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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
yOryG DTAuDyD THIEF ARRESTED.

One Of the plate glass windows In Mrs lynchs
diamond and icwcry store, No. 917 broadway, was
smashed yesterday morning. and one tray p da y nd
rings and one tray Of watches. valued in all at 81 ioo
were stolen. The crash Of the glass aroused TIE watch
man i'm the store, and on opening the door hc Jaw u
young boy lifting a tray through the window. The
watchman grabbed the boy, brt The yonnrscr was TOO
WHY for him. and, throwing the watchnan down. ran
through Twenty second St. toward siAthavc. "Mccr
bradley. Of the Nineteenth Precinct, VIII" had heard
the crash and was hurryine to the scene. 81" the
boy running and gave chase. The young "lidoN
smaslIer caught and taken to thc Ilnftlrth ST.
police station, where he said That ne Wa' Ihpihh'
Farrell, eighteen years old. OF No. III Nacdoufil ST.
Farrell was taken Ia the jefferson Market Ipllcc
Court later In the day. and rcinanded DctrctNcs
Hayes, Bond and Kemp were detailed 10 lil"olS3ic
the case and arrested last night Daniel Mac"rdnO.
alias Dan the shOpliner.' AT No. 10 1hOmpsOn-st,
Oh suspicion Of being an accomplcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
cotn ATTEMPT ro nEs,rE cArrRrD THIEVES

Ncwiurg y. y. March II l>pcciall-Thc Cua'sai'N
sionr bridge, which spans the creek "f 'h"' h'"o
diyidln. thi, city from NewWindsor. has long been
the b,adanarfors Of the notorious Bridge Bandits
who have given the police much trouble. Yesterday
Two OF tie gang were arrested NJ the bridge ana tl'
morning Officers Koch and Dcpuy were sent there u
make further arrests. They captured william b'SN
and q. Ni,-cy~ Wclch. with whom they started Tor
the police station. The rest Of the gang followed tho
parry AZ .afc distance. with cooked revolver'' ana
demanded that the officers come to = matt N' '''
or,cr, declined To do the thieves opened hrc
being promptly answered hy the officers. 'ne bullet
from a bandits revolver struck Wcch In
ihr lr, and several narrowly missed the i"ltc' "l
tlc f2o oni,cr~ Il was broad daylight. and the
rr.ur took place. in a thorouslfirc he'ucnty travelled
Nearly AN the d" bandits" are young N'l'h b ci-hl'c
and ha, lust served term IN AhdiN fth''hN'lN
for y-.iult on ONecr >cNison's >o,t. VINO st'c c,l
d.ncr AGAINST The gang I'm Of their murder tF1l'
Ills brother. John Wclch. Is serving hNc year, III
sing sin. Tor breaking officer ToppineS Jaw WIN
hfi,klAf Ouc u the men arrested Nc>ttNN' pNn
sullivan WI, sent to Albany Pcnt"ntnfy ihi, morn
INK for -N months. Another, butscy koUcgt, VA
held for further cNdinluatun
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.,,,,v SENTENCED TO DEATH.

I,ucs l. Slocum, the wife murderer, was taken
hcfore Iudre MARITIME yesterday for scntcn .. TIL,
curt Of Appeal, had Just decided that the law under
r,ch he VA, To receive sentence was constitutional.
,,, the news Of the decision had not reached tho
General sessions building The sentence was the first
one pronounced in the General sessions under tho
new law slocum convicted Of killing his wife
Ellen I'm their rooms at no ia Roosevelt IT. lie
Wa, ,tolid and impassve while Judge MARITIME pro
uonnccd sentence and hc was not even disturbed "S
th. fan of A pair of handouts, which made ti' other
ucr,ons in the court start, at the most Impressive
moment when the Judge was closing his remarks.
Judce MARITIME said that slocum's trial had been
fair and that tha sentence which tho law Imposed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
SrNnING ARNS TO NEGROES.

