NIW YORK, March 24th. The fourth game in the chess match between Steltz and Lasker, played to-night in the Union-aquare Hotel, resulted in a victory for Steinitz. The score is now even-two cach,
Steinitz won after a severe struggle on the Batleth move. The game lasted four hours and
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at Genoa, and, covered with flowers, arrived bere this morning. They were met by Kossuth's sons and taken to the cemetery to awali dhe removal of Kotanth's body to Bada Pesch, Wednesday.
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on Tuesday.
BERLIN, March 24th.
Great numbers of Humenrians are arriving bero to participate in the funeral..
Reports from Ruda Peath cause the gravest
They fear further disturbances may cause the The Vice-Borgemaster of Buds Pesth, who is Emperor to forbid his burial in Hungarian soll, here, telegraphed home to-day appealing to the students to restrain thets dianrderly enthusiasm. If there is no prohibition of Interment in his native land Kossuth's body will leave bere next
week, and will be escorted to the Italian frontier by members of the Tarle manicloally. The Hangarten depotstion has not arrived, and full detalls of the removal have not yet been arranged.
WINNIPEG (Manitoba), March 24th. Charles Chamberlain of Torento, who came to Winnipeg and voted sixteen times at the last general election, was sentenced to three years in the Penitentiary for his crimes. The case has excited great interest.
NEW YORK. March 25th. The Herald's Santos (Brazil) special save; A messenger from Admiral de Mello bas jaut arrived in Santos. He barged President- elect Moraes to use bis Infidence with President Peixoto to renounce any intention of areuming a dose, the States of Parana, Santa Catharina and Rio Grande will proclaim an Independent republic,
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Ev Tle the fate of the resident who takes up mited at Ris and certain other points on Brazils abode near a Bangkok Police Station, and | {lin territory,"
worse still if he happens to pich bla tent be. The Times will publish the following to tween two or more of these Staunese anares marrow from its correspondent at Montevideo and delusions. So at least must think Mr. "Ih we traversed districts detrera Pelotas and Gen. This gentleman's resile co is close to figuason, where the Government claims to police stators, and not far removed from hyve complete suprem icy, and found detach the guard of the Military College. Yet this Gwenment forces are not sufficient to attempt no means serves as a triple shield of prot clan yesterday landed vinety insurgent officers and active operatio The Portuguese ar ship again the Engkok burglar, Al an early hour on Friday morning Mr Gerln! was zutely 17 sallar at quarantine at Buenos Aries."
awakened koms sweet slamber by his property An Athers dispatch to the Standard says all about the rooms, and was surpriedo find that vistent earthquakes have occurred in good-sized burglar collectiog his valuable various parts of Greces. It makes no mention goods and chatels. A desperate stuggle ensued between owner and burglar, with the result that the thief got away and jumped through the window. He left traces of his flight in the form of blood and hate on the brick wall; but though. Mr. Gerini is said to have called the police, like Castlenes on a burning deck, be cailed in vain, About 8 30 on Sunday evening, what appears to have been a serious encounter, took place between several French sallots from the Viples, and crowd of Siamese armed with sticks and knives. The ssilors were preceeding along the road in the vicinity of Prince Bidyalab's Palace, and about 600 yards from the electric station of the Tramway, when one of a S'amese crowd natched off the hat of a French sallor and made off with it. The sailor turned to pursue the thief, when be received a severa blow from
affass of li'e.
A dispatch from St. Peter-barg to the Daily Newa says the Czar is suffering from a liver
ffection consequent upon his recent illness.
PAR'S. March 27th. hollers la Portuguese railway companies, and The differences between the French share the Portuguese Government, which was one of the main reasons of the withdrawal of the French Minister at Lisbon, will probably be settled amicably. To-day an arrangement was serived at, by the terms of which French shareholders will receive one share out of each of the three converted preference shares.
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Emperor William's biph-flying intentions do not stop at the success achieved by the Russ German commercial treaty. He recognized that the unbounded resources of America constitute a standing menace to European tande and industry. His idea is that Europe must be prepared to take common stand against any individual male coralde of Europe. The well- known ambition of the Emperor to bring about friendly commercial relations between the Euroccan nalons showed itself years ago, In the calling of the International congress in the interest of the better protection of workmen. His many travels enabled him to look aron such matters with an eye which does not halt at the borders of Germany. The movement spoken of, though still in embryo, may be expected when events necessitate it. This is now held to be the idea indicated by Chancellor You Caprivi.
