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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-27

prrypsprRG. Va. Jan. 26.-lSpecial. I'm
Saturday last William Thomas DAVIS. aged
thirteen years struck James Temple, about
tha same AGE. on the head with a stone,
trac,nr'nc tie skull. At the time of the oc-
rurrence Davis was putting away load OF
w~od for Mr. W II. l.. Nelms on the corner
az Jefferson and Henry streets Temple wa
sent 10 the almshouse. and 1t IS thought that
his in uries will prove fatal.
on next Friday night there will be meet
inc of the City Council TO elect city en-
o;neer. The candidates for the Office are D.
V Haves j. A. Nichols. Wallace KldulcK
and Washington GIL. ~
The fire department was called out this
morning in response to an alarm causeu Dy
tho burning of foul chimney at the Iesi-
dence OF Mr.. II. A. Young, on hlSh s'Ieo''
No damage was done.
The total number Of deaths IN the Guy 5or
The month ending January %, 1872 were 81
white ID colored ~. Present estlmateo
populati0n: Whites. 12,OOO; colored lo'OVO'
total. 2j. 000 Rate OF mortality OF wnoie pupu-
lation 27.32 per 1000 per annum; rate OF NOR
tally Of white population. 10 per l'OOo per
.nniItn rate Of mortality OF colored pcpula-
tjou. 80. n per 1000 per annun.
Vestiiule train. No 500, for the North, que
here M 1853 A. NJ. did not arrive until $50
O'Clock this afternoon. The delay was caused
NV hieb water south of Wilmington.
The Petersburg Cotlllon Club gave one OF
their ENJOYABLE germans at the Petersburg
(irays' armory tonight, which was largely
attended. So,
Mr.. William Grossman. real estate dealer
Of this city, sold to-day three farms IN Ches-
terrified county one containing l48 acres
was sold 10 II. and Victor Campbell. of Scot
land for 81 600. One containing % acres,
near Swift creek. to II. Gabriel, of Michigan.
for 1915. and the other of ~ acres on the
Hickory road to &. Seidel. of Petersburg. Tor
Sl.100. 80,
The case of the Postal Telegraph Cable
Company against the Norfolk and Western
railroad for right of way along the latter s
road will be heard at the March term OF the
Supreme Court of Appeals.
The Petersburg Club will give grand re-
ception at their handsomely fitted rooms on
Sycamore street on the evening OF the ! tn OF
February, to which the wives and lady friends
of the members of the club will be invited.
Dir. L. ID. Merrett, a widely-known citizen
of Chesterfield, aged eighty-two years, dled
at his home, Chancellor" in the above
named county at noon to-day. The deceased
was one of the most prominent clflzens OF
Chesterfield county, and was much esteemed
by all who knew HIM.
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Death of william Hevener.

MoNrERrY, Va, Jan. Especial. Mr.
William Hevener was buried to-day. lie was
A prominent citizen. and will 10 very much
missed in the community. lie was wealthy.
but used great por,ion OF it for charitable
purposes. He represented tins county IN tho
House Of Delegates before the war. and could
have represented the county very creditablY
in higher Offices. but he was IN 10 sense an
aspirsnt for Office. His burial was attended
by the largest concourse Of people that has
ever attended a burial in this county, thus
sipnifying the esteem in which he was held.
lie leaves a widow. three sons and d daueh-
ter. He was buried from the Methodist Cen
trail church by the members OF Monterey
Lodge of A. f. and A. NJ. OF which he was a
prominent member
Judge Mcdonald will hold his first court for
this county next tuesday. There will be but
little except the routine business u do.
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A Jail Burnsd-Raiiway Wreck

