The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-05

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doubt that the United States must project all
persons under It's protection. and partlcularly
murder; and the execution Of the sentence has
been held 10 allegiance pending the supreme
In another decision to-day the United States
Supreme Court held that All article. the sale or
receipt Of which was forbidden in one State.
sold 70 person .S ~ such state by a PEI per
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tataIs erbdaHe S ~ ssie sSd Heseip q
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payment to be Imprisoned 2SS8b days. This
made ana shs @s
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wiz spHR aas IN lis ves RndR s
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went Into the case deeper than this and made
ms and
Slstchiora. Under tho S decision oNel viii Be-
obliged to undergo the sentence.
Warner Miller arrived here tonight to con-
suit the Nicar aguan Minister about the Mica
raguan Canal While Mr.. Miller was standing
In the corridor Of the Arlington Hotel convers-
iT with wsHSs and Tie
inYs represented at Minns aN ~ The
Piatt, and Miller-as. delegates at large.
:ssasvs Ssr%sa Sss aa
ers near fhe door. Messrs. Hiscock and shor-
tion. A!serwsrS Mr. Mr. shsrnm ~ Cameo came out and
sSSutsa Mr. Miller and thH other .,
greeted bis hated rival in n ew York politics
with profound courtesy. Just as they shook
front Of the Arlington Hotel struck up Com.
rades." Some one suggested that the ser
oS NO. no. said Rs not for m me- ii may be
oSnysSfTg with sP S. S o, tn,
thls time has no. Political sf sirnicsnes mere
One Of the members Of the party suggested
Fat as the %ss Be Of to Il
He promptly denied that he had any aspira-
It is said that the relations between the
United States and Italy. which were inter-
rupted by the departure OF Baron Fava. italian
Minister to this country. after the New Orleans
massacre OF last year. are In fair way to be
bass eS which a VIII emfne
the killing Of the SUBJECTS Of the King Of Italy
fs and Ss to 0e psa
fixed until after the Ministers have returned
to their respective posts. Negotiations look
mstteF Of fact. the relations Of tie two ooun.
trtes are On exactly the same footing az eyer
whom shs sser. saaFss
matic fiction that the relations are strained.
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as ever.
Tho Hon. A. ]. Warner Of Ohio and Loo
President and Secretary respectively
OF the National Executive Silver Committee.
to- night issued the following:
In the opinion Of the National Executive Silver Com.
i Ss 81.
thorough organization OF all who favor tho
states Therefore a meeting OF the National silver
Committee appointed by the hrst National silver Con-
hel at ST. Louis November. 1880. is hereby
called TO be held at tho rooms Of the committee at
April 20, lsp2.
The President sent to the Senate to-day the
nominations:
Medical Director John Mills Browne to be Surgeon
General and Chief OF the Bureau OF Medicine with
rank Of Commodore: CommodoreJ J. 4. Grsar to be a
Rear Admiral Capt Henry Erben, to he CoInnO dore;
capt Thomas E. Rose Sixteenth Infantry IN be Major:
frst Lieut. W c. Mcfarland. Sixteenth infantry be
CAptain Second Lieut. George C. Cartwright, Twenty
fourth Infantry. to bs First Lieutenant.