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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-29
THE UE5THER REPORT
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ SUNDAY

Washington March os.-I'or Maine, New Hampshire.
Vermont Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Connecticut and
Eastern New York. generally fair except light rain on the
,oas, from Cape Cod Elstpoit no change IN temper
AZURE variable winds.
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. fair sunday; slightly
warmer winds becoming noitheIly.
For West Virginia Western PennsylNania and west
,rn New.York, fair; change IN temperatnre except
slightly warner IN No invest Pennsylvania; noyherly
winds.
FOR Virginia and North Carolina, Fair IN the Interior
clearing ON tue coast -2ht warmer, except stationary
tcmp,aturr la Western North CAROLINA
FOR South Carolina far; signify cOluet' eAceW sI$
tlopatY ml,F,ture ia w",trln portion
For Eastern Florida fair NO chang" IN |aptatue.
For Georgia fOiida, Alabama AMI sIlssissipd
generally tait; slightly Wutmcr. -. .,,-
Eur iouisaua Fastein Texas aud Arkansas, generally
fair; cooler by sunday ght
For Tennes>e ard Kentucky, generally IiIr snehty
A.. .,,.,,, w.r,ra,
For Illinois. chai gc Ia temp Fatutc.
For Lower Michigan. Ipp"r MIchAdn ana Wiscohsh'
fair; 10 change temperature ..-.-. .....
For Mime. ota fair change in trupIature, exceps
slightly cooler In sOlthen portion IA. -
For NORM Dakota. threatening weather ana lgno Nh
For south Dakota rain snow; warmer by Sunday
night. -..,. 81.
For Nebraska, rain snow; warmer BY SUNDAY nQhs
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,,vrs N. BLOOMFIELD GETS HIS DIVORCE

Judge Dyl.man in the Supreme Court az "ii' l.'",
tm,lly granted decree of absolute divorce 10 ''
A. tuoouGeld from his wife. in accordance WIN Inv H'
Too ~ the Jury AZ the Of the trial OF the 'ulI some
81 ,po The decree gives Mr.. bloomfield me CUSTODY
., bl. two children and also allows To him Costs
poom1ed was not present but she was reprscnt'd ~
b,r LAWYER Mr.. Moss. Of the finn OF Howe n iiu"l''
Mr. Moss OBJECTED the decree and made MOTION '"'
.b two children should be entrusted TO the CUSTODY :"
~. poomhed. lie also objected TO his cucht VrlnE
,norced with costs John Hill who appeared loi MI
bloomfield said that had been clearly established W."
Nh bloomfield UNIT person to have The eu''D'
~ the children. and to her paving costs '"''S,
huoht that IT was than iight tina; she sho1u
do - t,,,
Judge Dvkman refused to allow Ms Boo'nlola 70 nv
~. c,.,ody Of the children. but made an order eI1h7
q, her the privilege Of seeing the children at me nome
=, her psren:s MI. and Mrs. James Oliver. In iohAe'S
The latter opposed Mrs Bloomfield duin2 the t'al u
~. d,votee suit and IL understood that she i H'
no, on friendly with Der parents Mr. Moss asA'u
for sixty DAYS which to prepare an appeal Ior nc"
trial which was granted. SIR. Bloomfield Will place
hts children In the Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver VINO VIII
a.. that they are educated Mr.. Bloomfield. his nothe
and Mr. oliver Mrs Bloomnslds father. were pfeseh'
In court.
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NETWORK CITY.

