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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
WBo WILL SUCCEED SENATOR cHAcE'

NO DECISION REACHED IN THE PRELiMlNAHA
pA11or OF THE RHODE ISLAND ASSEMBLY.
Providence, r. L, March 90 Cspeciap.-The prenm' p',
,arv ballot for United states Senator to-day rstoo
almost exactly as predicted in these dispatches yes
terdav. Nathan f. Dixon bad twenty two votes III
the senate and nineteen in the House George feSoouS
Wetmore had five votes in the Senate ana tweh'9-
three IN the House. Added together this gives DlAon
fovty.one and Yetrnore twenty-eight votes Chiei
Justice Durfee had five votes Judge COLT SIX n. n l.
goddard. FIVE; Governor Taft two; olney Arnon
fDem sixteen there were three scattering ana three
abseuteos. No candidate had q majority OF Doth
houses SO that the two branches win come tose'nor
tomorrow and vote In grand committee
The Wetmore adherents, although their csnuua'o
is appsrentIy, In tho rear are jubilant over the
prospect They expect TO have at least ntty-t"o
RapubIicaa votes for Mr wetmore bcfoEe many sal
lots arc taken tomorrow. Fiftyh votes ara neees
sary TO elect II there IS full Legislature. Ihey
claim that Dixon has poed hts full strength today
and hold mat the wetmore men arc for Wetmore 70
the end and that the scattering votes VIII como 70
him. The Democrats expect TO vote for Arnold lor
one mr. two ballots more The Journals opposiuon
o Wetmore has given them pause In their plan 10 go
for wetmore IN body, although they stl may do So
II Dixon gains a few votes on the INST OalOt 70
morrow. as his supporters predict, his chances are
favorable but II his vote remains at standsui' Oh
,,1,s OF II will either be wetmore dark horse.
Exspeaker L. H. Wilson Is said 10 DO tne mah Ia siiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
RESPECTABLE WoMEN as SHoPLIFTERS
ARRESTED AND TAKEN TO POLICE HEAD

ARRESTED AND TAKEN TO POLICE HEAD
oUARTERs-ARE THEY KLEPTOMANIAcsi
superintendent Crawfori, OF MoCrcery's drygoods
store at broadway and Eleventh-st yesterday after
noon took special notice of two stylishy dressed
women who we're going from counter to counter e1-
aminIng Foods Their actions aroused his suspicious
and he watched them. Finally, hc saw one OF the
vomen take small article OF lewelry
and slip Il into her pocket. Keeping an eye
on thAn, Mr. Crawford sumomncd Detectives
Hickey and Lanthicf, who had just come INTO tho
store and had the women arrested They were indig'
nant and protested their innocence but were com
PEELED 10 submit TO being searched. Tho following
articles wore found In their possession: EgAt al
undershirts ono gold lacepln, pair OF SIN hose
three pair OF braeelcts and roll OF satin rtopon.
The two women almost went Into Mysteries Wneh
confrouted with the evidences Of their CUNT
The frm decided 10 make complaint against mem
for shopHfting and tkcy were taken to Pohce hesu'
ouaytnrs Inspector Bynes talked with the prison
ers and got them to confess their guilt He learner
that they were both respectable married women.
oro gave her name as Mrs. SIollln Hardegg and
said she lived at No. los west Huy-hrss,,.st.
The other said she Mrs. kae MsEo
and gave her address as no oZe "cs "a "a
eiehtb@sL The former Is thirty-seyen years old ana
ths iatter thirty eight Inspector Byrnes asked them
Uhy they stole the things found on them.
Roth women broke down and vept They SAN they
Inspector Byrnes said that the husband OF MIS-
Hafdegc Is an artist, in coed standing and clrcnm.
stances He was sent for, and when he learned thAt
his vifo was t6 licked 1SSgg other iST pssoneTs S%
The Inspector says IS the wife Of po.toniee ohesi
who has held a responsible place for over twenS s
years. Tho Inspector thinks the women ~ ,r. tbis
inaniacs. They VIII be arralgned In court ini'
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
eARRErrS MEXICAN TRIP ABANDONED
PROBABLE ORIGIN OF A STORY THAT HE WAS
TO BE KIDNAPPED.

