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same opinion NJ Lord Salisbury. Did the
Ministers believe, he astcd, mat mo peo.
pie OF lster would rebel AGAINST the decision OF
Parliament, or that tho employment OF the
forces o, the Crown TO suppress such n rebellion
would be such an Outrage ~ would ROM society
In two: Cries ~ Hear Hear " LORD Sails
bury's language meant anything " was plain
incltcfncnt 10 n few misguided men 70 resort 70
violence 10 resist the authority 81 Parliament.
Those were tho conditions the Irish mcmbcrs
had offered them in the st'nted GIT OF the pres
ent bill.
Mr.. Balfour. the government leader, after
having n comtlimeut 10 SIR. Gladstone for his
elolucnce responded 10 the chalenee the great
Liberal leader had thrown down, ana proceeicd
20 reply 70 Mr.. Gladstone's criticisna. The bill.
he urged, was substantially tho same % tine
English and Scotch bills. II there was any
difference IL was due 20 tho peculiar conditions
prcyntliny I'm Ireland Mr.. Gladstone
had told them the bull cleared The issues. tChecTs
aud countrr-rhecrs.l As far as the government
was concerned they had made clear what their
policy was. OF tlat p0oy this bill was only
part. (Chcorsl The issue were clear on their
side. II rested with Mr. Gladstone 10 make his
side clear. Cries OF " near nctr!
The government, Mr.. Ba,iour ssis. had shown
BY acts and deeds and fulfilled legislative meas
ures that IL still earnestly desired 70 accomplish
what IL aimed 10 do. What Mr. Gladftone de-
sired 10 DO no human beng knew " the gov
eminent had clcars1 the issnes, NJ Nr. Gird-
stone had said, let him 90 his part by placing
before the electors OF the country the policy
which he desired ajOpicd. tChecrsl.
Mr. Dillon described The bill rs a inockery and
violation o. pledges. tending 20 confirm tue
Irish in their placing no trust In British faIih.
The result OF the division was received with
prolonged Conservative cheers.
Tho debate greatly increased In interest when
Mr.. GIadstCns rose 20 speas. Inc members
benches and The visitors galleries were crowded.
Mr.. Gladstone spoke Tor an hour. In his speech
there were some fine passages. which awakened
admiration on both sides. The irish members
especially were aroused 10 bign pAch OF On
thusiasm. and cheercd for scVeral minutes after
Mr.. Gladstone resumed his scat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
TIE "TlGHT LITTLE ISLE
Mrs. Experimentation on the ifish
Local-Goyornment Bill.


tpv Anclo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
to,,noS. Eng, Nay 24.-In the House OF Com
,,o,s to-day Mr.. STUART Wortley, Parliamentary
Secretary OF the Home ONCE, in reply 10 ques-
,,l, concerning Mrs. Florence Maybrck, who Is
icing a Iife-sentence In working prison under
ao,,,ic,ion Of having poisoned her husband, sald
~, me Government was at all times ready 10
s ~ an, new material facts bearing upon
her convection. No statement relative 10 MrF.
Msvhrck, he added, was al present peioio 'no
Home Secretary, Mr. Matthews. "a.
1sha Irish local government bill passed ils
second reading to-day by vote OF BOZ 10 - a. .,
nnrIug the discussion before IL was pdsseu W
80 Mr. Gladstone said that the House was III
"a " ,,uIar position OF discussing bill mat u
. VIZ, 't,1nrobablo would be proceeded WIN. IN
Isse both MIR. Chamberlain anu inc puhe y,
Deyonshire uhen Lord Harrington! naa pioni u.s.
1900 much beyond local institutions. lbey
10 An fact promised everything short OF an III
nda, :" narliainent. They then spoke OF pro-
yin,iai assemblies aud Of radicaIy w,
mo he whole administrative system. ihoy ai.o
."s W 81 a large deyolution OF Dafl0nai power ~
~ irish Assembly. tCres q! Hear! Hear u
Nov ali these promises ARE dissolved IN the pres
aut meaxre bin. which sianpeu ,rei.hu "'' - ~
equality as compared with hne"nu III. ~, 80,
wv, vq"e "a faIsinsd the miserable relics oi thOse
.assaements which were taken by the country
es the basis VI the commission on'i s's ~. 81.
nresent government In 1855. ifeihhu, FIJI .sno
pl,one aid. rad not been slgnins curing
TO last ak years for iocai-goverh-
~ -, l,u nor would she regfct the
loss of the measure now presenter tuo 'Dau .,'
NJ the government had warned tno i.isn ino on.
beers Of Parliament that II tey u,r ~" vrom,ssa
hin. instead OF the larger measure p,o.isou,
~ .say nrosecuted tho object dearest 10 their
h.ar,-ii would be al the cost OF s.sm Wat
nIbernl cheersl Lord Sslispurys mneaasc ',
Mr.. Gsds,ons SAID, a.s,,n ought to BE- given
- ucuse aud 70 some others VINO desired 70
sn M whstheE tho Cabinet were generally Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Christian Chnrch Cnnvention.

