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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
In Several Cities Democratic Victories Have
Resulted.

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Mar 3.-The election to-
day was a general surprise to both parties,
neither counting on the sweeping Republi-
can vote. The Common Council is Republi-
can by eleven 10 five a gain Of eight. This is
the first Republican majority in fourteen
wears. The Board OF Education is also Re
publican. there being only two Democrats init.
The Republicans elect member of the Exc
cutiye Board and the City Treasurer.
ltoMB. y. Y. Mar. For the first time IN
It's history. the city Of Rome to-day elected
Republican Mayor. The Republicans also
elected four out of five supervisors, and three
out Of five aldermen.
SARAroGl. n. Y. Mar. 3.-At the town cleo
ton to-day the Republicans elected their
whole ticket excepting the Excise Board.
AMSTERDAM. n. Y, Mar SIN the charter
election held here to-day the Republicans
elected the Mayor and eighty per cent OF the
city ticket.
AUBURN. n Y. Mar. 9.-Thc city election
to-day resulted in Democratic victory.
OswRco, n. Y. Mar Sin the charter cleo
tion here to-day the Democrats swept the
board
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Both Factions of the Irish Party VIII Visit
the United states.

LONDON. Mar. 3.-Mr Parnell is determined
10 follow up his successes in Ireland by the
immediate invasion Of America. and he has
chosen corps Of deputies well fitted to make
an impression there. Henry Harrison - the
stalwart young member Of Parlia-
ment who nteposed between MIR,
Morley and a policeman's baton at
Tipperary. receiving on his head the blow
intended for Mr. Morley; William Redmond
is one of the most aggressive men IN the
league. John OConnor was intrusted with
United Ireland Immediately after its capture
by Parnel They will follow close IN the
wake OF the McCarthyites. and stump the
United States from Canada to the gulf.
Before taking further steps for the collec-
ton of money in America the supporters on
Mccarthy will wait for reports from their
delegates. Messrs. Cox and Fox
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Coke Miners Arrested.

ScorrpArr. PA. Mar. 3.-Constable Chick,
of Uniontown. arrived to-day armed with
warrants for the arrest of all the principal
labor leaders in the coke region. It Is said
that the arrests are being made at the instga-
ton of Coke Operator Rainey Master,
Workman Wise, Secretary Martin and
many others We're arrested and promptly
gave bail The indictments charge the men
With committing unlawful acts. such as con-
spiracv to take the life OF Thomas Linden,
the pit boss at the Rainey-Paull works: en-
caging in q riot. and committing assaults
npou Linden and others. The indignation Of
the strikers knows no bounds. They are MAX
ing glaring threats, and an open outbreak IS
seriously feared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
READY TO DECLARE WAR.
EMPEROR WILLTIM PREPARING TO
TAKE R1SH STEPS,

But Is Notified by the Utterances or his
Mother and the Qucen-Russian Admiral
Sentenced to siberia-AlIeged Jack the Rip
per Acquitied-Foreign Affairs.
[)y Cable to The Tmcs.l
LONDON. Mar. "a Berlin dispatch says
that the Emperor, Modified by more recent
representations from his mother and grand
mother, has under consideration the with
drawal of orders sent last week To Alsace-
Lorraine for more increased stringency on the
frontier.
The Times Paris correspondent quotes En-
press Frederick rs saying; " Had suspected
that my visit to St. Cloud would occasion the
slightest resentment | should never have
thought of it. But when one is in foreign
country and placed as | am there is great
risk of the simplest actions being inisundef-
stood"
READY TO DECLARE WAR.
PAnIs. Mar 3-The Figaro. in referring TO
the visit of the Empress Frederick to PARIS.
saws chat nj one moment the situation was
most critical. Indeed these who form the
immediate encourage of the Emperor VIII
liam. and who are consequently III the pest
position TO know what was occurring, assert
tha, had tine Empress been hissed or the
slightest insult offered 10 her as she was
leaving the French capital her son would
have soon found an excuse for declaring war.
Many rumors of diplomatic changes are
current. One report is that NJ. Heroette, Am
bassador at Berlin. will be transferred 20 Lon
don. replacing VI. Waddngton. Another
rumor is that General Count Won Waldersee
will succeed Prince Won HOhenlop-Schillings-
furst as Governor of Asace- Lorraine. and that
Herr Won Radyr. German Ambassadorat Con
stantnOple. will 90 10 Paris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
VIII STAND HONE.
Ignatius DoDnelly Says the Democrats VIII
Regret the Position They Have Taken.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Mar. 3.-Durng debate on
the Interest bill in the Senate, yesterday.
Icnatius Donnelly gave notice that the Ali
ance would. in future. act Independently oi
hoth the old parties. Mr. Donnely had
charged that the bankers of Minnesota were
using money to get the bill through the
LEGISLATURE and several Senators had
warmly replied to the insinuations, when Mr..
Donnelly arose. white with rage, and shouted;
The Senator'S may have all the rest OF the
session to blackguard me | tell you the Demo:
crats who came in here on the tidal wave OK
they have taken. and the Alliance. too, has
learned a lesson. Hereafter it will stand
nlonen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
JAY GOULD As 4 JURIsT.
lie Fails TO Show Up Again and May he Sub
ject To Heavy Punishment.