Polo on skates drew large audiences last week at
the Coliseum Rink. There viii be several contests
this week between amateurs Of The New-Jersey ana
Brooklyn clubs. There Will also be special exhibitions
and races.
On account of the large attendance at worth's
Museum and Theatre last week. Mr.. Worth has re
engaged a number OF the features In the culio halls
for this week They are Charles F. Blatt, Who among
a number Of remarkable feats Of strength breaks big
horseshOes with the greatest ease: Josie Wolor'h
another physical marvel by reason Of her strength
Jonathan X. Bass, the ossied man, and Charles r.
Trpp the armless wonder. There will be new features
| added K. NJ Carroll Professor Mccarthy. dancing
master and the Marrons In Quite Mistake VIII
lead the procession Of entertainers the stage all OF
| them new this week.
The Tribune yesterday received $50 for Mrs. caro-
line McWiInams and the same amount for Mrs Dutch
| NAL from "O.'
In response 70 numerous requests. Robert G.. In
cersoll has authorized Manager Sanger TO announce
that he will repeat his lecture Shakespeare al the
| Broadway Theatre on Sunday evening, April D. This
lecture was delivered for the first time last sunday
| evening.
| At Doris's Eighth Avenue Musee this week MISS
Bella Carter. who has name like horse. heads Ihe
fist OF attractions She Is said 10 be the Only human
being ptftei I'm this way. Fedora, the snakc-chaimer
| and three leopard boys. also hold prominent places
among the curiosities, and there are many Others
Once n wear the employees OF II. IL. Macy q Co. sivo
| a vocal and instrumental entertainment under INC
ausplces Of the Macy Mutual Aid. This year 1t Will
| he conducted Oh a most elaborate scale at Inc LenoA
Ivceum the performance to begin tomorrow night a'
| O'Clock.
| The report that an English syndicate was nego'H'-
Ing for the control Of the Tennessee Coal Iron ana
| Railway Company officially denied yesterday
The report is believed TO grow out Of negotiations ao
| doned long time ago.
II is expected that the Board OF Education VIII de
eide upon the new assistant superintendent at tue meet
| ing on Wednesday Among the candidates are THOMAS
| Moore DR.. Henry 81. Lcpzger, Ernest MeHns'oh anu
John W. Davis.
| The MAYORS Marshal gives notice that all oog
licenses expire on April 30, and are renewape OH anu
| after the first day Of that month NO renewals eau
| be had after May l.
| George g. Redwood, the photographer has COM
Melted his new gallery Photographic studio, on Inc
ground floor No. lao broadway. The spacious sloc'
rece ption room and studio are all on the same hoor'
and there IS also an additional skylsht for childchS
| pictures.
Water Register Rley's collections for use OF Cro'o
| water last week were s13,742 %. Mayors MarShai
fnaelhard issued PAT city licenses, aud received III
| fees 81 .461 %.
| The steamer Mandalay. from Pernambuco' "hloh III
Rived at this port yesterday reported that Jon LeVeS
| a sailor was lost overheard In heavy gale On Mafoh
o. lie was a native Of London and was thirty seven
| old
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A SUCCESSFUL BIOGRAPHICAL EXHIBITION.

The exhibition Of geographical appliances under inc
auspices Of the Department OF Geography Of the Brooklyn
Instua sed evening the Arcade uldng Brook
Ign. 1t open for four weeks, and t Is estimated that
fully 40 COO persons visited and studied the charts
globes etc, with more or less Interest Some persons
visits and from distant cities TO
inform themselves upon educational topics connected with
the study earths surface Only one small pocket
atlas was oil by the visitors The exhibit VIII
probably be- Boston this week and shown there
under the apce, the Massachusetts, Institute OF Tech
poopy Applications from a number OF cities have been
received for the display OF the collection. Ultimately it
c1 be placed the Brooklyn Museum OF Arts and
Sri
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WCSTCUESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The trouble arising out OF the
nomination of three Democrats In the town OF west
chester for the Office Of supervisor came up DeloTe
Judge Dykman Yesterday in the supreme Court, when
David Hunt counsel for Supervisor Rauch, made APP
pllcation for writ OF mandamus compelling the town
clerk to have Rauchs name printed on the oihc'al
Democratic ballots AfIidsvits were presented from
the Democratic town committee and fifteen OF the
twenty five regularly elected delegates TO the Demo
CRITIC nominating convention certifying to the regu-
larlty OF Mr.. Rauch's nomination Judge DykInan dc
cded that the ballots must be printed az requested by
the plaintiffs counsel Mr.. Ranch Is also the Repub-
lIcaai nominee The opposing candidates are A. Hen
men Morris and President Duncan. OF WilllamSbrdge.
both Democrats II. G.. Henderson Immediately drew
up papers appealing from the Judges decision.
NEW ROCHELLE.-The election for town officers.
which will take place Tuesday, promises success 10
the Republican ticket. The following are the principal
candidates: william MollOy for Supervisor. Charles
H. for town clerk, and George f. Davis or justice
~
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| THE MURDER OF MINISTER BALTCHEFF.
THIRTY PERSONS ARRESTED ON SUSPICION IN
SOFIA-THE CRIME LAID AT
RUSSIA'S DOOR.

