bonds have already been made me
strain does 40; appear to Toe fe.t a. yet
Recently. when rs peace ENJOYS arrived a.
Hroshiua the House Of Representatives IMAM
,nousv passed reso.uio declaring their BELIEF ina
,he end % The war was still remote and that they
were prepared 10 grant any sum OF money hpsHfi ~
pro-,cut,. the campalIf.. Tho Government SUD
ful'trl 10 N Dot a few days ago q supp.e mentdFy
var budget amounting - l0o1Dsc yen. without
ou..,i.u or i! .cuss OF luy kind tho budget Ma
the duty OF examining and reporting upon all Sd'h
measures Two days later the committee pr'seht', !
It's report favoring the appropriation required
When the President called for show or hands
every IL. rlber rose IN hts pace, ana the buhS't
vas passed unanimously amid storm OF cheers.
In III upper house the procedure was Identical.
There IS 40 peace party In Japan.
Tn. ,.xcesses committed by japanese troops at
Port Arthur pS.ned the japanese more than they
The soldiers ~ degrade the generals such things
cannot b- done ia times II battle. The On.y prac-
fIetbla way ~ reaSsuriry the world was 10 snow
.haf tho Same soldiers could control tho passion .,
revenge under 'h~ ttmc proyorauon. Wel-Hli-
Wei ha- offered "a" necessary opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
FRAGMENTS or FOREIGN NEWS.

London March Is The recent report received by
way OF Victoria y. G.. that at conference ~
premers al Hobart. Tasmania. "A resolution favor
ing the apportiOnm"nt OF the cost OF a PaVnc cable
among England. the colonies Of Australia and
Canada vas adopted IL Incorrect. The facts are
that al the posia. and telegraph conference OF
Premers he'd at Hobart In the beginning OF Feb
rlary the Queensland delegate moved resolution
similar to the mentioned above but. after dis
cusslon, il was Withdrawn. Thereupon the New
South Wales delegate offered a resolution reaffrm-
ing the desirabilty OF Pacific cable. which resolu-
ton was passed BY the conference
London March 1.-THE American loan opened and
Closed to-day at 81 per cent premium.
Berlin March l5-Prncr Joachim OF Prussia,
Youngest son OF Emperor William. is dangerously
iii with Inflammation OF the bowels He has high
foyer and Surgeon General Xuncker remained al
NIGHT at his bedside His condition was improved
to-day The Young Prince IL In his hfth year
Belfast March 1.-THE British bark g. ; Perry.
from brunswick has arrived here with six or the
crew of the American schooner Maggie Dalllng who
were rescued In mid-Ocean on FEBRUARY me
Daiing had been struck by a hurricane on February
= and badly crippled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
ND SuEPuANO on THE uONTTlRY CONFERENCE

Ashland Ohio. March l5--"The Gazette to-day
nrlnts A letter from Senator sherman on the pro-
u,sod monetary conference, in which he says
think It Is lkeiy tina; under the present con,
int,s I ne Monetary Conference proposed may l"hi
+, international legislation that Will provide foi
i,rceIv Increased OF silver a. coin. The great
~ of what are called silver men are not 20
nnxious for this az for the adoption al some cheap
nancy of less purchasing power IMAM gold IL -
n aGort on their part to make the payment OF
debts easy. ard in that way cheat the creditor
All contracts for thirty years have been basCd
mon gold The payment OF debts viii b" mahe
aasirr 10 the injury OF creditors. Tn" payment OF
"a ,tonol debts In silver will br "A gross violation
- The public faith. All the bonds now outstanding
werr sold for gold coin or us equivalent ne
", ,n,ent of these bonds In silver n the ratio or
is 70 would be a practical reputation OF one-hait
,be nublic debt and the same rule would Apply
~ a nrivate contracts. The Western and south,
ern States to be in favor OF ,his pofSy PUT The
country, though 1t may enter somewhat into parry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
HARVESTER COMPANY ~ TROTBLE.

Chicago March lj-The Walter A. Wood Har-
vester Company has confessed judgment in the Su
perlor Court for 1888 on Judgment note num-
Der OF machines In the warehouse at No. 80 Taylor
St were levied upon by order OF Sheriff Pease. and
two big signs reading CLOSED by the Sheriff" are
hanging the office doors. The company here IL a
branch of the company with the same name at St
Paul O. D. Fraley the Chicago manager. said to-
day when asked about the matter: THE whole
thing is much mystery to us as TO anybody
The judgment Is in favor OF the National Bank OF
the Republic but the Chicago office has incurred no
obligation with that bank. Ii must be- some obhga-
ton incurred by the home office at st. Paul, on
which the bank has taken snap Judgment. While
there may have been little trouble lately in get
ting hold OF ready money the company is perfectly
solvent and has three dollars Of assets for every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
THE MANITOBA school. QUESTION.
HOW THE DOMINION CABINET Is DIVIDED OF 1T
4 MANIFESTO