WINSTON. n. C.. Jan. 26-lSpecial. News
was received here to-day Of the burning of
the Yaakin county iail The fire originated
from a basket If ashes which was setting in
the hall. There were only two prisoners in
the jail at the time and these were rescued !:
one was white man named Lakey and a
negro named Moveley After the two were
turned out the ailer gave each gun with
orders TO guard one another Tho two obeyed
instructions and stood only few steps apart
with their guns ready TO fire in case either
should decide 10 skip. They were sent TO
Iavie county for safe l.eping in the jail
there.
wreck occurred last night on the Cape Fear
and Yadkin valley road, between Rural Hall
and Germantown. and that several cars were
badly damaged and two trainmen painfully
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Robber. secure a Small Booty.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Jan. 26.-fSpecial. i
Captain George c. Dickinson died yesterday
NJ bis residence. Rougemont. near Gotham.
in this county. On Sunday, the 18th. he at
Helen Augusta Dickinson, and contracted
pneumonia. which caused his death. lie was
in his sixtieth year and enjoyed the esteem OF
ell who knew him. He was a distinguished
engineer. Tie funeral will take place to-
morrow from Grace church at Bowesviile.
Last night large safe in Vandegrltt X
Sons Office was cracked. The burglars used
chlsel. slcdge hamme. and other tools.
which they procured by breaking into the
wagon fact ny Of Mingheld a. IL. Net pro-
ceees Of burglary. fifty cenis.
The Young Ladies Aid Society yesterday
elected the following officers: President Miss
Fannie X. Turpn; Vice-Pre ident. Miss Salhe
Keller. Secretary. Miss Ella Werten baker;
treasurer. Miss 81. Eddie Jackson.
The officer OF the Good Ismplars elected
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PAID BY HIS BONDSMEN'
ruEsHoRrAGE or SHERIFF ROGERS
Mating o, the state Board OF haucA'''h'
Condition Of Dr. sash Moro '"'''
North Carolina News'