The so-called Miquel Intrigue is still canvassed In the Conservative Press, where the doctor's
An exciting scene took place at the Mint here today. A parter who had misbehaved and was prospects and finess for the chancellorship are openly discussed. The Intrigue is fomented by / dictatorship. He imimated that if this were expecting dismissal became greatly excited and a beavy sick upan the shoulder, followed following will be the RATES of disappointed plice hunters, and Bom the fact
obiraded himself into the offices occupied by the another upon the head wilch knocked him that Dr. Miquel bas utterly failed to gain the
director with a knife and attacked him. The down. While an the ground, or in the mêlér, support of the Centre party, which has many
director and his secretary defended themselves both men received severe stabs on the head and s well as they could, and after an awful fight, allora forcibly wreated a stick from a European, face. Being without any weapons one of the grievances against him, and which distrusts the effect which his promotion might have on
in which both were badly woonded, succeeded to and dashed at the crowd, scattering them right Germany's prestige abroad. There is no need to
disarming the porter and thrusting him from the fear that Capital's position is in the least shaken.
room, when he drew a revolver and killed and left. At this period of the proceedings two sther French sailors came along and appear to The frequency with which Emperor William
have at once joined in the fray, the crowd having bas suddenly and unexpectedly called the
in the meantime increased and sticks being freely garrison of Berila under arma has generally been regarded as evidence of mere caprice upon his
used. In the end the Stamere appear to have Euroscana the French sailors were persuaded dispersed, and on the interference of several part; but it is now becoming generally accepted
to deslat from their intention of following up the as being part of a well-defined scheme by the Emocior to ever we the socialists, anarchists,
Slamese and to go on board. Three of the inev and other disallified elements of the population,
have received severe cuts from knives about the In this connection it is remembered that the
head and face. It is alleged that the sailors Emperor turned out the garlson on election day,
were sober, and they gave no provocation to May day, and lastly on the day following the Scialists celebration of the anniversary of the
their assailants. The police, who were present, Revolution of 1848.
are said to have refrained from interference. A formal complint has been loged at the French Consulate by the Commander of the Vipère, and a preliminary investigation was beld yester day morning by the French Consul.
Sizce the conclusion of the Russo-German commercial treaty Count van Ealenberg has returned to his duties as Prussian Minister at Murich, fer a short sojourn here, which led to the report that he had been summoned to attend De Empedor on the latter's visit to Abbazia. It is : lerned the Count's visit to this city was conn c'ed with his Impending appointment to succeed Trine Reuss as Embassador. Dr. Thichaan, the negotiator of the Rosso-German commercial treaty, will succeed Von Eulenberg, The Cologne Gazelle says it is authorized to state that Here Henningen, leader of the National Libens, does not intend to retire from sclve polieral work upon completing his seventieth year.
The very representative suite which Emperor William has taken wiE him to Abbazia stems to indicate that lie cortant political matters may arise during bis sejourn. 1ae suite lncludes the military and naval secretaries, high official of the Foreign Office and a physician,
Emperor William is not expected to return from Abbazia until toward the end of April, when he will reside at the new palace at Potsdam. Emperor William has recently decided to bave a canal cut from the Havel, close to the new palace, to an arm of the same river flowing past the Villa Ingleheim, recently erected for the Crown Prince. This villa will be enlarged by the purchase of adjoining lands.
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Commenting this morning upon the approach lng departure to Honolulu of Admiral Walker, of the American Navy, to establish a naval station, the Times says i
"This seems to mark a precipitate Jescent front the pinnacle of virtue” on which President Cleveland took his stand a short time ago. It ls easy to understand the advantages that would accrue to the United States Navy from the pos
session of such an advantageous place as Pear! harbour. The civilized world has sko every reason to be contented with the United States to protect those islands, even though such protec ton seems to have no other meaning than con-" firmation of the Provisional Government. What seems perplexing the contrast between this concession to sordid expediency and the lofty resolution expressed by President Cleveland hardly three months ago.
"It is an Impossible to question the correctness of the canons of national morality then lald down by him that one cannot belo Inquiting
Hmself.
NEW YORK, March 27th, The fifth game in the chess match for $4,000 and the championship of the world, between Strializ and Lasker, has been played. The game is adjamed on the forty-fifth move, after six hours of play. Like all the preceding games in the match, wherela Lasker had the move, bla opening was Ray Loper Up to the ninth move the game was Identical with the first and third of the resent contest.
