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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

LONDON. Mar 6-lhe Globe this evening
SAYS Of the Canadian elections that the Cana
dian Government now has free hand and
can conclude the negotiations with the Unlted
States which were pending before the cleo
tions. The paper considers the most graft
flying feature If the result 10 be It's signihcance
as protest against anne Xailon.
The Gazette st. James says Il is source
of pride and pleasure 10 Euglishmen 10 hear
the response made To- the cry for annexation.
and adds Though England may sometime
be proud Of the progress made by Anglo
Saxon America. she has more fondness FOR
the fair young daughter Of the Empire adj
herring 10 the old flag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Eoyiish PriTe-Fighters.

Nyw yonK. Mar. CA special to the Police
Ca1ette from London says. 'Lony Sage has
a"reed 10 back Peter Maher, the Irish cham.
pion. to fight Jem Smith for 200 a side and
TIE champ,onship Of England. Wall, the mid
dIe-weight champion of England. is willing TO
meet Bob Fitzsimmons for purse Of &c and
the Police Gazette championship belt"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
ANURDERER HANGED.
Suffers the Extreme Penalty Of the Law at
Bonneville. Missouri.

BONNEVILLE, Mo, Mar G-John Oscar Tur-
lngton was hanged here at 10 o'clock this
morning for the murder Of Sheriff Cranmer,
of Cooper county. Sheriff HOrnbeck. IN dc-
c0rdance with the request of the prisoner,
had forbidden the snow 10 be broken
on a narrow path leading 10 the scafold.
burlington desired 10 tread the path with
which Providence had adorned the earth.
Crowds had gathered early though
only a few were allowed 10 witness the exc
cution. As the hour If execution approached
burlington voluntarily announced himself as
ready. and at $50 the procession moved to-
wards the gallows. burlington placed HIM
self beneath the moose. and Immediately the
rope and cap were adjusted, followed closely
by a signal which launched him into eternity
At 1925 life had beed pronounced extinct aud
the body had been cut down.
The crime for which burlington was hanged
was the shooting and killing Of Sheriff Gran
mer in the jail here on the night OF June II
last 4 year ago while going through Missouri
burlington was ordered from freight train.
While jumping of the car he hred at the
brakeman and ran away. lie was arrested
and lodged in Bonneville jail. On the
night of June 18th. as Sheriff Gran
mer unlocked his CELL burlington
drew revolver and shot the sheriff
who died the next day. burlington escaped
from the jail, but was captured the next day;
On the trial he was convicted ot murder ana
sentenced 10 he hanged September nth. The
case was taken on an appeal to the Supreme
Court On November last burlington escaped
from iail hut was captured IN Kentucky No
vember 18th. On January 9th last the Su-
preme Court rendered lis decision. sustaining
The decision Of the the trial court, and fixing
the day of execution for to-day.
sHAKEsrFEE REEVES HANGED.
WILMINGTON. DEL, Mar. G-Shakespere
Reeves was hanged at Newcastle at 1916 tins
morning. Reeves was executed for assault
upon little Grace Clark, "A white girl Of eleven
years. near Newcastle. September 2oth.
Reeves. who was employed by the father OF
the girl. decoyed his victim TO the barn and
maltreated her so that for several days her
condition WAS critical He WAS tired at the
November term. found guilty and sentenced
to death. Reeves was perfectly calm and
walked without a tremOr. Prayer was offered
by "a colored minister Before the black-cap
was put on Reeves said: Il am readyn and
am prepared % cross over Jordan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Governor Wimans Ill.

LANSING, MIcH. Mar. Governor Wimans
is very ill and has been confined 70 his hotel
since wednesday morning. His physicians
and family have insisted that he was suffering
from "a light attack Of the grippe. Tonight
il was ! armed that his condition Is highly
scrou-. He has had the hiccoughs for the last
two days. and there is a strong reason for
fear that this is due 70 a trouble which has
fully manifested itself but which Is likely to
prove Of a most alarming nature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Sentenced to Death.

RRooK1yN. n. Y. Mar. G.-Charles Nc
Twain. the young burglar who killed Chris
tian W. Lucca. the groceryman while he was
trying u rob the latters house, and Nicola
Liza. who killed fellow countyman, We're
each sentenced to-day TO bee put 10 death
during the week. commencing the 2Oth day of
April by the warden OF Sing Sing prison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

SHAMoK1S. Pa. Mar. G.-An explosion Of
ga. occurred at the Buck Ridge collicrv at
o'clock this afternoon, which resulted in
the serou, injury of j. -. Llewcllyn and son
and william Smith. a son-in-law of Llewellyn.
They were working together in breast, and
were about 10 quit for the day, when a door
boy turned the course of the fan. one Of the
men carried naked lamp. which caused the
gas 10 ignite. and the explosion followed. The
ineu were fughtiuly burned and their death
!. expected.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

rienced all the trip. aud considerable ice WAS
pessed while nearing the Nova Scotia coast.
The regiment is composed Of seventeen Off
GERS and eight hundred and thirty-seven men.
The Orontes will sail on Monday for the West
Indies and Cape Of Good Hope.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
KuIch His Ncirhhnr.