p.,,or Y C.. Jan. 26.-lSpeciall-I
ho,dspen Of ]. Rowan Rogers. late hepuoh-
can sheriff Of this county, to-day pel'. over ~
tho county treasurer tho amount OF DIS 'no''-
400 which WIS about $4,000. This settles
M, bia affairs with the county. when na'o
haon in a state Of uncertainty for a year. sew
oral IL .he bondsmen who had the ni"'H VIZ
nme OF the shortage to pay say that they Will
take stems o. compel the other bondsihen
who have not done so to pay their pro rata.
4 meeting of the State Board OF Louca.'oH
was held here to-day at when ar ~ "a
s,~a,nn Lands in Tyrrel county belonging 10
1be state education fund we're sold 20 the
Wilmington Real Estate and improvement
Cornpanv. Tie proceeds 90 10 the educa-
tiouai fund. A.. Ao
A special from Wilmington states that the
condition of Rev. Or. J.. l.. Nash VINO wa
announced to be critically III yesterday -
much better to-day Ia. -
The t,antist Female educators OF tho state 70
consult C. ncerning the adEisaolhIy Dl
callinc a state convention here 10 the inter
eel ~ female education under the auspices
of the desominaion Among tue eminent
educators present were PRESIDENT ~ -Vt "a
Wake crest College; Professor ;, J.; boo-
\
ri Nurfreesbo.o. 4 convention VIII De- called
10 meet N aieigl ut an cary date
At the state Treasury day ola oohus 20
the amount OF .ll3. Oh were presented 70 DC
funded. ..
The Railroad Commission. in response 70
several complaints which have been received
today ordered that better freight and passen-
ger facilities be provided at Iarboro. at Ever
EFT and AT Bethel. The commission has sls9
been notified that better depot facilities will
be provided at Wilson ...,.
Major $. NJ. Finger. State, superintendent
of public instruction. to-day stated thh'
work has been begun aud is rapidly progress
inc on the Normal and Industrial School tor
Girls TO be established at Greensboro II &C
cordance with the &C. OF the last General AS
semblY.
A special from Fayetteville says that the
stockholders Of the defunct Peoples National
Bank of that place have employ ed counsel
10 prosecute the late president, l.. +. Moore,
in the present term of Cumberland superior
Court Hon. Thomas II. Sutton has been EN-
Moved rs one of the prosecuting attorneys
The charge ageinst Moore is that OF obtaining
money under false pretenses. The grand
iurv OF the Federal Court, in this city;
failed to find true bill against HIM severa'
he
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The second annual meeting OF the stock.
holders of the Old Dominion Building ani
Loan Association was held Yesterday ,t To-
Chamber Of Commerce. Mr.. j. Taylor t.Y
son. the president of the company, pres. iei.
and there were present IN person and ~
proxy 1920 shares nearly two-thrds oi
the whole subscribed The eAli 9
made by the management was re.
ceived with marked satisfaction, anl Gle
stockholders Iestated their confidence oY .e-
electing the entire board rs follows J. l.
j. Taylor Ellyson. president. Norman faa,
dolph. John ). Ellett John Is. Purcell a-l
Frank T. Sutton.
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lnst n;cht are Chief TcmplGr, willard lar D.. a;
GRAND Te ,us Z. ". Fuller Chaplain }.
H. Linn CO., @sory L. Jackson Treasurer.
I"V q perIey Marshal. H. /. Mundsy Guard.
ii. u. Garner: sentinel Wesley B @ o' UI-
e"nt'sSS' S''itb who played first base for tho
", -. IL :" team last year, has been chosen
c,,,sim ~ tho team He has been CAPTAIN OF
,nare than ore team and is regarded as good
nan f"r tho place. He 10 South Carolinian.
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BEDFORD CRY. Jan. 90 Special. judge
Galloway Brown. who has been re- centiy ap.
pointed county Judge for this county. bell
his first court Yesterday Quite a large num-.
Der OF citizens were IN attendance.
The farmers are very backward IN burning
their plaut-beds They have been prevented
by tho continued wet weather.
Reports from the warehouses show tlli
tobacco. especially good shipping, Is in dee
mand. bringing a fine price.
Mayor saunders has been confined to is
house for several days. suffering from 90.
lapse Of grip
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MoRvEN, AWLM CoUNry. Va, JAM &c.
Especial There was a grand mas uomte
bali given ~ the residence OF Dir. d. ST. SeaY
near this place ON Friday, Januar -lL
There were about fifty persons present A..
participants of the dance wore masks AMI
costumes. some being very ridiculous. Afford.
ed much amusement for the az wl. ITO
music was delightfully."- rendered oy tao
Jetersvile band. and the dancing WAS feit
up till late hour.
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brilliant Marringe-Blg Tobacco Kcce!pts.

