El Paso International Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 64, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 17, 1891 Page: 2 of 8
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antes of 810,000dollars per wtek. The
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is 015.
The Print*** Home.
Onm, C>lo., March 15 —The site ot
the national home of printers at Colorado
Springs has been selected and its con-
struction will be commenced atfonce. The
building committee of the board of
trosteesef the Printers Home consisting
rtfAngnat Donsth of Washington, chair-
man; George N. Morgan, of Atlanta and
/oka D. Taughan of Denver were entrus-
ted with the matter, * They were accom-
panied to Colorado Spring* yeeterdsy by
Labor Commissioner Bodlne and several
others interested in the movement.
The site selected is a 80 acre plat of
ground near Colorado Springs, which ia
the property of the typographical
anion. The necessary survey will be
made Wednesday. It la the desire to
have the work far enoug advanced to lay
the corner stone on May 18, Mr. G. W,
Child’s birthday.
"is the Mala and veadet
uf Italians will assemble-----
which will fully avenge the murder of
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“You believe
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-I believe in revearn. Italians are
revengeful whenangered; we astern-
W* wSal wUl you demand of the govern-
those conoerned in the killing
be brought to juatioe and
that a full and complete reoaraMonP be
made to the families ofthe deceased.
••If such demands fail what?
"We shall demand of the
Italian government that it oompel it.
■ What will that amount to. even if
Italy should seek to compel acquiescense
to her demands?” .
“Why. sir, Italy hasn navy that if she
chooee she could station her vessels four
miles from land and ruin your coast cities.
Italy has 180 or more vessels of war.
Roux, March 18— In the
chamber of deputies today the
Marquis De Rodini, the Italian premier,
replying to ft quofttion on thft iubject of
the New Orleans tragedy said that pres-
ident Harrison had recognized the rights
ot Italians in the United States to pro-
tection from the authorities and that he
had expressed profound regret at the oc-
currence ana charged the governor
of Louisiana to guard the
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Italian residents of New Orleans and to
bring the assassins to justice He added
that Hon. A. G Porter the United States
Minister here had called upon him today
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bsof the nature of banishment, rather
than of oonfhement. Ills also said that
the govsrnmsnt Is being urged to ask
Lots Salisbury to station in Canada
from five to tan British regiment!
quartering them in Halifax, Quebec,
Montreal. Toronto, Winnepeg ana
Vancouver. It is agreed that the pres-
ence of these regiments in Canada would
do more to put down the annexationists
and put a check to their conspiracies
then anything else Could do.
Cum w Mew Orieaaa.
Chicago, Maroh 18.—Ligtia the local
Italian paper essued an extra edition today
which was largely devoted to editorials,
denouncing the perpetrators of the New
Orleans affair and oalllng for retribution
and among other things it said. "Today
thecitisensof New Orleans are assigned
to infamy—eternal infamy—by mil kl
world and they will be compelled to gi
satisfaction for this assassinatio
the
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lone
in order to convey President Harrison’s
regrets to the Italian government. Mr,
Porter said that he trusted that the ex-
~ ' ihft would draw
Ur| Bandar la Denver.
Denver, Col., March 18 —The first
business of the new police board which
was appointed last week was to issue an
order closing ail tbe saloons in the city
from 18 o’clock Saturday night until the
light. The order was
same hour Sunday night. --------—
yesterday obeyed by all of the 650 saloons
in the city, except in 85 cases and these
will be brought before the grand jury.
Yesterday was the •‘driest Banday” in
the history of the city.
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Storm at Sea.
London, March 16—The Hamburg
American steamer Servia from New York
Fabruary 17, put into Plymt u h on Satur-
day morning in a disabled condition. The
captain says last Monday’s storm was the
worst in his experience, but credi s the
passengers with having behaved admira-
bly. He states that he Saw a schooner
totally disabled and fears that she sank
with all hands on board.
plaaations he had furnisL-*, ■-----— -
even closer the friendly relations existing
between Italy and the United States.
Scoring Victories.
Dublin. March 18—The National press,
the McCartyite* organ to-day says that
“ triumph after triumph was scored by the
nationalists yesterday throughout the
country. The voice of the nation is be-
coming heard and it is interesting to
watch the daily increasing intensity of
the Parnellites assaults upon the bish-
ops.”
The New York Italians.
