Tmany, Fen 7 St IIT Teft for Metz at ; and at noon COMMISSIONERS All The Republican Nominees ‘Received Approval of Legislature | LIVELY DEBATE IN THE HOUSE E:s “o’clock this of Frankfort-on-the-Main. Berlin, Feb. 7.—E. von Haxthausen, formerly German minister to BoHvia, has been appointed minister to China, in succession to Count von Rex, who made_ambassador ‘to Japan. eer_has been motablc. Lisbon, Feb. 7.—A religious proces- sion, held despite the prohibition of the Eovernor, led to a series of street conflicts today. No casualties are re- ported in the official account. Twen- ty arrests were made. " Paris, Feb. 7.—The - expected duel R S of the late president of the iblic, &na_ Primes Galitin, ot take place. e four second met yester- day and after considering the matter declded that a duel was unnecessary in view of the fact that the prince had that he aid mot intend to Casimir Perier, and the, latter withdrawn his offensive létter. Y e e NEW-ENGLAND UNDER BLANKET OF SNOW. Boston—Portiand Had HE .EN VIVIEN GOULD BRIDE.OF LORD DECIES, HE 44; SHE 18 Daughter of Famous New York Fam- ily Marries Into English Nobility— Fashionable- Society -at ‘Ceremony. Vote was 109 to 81 Against Submitting to Judiciary Committee—Several Hearings on Other Matters Without Action Faken—Manufacturers Argue for Re- moval of $5,000 Death Damage Limit. New York, Feb. '7.—Helen .Vivieh, second daughter of George J. Gould, head of one of the wealthiest families in America, was marrfed at St. church in Madi- son avenue 'this afternoon to Lord the British army. elghteen years old; he forty-four. - The -church was crowded with an representing New York's life and & treets there pushed o the \Il\ulmir:wd’:;:\lﬂoul 0se pers cy es po- lice -arrangements " such part of a fashionable wedding in New Cranks Were Absent. There Was, howéver, no untoward incident. None of the many cranks who have assailed- Decles in anony- mous communications showed them- selves. The ceremény was performed by - Bishop. Davia H. Greer of the Episcopal diocese of New the Rev. Dr. Leighton Parks, rector of St Bartholomew’s. George Gould daughter way Edith Gould, ths bride’s next oldest madd-of-honor. Alastair Graham, R. N. Duke of Montrose, was best man. Police Arrangements Perfect. Long before: four o'clock more than and detectives arrived in ;the vicinity of the church - were stationed a block from chureh “in “all directions, establishing a zone through which only the chosen might pass. Vehicular traffic was di- verted through parallel thoroughfares. The strget cars passed St. Bartholo- mew’'s without a stop. Bridegroom in Splendid Uniform. The guests began to assentble mors than an hour before the wedding. A few were admitted, but hitch in the arrangements more tha: 100 shivered outsid, on the sidewalk for. a quarter of an nearly an hour stopped - at -the- splendent in ‘his enth Hussars, medals and blue and tent leather boots E his feet, he wcarried a plumed helmet. in the crook of his arm,. and wore. Ry will not take of the general statutés and must be considered on that ,basts. The colloquy over’the whole mmissionerships forth remarks from & score of mem- bers, including Unocle Jobn Hutchinson of Essex, who was styled by Mr. Banke as the smallest minority that he this good Daturedly, O motion of Mr. Banke adjournment ¢ 1.90 wa untl 1116 Wednesday. New Londor County Membars’ Mesting There s to be (Special to The Bulletin.) Hartford, Feb. 7.—A near-biizzard

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