MoNrGoMrRY. Ala, Mar. 6.-M. r. Bargi-
ncr. living near Greenville. yesterday shot and
killed William Green, a tenant on his farm.
A difficulty arose between the men over the
right OF way in passing each otherin the pub
lie road. Green got ont Of his wagon and
started towards Barginer with an axe in his
hand. Bareiner drew his rifle and shot Green
between the eyes, killing him Instantly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Foreign Notes Of Interest.

Robert Lindsay An;robus was found dead
in bed in London yesterday morning with q
revolver los his side. lie was son ot tho
Junior partner in the banking house OF Coutts
4 Co. The cause OF the suicide Is unknown.
4 Joint stock company, with a capital OF
- 600 600, has been organized IN London by
a number of cOtton-seed oil merchants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

p,rrspryo pa. Mar. 8.-rhe strike of the
Nrlaan,,abeia river miners, by which 200
miners and laborers have been thrown out OF
emnloyment since January lst, is now IN far
way of settlement. A meeting OF the opera
t"rs and shippers has been called for next
Monday. and it is stated that they VIII agree
~ The mems demand of 81 cents per bushel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
German Naval Expenditures.


BERLIN. Mar. 6-Hcrr Windthorst, the
leader of the Catholic party. said IN the
Reichstag to-day that the Government pro-
posals for naval expenditures had yielded ter
ror throughout Germany
Chancellor Caprivi in reply argued that the
proposals were similar to those Of 1889. The
ministry we're unanimous and no more could
he dasirad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
UNEQUyOCAL VICTORY WON.
UBy Gable 10 The limes.l

LoNDov. Mar 6.-The Post says that Nc
Donald's majority IS reduced. but an unequivo-
cal victory has been w0n and that IS the
main point 10 be considered. As England
grows older she must either find her strength
I'm the empire generally or retire from her
place a. "a power in the world. The strength
ening loyalty Of the Canadians Is OF vast
and welcome import.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
The sibosh Tribe Defeated.

LONDON. Mar Major Wissmann has de-
feated the Kibosh tribe. killing 200, wound
ing 20 and capturing 90 The German loss
was 2 killed and 10 wounded. Sixty thousand
head Of cattle and much ammunition and
ivory was captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Steamers in Collision.

TUV IaUIo 70 THO IIUt'I
LONDON, Mar 6.-The British steamer West
bury was In collision of the Lizard Yesterday
with the German steamer Mandrap from
Hamburg. March /, tor New York. lhe
Westbury reached Plymouth to-day in DAM
aged condition. while the Wandrap proceed
ed 10 her destination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
A Decrease in the Wool Crop.

BosToN. Mass. Mar 'G-The Boston Com
mcrcia Bulletin will publish tomorrow sta;
tistical articles based upon the Agricultural
Departments report, in which the total num-
Der Of sheep in the country to-day Is 43, ,4Sl,-
1856. against a. or in 1890. and that conse-
quently the wool clip Will be 100000 poundO
less than last year, when it was 276,O COS
r.ntlrlI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Leonard Jeromc's Funeral.

I.oSpov. Mar. 6.-Leonard Jerome was
buried in Kensal Green to-day. Lady Ran
dolph Churchill and the other daughters were
present. together with Minister Lincoln. Con
sul-General New. the German Embassador.
and many friends Of the family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
The Mammoth Mine Disaster.

JEANsynIY, Pa, Mar. 6.-The coroner's
jury met this morning at O'Clock to COM
plete the testimony In the mine disaster IN
quiry. Nothing new was disclosed and the
jury adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
The men who were imprisoned IN the mine
are now out Of danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Arrested for Embezliement.

Sp.rrIr. WASH. Mar. Edwin Tonkin,
city ticket agent Of the Northern Pacific rail
road. in this city. was arrested this evening
for embezzlement lie is $4,000 short in his
accouuts. and is said to have lost that amount
I'M the past two months in gambling. The
Northern Pacific officials intend forcing the
gambling houses to disgorge the money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
sus,,cious Case Of Drowning.