New York, March 16.—The Italians
of this city are very much excited over
the New Orleans tragedy. One of the
most prominent among them said "the
Italians look at this matter in this light
Their countrymen were tried by a jury
in an American court. The Amenc&o
jury brought in a verdict of not guilty.
TheA merican people do not stand by the
laws of their country but take j astice into
their own hands and murder these men
Of course this offends the Italian populace
but you can say in ycur paper and I kn -w
that it is so that New York Italians do
not believe in any such a secret society
as tbe Mafia. They condemn it as much
as the native born Americans.
We simply intend to make an earnest
protest against the wholesale butchery of
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wash away. A cans upon the people of
Louisiana, and may they and their de
scendants suffer a thousand deaths and a
thousand times feel the sorrow that today
afflict the widowed wives, their sisters
Unworthy government of a still more
unworthy municipality; unworthy chief
of police and governor; all those”mixed
up in this affair, have Cuvered
with ap-
probium the plaoee where justice is sup-
posed to be adn ‘
j ministered.
The Treaty with Spain.
Paris, March It.—'The Tempos today
published a dispatch from its Madrid
correspondent saying that the Spanish
cabinet’s project of reciprocity with the
United States contemplates admitting into
the Spain articles United States indus-
trial and agricultural products at lower
rates than those of any other nation, in
exchange for tbs admittance into the
United States free of duty, sugar and
molasses from Spain. A lower
tariff in tobaccos imported from the
same Islands into the United States is
also asked for in return for the privileges
Spain proposes to grant.
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Mexican Antiquities
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The Babbit Is Her*.
Mr. B. H. Offerley, of Captain Ruh-
len’a staff received yesterday the follow-
ing telegram:
Rushville, Neb.. March 16,—Is there
any rabbits in Texas! Answer quick.
(Signed) Whittle Ac McDevitt
gentlemen, thene ore rabbits in
Suffocated by a Oat,
Chicago, Marjh 16 —The coroner has
been notified that a five months old
daughter of Bernard Schrone was suffo-
cated yesterday by a pet cat that was
Bleeping in the cradle with the
baby.
Kincaid an Trial.
Washington, March 16 —The case of
Charles E. Kincaid charged with the
murder of ex Congressman Taulbee of
Kentucky was called in the criminal
aowrt of the District of Columbia this
morning. The defendant with his counsel
was present and an application, for a
postponement was made.
Rapidly Improving.
Washington, March 16 —Representa-
tive Breckenridge of Kentucky who suf-
fered from a slight attack of Grip in
Florida continues to improve rapidly. It
appears that the report of his serious ill-
ness was an exaggeration of the facts.
Vatal Explosion.
Oaibo, March 16.—A terrible disaster
occurred today at the arsenal of Omdur-
m&n. From the reports received it ap-
pears that about one hundred Dervishes
were killed by an explosion there which
destroyed immense stores of amunition
and shattered tbe arsenal building and
everything in the immediate neighbor
hood.
Three Boat if Snk.
Cairo, III , March 16 —While the tow
boat Joseph Williams, the largest on the
nver, was towing fifteen large boats
loaded with 900,000 bushels of coal its
tow collided with one of the piers of the
Illinois Central bridge at this place sink
ing three of the boats, carrying 810,000
worth of coal. There was no insnra^
•n th* boats or cargo-
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Yes,
protest ogaiusi me ---------------- Texas. On the mesa, three miles from
our countrymen. We are always hearing B1 Paso is the rabbit’s home, indeed
about the blood thirst? Italian, but the
American citizens of New Orleans in
shooting men, stringing them up to lamp
posts and making selves of their bodies,
have rendered themselves guilty of a
smirch as no body of Italians has ever
committed.
Not Ready for War.
Paris, March 16.—The continued so-
journ of General Boulanger at Brussels
puzzles the quidnunces. On this subject,
M. Paul de Koulde who may be consid-
ered the leader of the moribund Boulan-
gist pa ty to a correspondent aa'd: It is
true that I went to Brussels the other
day, but it was to see Rochefort. General
Boulanger'had not reached theBelgjam
capital when I was there and R ickefort
left before his arrival. It is all idi« talk
about Bonlangist plotting at Brussels over
the critical situation cau#w by the
recent visit of tb» Empress.
gentlemen the raboit is one of the largest
crops that Texas grows, and in this par»
ticular section brer rabbit flourishes and
multiplies at all seasons. We have brer
jack rabbit and also brer cotton tail and
each has A large and rapidly increasing
family. Sc if you want to see the entire
rabbit family, just step this way .gentle,
men.