RUSSIAS DOOR.
Sofa, March 28.The police Of this city are actively
investigating the assassination Of ". Batchef, the
Minister Of Finance, who was shot and Killed last
night by a man armed with revolver, the superstition
being that the murderer mistOok NJ. Baltchen for NJ
Stambulof the Bulgarian Premier with whom the Min
ister OF Finance walking at the Time he was Hired
upon AS result of the police investigation thirty
persons have been arrested. The prisoners Include
NJ Karaveoff. All the persons taken into custody are
members of the party which NJ KaravelOf represents.
Details OF the murder show that, as IS customary,
a gendarme followed NM Baltchef and Stambuloh on
their walk. Coming TO a dark portion OF the road.
the gendare noticed four strangers. who were follow
inc the Ministers and acting in a rather suspicious
manner. Almost as they were seen the
strangers began firing. Their bullets missed NJ stau-
bulor who had fallen little TO the rear OF NJ Bait
chef, and who had a narrow escape NJ Bai'cheH
was struck In the breast by two bullets. lie ONLY
uttered two cries before he died. The gendarne AZ
once fired at the assassns, but missed his mark He
then rushed at one OF the men and cut nun on the
Shoulder with his sword but failed 10 disable h and
the four strangers escaped In the DARKNESS. -
Among the prisoners taken into custody To-Day wa,
a Creek who recently purchased revolver here ana
who II IS thought is the man who tired the IaIai
shots The SvObOda" echoes the universal ophnoh
when n saws There no doubt that the ASSAULT was
an attempt Of paid assassin npon the Ire OF "a ni
hulaG and that NJ BaltcheH was an innocent 'iO'ih'
Ne |f1c therein the hand Of Russian diplomacy
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RAYONNE.
BANONNE.
SIX DELEGATES DESERTED THEIR PARTY.

SIX DELFGATES DE>FNItD IIIr1I" ~
Tie twelve delegates TO the Republican Guy 'o"'
vention held on Friday evening were unable 10 agree
upon a plan Of organization. Finally the deiesa'e'
divided evenly and held rival conventions In the same
hall. The trouble over protests 70 unseat ueie
pstes on each side one faction OF SIX Endorsed Will
lam r. Farr who has received the Democratic noEli-
nation. There was storm of Kisses over indorsing
a Democrat in Republican convention. Whlie TINS
was being done the six delegates who favored the
denomination Of Mayor John Newman. Repn6lcsn'
Ten. in session They filed six vacancies and IMAM
imouslv nominated Mayor Newman his Irehus
lost no time In filing certificate with tae CITY Ciefn,
William o. Hamilton Mayor Newman has been Twice
elected ms a Republican and Citizen nominee He was
first in tie field this spring with legal Citizens noInl
nation signed by scores Of influential Democrats Ills
only oppanent. Sir Farr was II Republican Council,
man four years A year ago he left the party anu
was elected by Democrats.
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e " ARMOUR DrsCREDrrS 4 REPORT.

Kansas city, Mo-. March 25-A dispatch from New
York SAYS that DonGhoder> representing over 100000
in first mortgage bonds the main line Of the San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railroad have signed q
formal bondhOlder,' agreement and authorized their
committee 10 join with {. W. Armour. Of Kansas City,
in Purchasing the mortgage on the line from san An
tonic 10 Arsn,as Pass. Mr.. Armour. who is heavy
bondholder, when shown the dispatch said: 81 know
nothing Of any such proposed action IL the bond
Lolder, in the East have taken any action Know
nothing of IL. | cannot believe that they have dons
So for the reason that il i not probable that any
action would have been taken without informing me-"
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,, cry OF NETWORK.