now THE DOMINION CABINET Is DIVIDED or 1T
\ = =. A. MANIFESTO.
Montreal March There is a serious split in the
Dominion Cabinet the Manitoba school ques-
ton and II Is not likely that a decision will be
reached for several days There fifteen mem-
beers in the cabinet Six are in favor Of non-inier-
ference with the existing state OF affairs. five favor
"A peremp,ory order to the Manitoba Legislature.
and the views Of the remaining four are not known
Those VINO think that i; would be best TO le; Man.
toba alone d Sir Mackenzie Bowel and MessrS
Foster Hagsert. Patterson DAILY ana Montague
The section flvorng active interference consists OF
Mcssrs Smith Costlgan Caron Ouimet and Anglers
The remaining four. SIR charles HILBERT Topper
and Messrs Dickey. lSes and Ferguson, are put
down a. doubtful. but Messrs. Dickey and Topper
are considered certain to vote for interference ana
MIR Ferguson of Prince Edward Island. Viii vote
with them
\ PROCLAMATION has been issued by a number of
prominent Orangemen IN Manitoba calling upon all
members OF the order to stand by the Provincial
Government and resist attempts at remedial Iesis-
lation in connection with the schools.
Toronto. March Is The Grand Executive of the
Canadian Protestant Protective Association TO-DAY
issu.d = manifesto on the subject ~ Manitoba
schools The manife.t, says that the Grand Executive
srares in the general alarm WITH Hl,u az tiSn,,
IrresoIIton Of the Dominion Government on nc
appeal for interference on beaiI ot me fIeIl'n
Catholic minority in Manitoba Il then express
the belief that the movement Of unrest among IN.
French half-bre"ls - due 70 a spirit. nov 'lel'
own. which ever ana anon blows th"lr Pi9Si'i,r i'
flame. ana which Two occasions. to advanS,
interests not Their own, int1med them 10 coinhll
The crime OF rebellion This spirit the manifesto
declares. is The spirit OF the Ultramoniane Caurch
10 prcven' recurrence % attempts to desroy ,h'
,nhic- school system OF the provinces. and 70 -,
siorc harmony among all the people, irre;prctlN" 81
reed mo Grand Executive all members or th'
order and al patriotic citizens to unite IN a De
rnsnJ tina, the Jesuits be forthwith expelled IRON
~. country ana further requests that every cdni
date for Parliamentary honorS b" pledged 20 oppose
any federal Interference win the recent puoIC
school LEGISLATION OF Manitoba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
THE PAVEY BILL APPROVED.
MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES
COMMEND THE PLAN OF SEPARATING THE
DEPARTMENTS OF CHARITIES
CORRECTION
AND CORRECTION

AND CORRECTION
Albany, March 15--The S:ate Board Of Charities
has been In session for the last two days consd
ering permanent rules and regulations to govern
the reception. maintenance and discharge q per
sons in private institutions supported wholly or in
par, by public moneys in compliance Win The re-
vsed Constitution They struck Out from the pro
vsional rules sections relative bills for all items
Of expenditure being submitted 10 the secretary.
The rules not adopted whole.
The Columbus Hospital Of NewYork city, and
the Dispensary OF the Methodist Episcopal Hospi-
tai OF Brooklyn. were approved corporations
The board disapproved o. the change proposed by
the LEGISLATURE TO increase tho number of managers
OF the Craig colony for epleptcs from Eve 10
twelve. especially condemnng the provision FOR the
selection OF rnanag ers-at-large from Livingston
County. Certain amendments are urged.
The following was aGopt&i relative to the Payey
bill abolish1ng the Department OF Public Char-
ties and Correction IN New-York city and proyid-
ing for separate departments 20 take charge Of
the work.
First, the pan Of creating two departments. one
nal classes. is wise and ought 20 be enforced by
statute. second the division OF the present depart
rnent provided by the bill admits OF that Class-
fcaticn OF the inmates Of each essential to the
welfare OF the individual and TO the employment
of Appropriate measures for their special care and
custody, and Commends itself TO our unqualified
approval; third the bill provides method OF FIX
ing responsibility upon public officials whose duries
involve the proper discharge OF great public trusts
.n a manner that meets our approval
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
No Secret About 1t.

Physicians have had the formula
of SCOTS Emulsion for 20 years and
know they can always depend upon
it as being exactly the same. 1t con-
tains the purest Norway Cod-llver
Oil, the best Hypophosphites and
chemically pure Glycerlnc, made into
a perfect Emulsion that does not
separate or grow rancid like other
so.callcd Emulsions. There have
been many things presented as sub
sti.utcs, but there is nothing that can
take its place in Consumption and
all wasting diseases.
Don't be p,rsadsd to ae opt 'ub'ffute.
Scot & BOVINE, n. Y. All Druggists. SOC. and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
QUEEN VICTORIA AT NICE.