Souru BErHLEaEM Pa. Mar: 6.-The two
year-old daughter OF Mrs Ludwig Sabul fell
from lis crib last night into bucket Of water
and was drowned similar death occurred
about year ago in the same family. ,Ihe
authorities are Investigating the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
4 GloNe COntest.

New YonE. Mar. 6.-Anothcr attempt to
bring of a twenty round glove contest in the
vicinity OF New York VIII be made next Mon
day night. when Jimmy Hogan. Of Philadel-
phia. and Tommy Danforth. of this city. will
meet al one hundred and twenty-five pounds
IN the Knickerbocker Garden. Hoboken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Conrres. OF Geography.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Mar. 6.-The State De-
partment is informed by the Swiss Minister
that an international Congress of Geography
will bs held at Berne. August 10th TO 18th.
All societies in the United States are invited
[ A sand dnlanafna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
Children Roasted Alive.

NEw,LIMERIcK. Mr.. Mar. Ga small house
owned and occupied by George White, took
IRE during the temporary absence of Mrs.
White yesterday. and their two children, aged
one and six, were burned to death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
tn Save the Bank.

fBy Cable TO The Times.l
LONDON. Mar 6.-Ihe Argentine Govern;
ment has decreed twO-days' suspension of
business. hoping 10 save the Provincial Bank
from failure pending a loan promised By the
merchants to the Government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
rh. oroute. From bermuda,

HALIFAX, n. s.. Mar. 6.,.-.The troop ship
Oroutes with the First battalion OF the Leices-
tershire regiment arrived here yesterday
from Bermuda. Very bad weather was expe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
The Insurgents Defeated.

LoNnoS. Mar. ca Buenos Ayies dispatch
saws that the Chlian insurgents lave been
defeated at Ovalle and have Ietreatedto Lasa-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

President of the American Association APP
proves Of "a Number.

proves Of Number.
CINcINNATI, o.. Mar. 6-Louis Kramer.
president Of the American Association, to-day
announced the approval Of the following con-
tracts and releases
Contracts With st. Louis-Charles Comes
XIV. John Boyle Charles King. John Suyetts,
John Munyan, William khngman, William
Fagan. William Fuller. Dennis Lyons. VII
liam Hoy. Thomas Mccarthy, james McAleer.
Joseph Mel G. Miller
With Columbus Marke Baldwin, Henry
Charles Crooks, Charles 7. Reilly, Frank
Knauss. James McIammey, W. II. Wheeler,
c. h. Uufee. John +. Easton.
With Louisville-JOhn b. Ryan, Il. NJ.
Daily. John +. Doran, II. T. Taylor, L. >.
Shinnick. Ollie Beard w b. Weaver, W. L.
Wolf. John Wenz Nick Reeder.
With Baltimore Curtis Welsh, W. Robin
son. John Mcmahon. George II. Townsend.
Perry ". Werden, Carlence H. Chllds, Peter
Gilbert, |. B. Ray. W. I. Johnson, John
Heoly. George f.. Nanhaltren..
With Washington james Mcclure, Enoch
Bakeley. Wilford Cersey, George keefe. VII
liam McQueeIy, Fred Dunlap. Gil hatheld,
William Smalley, Edward Beecher, }. L. Nls-
uer. Owen Clark. .,
With Philadelpha-W William Hallman. 4.
w. Corcoran, Henry IArkin. James Mulyey.
Augustus weighing. William Callihan. VII
liam Hustled. George Meakn. W. j. Bradley,
E. j. Chamberln, W. Nandyke, +. Schie-
becker. Saul Cross, ID. J. McKeoglan.
With Boston Morgan Murphy, Daniel
Brouthers, Thomas Dowd, John Stryker,
Paul Radford, William Joyce, Harde Rich
ardson. Thomas Brown, George Haddock,
John OBrien, William Daley, Michael Mad
den Charles Burlington, Michael sullivan.
With Cincinnati-J. A. McPlee. W. A. La
than, William Rhines }. W Holiday. Charles
Mari. .. Iebeau. T.. j. Delehanty, Joseph
Dury, +. j. Foreman, jerry harrington hlAo
Kelly.
Released ST. Louis. C. f. Duffy 10 Column
bus. Columbus. Elton Chamberlain To Phi!a-
delphia Louisville. H. II. Raymond, G. Ham
burg. Baltimore. j. J. SOmmers J.. =. Ger
man, 5. Mack. Boston, Nike Kelly TO Cincin-
natl.
ISSUED AN INJUNCTION.
BALTIMORE. MD. Mar Manager Barnie.
Of the Baltimore Baseball club has to-day,
through judge Phelps issued an injunction
against player Childs. The papers were
served at 6.I5 this F. VI.
CHICAGO, LII, Mar. Captain Anson de-
cided to-day that the Chicago Baseball team
would do its spring practice work IN Denver.
Fifteen players have been ordered 70 report
for duty.
SUNDAY BASEBALL PLAYING.
JFFFERsoN CRY. No. Mar 6 IN the House
to-day a bill was introduced by Representa-
tive Earnest. of Camden county. prohibiting
baseball playing on Sundays. and making It q
rnisdemeanOr punishable by fine of 200.
Boston. Mass, Mar. G.-Charles A. farre.
Of last years Chicago Brotherhood team. TO-
day signed to play with the Boston Assocla-
ton Club AS catcher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