Lv.noo March es.-An outbreak OF IRE oJr" 1,,y
last night in the hold OF the Innan l"o rhnrsday
Of New York, which arrived in the od While the
from Ncw-York. The flames wero ~ .Itrcd Dock at
ss.nAsss anS r supposed to originated
Gre had been smouldcrng In the hold f0r so .nc.diy
before 1t broke out into fame. The h'o aee Of tho
atingushed An examination was the'' hin her
ships hold and it was found that inc ,ier cargo.
self bsd suffered little injury from the hro NV the
however, found 70 be greatly "" ''soa ,non II.
many streams of water which had peen p'
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BLACKTHORNS Justify Piled.
PARNELLITES AND McCARTHYITES FIGHT
FOR ENTRANCE TO SLIGO TOWN HALL.
THE FORMER VICTORIOUS, WITH POLICE AID
PARNELL'S TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INTO
sLIGO-vERDICT IN THE TIPPE.
RARY RIOT CAS-

RARY RIOT CASE.
Sligo. March oe-Tms place was crowded all day
with persons WHO had to attend the market here.
Mr. Parne visited outlying friendly districts in the
morning, with the object Of gathering his supporters
together for the purpose OF accompanying Inn in his
formal entry into the town.
The voting classes here wero Enthusiastically hostile
TO Mr. Parnel. struggle took place the steps Of
the Town Han, In which Mr.. Parnen asserts that he
was assaulted. This was contest between the two
factions tOr possession Of the hall Each side fought
fercely but the Parnellltcs, being assisted by tie
police finally OveIcame their opponents and VIGOROUSLY
entered the building. When his friends succeeded in
getting inside the building, Mr.. Parnell
made a speech In Which he described q "cowardly
attack" which had been made on him by a townsman
named Mclugh, who. Mr. Parnen alleged, had threat
ened to swab the streets with hs body The re-
mandcr Of the speech mass Of vtuperation VI the
seceders from his ranks. returning to his hotel,
Mr. Parnell made an attempt to deliver speech from
one of the windows but compelled to desst, owing
the hoOtDg and yelling OF body Of McCarthytcs,
who drowned the speakers voice.
Mr.. Davitt had different reception 70 that given
Mr. Parnell, being welcomed to the town with the
utmost enthusiasm Mr.. Davitt was not feeling well,
lie denounced the dictatorship and what lie termed
the sham labor sympathy of Mr.. Parne
Dublin, March 2e.-Mr. Parnell made a trlumphal
entry into Sligo to-day. lie escorted by fifty
cailoaus VI supporters lrOni lc Iuidi us'I'tS' "Vu
with blackthovns He received with ieerS by the
townspeope. Mr.. Davitt and his supporters after
ward made a cOunter-display Three hundred police
and squadron of cavalry in readiness to prevent
any collision between the opposing factions
Cork, March os.The trial Of Michael O'Bren Dalton
and the others charged with riong and assaulting the
police at the time of the trial Of Messrs O'Brien and
Dillon at Tipperary, which was interrupted yester'
day, while Justice Monroe was summing up by the
discovery that the Court House was on fire. was re-
sumed this morning In the School OF Art The Judge
concluded his summing up, and the case was gwen TO
the jury Who after short dcberatiOn returned and
announced that they unable TO agree upon a
verdict In the case of Mr.. Dalton and Mr.. GILL; but
rendered verdict Of not guilty" as 70 the other
prisoners
Belfast, March 2S.-PrOmnent members OF the anti
Parnell party in this dty forming q committee
whose duty it will be to supervise the publication OF an
are being made to raise the funds necessary for this
undertaking.
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FOR THE 0yE.cEXr COFFEE STANDS.

