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The sun., 1891-02-03
BoMBsHELL FROM MAYOR MATrHrna

He Makes Serious Charges Against One sf
hoston's Police Commissioners.
Boston. Feb. 2.-Young Mayor Matthews
throw bombshell into the Board Of Aldermen
to-day. which oauseda sensation when It ex-
ploded.
1t was message containing grave charges
against Commissioner william NJ. Osborne Of
the Board Of Police Of the CITY Of Boston. and .
suggestion that the Legislature be pstitioned
to investigate the same. This action on the
part OF the Mayor has opened bitter contro-
versy that will result In the political death Of
one or the other.
Tho Governor will bs asked to remove Com.
missioner Osborn. and. - tho Democratic
party has from the nrst fought the very exist
enoe Of the Board Of Police, strong pressure
will be brought 70 bear In the present case.
Gen. Osborne hes strons political backing.
and II he is dscspitatsd new factor will enter
municipal politics which viii make things hum
ii the next election.
Msis %ssshsT: S.seln R;ass sssa
ssssss, 1s m iii az S sss:
ss sresser are % pecqsisriiv inssp.:sed. iG sa ' '' .
N ssSs aG osss
He SAYS:
Nj. Osborne's connection With the matter; and
The scope oiths !n,yss;ssigstSn ,s; should b broad
IL naeS o ds% h9s dnss hs he RSsp p.s hs A.. 1ss4:
An Investigation OF Mr.. Osborne's conduct By
the LEGISLATURE, whose. committees have
the power TO compel the production
Of Witnesses apd books. should. think.
be had. and the VARIOUS charges
sifted. and theiE truth or falsehood qfacially
determined. Whatever may be thought Of tho
policy OF placing the police power OF the oity IN
the hands Of q state Board. It certainly 10 the
duty OF tho State Legislature to See that the
power Of Its officials 10 exefted in tho tpterest
OF the people OF Boston. and not for the benefit
Of private enterprise. II, as is openly
and commonly reported. exorbitant fees have
been charged W an intimate friend Of Mr..
holders Of liguor licenses 10 support Of
certain candidates for PUBLIC Offices; II
LIQUOR dealers In this city. holding licenses
signed by him. havo been intimidated or black
mailed into lobbying at the State House for
an increase OF his salary or into contributing
q newspaper vote oontcst:'' and. finally.
II he has used his official power 10
promote private enterprises In which he
and the Mckinley family are pecunlarty inter-
ested, II these charges. or any OF them. are
true. Mr.. Osborne is unfit TO occupy the place
he holds
The sun., 1891-02-03
AIEDITATING SUICIDE
Mrs.. yassner Takes Her TIVE CAllASea
Down to Dover Street Pier.

Mrs.. Taasner Takes Her TIVE CAllarea
Down to Dover Street Pier.
Emma Faasner. aged 81 years. Of 887 .Wyths
avenue. Brooklyn. stood on tho stringpieos
OF the pier ut the foot OF Dover street
last night with her daughter Emma
aged 10 years. under one arm. and hor son
Freddy. aged 8, under the other arm.
She seemed to be meditating whom Police
man James Brett's attention was attracted to
her. He ran out on the pier and caught her.
she had had family troubles. and had resolved
to end her life and take her little ones along
with her,
After locking tho woman up the Sergeant
telegraphed to her husband In Brooklyn. He
Fassner IN W told the p Sergeant @ that some OF Els
wife's friends had been living upon him fog
some time. and that he had objected vigorously
and had insiated that they should get out,
This he thought, was why his wife wanted
to do die.
The sun., 1891-02-03
The Notorious Robert Fitton Arrested fsP
RobbiAg . Fellow BoarAer.