The oncient f0rtifcati0ns OF thc city 0f
Nnremburg are being dismantled in order %
permit Of the unobstructed growth OF the
citv. which has lately shown signs Of return
ing prosperity. Many persons are carrying
of portions Of the wall for relics. Substantial
defences will be erected after the modern
type. The change was strenuously op-
posed by some of the older citizens, who con
sidered il a needless desecratiOn. The FORTH
cations were constructed when Nuremburg
was the wealthiest and most important Of the
free imperial cities Of Germany. They were
partlv demolished by the Prussans III 1866,
and Of late years have been used as prone
nades
London papers express much relief over the
result Of Canadian elections. Oh late they
had been rather cautious in proclaimlng nope
Of Conservative success, and were evidently
anticipating a Liberal victory.
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Tie United srArrs pI.IXTFREsTED.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Mar. G.-Secretary
Blaine said this morning that he had nothing
% say in regard to the Canadian election. eN-
cept that there appeared TO be an impression
in some quarters that President Harlson's adj
ministration was interested IN the election.
AS a matter Of fact. he said. the admins
tration is utterly indifferent rs tO the result.
None OF members Of the Cabinet took any IN
terest in the matter. and cared less about n
than Canadians usually do about our cleo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
CONSCIENCE-STRICkEN
One of the Italians Charged with the Murder
of Chief Hennessey Becomes Insane.

NEw ORLEANS. Mar. 6.-The Italian Politz.
one Of the assassins on trial for the murder Of
Chief Hennessey. started another sensation
this morning. He was brought into court at
tended by a guard. and taken upstairs sepa-
rately from the other accused. whom he fear.
When he was placed IN the Sherits once no
became violently insane. lie beat the AIT
wildly with his hands. tore his hair, screamed
and cried and begged for his mother and "lie.
Two deputies in charge Of him succeeded IN
pacifying him for few moments. but no
finally broke away from them, and rushing ID
"A window in u second story OF the building
tried 10 throw himself out.
He was prevented. however but he smashed
a couple ot paues of glass. the pieces of when
tell 10 the sidewalk below. Subsequently Tho
guards were increased and the man hand:
cuiied He said he wanted no lawyer ana
was being persecuted because he was poor
"DagO." The man appears 20 have lost ms
mind. though there are some who believe no
is shamming. The State has closed and the
defense began this evening.
POLITE sHANNISG.
Nothing was done in the case to-day on ac-
count II Poltz's refusal 10 appear. As con-
siderable doubts regarding his sanity were ex-
pressed il was deemed advisable 10 SEND Tor
The city physician 10 make an examination.
The doctor made his examination, ana though
he refused 10 express an opinion, save 20 ths
Judge. IL is understood that he thinks Pohtz
l. shanming. At the door Of the van on ms
way back 10 prison PolitZ shook Oh the hold
Of the deputies and made a dash for liberty.
He could not make his way through the crowd
and was recaptured before be got OUT OF reach.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

contain very little comments on the result OF
yesterdays election. The Gazette Govern
ment) places the Government majority at not
less than 25 and probably 35. The Herald
Qiberal) comedies Government majority ot
IL. The Star independently figures the Gov
ernment majority at y.
ST, JoHN. \. b., Mar. 6.-Later returns
from Kings county. n. b.. say that George L.
Foster, Minister Of Finance. is elected by
small maOrity
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THE ANNEXATION CRY HusHED.