LITTLE FATiGUED BY THE JOURNEY,GREETED
AT CANNES BY THE PRINCE OF WALES
Nice. March l5.-Queen Victoria arrived here %
day and was received with great display OF cere-
mony by the Mayor and the other municipal au-
thorties Of the town. She entered carriage ana
with "A military escort WAS driven 10 Cimiez Her
Majesty has borne her journey well. She showed
sign OF fatigue.
Cannes. March l5.-Queen Victoria arrived here on
her way TO Nice by special train at 800 o'clock TINS
afternoon. She met at the station by the
Prince OF Wales, the Duke OF Cambridge ana the
Duke Of Mecklcnburg -Schwerin. Nice-COnsul Taylor
presented TO the Queen a floral Offering and the
entire town enthusiastic In its greeting TO liei
Majesty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
POLES IvD POLICE FTGHT OvER CHCRCH


chicago March 15-EnraEed by the action ~
Archbishop Fcehan IN sending R"surrectonist
,rics, f. take charge Of 81. Iedwtg's Church and
trcf,eJ 70 violence by excited women. n mob or ~
poles made another riotous demonstration al the
church TO-DAY The eIlnce was dcsecraied by the
,rgry ra,ishioncre who hal to be driven from the
acc by a large force OF policemen with clufr ana
:. volycrs drawn. Mrs Lcwondes'H and hor con
robr ,vho were foremost In threatening priest ana
notice and resisting the latter wer" arrested Af"r
,he moi, had been driven half a block from The
church m. women hurried stones at the officers and
tried ia ucite the Poles to attack ~" police guard
,utside The church More serious trouble is expect
od unless a priest IS sent vino is acceptable to the
congregation. which h. making a night against any
member OF the Eesurrect.onst order because tner
former pr.es, Father BIrz.nskl, VINO was not liked
belonged - That "fd'r ,.
Tho Poles men and women, met IN one BODY cary
mi. morning and marched with shouts 10 attack
tacszk AMI his followers were at mass. The mon
entered hy batt.rng down III" rear door. ana inc
0ve oflicers on guard mad" eifOrt to check thc
advaucc Lieutenant Eehn VINO was IN chaISr OF
,hs nolIcc called for rclOTccinonts. anu ssVthiA
nve Of the reserve force came quickly 10 the res
r,,. in wagons The cXultant, shouting mob was
Ca roaecssOn of the church, ana IN" priest wa
gorced +, sccu,lc himself ~ the sacristy unul heip
came Lieutenant Kehm, al the head o. haI a
t',ndrcd officers entered the church, and the dr.
~ of weapons cowcd the invaders. All were
trIyo, INTO the strect and the doors birrcndrl.
.ha rres, SAYS he VIII hold the church against al
nmers until recalled by the Archbishop. while the
.onn and women who want secular pastor are
arms ard red pepper The church is strongly
rfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
filed no application with him for Water Purveyor
or any other Office

THE MAYOR WON'T DISCUSS THEM.
no CRITICISM TO make PUBLIC or THE Poi'' =
Bills WILLING TO INCREASE THE
PAY oF FTREMEN
While Navor strong would say nothing IN cru
c,e,, NJ The remodellcd Iexow Police hills WINCH
Z, is generally supposed have the approval OF N'
pat, Il is quite certain that the Mayor Is satiSe
TINT the hill affecting the terms OF Once o. ,"o
Police commissioners viii render the Power OF nv
moval act imperative far as these oiheia'S "'e
concerned ..
The Mayor said yesterday that he in''hn'u 80
ranlv as soon as possible to Chairman y "''"F
letter answering his on the subject O. hl""'
tor, LEGISLATION Il want TO make IT plain. Ne
said. that / 10 not object 20 the leSis'A'''' ''
creaslng the pay OF our french. and do not "i1oS"
mandatory Hesitation for their benefit. The hre-
men are on duty twenty-four hours I'm the DAY. ana
are always ready to save lives and property AT the
risk OF their own lives | wouldn't 81 Their
pav was doubled i is different with the PARK
police who work only eight hours a day"
4 delegation OF firemen called ON the Mayor yes-
ter,iay and had u talk with him about their biiL
Regarding the proposition that the I,eSOw tom
mittee should come down to New-York again 10
Investigate the various departments Mayor StioHE
said hat he thought we'll or the plan The com
missoners OF Accounts cannot 20 the work. ne
said. with the money NJ their DISPOSAL 1hey nay .
an appropriation % Only S2.D0 FOR the year VIM"
It would cost not less than &ouHp 10 make 4 '"''-
ough Investigation or the dciartin'HlS, rh,
The Mavor wrote letter yesterday 20 L0nh
wilkins. chairman % the Ame1cus LABOR - , ,
who had asked Tor the removal OF street 'l.thnlE
Commissioner Warning on The ground tlit o'3 1 :
NarnS an enemy OF organized AMOR ne
in aov event az his timc 20 remove the present
Commissioners OF Street Cleaning. a. believe ih't
the public service would not he benefited 10y sH'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
o,.,.orNvrD BY DIR PARKHURST