NEW YonK, Mar. 3.-Millionaire Jay Gould
is once more eontumulous as a talesman Tor
Jury duty. aud this time he may not get of
with "A fine. When his name was called yes
terday as petit juror he failed TO respond.
This Is a contempt of court and is punishable
by a fine of slO0 and IN such other
ways as the court IN ITS discretion
NAV deem proper Judge Bartine said
IN A reporter: The court has the
power 10 bring person who habi'ually alb;
sen,s himself from Jury duty before II. and
imposes penalty much more severe than the
Ordinary fine. In the present case he said he
would only consider the fine TO be imposed.
and that any other proceedings that may be
taken in the case would be matter Tor fu-
ture consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
IN MRs. O'sHEI'S FdTOR.
Decision In the Case to Break the Will Of
Mrs. Wood.

LONDON, Mar. 3.-In the action brought by
Charles and Sir Evelyn Wood to break the
will of the late Mrs. Wood, who bequeathed a
large fortune 10 Mrs. OShea. the court to-day
refused the application for an order Compel
ing Mrs. O'Shea 10 produce IN court the qua
ries and other papers of Mrs Wood which 1t
Was thought would show that lady's mental
condition to have been such as to incapacltate
her from making will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
A Maniac Does Murder.

CLEVELAND. o., Mar. 3.-Delos Boswell, a
farmer seventy years Of age. who lives in Cop
ley township, Summit county, went insane
early this morning. and. grabbing an axe.
dashed his sons brains out before the young
man could raise an alarm. The old man then
rushed at his aged wife and dealt her terri
ble blow. after which he cut his own throat.
Neiqhbors hurried in before he could put an
end to his life. and it is said both he and Eis
wife NAV recover. Insanity is said to be the
result of financial troubles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
VOL. 5.--NEW SERIES, NO. 81