Stelnits' play was an improvement upon the course be look on former occasions, hut he still had a bad game.
He seemed, however, to extricate himself, until on the twenty-second move he committed an error, which led to the lasy of a pawn. By up-hill play Steinitz recovered hli pawn on the thirty-third move. Stela z eventually won a second pawn. His
An exciting and Interesting end game followed.
position, however, was such that he could not
win, Before making his forty-fifth move he effered a draw, but Lisker declined to accept it. The game will be completed to-morrow.
WASHINGTON, March 27th, President Cleveland. It is positively stated.
13th April. Louis Bertuzz, an Austrian subject, accused of murdering a Burman named Moung Nantee at Chaut boon on the 31st of January last, was put upon his tril on Wednesday morning at the Arian Court on a charge of manslaughter. Mr. E. Wiede, Austrian Consal, presided, and Mr. Flugger, German Consul; Chevalier Keun
de Hoogeword, Cone. Gerent for the Nether. will veta the Bland Silver Seigntorage Bill lands, and Meurs. Muller and Leonard were It has been understood pretty generally for a
present in the capacity of Assessors. The hear day or two that he would take this action, anding of the case lasted the whole day, and at 6 p.m., the tribunal, after a short deliberation, Information has come from the White House to
returned an unanimous verdict, acquitting Mr. the effect that the bill will be veined. The Besturzl of the charge of martiaughter on the message will probably, be sent to the Senate on
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what has since occurred to invalidate them. Neither the House of Representatives nor the Senate has repodiated his high moral principles. Possibly the recent electoral successes of the Republi-lan party have filled the President's mind with apprebenslen. A great reverse to his party often has a deblivating effect upon a Prezident's Representative Bland, the author of the hill, Berves, Moreover, President Cleveland had fi possessed of this. Information. It is not noides that President Dolo and his friends deuitely known whether the President told him were such obstinate people. We can well under-personally that he would veta the bill, but the stand bow thoroughly unpleasant and unpopular Missnurl Representative was very frank la stating it would be to land American marines in order to his intimate friends that he had no doubt that to put down the Provisional Government and the measure would be vetoed. There is some (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.), restore the Queen; but when all is urged that Intimation that, accompanying the messge, will can be urged in behalf of frail statesmanship, it bax statement from the President that had there
Weihlen, April 718.. must be confested that the surrender of the been no other provision in the bill except that The tardy news of the riot in Tsouhsien, just President of the United States to the other inply providing for the colaage of the Selgnl-east of Chiringchop, has now come to the cars of President is not too dignified.”
arge it might have been considered favourably, your out-of-the-world correspondent. This was 20 Blend will probably Introdare another blil, anti-Christian rlot almed, it would seem, against the veta is sustalled, to cover the ground to the native_constituency rather than the foreign which the President finds no objection.
prelacy. Indeed, it le not quite certain which till has practically ceased, for throughout the the Protestant missionaries who passed through All talk of Blasention in the Cabinet over this side la the conflict cast the first stone. One of
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MARBLE-TOP WASHSTANDS and DOES- of foundation for the talle of the resignations of uncomfortable time till I entered the city itself, SING TABLES, BEDROOM FURNITURE. There I found every inn closed against me, the CHILDREN'S COTS. &c, BATH-ROOM city piscarded against the 'foreign devily and REQUISITES, LADYS OUTING CHAIR, their religion, the people ready to jeer and Insult, COOKING UTENSILS, all the gentry of the district living in the chy ready &0., to to fluence the case, and, in short, when I got out Catalogues will be issued prior to Sale. On of the city (which I did without much delay) I | View from Friday, the 27th in tant, felt that X bad had a narrow excap: from mob
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Caprivi will postpore bis visit to Carlsbad uail Emperor William's return. The Empress and the three children after leaving Abbazia will
WASHINGTON, March 16th. proceed to the palace of Wilhelmshoe, near assigned to the command of the Pacific station, Admiral fehn G. Walker, who has been Cartie, and from there the imperial family has not left Washington, being detained to receive 'proceed to the bland of Bagfen, In the Baltic, his fastracilons. They are now in course of rendercy of the bill at the White House: the the troubled dissiet Just afterthe slot reports:TRESSES, HANDSOMELY CARVED TEAK to Excellen: Style at short notice. order to enjoy sa bathing..