PROBABLE ORIGIN OF STORY THAT HE Was
TO BE KIDNAPPED.
Baltimore March 90 CspeciaD.-Ths information
published here to-day in special telegram to Tho
American from San Antonio, Tex of the discovery OF
plot to kdnap Robert Garrett on his trip to Mexico
caused a decided sensation 'Change and In CLUB
circles Definite information has been received from
the Garrett party at Thomasville Ca, to the ehect
that the trip the City Of Mexico has been abandoned
and that instead Mr.. Garrett will remain either IN
Georgia or Florida for few weeks longer and then re-
turn North It Is believed that Mr.. Garrett magines
that II he continues his journey he will be kidnapped
by the Rc rande brigands, and that he has refused 10
70 further than Florida. j. Swan Frick, the brotner
Inlaw OF Mr. Garrett said to-day that the family nero
had received no information Of conspiracy to hdnap
Mr. Garrett, and whom asked why the trip 10 MEXICO
had been abandoned he characterized the change OF
programme as "a very natural circumstance TO grow
out Of a pleasure trip" A member OF the banking
bouse OF Garrett g. Sons said that Mr.. Garrett had al
tered his route through OF the fancies known u
be an accompaniment Of his illhealth.
Various reports were circulated about town 'o'uaS
concerning Mr. Garrett Of which was that ne hao
become much worse and that his physician had decioe
TO keep him in some quiet place in Georgia or Fioroa
untr be was able 10 bear the return journey
Mrs. Garrett Is at her country home' upianuS'
Baltimore County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
nps REYNOLDS PROMPTLY AceUTrrEn


The form of trial gone through win yss'e,uy -
the case OF Mrs Jessie Reynolds the wire oi III .,
~ ,e,roias who was indicted charge o. pfssenns
a tass claim against insuEnnee company, tno Auso
,a tried recently in tho Court Of Oyer ana snu
vas aoouItted The evidence against the husoanu VIZ
stronger than that against the wife. ana assistant asre
Attorney Fitzgerald willing 20 recommend oAisss,
ot the Indictment against Mrs Reynolds Lne
-, NJ. REYNOLDS however, insisted on tfia oetore
u,v IN order that tho case might be finally decided MIS-
eypods was accordingly arairned before fcord sny.a
s.,sy,sav mornna and Jury was empansiied Mr.
s.IA oxrlo,ned tho circumstances no offered IN
Inc estimon, taken In the case Of Dr. Reynods
and 4 was admitted by consent but wss no. fsaa % e
jury. M Fitzseraid reeoInmenaea 'A1s w s"'
n verdict OF aeauittal be rendered
Fx.Iuape Van verst and John D. Townsend appeared
for Mrs reynolds Mr.. Townsend made rev remarks,
na Racorer snyth advised tho jury % aequt Ayefdies
- not guilty was entered The proceedings occupied
only few minutes while tho trial Of DR. Reynolds was
urotrneted over several weeks the lawyers TOT hss.
desired 70 establish arm basis for civil suits
=, damages against the corporation whieh nsasaed shs
proceedings against her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
an EMBEzzLERs AWFUE CRIME.
WHILE OUT ON BAIL HE MURDERS HIS WIFE
AND TWO DAUGHTERS.