HrNDrRsos. n. c.. Jan. 26.-lSpecisl. AT
IL A. NJ to-day brilliant marriage was con-
summated n the Church of the Holy inno-
cents where a large cOncourse OF people had
Gathered 10 witness tho nuptals OF Mr.. A.
BOyd Cayce son of Mir. Milton Cayce, oi your
CITY. aud Miss Bessie Beverly Taylor. daugh-
ter of Colonel Erasmus Taylor, OF this place.
late ourtermaster general for j. j.. B. Stuart
The ushers were MessTs a. j. Mitchell,
Henderson II b. Baker. Richmond; IL. VI.
Cannon. Henders n: A. Smith. Richmond. j.
Ii. Bridgers. Henderson: G. 2. hutchinson,
Richmond r. Taylor. J. Rose j. L. Taylor
aud t. L.. Charas-e. Henderson.
Mr. j. b. Owen. cashier OF the Citizens
Bank. was best man. and escorted the groom
10 the chanceL
The bride was escorted to the chancel rail
by her two sisters Misses Lucy and Sadie
TAYLOR. The bridesn aids were Misses L..
Cavce. Richmond A. Talisferro Orange. Va:
Laura Mitchell Memphis, Tenn, and --
Client. OF Baltimore.
TIE bride was given away by her father.
and after a beautiful andimpressiye ceremony
by the rector. Rev j. l.. lngle. the br .des-
maids led the march to the chuT h door from
whence they and a few immediate friends
went 70 "a recherche breakfast at Colonel
Iayiors Most elegant and appropriate
music was rendered y Miss Bette BlaeknalL
Congratulations were pIO.use and wedding
presents magnificent
Monday Major " T. Manning. United
States marshal at juneau. Alaska, arrived
here after an absence of twelve years. His
brother. DR.. Frank b. Manning prominent
dentist OF Fargo, North Dakota. who had
been absent for nine years. arrived several
days previous. They are both the guest OF
their brother. Thad. X. Manning. editor OF
| the Gold Leaf with whom their father IS
also stopping. This Is the first time in four
teen years the four have been together.
Tobacco receipts are heavy this good
weather and prices have improved under the
better order
Levy Bros. 4 German. cothiers here.
packed their goods and left.
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ALrxANpRIA. Va. Jan. Special II ne
crowd in the courtroom was mucn larger this
morning than on the two previous occasions
set for the argument upon the motion lot u
new trial for Jefferson hillips. FOR the lIsl
time since the prisoner was Rrrngned ms
mother and sister were IN attendance anu a.
the condemned man was brought into court
both wept and buried their races
in their handkerchiefs The prisoners
face wore the usual smile, and he fecog-
nized several friends by bow. fhl-
lius has undergone but little change IN ap.
pearance since his Incarceration on the 70
OF last July the night OF the murder Inc
counsel for the defense. without any prellil-
nary remarks proceeded 10 Otier testimony
10 proye that some members OF the
iury who tried and convicted Phil
Inns were DISQUALIFIED The first witness
was Lewis NJ. Adams. who testified
that on the morning Of the October term OF
the court. the day the trial OF Phllllps was
continued. witness heard Edward L, BEL,
who had been summoned as yenireInani
and who served as a juryman on the trai OF
Phillips. say that he Bell could not serve
on the Jury: that ne would hang him, and
that he intended o. tell the Judge 80" ms
witness testimony was corohorated by
several other witnesses, who were present
when Bell made the statement.
The next witness was Mrs Carrie Sterns.
Witness knew william II. Davis. one Oh lAo
iurymen who tried Phillips heard him say
shortly after the murder, If he don't hang
he ought t.. Tor it was cold-blooded murder.
Henry krant heard Davis use similar ex-
pression week after the murder.
w. =. Crupper testified that he knew John
Fitzgerald. a member Of the Phillips jury,
and knew that he was a resident or Shutter s
Hill. Alexandria county.
This closed the testimony for the defense
The prosecution placed juryman DAVIS on
the stand, who acknowledged that he had,
directly after the murder. said 10 several
persons that il II was proven 20 be cold
blooded murder Phillips ought 20 hang.
Jurymen Bell, sworn, denied IN toto every
thing testified 20 by the witnesses tor the
defense. 20 the effect that lie had said the
prisoner ought 10 lie hung. that he had
been very particular IN not expressing an
opinion on the subject.
The defense argued the case and quoted
from several decisions Of the Court Of APP
peals. in which that court had decided that
when iuryman had formed and expressed
an opinion, and it would take additional
evidence to change that opinion. DC, that
such expressions rendered the person incom-
petent to sit on the Jury. and that Jurymen
Bell and Davis were disqualified Tor the same
reason.
The prosecution followed and, quoting from
the same decisions relied upon by the de-
Tense. proceeded % show that they were not
parallel cases aud had no hearhg on the ex-
ceptous Of the defense 10 the TWO Jurymen'
Bell and DAVIS.
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TOR SALE


NOR SHERIFF CITY RICHMOND.
Imost respectfully announce myself Ae''0'
date for The Office 81 SHERIFF rOR THE ga
OF RIcHIoND anc moss earnestly AZ Nv
support OF my felIow-el,lzens
Subject 10 the Democratic urinary.
isg.2. PHILIP PAUL MINSION'
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p.oor, Of commissioncr Scarborough.