other men have not been associated with
the crime ~ vet, hut only "A few OF
the State witnesses have been put on
the stand. There was n great Jam on Camp
street in front of the Criminal Court building
this morning when the prison van containing
the prisoners drove up. In order TO- protect
the accused from violence a detachment oi
police and deputies were present. No attempt
was made t. mocst the Italians.
The Italian PolitZ. who Is supposed to have
made a confession. was separated from tile
other prisoners last night. and came TO court
i'm a separate van this morning. The police
authorities to-day deny that any further ar
rest. have been made as a result OF the state
ment of PolitZ. but il is understood that
others have been implicated in the crime.
The sentiment here Is growing against the
accused.
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE.
Judge Bakers court was packed with peo-
pie this morning. Those present represented
every shade of life in the community. The
court opened promptly and the trial began at
1880. The prisoners looked careworn and
anxious when they We're brought in. Some
of them do not speak English. and IN conse-
Quence donot understand the proceedings Ma
pcler sw0re to-day that he stood on his gallery
on the night of the shooting. and watched one
man fire deliberately three times at some one
in the banquet The man doing the shooting
was ScofTedi. The two confederates, Bagnette
and another man. were standing on the side
walk. The witness positively identified these
two men, and Mr.. Adams Of the defense was
unable TO break him downin his cross exalnin-
alton.
Mrs. Josephie Rosendale testified as to the
participation of these three men, but could
not identify them. The case will occupy two
weeks more, will cost many thousands dollars
and will engage the ablest legal talent IN the
State.
TWENTY WITNESSES EXAMINED.
About twenty witnesses were examined dur
ing the day Politz was identified as one OF
the men who brought some guns TO an Italian
store two days before the shooting. He was
also identified as being present at the shooting
and slipping and falling while running away:
The clothes found in his room were identified
as those he wore on the night of the killing:
GagnettO and ScOfedi were again identified
as having been present at the shooting. The
finding of guns and shells along the route
taken by the fleeing murderers was proven
and the weapons identified. They were
double-barreled shot-guns with sawed-of
barrels. two with skeleton stocks working on
hinges folding away into a small compass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Retribution at Last.
[By Cable 20 The Times.l

LONDON. Mar. 3.-News comes from st:
Petersburg that an admiral who threatened
10 send some workmen TO Siberia because
they struck work on account of grievances;
has been himself sent To Siberia. The Grand
Duke high admiral of the Russian fleet, is re-
sponsible for the act He learned the com,
plants of the strikers To be well founded and
be relieved Admiral Verkoysky from his plea
SAINT berth as commandant at 81. Petersburg
and transferred him 10 the Siberian port Via
divoSfick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
n.fRRIED iniROUFs.


lI}y Gable TO The Nmesl
LoYDoN. Mar. 3.-The Marquis de BreteWl
was married yesterday at Pau to Miss Garner,
Of New York. All the basque nobility were
present. as well as the civil function of the
town. The Mayor of Pau said that the Mar
qus had opponents, but no enemies.
The groom's general popularity was shown
bv the large Attendance of poor as
well us rich. His groonsmen were Count
Breutruil. Arthur O'ConnOr, Garner, and his
brother. Lawrence. The religious ceremony
took place in the Catholic church. Lunch
was served mt Mrs. LawIence's. The couple
started for the Chaute Iabes on their honey
moon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
The Ilinnis Senntnrshin.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Mar. 3.-The SenatoTshlp
contest TODAY resulted as follows t5ne hun
dred and thirty-fourth ballot Palmer. lOO
Streetor. s6; Oglesby 10; Gresham l; Wolk, B.
Lindley. q Total, POP.
One hundred and thirty y-ffth ballot-Palm-
er. 100: Oglesby. 3, Streeter. 81; Lindley 2
Henry Wolf, B. Gresham, l; Tatge, /. Total
2O2.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
R.sa-Ralllsts Meet.

NEw YORK. Mar 3.-The annual spring
Meeting of the National Base Ball League con-
yened at noon to-day at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel A fnll list of delegates were in attend:
ance A secret session was held until half
past Q, when recess was taken until !
O'clock, the meeting being continued until I
o,ciock when another recess was taken until
a oicIock II was stated that the whole day
had been taken in revision OF the constitution.
The evening session was prolonged far into
the night. The Board of control will meet
-,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THE BEyYEssY MURDER.

fn the Trial the Evidence Points Nonoi"-
sively to -Four OF the Prisoners
NEW ORLEANS. La. Mar. 3.--The trial OF the
nine Italians, supposed to be members OF the
Mafa. is the sensation Of the day in the Cres-
cent CITY and the testimony ELECTED on the
trial is being followed with the closet at
teutiOn
The evidence introduced thus far 80 con;
clusively point 10 the active participation of
locr men Scoffedi. Bagnetto, Poliu and
honasier, in the shooting, and the evidence
'as been given in so Straightforward e man,
~ 10 10 Commend It's reliability. The hye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
DEL4WfRE's TREASURER.
Judgment to be Entered Upon His Oneiai
Bond.