A concert and dramatic readings VIII be gwen Nv
the Lnox Lyceum next Saturday evening Tor the pen'
a, - the St. Andrews New York ana Broohlyh o"o
Gan, Coffee Stands Among the volunteers Tor tAc en-
t.,tainment are Emily Wlnant. contiaito' ID" MINI
soprano valesca franck' pianist JEANNE ra,.a~h
III. Conrad Behrens bassO Christian fntSch;
,nVnr! Frank Taft organNt; F. G. Dnlcheh. nIs,H'
W e,r n DcFreco will make the opening huu'c's'
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MR.. STODDIRD'S FOURTH LECTURE 'oC hSE'

The extra course Of Mr. stoddards ILLUSTRATED ~
ures that It has been found necessary 10 give ~ D',
Theatre will begin on Tuesday at 3 30 p IN Inc "'
=. J., -, % vienna. The course will De continued
~ v.d,esdov al the same hour, when Mr.. otondWu
uu fell Of paris IN the Reign OF Terror lhe "
mining lectures will be sweden April - MOI
way.. April 6, and "The Passion Play, April D. Inc
demand for seats for the lecture on "lhe r.oa L
m n,rL ,rrer than for other lecture thit IL M
!, 80 necide,i 10 give it twice more, on Apnl H""
yru = a. II A. m. These lectures are not part oi
4
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
observed the United states
Sipn1 this city. The dsshes indicate
the temperature Pcry's Pharmacy Sun Building
Tribune Office March 30 a. m.-TheTe was slight
fall in the barometer yesterday. Cloudy weather was
followed AZ night by clear Th< temperature ranged
between 81 and 40 degrees. the average 42ss) being 20
higher than corresponding day last year aud So
higher than Friday
Clear or fair weather with slight changes in tempera-
tuie. may be expected In and near this city to-day
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San Francisco March Is lSSa
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NOTABLE billiard MATCH ENDED.

Iorson. March 2s.-The billiard match between John
pohers IT, champion OF the world at English biIhias'
and william J. Peall, the spot STROKE champion wiz"
Inn at the Egyptian Hail. PIccadilly, on Satur'
49,, worcb a. was finished tonight The match was
49, :, ooo-e5OO sde-and portion OF the gate re-
~, The conditions were "a 900 points up, spot
Ped peail rcceiveing 900 points start on Robel
barieu pahcrs plsye in his customary mastery
Aithoueu wa unable to overcome the big handicap,
ana when contest closed as syen IN o ne haa
ceeded ~ p.as actual score was $4,000 points.
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vrvroryDLAND AND TIE DOMINION.

Chicago. March GA dispatch from Ottawa Gays:
a., ,s asserted on good authority that a partial
solntion Of the Newfoundland question: LORD salisbury
is msIng every effort bring about confederation OF
that colony with the Dominion. member Oh INC
Cabinet here said that he behevea ,; nd
naU uId 10 a great acquisition 10 the Dominion ana
%o9 won ,h % dosyernment would gladly welcome any
reasonable proposition by %heL te "n1h t cacr.
az" wonld be the determined opposition OF many Vi
w ,sadInc merchants Of Newfoundland
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HTOOMEIEID-
AN,YrrIIEyED 10 BEIN THE

4 MN Dbl ID TT TIIT V'F'T''
Louisa kcincb"rg, the servant girl III the FANNY OF
Theodore d. Palmer at Bloomfield, who was found
bound aud gagged In her employers kitchen. aud VINO
said that She had been placed IN that condition 10y
burglars who had broken into the house, was released
In charged OF her mother Yesterday. The belief Is
strengthened that the girl was privy to the robbery OF
SIG found IN a trunk week ago, aud also Ind hand
ir setting me 20 the house Icla Nc Donald nurse
c i'm fhc house /, also under suspicion The theory
Of the pO,icc j, that Young man T. implicated and
that when tie truth becomes known some OF the
recent lnecnd AIRY fires In bloomfield will be accounted
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EIIZ ARETII-