WINSTON SALEM. \. C.. Jan. 26.-lSpecial.l
Tho colored people of Winston are Jubi-
lant over their successin obtaining the Sumner
school or American Association or Educa-
tion for Colored Youths. II was through the
affo-ts of the Inside Land and Improvement
Cornpanv that the school was obtained. Inc
site is given by that company and the audi
forum Will lie built by the city. me wac
hoyia Assembly will be the name OF the new
institution.
Commissioner Scarborough, of the Bureau
nj abr Statistics. is now engaged IN prepsr-
ING data for his report this year. u Will De
the fullest in all respects yet issued ana VIII
embrace many items Of statistical iniorina-
ton not heretofore given.
The farmers of Johnston county are SAID 10
have less money now than usual. However.
they have more corn. hogs and other things
TO eat than at airy time IN the history OF the
comfy This means that few de IL can be
maid but that the farmers and their families
can live as well as 10 the necessaries OF lie
and make q crop this year at a very small
cost. ~.
rnants If their taxes with the State Treasurer.
TLe last two sherifs % settle were Lew
BIount. of Washington. who paid IN -, 350.6o,
and W :. Gambrill, of Allegheny. paying IN
g1,s6l2i. .- r. L..
Wolves are being seen now every few days
in Allegheny county.
The citizens Of Mcdowell county are get
TING in earnest about breaking up the whisky
traffic in that section. 4 mass-meeting has
been called to be held at Marion on the 3Oth
instant to devise plans 70 accomplish the de-
sired ends.
There are or children on the rolls Of the
Greensboro graded schools, 5l7 white and
342 cOlored. 20,
Colonel Thomas H. Sutton. of this city, has
been employed by the stockholders Of the de-
funet Peoples Bank OF fayetteyiiiel TO
prosecute the late president, f.. +. Moore. Tor
obtaining money under false pretense. The
trial will come up this week in Cumberland
court and promises 10 be the most interest
ing of any case that IS to come up at this
term.
The town Of Mount Airy. which was nearly
DESTROYED by fire recently. is rising from the
ashes again. Contracts have been awarded
for the erection of fourteen business houses.
and work has already been commence to re-
place the stores destroyed by the Dig conf l.
grafton. -.
Stokes is the only county In the state with
! ont single inmate in her county Jail.
The direct rs of the Ihomasyllle Orphan
nee BAPTIST lnsiitut on. will hold their an
nual meeting st the Orphanage building TO-
morrow. Their business will be TO examine
the books and look 4 ter the work transacte
during the past year.
A company is arranging to put IN tele-
| phone system in Greensbo o.
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tanned. ,o
Intelligence is received here Of the destruc-
ZION of three distleries in Wilkes county ~
revenue mon. While tie officials were put
ting in their work the moonshfners went ~
cu,tlng the .hroats OF the horses rode lhe,o
bv the men of authority. Ono OF inc Nh ~.
mails had MS head nearly severed from sao
body. while the others we're badly IA I'm unor
The owners OF tho dstilleres also hreu uPou
the officers as they we're leaving.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JASUARr =. is2
sun rises-...........7:l9 Moon rises......f A. VI
sun sets.............5;Z5 Days length. i l'l
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire Snow. Providence n p
chandise. steamship Charlotte. NickIe Ift-
more. merchandise and passengers. sfcam' p
Lin City, Malkerton. merchandise and Isetl'
gers
DEPARTURES.
Steamship Perkshire. Norfolk: steamship 70
CITY. NalkertOn. steamship lharlofe. isH
more merchandise and passengers.
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ABINGDON. Va. Jan. 26.-lSpecial. Tho
case of the Commonwealth against John A.
A. =. Baker was called to-day. The day was
taken up in prelimnarles. The vensro was
exhausted and only three competent jurors
were obtained The court announced that "A
venire should be summoned II m Botetourt
county. The three Jurors chosen werc adj
journed until Thursday. when II Will be an
nounced when the case will proceed.
The North German Gazette Of Berlin an
nounces that the Grand Duke Alexis will pay
visit to-day to Emperar William.
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TIE CASE SUBMITTED.

