The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-25
THE KEMMLER CASE.
HIS SENTENCE AFFIRMED ~ THE
COURT OF APPEALS.
Nothing Left now Except to Decide when
He shall be Killed by Eiectrictty-
sugar Trust Declared IIIegai-crokers
statement Metropolitan Items.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,

NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TIMES,
June ~, ir9c.
The Court Of Appeals has affirmed tho
original judgment in the kemmicr case.
kemmler must executed by Warden
Durston. This exhausts all possible efforts
to staye of the execution. 1t only remains
now for the court TO fx the date Of the week
within which the original sentence OF the
court will be carried cut. What date
this will be is uncertain. Warden Durston
said he did not think II would be before Au-
gust al the earliest. and possibly not before
November. ChiefJudge Rugev. In an
nouncing the decision OF the court, com-
mented somewhat severely on the previous
delays that had been made In this ease.
DECISION AGAINST THE SUGAR TRUST.
The Court OF Appeals decision I'm the SUI
gar case, handed down this morning, ~
strongly against the trust. The Judgments
OF the lower courts fissolving the trs,st prV
fully affirmed by the Court OF Appeals.
..The effect OF this decision" said General
Roger A. Pryor, this morning. lis to make
all combinations which enhance price OF
limit production illegal. In other words,
trusts are ;llegal.r This is now the settled
law Of the State OF New York, and dnless
some new point arises not foreseen there
will be no appeal from IL.
THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.
Applicatiou was made to-day before sur
rogate Ransom. on behalf OF Lille w.
Churchill. Duchess Of Marlborough. for the
payment to her OF $4,000 out Of the estate
Of her former husband. Louis {. iiamefsly.
The executors. George q. Williams ana
Jacob II. Lockman, in their answer, say
the value of the personal assets ~ about
100000. and Of this amount $4,000 consist
of interest and dividends.
THE NEW PARTY MOVEMENT.
The Rev. lIcber Newton says the new
citizens movement is after quality rather
than quantity. lie is also sensible ot the
fact that most of 1.-THE quality" are out Of
town. At the meeting this evening, at ,hc
Hotel Brunswick, nothing was done to dis
credit either Of these facts.
STILL ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
There has been still another volcanic
eruption i'm much shaken Manhattan Island.
The latest explosion occurred THIS morning
on the southwest corner Of Twelfth street
and sixth avenue. Frightened pedestrians
ran in all directions, and for wonder all
escaped injury The cause Is supposed to
be, as in other explosions In the subways,
the escape of gas In the mains below thc
surface, which gas collected IN the subway,
and was ignited by spark from an I'M
perfectly insulated subway electric wire.
This makes ten explosions OF similar
character within few months.
THE FALL OF JOHN MOST.
John Most has about reached the bottom
rllng of the ladder OF notoriety, which ho
climbed so successfully. To be elected
from labor meeting, composed almost en-
tirely of Hungarans, Hebrews, Italians,
Germans and Russians, many Of whom
were avowed socialists, Is bitter pili Tor
the man who has always claimed that he
was leading the forces which were anita
gonistic to the present social order. Tho
downfall of this man, and the entire disap-
pearance from view of such man ~
Schwab is proof OF the wisdom and sagacity
Of the police, and the attitude which they
have ali along taken concerning these DO
called socialists.
NEW MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
The managers of the new Madison Square
Garden deny that POstmaster-Generai John
Wanamaker has been negotiating Tor the
purchase OF the garden for the purpose OF
turning IL into "a mammoth mercantile cin-
porium, IL he could get it. MIR. Morris
Baer. the real estate man, Is the authority
that Mr. Wanamaker does want the gar
den. Several changes will be made IN the
interior decorations. The music stand has
been placed in the middle Of the building,
instead of at one end, and the exits VIII be
reayrangcd, so that the audience may reach
the street in a much shorter space OF time.
II is expected that when everything Is sat
isfactOrlly arranged in Madison square
Garden, New York will possess the hand
soonest amphitheater in the world.
REFRESHING CARGoEs.
The barks Gulnare and Sirius have ar
rived from Norway with two more carg0cs
of ice. Both vessels left Norway In adj
vance of the bark Norman, which came IN
the other day with the first cargo Of scandi-
nayian ice Of the season. The Sirius had
a long and stormy voyage Of sixty-one days.
ABARGE OFFICE ROMANCE.
The prosaic barge Office was yesterday
the scene OF rejoicing and a happy meeting
after many years Of separation. Iucien
Duyeau, Of Ra0ul, France, the son or
wealthy parents, fell in love with Viola
Bougrand. the village belle, an accom-
plished girl OF good family. Viola was
eighteen years old, and her hand was
sought by many young gallant OF th9 de-
partment. but she preferred LGcien. How
ever, the quarrelled and parted. and Lucisn
sailed from Hayre for this country. lie
married and became prosperous. Two
years ago his wife died, and a friend from
the old home told him that Viola was piniDg
for sight OF her old beau. A correspon-
dence followed, and to-day a well dressed
man, with silk handkerchief wound
around his arm, walked into the barge
office. The happy couple met, and after
an affecting scene, left arm-in-arm ~ hunt
up a clergy ymaB.
nan pam rARNINGs.