RobbiAg Fellow BoarAer.
BENNINGTON. VT. Feb. 2-Soms time ago Q
stranger describing himself IS John Rice reR-
istered at the Elm Tree House in this village.
Hs WAS ostensibiy book agent
William Riley. beardsr. soon sfterward
missed his silver watch. and $2s in money was
taken from his pockets while he slept. Rice
disappeared. and Eas = Z traced 70 Troy. whore he
had registered as e. d. Hull OF Boston.
Being arrested he came to Bennington in.
a9G me- IN asoS x6o6 S Re
WAS unable to obtain until to-day. whom he
WAS again detained By Q tslegram from
Windsor. VT
ert Fltton Of FrootoI sviIle q woollen manufao-
turer MhSse @lis we're burned dozs1 siH yeaSs AZ
tIon .hs insurance SomPsnlss ,.A1ns A1itsrTssd hs
GlsFkIs cthse: was fined Is f9r 3 teontsMpt, and hid
In 10 prisoners sstohel to-day yas found
allss. nd :sssstsd bs The oi.rf q that court
Whore those pape1s obtained. OF for the puE;;
eo0e they were used. p not known. Elton viii
bs delivered to the Windsor county sheriff to-
morrow.
The sun., 1891-02-03
NOMINATIONS At TRENTON
dspDenheiAer and Gray Nominated -
Comptroller and Treasurer.

HspDenheiner ana Gray NominateA fsv
Comptroller and Treasurer.
TaENToN. Feb 2.-Gov. Albeit tonight re-
nominated Allen I. McDermott a. Clerk in
Chancsry. and the Senate In executive session
at once confirmed the appointment The term
is nvs years. and the office is worth 10000 per
annum in fees.
Jeremiah O'Rourks and Aaron A. Carter Of
Essex. the Rev. George O. Maddox Of Mon
mouth. and Edward q. Stokes Of Mercer were
appointed trustees Of the State Industrial
School for Girls.
The Democratic leaders did some hust-
ling last week to get tho members In
and so we'll did they succeed that whom
the joint Democratic caucus was held tonight
It took only few minutes 70 effect the nomi-
nation OF Gen. William G. Heppenheimer for
State Com ptroler and George B. Gray Of New.
ark for State Treasurer.
The opposition to them had almost COM
Pletely frittered out senator Mcdonald Of
Hudson nomin ated both men, and but for the
circumstance chat ex-senator Bogart OF BeY
gen was entered In the raoe for Treasurer ND
balloting at all would have been necessary.
Bogart received four votes. Heppenhelmer's
nomination was By acclamation. The joint
meeting for the election will bs held TO-
morrow,
The sun., 1891-02-03
rFWS FROM THEOLD WORLD.
-,ro CHARLES OF PORTUGAL THANKS
THE PEOPLE OF OPORTO

-.,o,t ousckly suppresseA--T-he rrish
T..e.renee = Elections n 6pair - The
Sa.e,s Opiuiou or French Politics.
,.,,s Feb a.-Major serpa Pinto. the for.
.II,.ss explorer. In an Interview published
va, u.s says that the revolt OF troops In Oporto
ostnrda AZ was arranged to occur simultanss
's.,- With . similar rising In Lisbon. He adds:
sS sThsre are only Ave Republicans among the
-....hars OF the Portuguese Chamber. and
~. .re all from divisions Of Lisbon. I. Con-
s.,,.tiye. am the sixth member from the capi-
y, These Lisbon members never stirred
s..d -. in the matter. II the reyolt In oporto was
sSspubllcan outbreek. tn. Repuf licans must
Isys had an exceedingly detective orsaniza-
ugns,os, Feb. "A number Of prominent
,altoians wont to The roySi palace TO- e., DAY n
afEIISs afEIps Charles. IN recei!Ing Tho Deputies
sxsa tSsr
t3,osTo. tsssDS Feb. 2-proi, Albuquerque has been
crested charged Nth h;nvns been e.
revolt court an martial shs Two hnndrsd and
rss .s oT Esrs @Gahd @ ~ eGpsssfa ps% YsoIe le
'hiiiHs hiiiissr, law will rcmaiA. IL toycs in oposto
4 those engaged in SATURDAYS ! insurreotion 1 Of
.nisS frontier The ollcial report. Of the
sssnlts Of baturday's. uprising says nine per-
ssos Wore Killed and forty-eiRht wounded dur
"a .sHrNaroN, Fob. 2.-Mr. souza Rosa. the
Portueuess Minister. has received esbleSrams
ILL., Erass despstches in their account OF the quick.
Il mppresse cd revolt at Oporto. and spy that
Hsre hrs been no disturbance elsewhere In
s.pt SS Of Tho people With the alleged movement
ysri6e establishment Of q republican, form OF
Snvernfnent In Portugal. Mr.. Souze Rosa saye
"a hscsl guard and TO pArts. not the whole. OF
Ssreo regiment Of infantry. and is regarded as
Susstter OF really very small political impor.
decree has besn Issued disbandtnE the dis
s6ected Oporto rogiments.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Emin's Extravnganoe.