WHILE OUT ON BAIL HE MURDERS HIS WIFE
AND TWO DAUGHTERS.
Guelph, Ont, March 26.-W. A. Harvey, book
keeper for J. w. Lyon, and at one time an ac-
countant for q. r. O. ClarlSson, Of Toronto, was
arrested this morning for embeEzling $4,000 from
his employer He was shortly aftefw8rd let out
on bail In the forenoon Harvey purchased q
revolver. This afternoon the Chief Of Police
visited Harvey's home. The chief found the house
locked, but by raising a window at the back OF
tho house, he made his way inside. He went
upstairs, where the first object he saw was Har-
vey's daughter of twelve years lying on the hoor
of the front bedroom with her head in pool OF
blood. A bloody hole in her head told the means
by Which she had met her death. In back
bedroom he found Harvey's eldest daughter lying
beside bed, also dead. The Chief
went downstairs, and in a clothes
room of the kitchen he found Mrs
Harvey stretched at full length with q similar
bullet wound. Further search through the house
revealed nothing more, and no trace was louhu
Of the author OF the dreadful triple murder tlar-
vey went to the Central School at about Ii ociooN
this morning and took his youngest daughter
home. He was seen driving toward tho Sehaw
station, and it is thought he may have taken a
train for Toronto. Harvey was the superintend-
dent OF the Sunday-school Of ST. Georges Church.
His motive for committing the triple murucr %
unknown. .os.oa
Toronto, Ont, March 2e.-fIarvey was arrested
here this evening by Detective Black: lie was
standing unconcernedly at King. and fonge Sis sls'
smoking cigar when arrested. lie had new I'VE
chamber red revolver with three empty caTtrlngsss
recently discharged and two chambers SUN =.
his son, who works In the city, asking him 10 WaIt
downtown and stay with him over nlgnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
80 a.rrrs rHIr oosr sQo. GOO.

Waterloo Iowa, March 2o'-Judgo LNheue ~.
sson n he latest phase Of the apparently
Jones County calf case was filed yesterday he oses
ruIed the motion of the defence for verde. aeanss
the plaintiff the special findings o. ne a. Z, GOO
sna rosts which WIN amount to $500 or more me
on,v ons ~ The seven defendants who was nempteo
frsm the judgment was Harmon Kollar, and ne oeo e
,sst .vsek The defence VIII take the case to the
s,nveme court on the claim that the special nndings
of he Jury were the effect that tho dsien asns Wsle
se,,,s undsr sdyice of counsel when thny had tho
-, ss ,a.c.sa IN 1874 for larceny, The four calves
tbsh we're the origin OF this trouble wiz have cost
aver Spo 900 when tho case Is ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
AMERICAN BELL TELEPHONE CoMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING IN BosToN-eRowTH OF
THE BIG MONOPOLY.


THE BIG MONOPOLY.
Boston. March e6.-Tbe annual meeting OF tho
American Bell Telephone Company was held to-day
While tho baoting for directors and other officers was
In progress the annual report was read. IL says
Your directors believing that part Of the income from
,ovalteS should be treated capital have uanhe1eo
ssoo 900 from the surplus for the year 10 reserve
account The company earned in the year A.4o per
cent on the stock has assets Of e26s per share he
lona distance service has extended from Albany 70
puaalo and new lines have been built from Chicago 70
milwaukee and from Boston 10 Providence AaaiuonS
polsIine has been built New.H Haven TO NeWfoTE
About 20 100000 been spent long distance ineN
which now comprise 28o69 miles OF wire. The gross
earnings Of the year R3,s6b11bi EXPENSE
81 ISo s13; net eamings s2+142o6; total oViaehas'
al 7se s78 Deduetng for general depreeiaaon
the surplus account remains the same as hst year
az 2so35 Tho reports Of the nifty licensed 'eephoh0
companies within the United States show STEADY increase
of business and q conservative management
The report was accepted. The result OF tho paho''
ing shows the election OF the following officers CierA,
Charles E Hubbard; treasurer, William X DrFeI'
directors Francis Blake, Stanton Blake U r. boW W
ditch George l.. Bradley, Alexander CocMane, WIZ
lam n Forbes, Charles Y. Hubbard, Gardner W.
Hnhhard John T. Hudson, Charles II. PERKINS, Inoihss
sanders and Howard stockton. Tho only chAnkc u
the election Of stanton Blake In the place OF CD@Ds
C1app.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
EMPEROR WILLIAMS GIFT TO A HOSPITAL.