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for this important command, is taking an trips. Emperor William will meet Emperor active interest in their definition. It la expected Franz Joseph on board the yacht Chriitable at the Admiral will be able to receive the instruc Flame.
tons in time to leave Washington.the day after 10-morrow, and will take the steamer of April 5th from San Francisco for Honolulu.
The courts bave authorized Felda, Emin Pasha's daughter by an Abyssinian woman, to assume the name of Emloa as family name, thus enabling her to inherit the large property Jeft by Fmia Pitha,
Colonel Natimer, commender of the Cavalry Brigade of which the Prince of Wales is honorary chic, & friend of the Prince of Wales, and or of the most accomplished cavalry officers In the German Army, died to-day of heart disease.
Alter Els holiday, Capilvi is to place himself 10 the hands of Professor Koelz of Marborg to
be treated for diabetes.
HIO JANEIRO, March 24th. Peixoto is mobilizing the National Guard, and is sending additional troops to meet General Savilya.
Admiral in Melto declares that Peixoto Intenda to resign the Presidency into the hands of Seahor Prudente Morzar before the expiration of his term in November next.
BRUSSELS, March 24th, King Leopold presided to-day at a Cabinet Council, and vainly endeavoured to persuade Pre- mier Bernaert to withdraw his resignation.
The Etoile Bilge says the King has accepted the resignation of the Premier and of M. de Jenean, the Minister of Justice. The other Ministers, according to the newspaper mentioned, are to retain their portfolios,
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ROME, March 16th.
A serious zlot took place at the village of Montedoro, In the Province of Caltanlietta, Siclly, to-day. A number of workmen became involved in a quarrel, which rapidly spread until the whole village was mixed up in it. The police attempted to quell the disturbance, and as a result many were infared on both sides. The rioters were finally dispersed.
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NEW YORK, March 26th.
The Herald's dispatch from Rio Janelen says: The Government of Portugal has replied to the demand of President Peixota for the surrender of the insurgents, who sought an asylum on their vessel after the surrender in Rio harbour. Portugal refuses to surrender them. She mata- tains that if she were to comply with the demands of the Brazilian Government it would ba contrary to the principles of humanity and opposed to all precedents of international law established in similar cases.
BUENOS AYRES, March 16th,
The Portuguese war ships Mindello and Albuquerque, with Admiral da Gama and the other Brazilian insurgent refugees on board, have arrived at quarantine here. Owing to the presence of yellow faver at Rio they will be quarantined. It is the general expectation here that the vessels will in a short time proceed to Europe, taking with them all the Brazilian officers....
BRUSSELS, March 16th,
CHICAGO, March 24th. Pomeroy, the Herald's London correspondent, sends the following: I have learned, on the best authority, that the Queen has offered Mr. Girdstone an extidam, elther for himself or for his wife, but be has declined any such honors, desiting in this matter, he informed her majesty, to follow the example of his "plitical master, Sir Robert Peel, who refused similar dininctions in 1645, and they were again declined by Lady Feel in 1850 after her husband's death.
** BUDA PISTH, March 24th. The upper house of the Hungarian Diet to-day, after eulogies on Kossuth, passed the resolutions to his memory adopted by the lower kouse
The appointment of Mr. Thomas Shaw as yesterday.
Solicitor-General for Scotland, made vacant the PERNAMBUCO, March 24th.
sest of the Hawick Burghs in the House of Com- The news that Pefrolo has revived the monk, and necessitated an electios in that Imperial decrees of 1838 and 1851 has reached Parliamentary district, Mr. Shaw was opposed here and is causing great excitement, Some of by Mr. Fullerton (Untapist). The vote stood the inhabitants of this State believe that the Shaw, 3,303; Fullerton, 2,553. Liberal majority, decree might be stretched so as to cover many 647. This is an increase of 76 on the majority prominent people in the district, as well as giving of the list cleciton. In 1886 the Liberal majority the Government power to execute without à trial | was only 30, some of the foreign residents who may be The Times to-morrow will contain a dispatch pected of having been in sympathy with the from its correspondent at Montevideo, saying insurgents,
that Idarte Borda, the newly elected President of MONTEVIDEO, March 24th. Uruguay, is unpopular, but it is conceded that The Portuguese warship having Admiral da he has honest and economical tendencies, and Gama and the other insurgent refugees on
that he may govern_ssilsfactorily if he fa not board arrived here to-day. The authorities refuse influenced by ex-President Herrera Yobes. The to allow the warships to enter the quarantine general condition of Uruguay shows improve- station. It is thought probable the Portuguese meat over the condition last year. ships will now proceed to Buenos Ayras,
M. de Barlet, who has been charged by the King to reconstruct the Ministry, will, in addition Minister of the Interior and Public Instruction, to assuming the Premiership, retain the office of
which he previously held. M. da Nanyer has been appolated Minister of Finance, which portfolio was held by ex-Premier Bernaert in addition to the Premiership M. Bezjerem has been appointed_Miulster of Justics lá, place of M. Le Jeune. There has been no change in the other Cabinet officers.