bsa1Is. Feb. IA white book is published
bsfs containing Emin Pashas reports to the
middle Of November last. These reports form
srscord Of Emin's extravaganza and disregard
Of Instructions. Emin ignored the order to
found station on the Victoria Nyanzs; instead
Risdoner .Bcnmidt's efforts to dlssuade him,
Re Commissioner oRjscting on the ground OF
s,nS.t s,..S y s1SpsnsSo ooG Emin sDent 10000 MARKS
teDeatsdly complains Of the insutficiency OF
ns Supplies. owing to which. he says. his men
sss SseSTlng mntinoYs; He thsreiors declines
The sun., 1891-02-03
THE SPANISH ELECTIONS.
ne First Elestien6 There Under the Uni.
versal SuRro0e Law.

ne First ElestienA There Under the Uni.
versal SuRra9e Law.
NDRD. Fob. 2.-Sehor CASTELAR, was re-
I,ctsd member Of the Chamber Of Deputies
Nssssuay. In Barcelona the elections were
seeunpsnied BY rioring ct many OF tho polling
SsssA The rioters attacked the officials
ustne the polling stations and succeeded
SksS sSsy smssHed. Bono 81 the rioters were
lNssted.. The returns from thS pFoyinces
nsnt TSis il the cause OF much congratula-
don on the part 81 the Conservative as yes
tsrdsys elections were the firat held under tho
law establishlng universal suffrage
.Returps from 1hs provinces give the Opposi::
tfon. including all shades, 12O Deputies. ont OF
: total q ~. Tho Ministers and 4ll Of the
msiorfty IN Huesca Is 600. Zorilla is elected ID
barcelona and Maresll 10 elected in both Bar
Salona and Valsntis. Salmeron, Republican.
lplSx.member. Is returned for Madrid. Balbi.
Liberal. 10 defeated 10 Valentia-
The sun., 1891-02-03
Presbyter,.as Go, TosesAe-.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2-At meeting to-day
Of the Phllsdelphis Presbytery aud tho Phiia-
delphia Central Presbytsry OF the Presby-
terian Church OF this city 1t was unanimously
agreed that the two Prssbytsnss should bs
merged into one. and that the ansi action look-
The Genital Prssbytsry Of tho Presbyterian
decidsd DECIDED IL Ia favor q tho ovsrtunss y from % The S
General Assembly providing tor the setting
apart OF women a. deeeoneRsss. The overture
de1oonessss was rejected By the same vote.
The sun., 1891-02-03
War Against tho Mormons.

NOTTINGHAM Fob. 2-The Dissenters Of this
sity and neiRhborhood have declared viRor-
en- war against the Mormona Tho Rev. Mr..
Ward, An ti-Mormon missionary. delivered
sisrvid lecture upon tho subject last night at
poutA Normsnton. the strongest Mormon CEN
ks In England. Mr. Ward declared, during
the course OF his remarks. that the Mormons
were % great polygsmists as ever. Ameri-
epminals and 1t was q Disgrace to England to
Allow the Mormons to break English laws.
To- matter should be submitted to the House
MQommons and the Mormons should be COM
tellsd either to abandon Mormonism or to
hAyo En9ieud.
The sun., 1891-02-03
ssiegftaeA" At the Metropolitan Opera
HOuAo.


