The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-06

One Of tao controlling spirits ID II says
"A new era has dawuel upon Us. OppDsi-
tion which has stared Us III the lace AZ efo'y
movement OF reform has been done a""J
with. The different properties IN the sy-s5'-
are being put IN position 20 he manager -
those who have the most interest III lHeH.'
The election o. tho directors OF the beO4S.a
Central TO FIJI vacancies - c"70 Il"
point Men have been put IL VIZ
are Influential in the State and are heaFily
interested in the securities. We are no" per
United 90 inaugurate reforms "n'cH Lave
been long needed. Expenses VIII Dc cut
down wherever 10 Is possible % 90 so.
live, vigorous management is geitng coulIoI'
IL is shame that certain evils nave not Oeeu
corrected long ago ! DO not anticipate any
trouble because OF the Ies&Ae1lDHS VIM"
have taken place
rlE coNNEcTIcrr cOyEnNoRsHn
The Supreme Court of Connecticut handed
down decision this afternoon ID the quo
varreut0 case OF Luz y. MOTIFS. OF Ne"
Haven. claiming TO have been elected Cover
nor in November, 1890, against Governor DIOR
gan g.. Eulkeor the Republican hO.d-oyef,
TO test the Tioht by which he holds his ONCE.
The court sustains Governor Buikeieys de-
murrer that he was entitled = the
Office until both houses OF tho
Teoislafure have declared the cleo
ton OF his successor and the Senate has
so declared. but the House has not. 1Ae
decision fails 90 cover many important issues
raised ~ the controversy and there is Mu.H
doubt whether the Legislature VIII come 10
anv settlement % break the dead lock which
has existed since la . January. Inc Leg,sia-
lure convenes tomorrow All the Judges
agree IN the conclusion.
TIE MAJORITY RULES.
Senator David b. Hi made no mistake when
he SAID. The majority will rule the Demo
cracy If the State will control the Legisa-
turo.n For the iIst time III twenty years the
Legis ature Is Democratic and IN accord WIN
the Governor The proceedings to-day were
uniuterestlng Intho Senate. Walker, a Demo
crat was seated in the Twenty Then
thei licuteuant-GoyernOr appointed Senator
Mc1lellaud who introduced the Enumeration
hin. Senator O'CouuOr asked before the
Senate adjourned VIII it be necessary Tor
the Republican Senators to return when the
Senate udi0urns.n The Lleutenant-1ovel-
nor said. las Senators. yes. but as KepuDh-
cans. no." Ina the Assembly the caucus
nominees were elected.
Senator David b. iii will leave for Wash
inpton to-day. now that no Is satisfied that
the Democracy has control of tho Senate.
TIKI GEORGIA CENTRAL ELECTION.
The Herald saws the Georgia Central cleo
ton was dictated by officers OF the richmond
Terminal IN pursuance of the Terminal pohc}
r. shown In the recent Richmond and Dan
vile election. the officers to retain their
places only until a future election after the
Ocott committee shall have reported plan
for organizing the Terminal and the stock
holders shall have voted on it.
AT meeting of the Terminal directors the
Office of general Southern counsel of the Ter
minal Company has been abolished and the
victory over Messrs Calhoun. King and
Spaulding has been complete
A director Of the Terminal told me yester-
day that that Office had been an expensive
lGxrry ana that other similar retrenchments
by the Terminal may be lOO6ed Tor.