EMPERUR WILLIAh . " "H1 : 49,. c,,,or,or 90
baltimore, March 2o.-siser Beneacts' eupel,Or =,
the new city Hospital being erected os' a,eo co.
.". 'nO s,s TO-DAY received a check for 800, tor-
1'a,deS nv Emperor william of Germany for tho oene
a. ., The institution letter accompanied tho ght
nom Fmn Heydenreich, Acting Imperial uerman
consul, explaining the object fo' which his maiesS
had transmitted the money. 1t Is understood tns e
an IS tho result of report made by Consul Heyaeh
reich 10 the Foreign olce at Berlin at the request VI
the latter to name some institution IN baiunOt0
.ist ,rom Tho Emperor of Germany would be accept
80 rrho roonev will be used TO furnish room IN
tse new building whom completed, which VIII DO
named in honor OF the Emperor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
yur o,rryoRsIA ! GOLD BgBHLE PRIoKED.

ssr nisro. Cal, March 20 Special Reports from
ne new digsings at santa Clara Lower California,
have BEEN extremely conflicting Of late some re-
turned prosvectors su assert that the plseers would
pay good wages even to inexperienced men General
Torres. ocserner OF sonora, who has made cafcmi
exAnjnstlon Of tho ground, pffsks the puoDie o-s3
r ,se fol,orins message 70 the Mexican Consul Me-
yaldesnina. AZ mis- city: Please publish through
ne uross Of San Diego that the richness sf the saaa
Clara plsocrs has besh much exsggeistcd. None but
prsctics, rasners scambrsznoE nfd gold PossLpy
new discoveries may DO 1aade but 70 aas 'ae S'Ass"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
SMASH Up ON A SOUTHERN Road.
Fatal COLLISION ON THE EAST TENNESSEE

FATAL COLLISION ON THE EAST TENNESSEE
AND vIRGINIA-NEw.YoRKERs HURT.
Atlanta Ca, March 2e--An East Tennessee VIZ
gnia and Georgia souhbound passenger train moving
at a speed of forty miles an hour was in collision WIN
freight train twenty miles south Of Atlanta thlsstter
noon. Engineer Gillon, Of the passenger fTan' was
killed Tho engineer of the freight train, both hre'
men and both conductors were hurt Tho bagsaSe-
master and express agent were bruised. r. T. VIII
son. Of New-York: l. S. Hydemau, OF New-York;
Jake5 Dart Of Brunswick and 4. j. Lyle, OF Atlanta
nnssengers Mcre injured, mono seriously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
rn prpRpsRnr ooNNEor1CUr.

u,rtsori. March 26.--GovernOr BulReey has ap-
,o,ntod Jonathan Trumbu Of Norwich, commits
.Ioner 10 represent the state at the washington In
aTglral Centennial Mr.. Trumbuh takes inc p,aco ne
~ y,o,...or Y & Dana of Yalc, resigned ana IKE
OF naDa "a great grandson of Governor Jonathan
TrnmbuIi, the friend Of Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
~ REOPEN THE KENTUCKY HANDIoAP

TO REOPEN THE KENTUCKY HANDioAF.
rortsv,IIc March 28-President Clark. Of the Louis
,,r,s Jockev Club, has announced that he VIII reopen
tbs Kentucky Handicap, receive new entries ana as
sIup new weights. He takes this COURSE because IN
maNtng up his list of entries and weights seereasy
p,cc accidentally omitted EGInont, Macbeth H. sner
,rnod and Potecn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
Raso1LLY LAwYER PUNISHED.