Carlisle Penn. March II special -Con>'ieraole
excitement Wa created here today hN ''h>'l'ol'i
speech delivered in the pcnn~y yaua Contra! Methodist
Fui.copal Conference hy the Rev. Mr.. GRAY who =
connected with the Freedman, Ad and Education
Lianch ~ the south he said. I'm the course 'i Ills
speech when Tho cause Of the freedmen and southern
education wa, under discussion: The Nation 'tIid'
OVER ii, great illicglc. consciousness force ~ over
magazine which may At any moment destroy H..
H.. further stated that hc had pcr-oinl knowledge
that within month twelve Winchester iinc' nid n'fh
semi f., cOloird men IN the NoNtl. me hr'i
bcr- of the conference remarked thdt II ME- ihN ht1
.u,h know ledge A. he claimed he WAS under moral
obligation to inform the proper authorities, otherwise
he renders himself open fairly To the cAag5c OI D.S
All a,cOmplcc IN The crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
vorruryr FOX HIGH LICENSE ~ IOWA.

De, Moiuc-. Iowa. March II l>proia \ call was
issued to dav for state conference of Republicans who
want the prohbltOry law modified. Those la charge
Of the movement have been working II mp quietly h"'
they now have association, IN over forty Counties ana
,ncv have the name. of over 1000 Republicans Si-nci
T., thc roll. Thl, i, intended 10 be "A purely Ncpub
lcan movement. including Republicans who No'c "i'l
the party ON National issues. but oppose II on pr"
hihinn At the head of the movement l. eN N""Nc'n"r
kirhwood and following HIM are some "t the leading
Republicans Of the state. Including pf'''c'' Nu"""'
s,hool ,upcrntcndcnts and prominent business men.
They mr.. m favor modify Ing the law - A. ID retain
If where IL has proved success ana Substituting
high license where prohibition ha, been a iailui'.
Th, conference /, called for April and j. Intended ip
he only "A conference and not u mass '"nNchNph pu,
il i expected that zoo rPrcScn'hN' hcPuoA'''' A''
all part, of the state viii hc present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
RETIREMENT OF PRINCE BISMARCK.

Berlin. March 2l.-tcncral Caprivi the new
Chancellor, had conference today with Prince Is-
marck.
Vienna. March o1.-rhc onward calm I'm official
circles here concerning the change, which have taken
place In Berlin does coincide with the actual feel
ING in the highest quarters. Prince Bismarck was a
long proved ally Of Austria OF Genera, Capriv
nothing Is known. The high praises # his merit,
sounded by the German pres, are insinccrc and nm
trustworthy. The Emperor himself is REGARDED . the
real successor I'm the Chanccllorship. Ilc il f. a..
serted has temperament which causes appirAcr sion
of surprising and dangerous resolutions.
Par~. March nj" Lc XIX ~lcclc' as,crfs thaf
Count Won Munster. the German Auha- az pari..
Will succeed Count Herbert Bismarck a. German
Foreign Minister.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
A BRAZILIAN IRONCLAD LAUNCHED
HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PRESENT-THE

HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PRESENT-THE
RIO GRANDE G0vERNORsuIP.
Rio Janero. March 21.-Thc new Brazilian ironclad
Tamandare has been launched here President da Fon
SEGA and other high officials and the members of the
Diplomatic Corps witnessed the launching.
The resignation of the Governor Of Rio Grandc
do SUI which occurred in February. incident
almost equal in importance to Ministerial crisis
When the Republic was proclaimed the Office Of GOV
crnor of that State offered TO VScoun de pclotaS
Lieutcnant-Gcncr in the Army and a Senator Of
the Empire. and the Provisional Government appealed
To his patriotism induce him TO accept the appoint
ment it thought his prestige would be useful
to the Government. This prestige was principally
derived from the fact that the Vscoun then General
Camara commanded the Brazilian forces at the battle
Of Aquidaban in which the Dictator LopeS killed
and the Paraguayan war ended. In politics he had
always acted with the Liberal party, and in 1S5o he
held the portfolio of the War Department in the Min
stry of Senator Ssraiva In 1856 he at first the
leader of the dscontcntcd Army officers
Marshal Dcodoro being then NiccPrcsldeh'
and Acting President Of the Province of
Rio Grandc do sul. Had Pclotas been In Rio whci'
the monarchy ovcrthrown, it is by no means
impossible that he would have been made chief OF
the Provisional Government.
OF course, when he consented to he Governor oi
Rio (rande the Provisional Government congratulated
itself on valuable acquisition. Recently, now
ever. he has given umbIaSc TO the orIlhaI lcPun
cans in Rio trande They were di,pcascd to sc 1ec
Governors palace some OF his appointments. too.
not satisfactory to them. and they cenSured N,
allowing battalOns stationed at the state captil
to proclaim their commanders brigadier generals.
When II was learned that the original Republicans
was much conmotion in the state. Many Of the
troops sent tclcgrams to the General and state COY
ernc, oTsrmen, however decided 10 accept the
resignation of Niscount dc Pelotas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
4 rAl7HcrRrR ~ rorcHKrrrSrr DcNorNcrD

Touchkccp,c. March II l-pccial-" Doct"r" French
ha, been holding meeting, a. tAe Casino Rink 300 th,
civ hayin. ,A,crii-.i H. cure the -DA and lame And
blind and deaf ly the lnflns on ~ hand. john J..
Pratt % The Troy Morning Telegram entered ia
rink while the doctor wa, examining patient ta'
afternoon before large audience and. rising in nc
crowd. exclaimed loudly
would HE - d,nouncc this man fraud
and an impo~ior. llc Skipped from Ir'y owing at
the -nauer. owing f,- Dol, hail. and De owed mN
~pAlrr $50
At iln- the doctor rushed down fr'n The stand
and taking Nr i'-atf lt tho sleeve. ordered him io
leave Mr Pratt didn't rut.c hui repeated hi. sf,i"
ueni and then retired. NJ Pratt Is authority for t
assertion that Frcneh b, Only our Oi Tire nimr' N'
doctor travels under.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

was inst The law fixed the penalty, the Judge salo'
and he was simply the mouthpiccc Oh inc i""' INV
word, of the formal sentence were
James j. slocum. the sentence OF the court IS Una.
YOU suffer the punishment OF death as pIcscroga py
law for the crime of which you have been cohVlcteu
and the court doth appoint the week conlneittiS ,L
Monday the 18th day Of Nay next a' tne ~eeA Sa,," d
which the said sentence must be cNcculeu M. ,a.u
further order that you be taken to the City ll.pi,
whence you came. and. within ten day ai'cr ,n., d
DAYS session Of the court, the Shcrin oi tis
s hereby directed to deliver YOU together WIN the
warrant therefor to the agent ana Waiucn ,n, ~, % o
state prison AT sing sing. where you VIII DC hcp. ~ ~
solitary confinement. and some day wlthlh M tnc dn
50 appointed that you be there executed III uie ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
THE PRINCE OF WALES IN BERLIN.
ROYAL HONORs ACCORDED THE ENGLISH HEIR
APPARENT BY HIS IMPERIAL NEPHEW.

