Connecticut Dispute Leaves Senate Meeting Uncertain Outcome
Hartford Conn March 31 The Senate committee on settlement bills held little conference after adjournment and a disagreement is expected to be reported tomorrow. Democratic leaders caucused at the capitol but offered no details while Judge Morris conferred with leaders. Both branches are to meet tomorrow as the outlook remains uncertain.
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Late Ship News from New York and Chatham
New York reports arrivals and clearances for March 31 including scrapped Bertha E Glover and steamers Spree Lucy P Miller and others bound for Bremen taracoa Liverpool and London. Primula collided with wreck Utopia. fore peak water. Chatham winds northeast to southeast with multiple steamers and tugs passing north and south amid threatened weather and shoal activity.
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Does It Mean War With Italy Loom Over U S
The Italian minister Baron Fava presented his recall letter to Secretary Blaine as diplomatic relations are severed after Rome denounces the New Orleans killings. The recall follows long jeers over assurances of justice and an indemnity demand, triggering cabinet debate and mass public interest in a potential war scare.
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Unprecedented March Death Toll in Chubcaco
The grip epidemic in Chubcaco caused a sharp rise in fatalities through March with about 3200 deaths recorded. Public health officials report the month as the city’s deadliest on record and urge preventive measures.
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Bonaparte Family Names Victor Head of House at Moncalieri
At a Bonaparte family meeting in Moncalieri Prince Victor was formally recognized as head of the house with Prince Louis’s assent. Prince Louis will resume service in the Russian Army.
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Earl Granville Dies After Operation in London
London reports Earl Granville died from exhaustion after a bladder stone operation. Lord Rosebery succeeds to the Liberal leadership in the House of Lords.
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Recall of Baron Fava Faces Mixed Official Views
Washington March 31. A high government official says the recall of Italian minister Baron Fava stems from discontent rather than hostility to the Italian government. Another official notes precedents for recalls and suggests diplomatic remedies may avert war, with recalls rare for U.S. ministers. Port er, current U S minister to Italy, is seen as capable, while lawmakers discuss local reactions to crime and public order in New Orleans.
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Italy recalls minister lift war talk and strains ties
New York commentary field notes mixed reactions to Italy recalling its minister over the New Orleans incident. The Sun sees no war risk or rupture, while the Tribune cites prudence and diplomacy, and Il Progresso Italo-Americano warns of a serious step toward a possible rupture. London papers weigh the diplomatic stakes as April begins.
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New Haven Rail Officials Indicted Over Fatal Tunnel Collision
New York March. The New York New Haven and Hartford Railway Company directors were indicted by the Court of General Sessions for misdemeanor linked to the Feb. 20 Fourth Avenue tunnel wreck that killed six. Names include Chauncey Depew Leverett Brainard and others. 22 page indictment cites multiple counts accusing use of heated passenger cars with stoves instead of safer heating methods.
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