Chicago, March e6-Chasies J. Beatne 'ne iass., y
who procured fraudulent divorce tOr Mrs. aus -, :.
Gordon. was found guilty OF contemp. VI - ,hs
-. r.,,t.son ma morning and sentenced TO me
county iaIi for ono year ana 70 pay A'ie '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
THE YORKTOWN DELIVERED TO NAVAL oFFToBRs

THE YORKTOWN DELIFbhED TO wv an y. %. = =
philadelphia March 26.-The gunboat yorktown mas
haen delivered 10 tho naval authorities at League
island. Everything about tho Yorktown Is nnished
except the electric lighting plant for which tnete
win be reservation Of $1,000 until the cieetr'c
lighting is completed and tested.
washIngton March 2e.-biessrs. Cramp q sons nave
informed the Secretary Of the Navy OF @ ,noa Asi 20
t 80 Tho conditions on which the Yorktown Is TO
hs .ccsnted good deal OF pressure is being brouga
to bear naval officers to secure SCas os superior
tSaman1s sn2 because Of her hne officers QuarIers
and generally good spaos ao b% ScSDa
Sasadwiek' now attached to the American Legauon
In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
WEDNESDAY, MARCH a7 lsss.-TEN PAGES.

found do not justify the excitement that has been
rely on new discoveries but about this there Is no
certainty A. q. Rockfellow, OF this city, trust
worthy man and Forty. nlnerp reports that quartz
ends src numerous extensive and apparently proms-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
poHaEp 4 CHICK on HBW.roRK BANK.

Memphis March ee-on March IL J. T. has'inss,
.r sI,saed travelling salesman Of a Nsw.York hrm
which deals in laundry machinery, passed . iorsea
check for ESQ the clerk Of & The pssSSy & and %as
~ a +Ss Importers and Traders, Bank OF heW-iorA'
IL IL wa reirrned today and declared forgery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
TUE o,,ppEc JEsTIIrs' ESTATES ACT.

Iond,n. March GA memorial from the Protestant
Alliance was presented to-day to Lord knutsord Soc
rey Of state for the Colonies asking the Government
TO dsalIow the Quebec Jesufts Eststss act lar. Lo as
Enntsfori saId that the matter rested entirely Win t
CANADIAN government 20 which the memona Woulo
he forwarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

THIRTY PERSONS DROWNED PROM STEAMER.
Manila, March 2e.-The Spanish mall steamer
Mindauao has been sunk BY collision with the Spanish
steamer vlsayas. Thirty of her crew ana p1SsOns.,s
wero drowned. The visayaS has arrived at Menila
IN a bsdiy damaged condition. Both vesse| "oie
engaged 10 the local trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
n,roKyn BALpWIN's PLANS FOE THE FUTUhE'

"LUOKYn BALDRIN'B PLAFS FOE TIE n0aIa.
fChtcago March 26.--A dispatch from Los Angeles
.ys asInoky, BALDWIN passed through the city last
nrht On his way from his stockrsneh at santa Anita
=. g., Franeisco lie told reporter that this woaln
:. h,s last season ON tie turf. In June he VIII sell
~. ysarnes and In future will devote his attention
10 breeding and selling his yeariings IN hew-iorh
S.. yI. says his two-year-oids now et the ranch
~ ha hsst he ever owned and give great promise i9r
she %tnre Yoiante has recovered and VIII tram tns
yesr THE best Of the twoyearolds arc uonu"s''
Sgeo and San Diego'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

MR. vANpERBILTs YACHT AT GENOA S! A..
London. March ce.-W. X. SannorDh's
arrived at Genoa on Sunday last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
NO DANGER OF RIoTING on THE IsTHMUs.

washington, March 26.-Under the date OF Aspin
wall. March IS, Captain Howell, Of the Atlanta, In
forms the Navy Department that there Is no longer
any danger Of riotng In5urrecton on tho lsthnuS
The destitute laborers arc of smaller number ah mas
bcen eported and all are quietly taking advantage OF
the transportaton offered by their Governments only
about seventy five had been shipped by the United
state Consul. who considered that thefo was ho
Ion0ep any likalihOod of trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

PROCLAIMED CROWN PRINCE OF BOUMANIh.
Ruebarest March oe.-Klng Chariess nephew
Prince Ferdinand. has been proclaimed Crown Prince
Rolmana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
.ou,,r, ,,r rprrr nr M. RouYIER,s oPPosITIoN