ROYAL HONOIsS ACCORDED THE INILl>H HELM
APPARENT BY HIS IMPERIAL NEPHEW
Berlin March ol.-The Prince Of Wales arrived hero
this morning lie was received at the railway station
by the Emperor. Empress Frederick and her daughters
and number OF princes of the rcgninS families OF thr
German states 4 guard Of honor also at the
station. When the Prince aghtcd from the train the
English National anthem played by the band.
The Emperor and the Prince entered carriage and
were driven to the castle. They were escorted by a
detachment Of cavalry.
The Emperor attircd in the uniform Of Gen
cral Of English Dragons. willie the Prince Of Wales
wore the uniform Of German General large
crowd assembled along the route from the station t.
the castle and chccred the Emperor and the Prince
\ banquet given at the Schlo>s this evening.
The Emperor took In Princess Frederick Charles
while the Prince Of Wales took in the Empress. Primo"
George escorted the Princes Of >aNe NcininScn NJ
the table General Caprivi Chancellor. faced tn"
Prince Of Wales. Count Won Motkc and 'onnt
Walderscc We're also present. ,,
Al the banquet Emperor NllIa'n t"a>t'' 'N' nm, =
of Wales IN the most complimentary manner. ne
expressed thanks for the reception gwen MN li
England. and declared that both the army ana navy
vclr, proud because the Queen had created him an
admiral of the fleet that had made Eucland's erctb
ness He was pleased 10 sec rcprc-eniailvr ~
named after Bucher. who, with the Duke of veins
ton mingled German and British blood on the field
Of battle. lie drank 10 The continuance OF good r.
ations between the two nations. and hoped that their
fleets and armies might still cooperate III the cause
Of peace.
thanking the Emperor for the compliments paid hn.
He said he had already tccHaphed Queen Victoria
an account Of the brilliant reception accorded MN
Including mention Of The splendid bearing of her
regiment. He said he always pleased 10 Visit
Berlin. and trusted that ne would have fr~h opprr
tunitlcs to meet tho Emperor bOth hcfr ana IN 'cat
Britain. He then drank u the welfare Of the I'm
perOr and his Empire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
7oyrD INTO noSroy WITH 4 nRoRry SHAFT.

Boston. March 81. Ghc steamer Ionar Captain
Cunningham from London for Io,t"n. which arrived
to-day in tow Of the steamer Nirgnan. captain Fry.
from Liverpool. broke her slan "n March H. when
ninety mile eat of cape Coi Sail were ~ one"
SET and the tanks licd forward bat Oh the night "i
March - the steamer va, ovcriaA"n li heavy 'n""
storm. and the capialn fearing she "oNh ih' n'."l.
.ct .i,nal. Of d.tr-- which attracted the attention
If the Vrsuian The Touar reports. March -. Ian
,ude 4. 30 north longitude % west. sighted an zoe.
Lcrr cirhty fee, hrh aud 800 feet long. March 1.
latitude A.: 30 lon-fudc - 80. sighted an lccb'rS
100 feet high and 900 feet long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

bethlehem. Penn. March II (SpccinD-Ihc b'ronGh
q, Ichirlion near here, i, agtatcd over tragedy
cuactcd there last night. Webster II. Campbell age
sixteen son OF rc>pco table people, shot ana Instantly
killed his sweetheart Mis- Gcric llskcN, Al the
attcr', home In "A ~ Of passion IL j. alleged Young
c,mnheI wa, arrested soon after the murder lie
save he dropped the revolver, which was discharged
I'm lis fall. Win falal cilcct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
4 FAILURE Due TO BAD WEATHER.

Montreal March 2l.-Lamaichc. Provost < Co..
wholesale fancy goods and diyroods importers and
dealers. have made an assignment. Their lah.litic,
reach $lGJ 900 They have no immoyahle property
The assignment made tho demand Of the
Eanquc du Pcuplc the principal creditor with claim
If 10000. Nelson's EauK also j, creditor ipf
S2l 900 The cause 81 the crash !. a.cflbcd 10 bad
weather and consequent bad trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
ro u-,Gr WAR on IMITATION BUTTER.

Pitt,hurg. March II speciality. T. 'ooh' Se'r'-
tary Of the Anti olcomarsarlnc Association I'll 'o'"'
vania is in this city. looking after Nol1'ofN 4" '"o
,,,on,rrorin, law The association. which Is com
pn.cd of merchants and darymrn la set ont 70 utN"
oconarcanc ont of the markets Of the STATE "ni'N'
Stamped and sold a. such. Mr. Cook t,uN sv.uIv'
the aid Of deputy from RcNenuc '"lc'nr ,,'. VIZ
,,.tle and purpDS,.~ 10 carry the war tironEh"u'
pcnnsylvana An attorney VIII hc rc''u III r'' !, ~
countv For the first offence civil prv'''ulhEs M". 49,
rr,,,,idc a 800 fine Will be brought, ana LOT III"
second n criminal action, under when inc PchaIV Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
TIE FIEE RECORD.
A HOTEL BURNED AT POINT PLEASANT. y. J.