,,,, GAYS TIE BILLS ARE ShAf - ""' I'm
STRONG.
nv parkhurst called at the city nan yes'erna "a
~ ,,n,or strong about the Lexow Police bills
10 see ,,o,.ar vas engaged with the Board of
D' " nm ovor whose de!ibcration he was
,,,r, I'll. Doctor. therefore, went away pu'
,, hack again an hour later Only 10 ma inc
,oare e,,u IN session. lie was therefore obliged TO
do,a,, again without seeing the Mayor
Dr parkhurst did not hesitate 70 express "''
condemnation Of the LeKo" pIiS
..rher are ." he said. "a direct slap at the Mayor
.,, hone that he will remov" at once All IN"
,,,,o ACCOMPLISHMENTS except Andrews Tn" Ponce
D.,ortrneut is rotten to the cor" ana must De
cleaned ont and thoroughly r"orgahHen'
80 asa nat think that the men OF that commute
,ld no SO indecen, as TO present Such inrdS"! -
- ,,ei,ion 10 those 81 the COMMITTEE OF zen.
Ia 'lT nr parkhurst's friends denied yes'cr
,hat bIs candidate for Water Puryeyor was
ua' -" Frving az has been reported. Inc
noctor # was said. Is backing John a. ""o"'' oi
~ or East One-hundred and-t"rH'h-Sl' 'o' -"
,oce Mr. wilbur is vounG man " Nep'',.''
p,t,,oouv who is identified with the Chy W'-
lance Ieaa1Ie Besides Or. ParkhnfS' i"N '
and Charles Stewart Smith are urging ""'"I -,
c,u,issioncr Brookned. Iic was 'ei's'"P''
onerator in the employ Of the Manhattan h''F"'e'
palroad but t. now studying INV M"F''
said Yesterday that Dr. P1rkhuIst M" "o' "'"''
him for Wilburs appointment
Commissioner Brookne1 has been frequently
ouo,ed as heinz undecided whether 10 appoint ~
Water Purvcyor John Simpson Of me III -
sembly District, or John Collins. Of the IN'h' inc
latter was Deputy Surveyor OF the Foi'' anu inc
former Superintendent OF the Landing pN'Sio" VI
the Immigration Bureau. under the last heP""-
lean Administration. The salary of water T"i-
veyor is $500 year and the place has been huch
sought after. Yesterday 1t was rumored that 'ohi-
missioner Brookhed might make "A selection en-
tirely outside OF the the applicants. The man MI
Brookfed is believed 10 favor is Edward i. North
OF No. POP West Onehundred- and-third-s Mr.
North is a civil engineer by profession. and is a
member of the Republican Club.
Commissioner Brookfed said yesterday that Mr.
North had been recommended 10 him as pr0c-
teal engineer OF fine ability. who would be likely
10 MI acceptably place of responsibility In the
Department Of Public Works lie had. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or PRIEST APPROVED

Cleveland, March lj.rhe Rev. r. A. Kolazewsh.
the Polish Catholic priest. has been denounced by
!Rome and the action % Bishop Horstmann. In ex-
Communicating him. Endorsed The official docu-
ments from the Propaganda bearing the signature
; OF the Pope accommodating KoazewskL are now
In the hands OF Bishop Horstmann' having ar
, rived here TODAY The matter has been In the
Hands OF the Roman court for some months Both
sides were represented. The Rev Mr.. kolazewski
"a al present pastor of an Independent Polish Cath
y ohc Church organized by himself after his suspen-
, sion by Bishop Horstmann. II Is known as tho
Church of the Immaculate Heart OF the Blessed
Virgin. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
1rA1Y nEEERs To MEnIATE.

London March Italy has offered nor go"d
OF -ea 10 Venezuela 70 settle the difficulty with the
French and Belgian Governments. Count Magliano
has zone to Caracas to attempt an amicabe set
Element Italy was not concerned In the conflict
which eliminated in the return Of the French ana
belgian Ministers passports. N"n'LHela hdd H'u
q, ,I Ain, With these two Ministers long before
n. offensive Joint note was sent out from IN"
caracas legations The note was In no way con