House.
Tho performance Of "Siegfrisd" given last
evening differed In no essential respect from
the former ones. The cast was tho same. and
only that evenness and repose which 10 rarely
present at an opening night Was noticeable.
marking the rendering IS an older and moro
practised one Many Of the seats 10 the par
ouet were empty and the boxes filled up
after tho first sot but the house was
attentive and appreoiative Gudehus can mover
sink below tho level Of . conscientious and
satisfactory artist but he scarcsly makes Of
that v ssnsr has SO clearly painted him. Dur.
Ing the loye % scene: hoX.ve5 be IiseS ,a'.s 70
Soss 6sI iSii :Ss1s. TOO, toward @skiRx M 81 III:
ever been So mslodlous and interesting
as 10 Frau Ritter-Gotze. Her voice 10
beautiful IL every pnrsss, xsn,,,, and 6sr 6s
q t6s dlfiioult ,Tisss task While Bsic6 6nsno
welcome q eysry e9traaes tEs Ths
then. with the orchestra as Admirably sfflcisnt
entirely 4uCO0e1ful.
The sun., 1891-02-03
nset-as Cars Ru. Late At /. Crossins.

BRoCKToN. MasS. Feb. IA serious accident
occurred this evening at the Crescent street
crossing Of the Old Colony Railroad.
The electric road to Whitman CROSSES the
railroad ct this point, and - two cars, in
charge Of Conductor Fred Wood. were crossing
:h. trek the sanS car in the rails
AT this time the 6:lS train for Boston hove ip
sight and the Gateman ran down the track
before the passengers could slight from the
oars the engine crashed through them derail::
ing a. Electric ss9 saSf sds b o. the track and
All was confusion for q moment. but later
1t was learned that the only Injured persona
i.nMsss Mrs. and U%nsa o. b4ess.o1 hs S;i sns
Louise NJ. Bturtevant and Miss. Ella
4 M9yss Of Whitman; In an. Miss DsTscn an; and Misc
wore taken to the emergency room. whore they
The sun., 1891-02-03
Rss.,.'s Quarrel with Bulgaria.

D. PETERssUso. Feb. 2.-The Russian Gov
"nmsnt intends to take further diplomatic
y. selion against the Bulgarian Government.
tSess!r,a protested against Nihilists being pro:
~ STs.e9 and employed In Bulgaria, the Bulga-
a.sI sI ooveIn msnt, Instead OF expellng persons
yppoEtunity 70 eXnel 400 other persons. chiefly
tti;HSmcers St;HSIm nt tue BULGARIAN army and Russo.
sna'ss hostile to NJ. StambuIoif.
The sun., 1891-02-03
The Re.Ains Controls Another Road.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-Ths Philadslphia
and Eastern Railroad. which 10 protected to
run from New Hope. Bucks County TO Esston.
has passed under the control Of the Reading
Railroad and Carroll X Williams OF this ojty
+. Kindred OF the Reading Company.
.ArTsnsemepts hays besn made for ths Son.
Hope extension OF the Northeast Pennsylyapis
Railroad 10 In good working order work will be
begun on the Phllsdelphia and Esston. start
ing at New Hope.
The sun., 1891-02-03

Miss Nellie Nathan. she daughter Of Mrs. g. J.
Nathan. was married last svenius at her moth
srs homo. s1e Lexington avenue. to Lewis J.
Rsinhsimsr. TIE Rev. DR.. Kaufman Kohlsy
Saas honor nsF' 81 an
Sidney 6tisner and the brides two brothers.
Isaac, and Harry Nathan, we're the ushsrs, The
Az: a; IA u: ys! ~ q I tuil. ltst:ssd VIA
wsddlas dinner followed the ceremony.
The sun., 1891-02-03
The Deadlock in South Dakota.