A HOTEL BURNED AT POINT PLEASANT, y. J.
Point Pleasant. y. j.. March II l>pcciaD.-Ihc
Free Lawn Hotel discovered to be on fire at
80 O'Clock this morning and within an hour the
large hotel and the were burned to tho
ground. The origin of the fire is unknown. Inc
hotel owned by Charles llaight Of Freehold, ana
was occupied by Russell Iiulick. Mr.. liulick. ms
daughter and his son, were the only persons IN thc
building at the time II said that Mis- luck
was nearly suiocatcd by smoke. >hc left Point
Pleasant by all early train. apparently recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
pRoTrsrryG AGAINST GRAIy INSPECTION.

Baltimore, March II t-pccan. The passage of
the Grain Inspection bill by the House Of Delegates
A. ,uu,pol, last night i, denounced by all tho
CONNER, al and mercantile bodic Of this city. IT
IS "A trick Of the Democratic politician, (" pr"vId"
nine or ten soft bcrths and obtain similar hpld IN
the grain trade 10 that they have In the tobacco
trade state tobacco in pccton has proved harmful
IA that trade Flour merchant, that If The stale
inspection of nour had not been abolished the bual
ness wOulh have been ruined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
coyyrcrycrr INSURANCE BUSINESS.

Ua,tfod. Conn March 2l.-rhc annual report OF
rn.n,oncc Commissioner Fylcr. of this state. on llc
.,,,,u,, WAS issued to-day, the hNt lirc report u
,upcar this year from any Insurance d'iAs'"'"'
seven Connecticut and twenty two other regular com
pn,cs rclort To this state They have total assets
~ s67O2-..aIl. "a gain of S3J 7i303i IN the year.
rhcv have i'm all 3.s,3S15 policies. insullis tJ-o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
prrrSJyG TO TELL VINO SriBEED HIM.

Joseph Gallo. merchant tailor. Of No. 300 East
Twenty nr, ST. found living In the street IN front
Of 40. 80 East Twelfth ~. last night with ea~h
in his neck from which he bleeding. lie was
weak and In whisper gave his name ana adirc9'-
lie said had been sahbcd. but refused I" tell inc
name Of hi, a,sailant and Insisted upon being iahrn
home instead Of ~ a o>ptal. The police say the
man must have been lying In the street nilS an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER FALLING.

New orleans, March GA dispatch 10 d" The Times
Democrat" from ~ Joseph. La, says The river has
fallen one inch in the last twenty four hours The
weather is cloudy and warm. The Pecan Grove Levee
was built on the plantation Of one Of the Commits.
soners OF the Vth District Levec Board 1t Is the
fourth levee built on that place In six Had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
THE NINTH WARD PIONEER CORPS.

Albany, March II (>pccial).-A certificate of IN
cornoraon Of the Ninth Ward Tfouccr Corps has been
fled with the secretary Of state. The headquarters
are i'm New York. aud the objects are the promotion
Of the principles Of the Republican party and the
cultivation Of social enjoyment among IT. members
~ r. Urcakcll. f.. i. Fritz William +. GrcI Thomas
Reid Joseph G Hull, J. L. Irving and l.. owen Miner
sre trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

baltimore. March II ,Spccan.-Cariina Gibbons
mites with the prominent ministers OF Protestant
denominations in denouncng poolrooms as having a
n,rncious effect upon the morals Of the young men
of this city There is bill pending IN the Legislas
urc to abolish these places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
MINERS RETURNING TO WORE

Berlin, March 21--Ihc coal-miuc owners in Bruins
wick have granted an Increase Of wage 10 the strk
ing miners and the men have gone back - work.
London, March 91.-rhc coal miners are clacd
with their success I'm securing from the masters the
advance they demanded. Dispatches from The min
ing districts report that the men are everywhere going
back 10 work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
pI,zr IN UNION SQUARE.