PASSED IN SPITE or NJ RoUVIERs OPPUoIIIoN ''N
Paris. March e6.-The Chamber Of Deputies "-oAs,
nv vote of ss7 to 1877 adopted resolution IN iAsor
Of the introduction Of bin to reorgAnN' no
Trcasuper.Generaps Department. IN spite OF the opp'
siti0n OF NJ Rouvier Minister OF FINANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
carrAmEs rHRrArENNo roRHoNERI

Gan Frapcisco March 26-The Occidental ana
ersutsi steamer Arsbc arrived late LAST night bring
ing Hong Kong news TO February % and Yokohsma
sdxioes to March IL. In shanting the sntiforeign
excstsnent runs high. On February %, at Chefoo,
tkS xnrupeans feared attack from mntnous troops.
II va& reportod that the Chinese troops were meeting
at the fort and that the nutineers proposed marching
against the custom House and othcr places. AS no
man-ofswar was there intense excitement prevailed.
No attack wss mads, however
A missionary from Chi Hal Va states that the
Oxinsss IN that city have posted plssards outside
vsrisus foreign residences, informing tho tenants that
tkoy intend 70 massacre sil Christians before long
Tho rebels are supposed 10 nambcr 2Coo. On
rebruary 3D. 500 soldiers scat to intercept tbeD,
but could nnd indications Of tho enemy, who are
elsu posed 70 have gone inland.
be Chinese authorities declare the reports OF famine
n Central China are exaggerated Great s1ffering
3 sdnistsd TO exist IN the northern provinces.
GREAT BRITAIN AND THE SLAVE TRADE
I0ndcu, Marrh ee-1bs House Of Commons to-
rsAt sdoptsd resolution declaring that the Govern
Snt should ascertain whether the Powers arc willing
10 nst Ia oenfsfenee 70 dsesiss thc question Of the
supyrsssieA q ths slave traae'
= GRHAx nouTAEeisT BANQUET 10 BE HELD
rsxSs, Mar<h 26.--Ths Bouiasfgsst Committee has
6se(tsd y eys erand banquet In ths ssJis Wsg1am
- 10 f1yiss % ths members u the Reyisionist
osnfttsss of tie pcpaa<ipent OF the Seine. Covers
rs $ lxsd lar a,ooo guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27
rHR IEsIurs ESTATE plLL.

Ottawa, Ont, March 28.-whcn the o'Drion resolu
tions were called up in the House OF Commons ths
aftsruoon Colonel ~ Bren moved the following reso-
luton:
That I'm the opinion this House the passage OF me ae
By the Legislature Of Province OF Quebec entitled
act respectng the settlement Of the Jesuit Estates 10 Dc
yond the power Of that firstly because IL endows
from public funds RELIGIOUS organization thereby volat
inc the unwrit,en but undoubted constitutional principle
Of the compete separation Church and sse and OF the
absolute equality Of ali determinations peioFe 'ne nav
secondly because IL recognizes the u'urpation OF IN"
right by foreign aathorfty namely the Pope or one'
to claim his consent was necessary % empower e
ressfon OF se cnttie
eonafn because the acs ia made 10 depend upsn
the will and the appropriation Of the Hrnt thereby MADE
s subject to the control Of authority and thirdly
because tho endowing the Society Of Jesuits an sen
secret and polcoreeious body is frsue with danger
10 the civil and religious liberties Of the people Of CaadA
And this House therefore prays that his Exceleney wiz
be gracously pleased 70 diaslow said act
Mr.. Barron followed, and declared that the jesuit
bill waS an encrosohment the rights Of Proestants
He then dealt with the constitutional aspect Of the
case and said that by allowing the Jesuit Act the Pope
was officially recognized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-27

HOLLAND PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RULER.
The Hague March 26-Upon the assembling OF tho
lower House of Parliament to-day the Prime Minister
announced that the Cabinet had decided that the King
was incapacitsted for carrying on the Government,
and had communicated this decision TO the State
Council Tho declaration of the Council In the MAYER
ia now awaited.