The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-26

ceifed tine slppori OF thirty male student.
0i Catholic university in the district
l0sy. tle Republican candidate. maintained
that these students We're only temporary
residents of ihe district, assembled there
i0r the purpose of education. and therefore
mot entitled under tie law 90 The elective
franchise lt was admitted that they
Dad resided within the state and county the
length OF time prescribed as necessary o.
vest man with ihe right i0 vote. hut that
fney were uOt citizens in ilc legal acccria-
iinn nf fhe term. 10 exclude those votes
would have been t0 declare P0scy elected
hy plurality of i0. THE committee decided
that fAe students were legal voters. and.
therefore. reported boz favor of PaTett.
WISE WADnIIL.
On Friday tle cases of Waddill. Third
Air-u.a district. against Wise. and %
NcDufe against lurpin. from the Fourth
Alabama. viii Doe acted upon. So far as the
~ lse case i- concerned. DO has been practi-
cally determined. the Republicans viii
unite in % report declaring Naddill tO have
been elected . fle Democrats win maintain
Chat Wise was fairly elected. The indica-
tiOus aro Chat the Republicans may divide 0n
the Alabama case. as. in order 90 seat the
Republicans. iaey must count thousands of
vote. fHHf were nof cast. They must take
tao broad position that the negro voters.
who .aIa largely boo tle majority boo ihe
district would laye voted for McDuiie haC
they voted at all. and that tADy would nave
voted. unless prevented hy Democratic
fraud 0r violence. Up iO iAe present the
Republicans ni fhe committee bnse NOT been
brought together iu support OI this PROPOSE
t'on.
There is some iasi, for "a hope that since
tho Republicans have 400 ample working
majority. there may De several liberal
ohNN-n ahN many enough io 4'il-s '' s''n.-
li0n ine cDini.iilfc7 report DDS H.l.'
however, DIS iilii'i lia-llr- i'I th' h' 'i..i'-
cam NNrNilt lr Very potent DID N'iiil eiiA.-
lN ilN.l- ni Dos party lp fNtt against I'D Ut
CONVICTIONS.
OTHER CONTESTS.
Of ila contested cases. remaining after
th.-. ol Wise and llrnn -lall have beer .lo-
cIfel. if i-N.,i0fel ilnf .se committee Fill
sustain Ntuahle. from Doc afr.,. rginia.
,0i ...'i. l..,...i ,l. ,'., l,.,',i
i.''H .ll ID li,i.,.
.i..,i.l.. ...'r. .'i..--. fo Ga0r.a
.H'.t t... .ie.+
l,,
- -.. .., .t.f.r.. nr
''.' ''. ..''.... D. i-b'id fh.f
..... ..f.ia .rerr Demo
.-.. r...- f.lI fi.rl.rI.n. whose seat /.
. r....f.ff..r- of that -faf.
...f .'.......f md nirhf he deferred
r.,. i...t...t.,... r..l.-f- jon tha future. OBJ
,i.' fir.. tti.... ..i.nt contests rendiue. there
o.. I. n1 larr.r fn Democrats.
~. ,...rl fo General Cateh-
If.. contestant is "a negro
tt.t.- ..l f.n.h fI &. evident 1af
i.,.... l....f.I lin It thousands. the
.....'''i... ,.'.,.....r. fh,nl fbae must do
I...., ...f.,i.f.I fo rrafilg fDa nD-r0
,..'.''.,., ,,o,.n,l,.f ,.f coia,.J
.'.'. injection af i...i.n.na.nf ralti-
ID ..-..n In tl. oliv contested election
.'t- f..t6"rt. ltc,dad. which Was insu-
nt.l It n.,lo-ihat from .he
First Alabama committee reported
unanimous ,f.', ..',,i d.
r.,r0+- would REGARD itas denial OF trm
r..hf- lac4u-e of their color. and Chat th.-
fl.nr, ,goiifd i. utilized t0 fhe detriment t0i
nh. E.publiean party. ltisu0t the ,0ulh-
..rr %, ..rD that flo Rorublicans are cOnsd-
arir. fhor rare buf little for llm. but they
rasl.l. that fhe negro voters have the ba-
aneo of political power in several Northern
States.
Cl.ifnDr- and kDruarhau. Who are core
...fn, fHa election of Alorsnu and Hooker
e..,, ,fi..i.-itfi ,yul ho thrown out 0f
....t arf in OBJ. rarainina c4.o from
MI a ir.,ni4 fn4f of NcGinni- agaif.t
,ll.r.or 'i.. r.,.,,.t will nr.b9blg b. ,o .rs.
faIn the Democrat. ON tie ground OF lack
oc l,i'enrn. Thelast ease sci for n hearing
f.. f0af or Eaf0u arfn.t phelan. from the
Nlamrbi- district of Tennessee. Phelan.
fbe Sitting Democrat. WAS elected by over
5000 majority. He ls in Wrctched health.
aud is now absent iu the South hy the adj
Vice hi- physicians. The hearing iu ili,
.,.. viii ba,c fo be- a1ain POSTPONED. bat
the final dscision is likely 10 0e III fhe'"i b
ldloi. ,,.. -,,.... e.....
ln the ease pi Mliiei a-aii'l Li!iu'i. u .i'i
'1utn taf'ila.i, tnt lnuic"l'oh l'oiii'9 ~ '"'
un.ealihs oi Hili''''
COMPOUND LARD.
, g...
iAe mai'iill report oi ,ii. .ios .'''.
mlii ON A-Iic"l'uie' ii 1i''.' "' '.'1
ger hiI io iaA com pounu ldI I'd, is CON. .,''scu.s
weak. ll l7 D. .ll"uuc'luH Vi lnV "'V..'.'
-ailne iaM- making lNe lIo' iSi.N' W s.i'
Hcl Apply lo com 'pu"n l".u' i"t i,',
based NOT upon amy allegation lhal lAe ihlA-
ilie oi coltoA-7etI N.l " "ill l'4u -
that DO is nlt "a pure cohpDuu "", .i''
90 reduces the market price oi iie iaia ' ~.
cnilltl! from Hu- iNt ".'. i' .,..-..'.
nc one Oh ine D'il-i' 0'.'' i,,,i
pound ln"l it 7"il f"ig '''''' r-,., 49,.
iIl afiirle hi itu"Neu ii','' iuo
hoiHl report VIII ue 9u'''i''''" '" - '''
..f4 rt. lrr 1,ooua ID la,v IL will
strike heavy blow at great southern in
du-try. and the reduction Of ihe sueartaX
viii seriously cripple another. These as
.auii- upon the industries OF the Nollh are
nro,oLiie threats o. refuse votes for pen-
Sion legislation.
VIRGINIA corn AND WHEAT.
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...t ,.l..,t l-r Nrr.h contains fhe
+, .,....',... ' f.",1 Vir,i,'ia. ALTHOUGH The
i''iO"' '-- ''. tar, IN tfe s'.,,r''.-aip. q.
corn .'.t 10 "a ','r,,f, ramains on
'l" ''''.,,'. .,.,'f, ,o ths miidn-ss of
.''''..' .,ar.f 6,,nfils however are
'' " ,,if6.nf corn al their own
.-.is,,.'. end b,re to bun. The price of
.....'' ...''.'i as low AS thirty cents per
~ .'...'. ..f tha LARGEST corn.raisiug
''.. DO. ...'.....,..t mother. if il as hiah AS