NEw YORK. Mar. 6.-The Evening Posts
Montreal special says: AN independent esti-
mate Of yesterdays vote gives to the Govern
ment majority Of from q 10 80" Despite
what the Government leaders may say, 1t Is
deeply disappointing to the party, more espe-
cialiy TO the manufacturers. who have spent
hundreds of thousands of dollars to maintain
the national policy in power, and who cannot
fail to see in Sir Johns reduced majority the
writing on the wall which plainly indicates
change regarding the fiscal policy Of the
country.
The most important factors revealed by
Yesterdays vote are that the annexation cry
is not SO unpopular in Canada as 1t was, and
the Liberals will bereturned to power at the
next general election.
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THE GERMIN NfVY.
The Government Annoyed by the Opposition
of the Reichstag for Building up the Navy.

by Gable to the Timesl
LONDON. Mar "a Berlin dispatch states
that the Government is much annoyed by the
opposition of the Reichstag 10 the Imperial
for building up the navy The Kaiser IS at
present more concerned about the navy than
The army and is even willing that economy
should be resorted 10 in tine military eXpendi-
ture in order % increase the naval allowance;
His plans according TO usually well informed
authority are 10 make the Baltic a German
sea and leave no chance for Russia IN those
waters in the event of war. lie believes tnat
Italy. with Austria, and perhaps England.
would block the Mediterranean n. and Russia
would be closed in on the naygauble mari
time side from the rest OF the
world. In this grand scheme he
has met with unexpected opposition
from political leaders like Windthorst. whom
he had done much 10 cOnclliate. The opposi-
tion is neither yexatious nor hostile out SIM
ply arises from widespread conviction IN
Germany that military and naval expendi-
lures have gone far enough and that the peO-
pie can bear no more.
THE KAISER TO VISIT PARIS.
Notwithstanding the i'll feeling resulting
from the treatment of Empress Frederick,
member Of the staff of the German embassy
in Paris has suggested that ~ would not De
surprising if the Emperor himself should VISIT
Paris IN the strctest cogntO and see the
city for himself, he has long
been anxious to do. 1t is now certain
that the art department Of the approaching
German Exhibition will be- both in quantity
and quality. the best collection by German
artists ever shown in England. IL will III
clude about six hundred pictures and a
limited number Of sculptors, but they
will be masterpieces by the most eminent
artists Of Germany Some of them viii
be from the Berlin National Gallery. Among
the exhibitors are Professors Karl Scherres.
Knause Mensel. Iibernann, Begas Becker
and Guide. Professor Becker president Of
the Berlin Senate Of Art, has taken up the
project with considerable enthusiasm.
The United Guilds Of Germany have deter
mined IN accord with the imperial suggestion
10 elect delegates 10 submit proposals for
changes in the legislation affecting German
artisans.
ANCIENT FORTTIcAIIoNs.
The ancient fortifcations Of the city Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
SIR JOHN EXHAUSTED.

OTTAWA, OSr., Mar. 5.-Sir John Mcdonald
is completely exhausted to-day. lie has been
inundated with congratulatory telegrams from
all quarters. He has utterly lost his voice
from the effect OF his campaign tour. Sir
John estimates his majority in the new House
ON division at between thirty and thirty
FIVE.
MONTREAL. March 6.-The morning papers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

DETROIT, Mrcu. Mar. "a special 70 the
News from Ottawa, Ont, says the Govern
ment's bigmajority has been practically swept
out Of existence The returns Of yesterdays
polling show altogether l07 Conservatives
and lO3 Liberals elected with three constitu-
encies 10 be heard from aud three elections to
be held later The Liberals have polled large
majority ofthe popular vote and If the Govern
ment attempts 20 cling TO power 1t must de-
pend for support upon the members from the
Northwest and British Columbia who are
ready 70 support any party gaining power
Four members Of the Cabinet have been de
foatcd also, and a general reconstruction of
the Cabinet will be necessary. IL ls limited
that Sir John Mcdonald mayre,ign and allow
the Tories % form a new ministry.
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DEMOCRATIC BUREAU.
TIE PROPOSED TSTiBLISHHENT or
PERMANENT OEFTCE.

Necessity for Headquarters of Information
Arrangements Expected TO he Mado-The
Illinois Scnatorship-Capi Notes and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07
WOMEN CANNOT co AS DELEGATES.

The Baltimore Methodist Conference at its
meeting this morning settled the question as
g. whether women shall be allowed 10 go as
delegates % the general conference, and with
out discussion defeated the questlon-l45 10 49,.
This decision will not be made final for about
a year. when the general conference q the
supreme body Of the Methodist Church Will
act upon Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-07

ToRoSTo, ONT, Mar. G.-The Globe editori-
ally to-day says that the Government has
been sustained in the elections by majority
which at the present writing seems too small
10 enable it 10 carry on affairs for any cOnsid-
cradle length of time. It's majority in the
last Parliament was fifty. and the new Par
lament il will not exceed twelve OF fifteen
At the outside it will be less than twenty. and
in times like these Tory administration
pledged 10 a trade policy. which is impoyer-
ishng the people, cannot work with 50 slen-
der amalOrty.