Russia's Many Troubles A Partial Assassination Report
London April 3 report says an assassination attempt on the Czar was only partly successful. In St Petersburg 600 students arrested as university unrest closes institutions. Moscow sees widespread arrests and expulsions. petitions on fees and equality ignored by officials. In Charkoff 67 students arrested. order restored. Telegraph says peasants rise in Riаzon and unrest spreads to Finland and Poland with gendarmes deployed.
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Mexico Congress opens as Diaz notes peaceful relations
City of Mexico via Galveston April 2. President Diaz reports peaceful internal and external relations and expects good effects from Pan American and Maritime Congress deliberations. He cites US apology over Mizner remarks, protests over Apache prisoners near the border, and US refusal to cede Lower California. He praises packet post with England and Mexico’s strong credit, urging government retrenchment.
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Conservative Election Victory in Windsor Amidland Irish Bill Debate
In Windsor parliamentary race Barry for Conservative won with 1522 votes over Grenfell Liberal on 972. The last Windsor contest saw the Conservative unopposed. Earl Spencer spoke at Skipton criticizing Balfour land purchase bill and urged a local Ireland buffer with Home Rule. Lord Randolph Churchill questioned scale and debt risks of large Ashbourne style holdings. Emin Pasha accepted German service in Zanzibar, to earn 5000 a year, leaving Bagomoyo with troops. Roebery noted, reception mixed. Rosebery predicted Liberal reunion and Irish issue resolution. Servia- Bulgaria tensions risk rupture, Russia cited as meddler.
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Emperor and Bismarck interview on dukedom title
Berxig April 2 Vossische Zeitung reports the farewell interview in which the Prince declines the dukedom of Lanenberg and chooses to live in history under the family name he created. The Emperor insists the honor is irrevocable and the prince need not bear the title personally. Easter lilies and Mrs Amelia Barr’s new story The Household of McNeil highlight this week’s New York Ledger.
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FACING THE SILVER STORM: Eastern Stand Against Silver Inflation
Washington April 2. In a detailed view of silver politics the article notes a strong Eastern push against free coinage and silver inflation led by Congressman Andrew of Boston and Mr Fitch of New York. It discusses Democratic and Republican tensions, potential presidential veto risks, and the strategic need for Eastern Republicans to unite with Eastern Democrats to block silver legislation.
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Gloucester Opposes Moving Fish Commission to Agriculture
In Gloucester on April 2 a large Board of Trade meeting condemned Senator Paddock's Senate proposal to place the Fish Commission under the Department of Agriculture. Members urged preserving the Commission's independent status, boosting its finances, and resisting duties on fresh fish from American vessels. A three member committee will forward resolutions to Senators and Representatives urging defeat of the bill.
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Prohibition Split Marks State Republican Convention
Des Moines Se April 2 The anti Prohibition Republicans held a State convention with 196 delegates from fifteen counties present. Resolutions declare allegiance to general Republican principles while condemning prohibition as a failure and call for all references to it to be removed from party platforms.
Shipping arrivals and origins list from Atlantic ports
At various ports and dates ships arrived from London Boston Bremen Baltimore and other hubs. Vessels named include Athos Elbe Panama Manningham Thingvalla Tower Hill Otranto Prussian and Colorado with origins and dates such as April 1 2 and March 31 noted for New York Limerick Hull Glasgow Hamburg and Poston.
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Playing with Loaded Dice in Senate Way Out
Washington April 2 The Republican programme to fortify the party with additions from without faced vigorous push in Congress. In the Senate Hoar urged seating Montana claimants while House leaders pressed Idaho admission. Democrats denounced the plan as cynical electoral manipulation favoring business, with Idaho and Wyoming gaining four Senate seats over Massachusetts.
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Idaho Admission Debate Highlights House Session
The House passed a measure aiding vessels in distress near U S and Canada and then moved to Idaho statehood. Debates featured Mr Dorsey urging Idaho admission, with opposition from Mormons over anti polygamy provisions. Idaho advocates, including Mr Dubois, argued for territorial statehood amid broader national ideals.
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