Dover. DEL. Mar. 3.-The Legislature yes
terdav appointed committee TO investigate
the unsettled condition in which the State
Treasury has been left by ex-Treasurer Her
hert and upon preliminary report from that
committee the Legislature has directed the
Secretary of State 10 enter judgment upon
Mr. Herberts official bond. Mr.. Her:
bert owes the State an unsettled
balance Of s344l7. and certificates
of bank stock, valued at SAT 900, have disap-
reared. These certificates have figured among
the assets of the State for years past, and
were supposed to be contained in n box kept
on deposit in the Farmers Bank at Dover.
This box was removed from the bank by Mr..
Herbert during his incumbency. and when ex-
amined by his successor, Treasurer burnt,
was found 10 be empty Mr.. Herbert denies
having ever seen the securities. Nobody
knows when or how they disappeared or
where they are.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
MOUSE or COMMONS.
Important Reforms to the Right of Suffrage
Discussed at Length.
lBy Gable to the United Times.l

[By Gable to the United Times.l
LONDON. Mar 3-In the House Of Commons
to-day important reforms to the right of SUI
frage were discussd The right Hon. J. 5.
Cansfeld, Liberal. moved that nobody
should be permitted TO vote in more
than one electoral area, and that the
term for qualification by registration
be reduced 10 three months. Under the pres
ent system the man owning property III diff
ferent places could vote in all those places.
This was unjust. The motion of Mr.. STAINS
field was rejected by 29l 20 lS9 the majority
of the government being due to the absence
of Irish members
LoNDoN. Mar. 3.-ln the House of Commons
today the Committee on Colonization made =
unanimous report that any general scheme Of
emigration was unfeasible. that Manitoba was
the only colony desiring to extend State as
sistance to immigrants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
A Jnck the RIpper Sensation.

LONDON. Mar. 3.-What promised TO be
another Jack the Ripper" sensation was
aroused this morning by the discovery Of n
woman's arm and leg wrapped in canvas ON
the hanks of Regents canal. Search was be:
gun for the body but later examinations Of
The fragments indicated that they are parts OF
some medical Students "cadaycr."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Failure Of an Old Firm.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Mar. a-CornYali Broth
ers. soap manufacturers. one of oldest nrms IN
the South, made an assignment tonight Inc
liabilities are estimated at $5oo,0 Inc
LARGELY of real estate. will cover the liabilities.
The failure was caused by member OF the fr'n
speculaling in Kentucky lands and railways.
The principal creditors are in the West
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
us Rrfn.es to Resign.

LONDON. Mar. at is stated that the Lord
Chancellor will lay the facts OF the Sir James
Stephens ease before the Lord Chief Justice
iurist refuses 10 resign. 1t is said that he
recently wrote that the case Of Mrs. Maybrick
was the only one he had ever tried in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
M Re<luetiou Yet.

New YonK. Mar. "A meeting OF the spe-
cisl COMMITTEES of representatives OF two roans
in the Central Traffic Association was neid
here this afternoon 10 consider the qness'on :"
ioy one hundred pounds. II was decided that
no reduction should be made until after the
eloss OF March, aud even then the reeuees o.
iron men may not be granted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

Her Remains Elegantly Dressed and Crema-
ted in Pittsburg.

HOT KtfnhIIs TIfIHIiIIN DTtNrF1I HII'I FIFIIIf-
ted in Pittsburg.
PITTsBUBG, Pa, Mar. 9.-The remains Of
Emma Abbott. the well known singer and ac-
tress, who died last January, were cremated
in this city on the 18th of February last The
fact was kept very quiet at the request of the
mother Of the deceased and became public to-
dav. When the body was placed in the fur
mace il was robed in an elegant dress made
i'm Paris at a cost Of 81, 900. 1t was the sing
ers favorate costume and was made OF heavy
cream sa,inw lavender stripes and hand en-
broidered in gold Miss Abbott had expressed
a desire TO be cremated in this dress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THE pocKERs' woEs.