G G. Brent closed the argument for a new
trial for Phillips. AMI al 2 30 the case was sub
mited TO Judge Norton, whose decision will
probably be delivered tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
10 which time the court ad burned. There Is
great diversity of opinion tonight as TO the
Judges decision The bar-ro ms are crowded
with men discussing the probable result. the
lreponderance OF opinion being that Judge
Norton will deny the motion.
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WILLING TO SUBMIT.


And now the hght y oNtr auu / 5uUnIt.
In the iatelul Virginia Convention OF l7sS.
when on tue 10Th of june Patrick Henry the
Yates OF the Revolutionary era, alter having
vanly predicted what all men pow see that
tho c institution. lust about % 90 adopted:
would be usei 10 break down the Liberties OF
the people and the sovereigntv OF the states,
AID result IN the suojugstioncf the South,
which tor twenty-five years hehad zeaiousiy
stryen to establish. he said: " shall %
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. JAsuAnr p. i-a
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THE DEBT SETTLEMENT.
Colonel Rufin Reptile. to tho Charges OF
MIR. Cardweff.

TIOr Tic IiTntsI
In the Richmond Dispatch of Sunday 2ith
ra,uarv. 1892. Mr.. Cardwell. in his speech
ON tho debt question in the House
.hs dav before. is reported as saving
. .ito hare il an honorable gentleman
who 3.e' prssides over an educational institution
,,,ho Us invited 10 council OF this gentle
man and asked to form a league to prevent
a mr settlement Of the public debt and. re 1t
said 10 his credit. his reply to this proposl,o,n
was: Rather than interfere WIN lhg settle
raent Of the Virginia debt wouin Urn ia' o ,,I
throw them INTO the fire. Sir. when q man
declares his designs and tries to defeat the
settlement after having made the siaie1 a,,a
that it was infinitely better than the hiuu'o-
herger bill DC.
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N0r oIPoslD 10 srrmEllENT.
NOTHING 70 RErRAcr.

But If had meditatcd publishing anything.
was sure / could not get IL into the papers
Of this city Unexpectedly. however. Alr.
} ryan the editor ~ IHE ZONES. asked me on
the tn OF January instant 10 give him for his
what is called the Olco,t settlement o. The al
legged dett OF Virginia rs compared with the
Riddieberger bill. fully set forth In defer
ence 10 the JOINT committee. forbore 10 SAY
anything that might appear TO be al effort
10 forestall their action before the Legislature
OF Virginia But when the message and re
port were sent IN. ! WAS tree - speak and
had promised 70 do 80.
And was 10 say nothing. Was 10 skGsk
like a coward behind a foregone conclusion.
was invited 70 speak and spoke candldly
like freeman but res ectfully 10 rybody.
And have not a word TO retraet.
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Now 7 submit that i blr. Cardwell can
change his mind in q little over two months.
might be allowed to change mnein little
over two years. The only difference IS that
my statement OF mis- case represents fact and
Professor Smiths statement of my case repre-
sents a fiction have not arraigned him on
the fact; why should he arraign mo on tho
felton,
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PORT OF WEST POINT. JANUARY -s D..

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Nj cAnnwrLL,s LErTER.

In Mr.. Cardwell's letter Of explanation,
published in the Dispatch OF January u.
inst. he says: II can also Mt tins mQmenss
look into tho face OF an honorable member 81 81
this House to whom ColoneI huii1n SUI
within few weeks past that tho 'Olcott agree
Inent involved better settlement than the
Riddleberger bill Farther, wneh
I can look into the face Of another very nlghiy
honorable gentleman. the president OF one OF
the III st deserving institutions OF learning ~
this State, who hapren to be 80 this lnoInenI
sitting on this floor to whom Colonel hunln
made request before any settlement was
agreed on to unite or arrange with him u
prevent usay settlement being made. &c.