4 fire was discovered last evening the second floor
Of no. l. Union Square, occupied ~ Arnold Elas'
flowers and feathers. They sustained loss of $1,000
J. H. Johnson jcwcler. occupies the nrst floor, lost
about 81. 900 damage by water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
HAwAIIAys EXCLUDED FROM SAMOA.

San Francisco, March 2l-Word is brought 20
"Thc star from Honolulu that King Mactoa has by
PROCLAMATION excluded native IIawaians from the
samoan Islands. The King had previously Issued
a proclamation excluding the Cinnc-c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
AMERICAN THIEVES ARREsTED ~ LONDON.

London, March 21.Thrcc men, named LaciI sc
smith and Robinson, who, il !, alleged are American
criminals. arraigncd at the GulGal! 10 day, fO
attempting - steal bag containing e 900 from Tho
City ank They were rc,nandcd for a further hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
LORD RANDOLPH TO HIS CON~TITU FNTS.

London, March al Lord Randolph Churchill, reply
Ing 10 the PaddngtDn Tory workmcn. that their
~ him l. hasty, that their knowledge of his
speech is imperfect, and that time VIII modify their
Judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
,corrrrp OF ALLEGED PENSION rRArD.

rtica. y. Y. March 2l.-Thc jury IN the case o.
Louis W. Meier Of Rochester, indicted for receiving
arrears Of pension fraudulent paper, ana uleo
,ef,rc thc United states District Court here yestcr
d,v returned A verdict this morning OF not gulliy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

p.rIp March 2l.-Great unanmity prevails among
tbe delegates 10 the Labor Conference on the question
Of founding and extending the institution OF factory
tnspcctors ON "A uniform basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

THE NEWFOUNDLAND MoDtS NNfNDi
London March 21.-sir James fcrsussoh' Ohocr
Foreign secretary, stated In the house oi o"''no'
.sv that the modus vivendi with France, In regard
"A XswfouudIaad. provided that the French lobster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
wopxvrx AND GEyDARMEs FIGHTING.

BERLIN March ol.-A number Of worlmen who were
ho,ding meetings at Koepenick last night became
excited by the speeches made 20 them, and acted IN
rotous manner The gendarmcs were called upon
m dispersc the workmcn and while cndcsvosng To do
40 two Of them were wounded by the rioters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

HEBREWS CHARGED WITH TREASON.
Leipsic March 21.-Scycra foreign Hebrews have
been arrested here, on the charge Of treason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

factories existing in might continue in operation
this season, and that new factories should be esta
lshed only upon the Joint consent of the British and
French commanders. The questions OF principle and
respective rights, lie said, were reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22
<.cr.rr> ppruATE OF AUSTRALIA.

Jondon March o1.-Dr. Saumarez Smith mas been
elected Episcopal Plmate Of Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

TWO BROTHERS SENTENCED TO DEATH.
London, March 2I.-Rchard and George Davies. inc
hrothers who murdered their father at Crcwe, have
been sentenced 70 death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-22

| il been put the proper line at first II wond nave
been firm and sOld line, sufficient To resist the
| l..d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-01

prominent lawyer of that city, was
neither mysterious nor romantic, as your
correspondent was Informed. The an
uouncement cards had already been pre-
pared for the occasion, and were sent
out in due form after the ceremony. The
occasion for the wedding in New ork
instead of san Antonio was due 10 tine
simple fact that TIL bride. with her
mother and brother, is in the habit OF
spending six TO eight months of each year
Ill New York. Among those present at
the ceremony were: Gen. and Mrs. John
L. Hutch. Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Arnold.
Mrs. Robert Driscoll, OF San Antonio;
Mrs. Reese and daughter of Birming-
ham, Ala; Miss Emma GiddinEs, Mr..
Osborn Ellis an Mr.. and Mrs. William
Brrrian. The families OF both bride aui
groom are well known III the South, and
closely allied to the Polk, Calhoun ami
other prominent Tennessee and South
Carolina fam lilies.