LONDON, March 2yik;
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BUENOS AYRES (Argentina), March 27th. One of the warships of President Peixoto landed a body of marines on Saturday last in the Argentine part of Homiguera, who forcibly rrowed a Bezzillan merchant vessel which had teen seized by Argentine customs officers an *. charge of smuggling. The Argentine Govern meat ban demanded immediate restitution of the vessel and smple.apologies from Brazil.
Meanwhile her forces stationed at Conception, a town in the state of Entfe Rlas, about 160 miles north of Bognos Ayres, have been ordered to concentrate on the Brazilian frontler near Santo Tome under Colonel Sarmiento,
Admiral Mello has succeeded to raising a loam of 2,000,000 franes for the insurgent Provisional Government.
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thousand easy. At this poful in the case a committee of natives waited upon the walter, and besought his interference. Seelag that was nothing more than a case of blackmail levied Irrespective of the "doctrine," I explained that it was not within my rightful farlediction to pass judgment, or dietate to the native magis- frate how to proceed, but would report in two prianner. By dint of a little detective work, the days whether any aid conld be afforded the writer was sailsfied that the prisoner was involved in the affair merely for the sake of his money, and so ventured to welte a private letter to the official stating that the man had no violaus Habile, and making that the facts be MACAO carefully ascenuined In this case. A very
"Astay and FORMOSA polite reply from the magistrate assured me that he had examined the prisoner and FOOCHOw was convinced that he was innocent of any SHANGHAI
Da Gama is soffering from wounds received is the last attack upon Nietheray, during which he had his left arm broken, and was shot through the neck. Hais confined to the Captain's berth, unable to speak, and is anxious to proceed to Europe for medical treatment,
The majority of the other rebels on board ex Desterro, the seat of Admiral Mello's Provisional Frees their determination to start at once for Government, and there rejoin the revolutionary forces.
A French steamship to which the Mindalle attempted to transfer Admiral da Gama on the high seas, that be might be carried to Europe,
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The reporter of the Associated Press kas taken great pains to learn If there was any basis of urah in the report cabled to the United States part in the fate of the beggar. The man was at & NORTH- in regard to the revival by Peixoto of the impe-ence released. The plain moral of this tale is - KRN PORTS) sial decrees of 1838 and 1851. relating to the that the magistrates are not necessarily at the JAPAN treatment of foreigners or naiives who set up a bottom of all the abuses in their yamƐns, and revelt. No one here knows anything about it, do not as a sple iesent the bond fida suggestions BAROKOK and it can be positively said that no decree has of third party, even if he be a foreigner. ever been issued by Peixoto ordering executions | Of course the greatest care must be taken without the forms of trial
not to appear to be interfering with authority A general southward movement of the Governrested by law in the Chinese powers that bo," ment troops in the State of Sao Paulo is
The solar eclipse of the 6th last, was duly announced. It is believed that the rebels are chterved through smoked glass and a hazy sky. General Saraiva has fled to Uruguay. The calling upon all patriotic subjects to pray for.a relresting. An afternoon paper declares that The usual proclamation was posted beforehand defeat of General Salgado is confirmed.
propitious outcome of the celestial confilci,—N, C. Daily New
BERLIN, March 27th. Mulbauser, Alatce, has been suppressed by the The Volk: Zeltung, socialist newspaper of authorities for publishing an article lacking to is hatred. This action has caused considers.
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BANGKOK, foth April. The absence of the King and the Crown Prisce from the annual "drinking" of the oath of allegiance has been the subject of much com- ment. This is the first year since His Majesty came to the throne that he has been absant from
The Brazilian Minister has received the fol- lowing from Rio: "There is absolutely no truth in the statement that prisoners, have been The coffine containing the remains of the wife executed without trial. The recent decres only and daughter of Louis Kossuth were exhuised | referred to military tribunais und arimes and · täis suremony.
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