Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-01
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r.td and The a.ld motion ne oyrrru'ed
winch D. ordered 10 be certified l1 tut rlerl
or tfl. court g. Richmond. Who sual entei
rre same uUDI ta' urtc: book az E.rr
ruru and certify 10 90 tine eek OF tLt
Uuftirgs Douri o. Elrrmonc.
There were but few v0rds employed
II announcing from the bench tina toe
motion was Cvcrruled and the petition
denied.
The Supreme Court may no. adjourn
before the l5-b Of October. and TIC GET
Ihcate Of tne cleIk st Staunton may
not be forwarded until after that time.
TOIE AGAIN SENTENCED.
Il one Judge Of the four who voice
affirming the decision or the Husting-
Cours had voted f1r reheariGg, the Te-
beuiDe before The Supreme Court oi
Appeals would have been granted. But
petitioner could not get one Judge.
The next thing Is for the judgment Of
.he Supreme Court 10 be certified down
10 The Hastings Court Of Richmond
Tha, done, On some day TO be fixed by
Judge Atkins the prisoner will be
again brought into court and re5en-
fenced.
The 5ay for his execution as original
II fixed was November %, l8S5, but
lie allowance OF the appeal set tina.
aside. Now Judge Atkins viii appoint
another day.
It is not likely the prisoner will be
granted less than sixty Gays time bJ
Judge Atkins II Is quite likely that be
will be given even more days Of grace
than that.
Should Cluverius fail TO secure EXecu-
tive clemency- aud without neg deyei-
opments most probably ne will-the
Sergeant Of The city Of Richmond vii
proceed to hang hin on such date s
Is hereafter fixed by Judge Atkins.
CAN He EXPLAIN!
When CluyeTius was arrested, when
be was found al MS aunt's home, near
Little Plymouth, King and Queen coun-
". and was told that he was wanted
for murder. he said that il was ridicu
lous but be never asked the officers
with whose murder he stood charged
lie told Officer Robins that on the
night Of the murder he was 81 MozArt
Hall. but on the trial he could produce
no proof Of i.
When the prisoner arrived here Il
Richmond IL custody Coroner Taylo
invited him TO 20 before the Coroner
Jury aud make astatement, and prisoner
seemed very much inclined to do so, bni
Judge C!ump advised him Rot, and 50
he declined 10 testify, and he refused TO
90 TO the Elmshouse 10 see the dead
body.
Now, the time has CONS when he
must speak or have his lips hushed II
death.
II is not within the range OF proba-
bility that the Governor will Interfere
to prevent the execution Of the judg
ment OF the courts unless the prisoner
can say, OF do. OF show something TO
remove from him the awful stain o.
1remedaated murder. lie has always
declared that be is innocent ne has
always affirmed that the tine would
come when it would be established. -
there are some people who think that he
has an explanation IN reserve.
MYSTERIES.
On the afternoon precedlng the night