Chief Of Police Tenny Yesterday received telegram
from baltimore SAYING that samuel Plumb. fugitive
from justice, had been arrested In that city Plnnb Is
the son Of a well-knowp resident Of Elizabeth. The
wing man boarded at the house OF Wilson Mofet. In
second st. and two months ago. ii Is charged broke
op.n the room of John i. Butler, boarder IN the
house and rined his trunk Of Sl13, all the mans saw
ing, thumb fed from the city.
Charles VI. Cole arrested here on Friday night
charged with shooting at Charles Westbrook brake
man on the Peppsyl vania Railroad. Cole lives at
Railway sGd ID twenty one yeJs old lie spgsged In
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OBITUARY..
CHARLES II. MEIG:

The death announced at the stock Exchange
Yesterday OF Charles ii. Megs, member, who died 40
Santa Barbara Cal, Friday. Three years ago Mr..
Megs sustained stroke ~. paralysis and never fully
recovered from its effects. Apoplexy caused his
death. lie was fifty years old, and lived In Ridge
field Conn., Mr.. Melgs Joined the Stock Exchange on
March 90. 1868. lie member OF Charles H.
Meigs & Co. stock brokers. lie was the son OF
Charles II. Megs who once well-knOwn banker
Of this city. and also nephew Of former preSi'
dent of the stock Exchange.
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IIOROkEN


TIE PRIEST WILL GET HER MONEY.
Mrs. Ann Conway died on May 3d. 1890 she iei'
a will which bcqueathed $50 to her brother PauicK
Conway. and the rest OF her fortune Sl'ooo III oah'
10 Father Patrick Corrgan OF the Church OF our Lady
10 Crace Patrick Conway contested the will, alleging
undue influence BY Father Corrgan ana for sevei;u
months the case has been I'm the courts Yesterday
Jndgr ppIncOtt rendered decision IN the contest ana
confirmed the will. and ordered 1t 10 be prooated'
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,.o rprr LICENSES TO AMERICAN VESSELS.

ottawa March os-Inquiry in Official circles faiS 70
elicit any confirmation of the report from gloucester
Mass that the Newfoundland authofiieS hau uo'.'eu
TO issue bait licenses TO American hSnns so9'o' n.9
- rarce for the coming season. Mr.. Upper said
mot the Government had. however, received lcuco
hat the Bait act would be enforced TINS year as N
100 and that he could not account loi a icPoa, ~
tiuq abroad Ike the one now III oHOu""o" ""'0"S
Tey- ENGLAND fishermen.
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GENERAL FOSTER HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS

Madrid March 2s-Gcneral D. W. foN"r' INC
specal representative Of the uni'ed nte' III Wv Nv
,,,one for = commercial treaty with Spain said in
rso NJ = conversation today that lie had strong
bonos Of the success Of his mission; A.. 49, siro,,,,,
The Epoca" expresses the bei1l tat no u,im" ~
will be experienced If Secretary bia'o i""''"''' ~
ur.seut attitude.
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a,sru,e with the brakeman over his ticket. during
which he says the latter struck him in the race re
then pulled out the weapon and In the scun'e ~ ""'
discharged Cole bears good character
william uan,oerster a. German resiiTrc OF this city,
last night locked himself In the garret at nis ios S
and then hanged himself with rope which nc h,,Sr
10 a hook. lie leaves wife ana several e'ti'usv nv M
lie had been acting strangely Of late ana IL IL sup
posed that he was Insane.
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rop THE REFORMATION OF FIRST OFFENDERS
PARIS March 2s.-A new law Just promulgated en-
mowers French criminal courts, In dealing Win cer'a"
transgressons postpone sentences Tor nfs' one''
q, .hore 10 M Second offence the sentence is then
anu Gerona offences are 70 be visited with severity
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREVOORT-Samuel Bowles Of Springfield Mass
FIFTH AVENUE-Judge Robert Earl. Of the Ne"-h"'n
Court Of Appeals and General Joseph T. Torrcnce OF
Chicago HOFFMAN,. A. Chapleau, Secretary oil stIc
Of the Dominion Of Canada and Senator Watson C. Squire
Of Washington. MURRAY HlLL-EX.GOVcIDor Charles
II. Sawyer, OF New.iampshire. ST JAMES-Ccch Gay
and Rosina Nokes acknowledgements JOHN NJ
Schofcd, United States Amy. and John b. Drake. OIL
Chicago