W.G. WALZ 00,
103 El Paso Street
Jos. Schutz Block,
Nor is the German emperor after any
war. He is not ready /*>• Hi® renewed
in a recent prize fight near
Judge Snider decided that
________aws of Indiana prise fighting
to not illegal in the state.
a>Ssi Brady Daad.
New Yonx March 16.—Judge John
A Brady, of the supraae oosuri. is daad
Tha deoeaaad was strikes with naialysto
last night and diad aarly this mom
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___—, Pa., Marak If.—A 00m
_1 of twaive Italians passed through
Pittsburg aa routs to Washington to see
Beeretary Blaine, President Harrison and
tfcs Italian minister Mi to demand of
lately in
Pasqnel
severe treatment of Alsace Lorrain is
directed against tb«s Boulangists and not
in order to proTok^ France to war. He
withes to weakt-o my influence in Paris.
He knows that bis army is not yet com-
pletely furnisked with the new ri te nor
familaT witbbanilling it. He sees Italy
falling away from the triple alliance and
Russia threatening him as never before
on the north and at home he has to deal
with Bismarck and the socialists, so he
will not run into war yet. His recent at-
tempt to make up with us was simply to
gain time. He tent his mother on here
to smooth the way for his own coming,
but I and my frUnds , could never have
endured his pr»?ence in Paris. In fact
we swore it he came be should
np—r leave thts city alive,
Out he will not come now. He sees by
the reception given his mother, which
was dignified but decided that he could
not come, so we have saved Paris this
indignity of having te open its gate to
the grand son of William aid the son of
Frederick who trod our streets as con-
querors.”
Hooey oad Hstall
New York. March. 16.—Money on oall
easy, all loan at H per cent. Last
loan; 2 closing at S|. Prime mercantile
paper 5 to 7 .
Sterling exchange—Quiet and steady
a) 4.8&i for AO/lsy hills and 4.88} for
demand^
i Edufir-Domestic 4 88*
Oomu—Dull.
Tor—Dali; straits 80 If.
I’D Pm Iron- Dull American ll.OO^H.OO
SiLvmn—Bar 98*.
Mexican Bilvbb Dollar.a—El Paso
quotations—78
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Steen-Wood Combination.
This comptny will appear at Myar
opera houBe next Friday and Saturday
and will undoubtedly attract full houses.
The Company Includes Mr. Steen and
wife, who do all teats performed by mitd
readers, spiritualists, slate writers, second
sight and mental telegraphic performers,
and in most cases with greater ‘neatness
and more complete illusion and cheat of
the senses. They deny any claim to su-
pernaturalism in their work, and laugh at
the idea of any such thing as spirit assist-
ance. Blindfolded never so securely Mrs
Steen, for instance, adds long colupins of
figures almost instantly, names number,
placed upon the blackboards as rapidly as
they can be touched; identifies articles
produced by auditors, reads clairvoyantly,
discloses the contents of written slips
prepared by a committee of auditors and
sealed up in envelopea
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EtUI Balls*! og
Sacbahbnto, Cal.. Maroh 16.—An in-
effectual ballot was taken in joint session
of the Legislature for a United States
senator today.
Interesting to th* tlrs Boy*.
The following letter from J. W. Levy,
president of the State Firemen’s Associa-
tion, will prove interesting reading to the
members of the fire department. San
Antonio now has a paid department, the
place for holding the convention of the
association in May haa been changed to
Houston, Texas:
Skrrman, Texas, March 12,1891.
Chief of Fire Department, Ei Paso,
Texaa.
Dear Sir:—Allow me to call your at-
tention to monumental resolutions, page
26, printed reports, 1891, in subatanoe
that vour department place to the credit
of monumental fund, any amount from
the 8. F? A. Therefore would advise
yon tote oall a department meeting at
onoe, ia order that you and your
delegatee can report favorably at our
oomlag ooavention in Houston, second
Wednesday in May, 1891.
four moat obedient servant, * .
J. W. Law, Psest 8. F. A.
F. ft. Look out for a glorious time.
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El Paso International Daily Times. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. ELEVENTH YEAR, No. 64, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 17, 1891, newspaper, March 17, 1891; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth540868/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.