PIERRE, 8. D.. Feb. 2.-Ons ballot for Senator
was taken to-day. with the result nearly the
same as on Saturday. Tho Independents gave
Harden 42. The Democrats are still solid for
Tripp. Among the Republicans Moody got IS.
Melville. 10. balance scattering. Crosse: lnde.
pendent got votes. and 1t is beieyed these
Of the tight. It Is rumorsd that top 1ndepen-
dents will 20 to Melville soon. II the Republi-
The sun., 1891-02-03
With spirit less than infancy,

And nerveless ~ the weakest vsman"
This apty describes the Aunsrer from Nervous Dsbn
Ivy. He u weak tired. nervouh ana spiYitsss VITA
dull and dizzy head vision impaired loss Of memory.
and wakes tired mornings with bad taste In mouth ana
little appetite lie 10 gloomy. despondsnt the
weakened that tho least excitement shock wilt
nush the face or cause trembling. often attended ~
palpitation-
DR.. 6resne1 Nsrvura, the great nerve brain anA
vital restoravs b absolute and sure cure for Nss
vous Debility Under It's use the dull eyes regain
their brilliancy, the weak and exhausted feelings
svs place to strength ana vigor, the brain BE.
comes clear, the nerves strong aAA steaAy,
che gloom and depression lifted frsm she mind the
sure Indicator Of health, strength and happi.
ness. Dr. Greens's Nervura 10 purely vegetable ana
hsrmess Druggists sell Ii Siuo Do NOT tail 70 n
sufferer
"lwas ahHctsd for hve years with nervous Debility
ana last winter was down sick with u had . good
doctor. but only got temporary relief then took sig
bottles Of Dr. 0reene's Nervura, and II cured me-
". ". CORNELL. i,o2A Ward st. Phil aAslphiA Pa"
~ Dr. Greene, the successful specialist in curing
nervous diseases, IS West 18th st., New York. b
oonsultsd free personally or by letter Oan or write
him about your send fer sympton blank to all
out and letter fully explaining your dissasA diving
advice, &C.. will BE- returned free
The sun., 1891-02-03

BOSTON. Feb. 2.-Reporters Of the Herald and
Record were to-day fined $50 each for
contempt OF court in writing stories Of the trial
OF silas 8. Drew. who is charged with smbsz-
element. containing comments tended to pre-
judice the minds OF tho jury.
The reporters urged that no malice was In.
tended, and counsel for the defence. rs we'll as
them or, but Judge sherman said that he
should impose substantial fine In order to
tmpress the lesson more strongly upon their
minds. He then imposed the fines Of $50 each.
The sun., 1891-02-03

TIC H0Ne on Frenoh EoNttcs-
IAsu Feb. 2-The FIGARO to-day publishes
y Interview with the Pope In which his Holi-
M b quoted ss saying:
II the French Conservatives saw such .
AAG possible. tbey should establish some
Hllag better than republic. Otherwise they
nsn be as they chose to make t. It Is better
z accomplish something fairly we'll than to
IS.srssIe nas very bad things, To support a good
sosmatton Of CATHOLIC party In France is an
ss'seabls dream. but II Is only dream"
The sun., 1891-02-03
Destatuse wsstsy. EarmeSs.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2-Postmastsr Sexton con-
tinuss to receive letters about the destitute
Kansas. To-day he received from T. J. James,
Postmaster st Townsend. Col. circular tell
Ing OF bad crops for three suoosssiye years
and saying tho citizens Of Denver, which Ia In
With dour and meat. but that there 10 urgent
need Of elothi99 and monsy the latter to buy
The sun., 1891-02-03
AMUsxarENrs
"Arr. Potter sf Texas.