The Docker's Union has seeded from the
Fredcration If Labor Union on the ground
that Seaman's and Firemen's union has shown
needless obstinacy and lack Of discretion III
dealing with shipping and labor interests.
The dockers argue that in the event Gf a gen
eral sttike they would be compelled to sup
port their men from depleted funds, while
20 per cent. Of seamcn and fircmen are always
at sea. and the yoke Of struggle would there
fore be absurdly unequal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
An innocent Young Lady Shot.

ST. LOUIS, Mar. S.-A Mrs. Mary Bohne, a
young lady IN this city, was shot and fatally
wounded while passing in front of q saloon
kent by Michael Schwab at No: l3 OFallon
street. about 10 o'clock last night; The ball
struck her in the left eve. and Is lodged in her
brain. 1t was fred from a revolver IN the
hands of John Schutt. and intended for his
brother-in-law. Michael Schwab, with whom
he was otlarreling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
The Kaiser on Artillery.

BrnIIN. Mar. s.-The Kaiser. at luncheon
attended by the artillery officers Of the guard
Yesterday. declared that, in view OF the recent
improvements in field and seise guns, and the
ernerience of the last war. artillery must now
be regarded as the backbone and marrow OF
battle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
price of Eituminous Coal.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar 3.-The Seaboard Coal
Association met Yesterday and fixed these
prices for bituminous coal for the ensuing
wear. Free on board vessels at Philadelphia,
Norfolk and Baltimore, $3.50 per ton, and
LONG side in New York harbOr. 1925.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
A suit.

LouIsyIrIE. KY. Mar. 81. X. Tod 4 Co.,
of New York, Yesterday obtained a judgement
against the Kentucky Union Land Company
for ESQ, 600. The suit is q part OF the nnan-
cial trouble which threw the company into the
hands of receiver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Inprisoned for Life.

Cmc,eo. Mar. 3.-The jury in the case OF
George Hathaway, who has been on on ,flsi ,Il' lor
ra,urred n verdict this morning. Hathaway
was was found guilty and given life sentence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Electric Railroad Building Burned.

Sioux Cry. Iowa. Mar. S.-Early this morn
inc fire started in the armature room OF the
CITY Electric Railway Company. and before 1t
could be gotten under control the oullalng
was DESTROYED. together with a dozen motor
cars and FIVE passenger coaches. Loss about
$4,000. Fully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Psrneii Challenged.
by Cable TO the Tim

DUBLIN. Mar. s.-Prior 10 his departure for
America. James c. Flynn. NJ. p. for the North
DIVISION of Cork, delivered an address IN
which he challenged Parnell to contest any
division in Cork that he choose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
,,s,,o,P Paddock sinklns.

Bosros, Mar. g. Early this morning Bishop
paddock was reported to be gradually sink
inc He is apparently free from pain, and
eyinces q disposition TO sleep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Sadller Discharged.
y cable 10 The Times.

LONDON. Mar. 3.-Saldler. the man arrested
on suspicion Of being the murderer OF Carroty
Nell has been discharged from custody. the
evidence against him not being sufficient 10
iustify trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

which he doubted the correctness of the YER
diet found by the jury. Should the chief ius-
tice find that Sir james is incapable Mrs
Maybrick will stand II fair chance OF liberia
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
AMOUNT DUE VIRGINIA.
RESETTLEMENT or HER ACCOUNT
WITH THE GOTERNUENT.

A Statement That the United States Owe
Her si,4GO,G5I, While She Owes Them
sf.6I2,547-Nsndau Creek Improvement
Hampton and Old Point Railway.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

When the Senate met at o'clock a large
number of House pension bills were taken
from the calendar and passed.
A conference was ordered on the Deficiency
hill. The Senate insisted on the Hawaiian cable
Amendment 10 the Diplomatic bill and agreed
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-02-27
WANTED.

Two single men to work on the
nm, of sober and industrious habits,
whom liberal wages will be given,
me other need apply. Also, good
usekeeper, lady between the age
forty and fifty years preferred. Must
me well recommended.
Address S. c. SHIvE.
2-2o-3-t Pensyl P. O.