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- ,ss. ...ss. on .Ss III pS.." =, 'u - 1
sS...s, -. 20, :. .e s'ss ss 49, & .oW,. s,.. ., :. ~ %
:. . ne,.l. It i Til sliunps.a s over i: : own fault:
NOR. !. Wa. in irsau.n. violation ., the most
ws. too Us strong to ;. II
altos.ther; even By the sap.iou., while
tne anoriticM accepted Is merits entnuslas-
s s.y Without IT, ~, consideration ,a .s mot Of It: su =
.hsn had been acted Mr.. auns.r was o.i,sd
.Ss - s9 s
sson .Ns =. sns sssnV, .ssl ~, un.' .s m.us 81, Nv, ~
i:ma 0as this %' S tn: ssmfnd ao, s%
from behind the curtain and spoke . few vsrds
whoever zoo: to III; Star Theatre =. :.D:sns %
Sn 's as aS the book d does with IL. .ar:nsur. Of
dria during ',' a bomS.rdm.n. @ ] " viii III b b. dissp.
pointed. That episode. which would seem to
recommend itself strongly for stage repre-
ssn.ason. s-p.oi.ll, in ths.. time. Of th..trie
realism. is not In the piece At all Per-
haps mi. saerino. Of material ". d,s..tsd
n.lodrsms. As n. plot Dlo. va. o,i.i..ll, Write. tic.
n p S ,o ea,snd.d in novs % oni, the author
can explain the evolution Of the version enact
assss'ss sss ssss'sss lossss @ sE: sEs =: sss rS':
snoeo so o,hefs Ar GSar,ie iSo MIo nsF suitor for
sns o. nS ss
spn Sy ssIes T6
hearty. husslIns Tsnsn unasrtsf.s 70 60, .6s
proS, H, tns ana en,o thn ans innocsnSs y n
sy hpeush sss hss ssS.r
Sssa y hss ~ +: W. ,hs !; ~ ~
ThS tw0
Gena fhs o. an sbs ina .sa oomiortaSe pss
;!o9 q 5aay Anney tSF osrs o y in
aria 11U ~sn are toid
Ss sfE bs the Tss Soros se o, Il ran
handsa dso TSat a1 iSs ebsf Sr o he vorf Ia
osae. HsReoss 10 dv am ativation
ns "a H;3 Soovn SeatSnsV story rhers misht be
are nne snch an To stand in the WAY
The sun., 1891-02-03

NEW HAVEN. Feb. 2.-Ssverai wealthy msm-
bers OF the senior class at Yale have pledged
themselves for total OF 10000 to decrease
the amount needed for the new gymnasium.
partments. and It Is thought that S2O0 600 will
pc secured. Tho amount needed TO make the
estimated cost OF the building complete is $35.-
ono. The gymnasiums walls have reached the
third floor.
The sun., 1891-02-03
a Murderer Hanged In Ireland.

DUBLIN. Feb 2-Bartholomew Sullivan. .
farmer. was hanged at Tralee to-day for COM
plcity In the murder OF Patrick Flahive. an
evicted farmer. at Ballyhague, county Kerry.
IN August last. AT tho trial. which took place
was alleged that the actual murderer. Patrick
Kennedy. had escaped to America. The
motive h.r the crime was the announcement
made BY Flahive Of his intention to out crops
on u farm from whioh the tenants had been
eyi:tsd. IN reply 70 the aHss'i,on Of thc .c
whether he had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon him. Sullivan
an ns ~ 10 dread % sse
condemn me for II"
The sun., 1891-02-03
The Aaanuss-aps soeiety.

The Manuscript sooiety will give its second
concert In Chickering Hall ON Wednesday
evening. Feb. 1. There will be performed .
sextet By Johann Beck Of Cleveland for
two Holins two ,yiolss apd two 'osl|os.
songs, By, Gsrrit Smith; Charles Hswlsy:
AstS sesrnbers. g. quartet quartet for Strings By Et6sSsss
Nsyin. . duo Tor .t!ye pianos BY Carl Wsltsri
commencss at 8 80. One hundred tioksts at ID
apiece were on sale at Chicksring Hall.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Joo Aanley ana Gov. BurleiGh Rivals Fl
tho Congress Nomination.

BANGOR, Fob. 2-The commotion within tho
Republican party sngsndered by the clashing
OF tho aspirations Of the Hon. ]. n. Manley and
Gov. BurleiRh for the Congress nomination 10
becoming more and more interesting. and
some music is In store for tho residents Of the
Third district during the next two years. Gov.
Burleigh's course In taking tho $1,000 salary
State House Commissioners. has been Ren-
orally criticised, and his friends say
that II he, had not been q candidate Tor
the ssaFy srab never
not scruple to say that Mr. Manley was the IN
alligator OF the attack. However this may be.
points. The Governor has oAlled many mem-
bers Of tho LEGISLATURE into his private room
GonSrcss % I the salary fa QUESTION a and n Jo, Man.
Icy, and nearly every day hs ls seen IN Repre-
seAtatives' hall buttonhollng tho membsrs.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Notes OF Fereig. Happeni.s'

The Duo 'dOrlssns 10 about to 60 to Turkey
and Russia.
Prof. Koch ls now In Vienna on his way to
ConstsntiIople.
The Khedive has ordered his own body ply
eician to accompany Prot Koch during the
latters sojourn in Egypt
The Grand Duchess OF Msckisnburg-6 -6chwer-
In whose serious illness was announced some
days ago. Ia now reported better.
The sun., 1891-02-03

Tho sxamn alton Of Cashier Colson OF the Sixth Ne
tIors Bsnk took most Of the day sstsdsy n the tIs
OF James A. 6immona In Judge bsnsucts courk Oh the
charge CT wrecking the bank The defence attempted
to break down his evidence on eros. examination ~
mony the Csssen trial but Mr. Colson said he had
The sun., 1891-02-03
Fro.en 70 Death q. Greece.

issss. Feb. 2.-of party Of forty mon en-
sSain seopsning communication with snow
Tksa villages between Dimitzans and
fspvhtxa foypsvNhtxa In the Morea. hftssn have been
Es~n sd .9 death and a number OF Others have
ssatsS IL SSay Irostbittsn that they arc not OK
The sun., 1891-02-03

4 h.-iAo n and 70 spSas street. Perfection fiay-
ing Card CompAny'A damage trining.
r. Ph-i2ilo 2<8 Elizabeth street. AiohAsl CtEiuS0A
damage 1inns; $50 IlS Mulberry street. chimney nss
no dsmsEs, As l<6 hadtson street hArsarst smishe
damage trtnins: $50. soS pslsnosy stIsyt Hsrris
hsimsr dsnsSs Sls; Iito a6i East BTosdwsy. Norris
2iMmsrmRn'A damage o5oo
The sun., 1891-02-03

~. LONDON. Feb. Ain the House Of Commons
~.0aI Mr. VILLAIN Henry Houldsworth ICON.
,.'sn'sl ,s one OF the members for Manches-
sS.sd oksd Mr. Goschen, Chancellor Of the Ex.
Spos%Ssr poS., Shsther tho Excheauer had not the
and ts sboH lsi e ssIs 81
tsin & Nj. 0cschen. In reply. said he was cer-
kuon Oh 'seuo roqu''eo spocia' leRIs-
The sun., 1891-02-03
A Republican Victory In Delaware.

DOVER. Feb 2-Ths tic in the Senate re-
naming unbroker. the struggle for the control
OF Newcastle county ended with the adiourn-
mont OF the Senate to-day. and the Republican
Levy Court will enter into undisputed posses-
sion tomorrow,
an affidavit by David 2. Hutchinson. a kspub-
lican member-eleet Of the Levy Court duly
acknowledged and scaled. setting forth thai
on Saturday he was offered $1,000 to resign.
The sun., 1891-02-03
MUST DIE

1t IL Expected He Will be GuillotfneA TAis
Morning.
PARIS. Fell. at is announced that Presi-
dent Carnot has declined to commute the SON.
tence Of death passed upon Michael Eyraud,
Eyraud will be executed tomorrow morning.
The sun., 1891-02-03
Very Cold In st. Paul.

81. PAUL. Feb a-st Paul Is now experience
ing the coldsst weather OF the season. Last
night II was g. bsloW zero and this morning
rose &C. n the Northwest generally the tbsr-
momstsr ranged from So below ct GinnsdosA
ct a below ct st. Paul.