rCorrespOndencc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ELoS COLLEGE. y. C., May 23.-rhe General
Convention Of the Christian Church met here
in the college chapel last saturday at 40 T. VI.
and was callel 20 order by the president, Rev.
". vs.. Staley. o. Suffolk, Va. delegates IRON
Eastern Virginia, Valley OF Virginia, Georgia
Alabama. aud North Carolina conferences were
enr0ll.d. Rev ". ". Staiey was elected pfcai-
dent: Rev j. W. WeOns, .vice-prosident, and
Professor T.. l.. Mont, assistant secretary Inc
President delivered his annual address soon
alter the organization. which was an aDlc ana
yyel-prerarel discourse. pointing out me various
tori,s 10 be considered ny the convention ana
me great central thought Of the Church. very
good delegation IL IN attendance, and the de-
nominstioral enterprises will hold the conVen-
ton for some days. 80
Saturday vas spent In ming vacancies on
committees and outlining work. =,
SUNDAY morning NJ IL O'Clock Kew. !. NJ
McNhiney. ID. d., OF FRANKLIN. o., preacheu an
excellent sermon
Rev. ". ". Staley preached fine sermon III
the chapel al night. ,..
Rev. C. j. Jones. u. D.. Of Norfolk, is present
Today the Committee on schools ahd ,oiIesc7
made n report. which ELECTED some nne speeches
from Dr. McHhincy. DR.. Newman, Professor l.
l. Noffitt, and Others. The report Of THIS COM
In!ttee stated that % per cent. OF the pupils a'
Zion College during the pass session were pro-
fessors Of religion. -. ,o.,
Many interests Of the Church are BENG con
sidered and some amendments made 10 inc
Declaration OF Principles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

UP GOES THE PRICE OF COAL.
Retail Dealers Fix New Rate. Taking
Effect June fst.
New York Iines.l

The price Of coal Of all grades and sizes TO
consumers iu this CITY will be advanced by
ma o-ity Of the retail dealers twenty-five cents
ton On june lst. The dealers who have decided
10 make the advance are members Of the Retail
cont Exchange The new schedule was made
last nlsht. -.,.,,.
It's alleged that the advance Il unavoidable
on account OF the advanced rates charged dehl-
era undcr the Reading combine.
NJ present the common price OF domestic sizes
Of roai-st0ye, broken. egg, aud cherinut-ls
sI.25 After he first Oi next month s1''O VIII
he fh. rae al most OF the yafd-
There are h. this city about go retail dealers.
OF this number ls2 are members OF tbe cA-
change and thcy viii Tor the most part ABIDE ny
nc decision Of the meeting last night some oi
ne .. outside " dealers viii also advance their
rrices. There were about 100 dealers ~ the
meeting. among them a dozen or moro " ouisli-
crs" The vote 70 make new ratio was piacu-
cally unanimous. ...,.,.
TIC May schedule 20 dealers set these prices
stove. Sab: broken, 500 egg, lilo, anu
chestnut. a. An additional charge OF 40 cents
H. made IL Is said. 10 bring the coal up 10 the
cifv and II cents Tor hOistilg. Then mere Il
thc iOss bv screening. All things considered,
$50 "a ton Is the dealers say, the lowest posi-
fio mice AZ which they can sell aud " live Inc
mice is OF course, for white ash. keu ASH Will
bring 81 cents more a ton, as usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

ikepOrtel ioE 'i' Di'P"'N"'I
MAY o1.-Oferings at auction on Change to-
day. 30 packages aud -. relectlon-. hlghest
price. sl0.7J; lowest, -.
Private sales to-day: Wrappers, 20 SMOKERS
.. filters u. darks, 9-total, ~ hogsheads.
Revenue collections to-day: Cigars ana cigar
cites, $1.326.7J; tobacco, s|,OOO.o'-totai'
Crenshaw's sold 12.34j pounds. Highest
price. sg..J. . u,..
sno,koe sold to-day 1886 pounds. Highest
price. brights, 1890.
Al snelhurne's and Planters warehouses there
were fair sales Of loose, still with prices IN
changed.
Sun-cured appears to be- somewhat easier
under regular but not heavy sales. lt takes a
fine hogshead 20 bring up into the teens BUY
ers are particular about order at this season,
and manufacturers have little hanging room, 50
that planters should consider safe condition as a
guide 10 better values.
Manufacturers complain OF dun spell, and
that while the filler advances in common grades,
no plug advance has been established on low
and medium grades The ieai market generally
al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

SECOND-DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Fuii Dockcts In the superior Court of
UaIifax-Personai and Other Notes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NICK, Y. C.. May 24.-Thc congress
sional convention for this the Second district
has been appointed for Scotland Mex July
27th.
Halifax Superior Court Is In session this
wcek-Judge George II. Brown presiding. His
charge 10 the grand jury yesterday was short
ami pointed. The dOckots are full and court
viii continue all the week. The grand jury are:
Louis froclicS, CALVIN Medfor1, T.. Lyman. ..
II. johnson, p. {. Gregory. Il. II. Pullman. I. II.
Gaskins, l.. ID. Morr!ss, Berry Price, John {.
jenkins. Leonard Bachelor. ". II. johnson. J..
T.. Roper, W. 5. Iockaday, ". ii. Ligcctt, J. X.
IIarren, and 4. G.. Green.
Shcrif Ausbrooks lite child died NJ Ms home
here yesterday morning and will De buried To-
day.
Miss Lizzie Peters returned TO Raleigh yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. :. Smith. who have been visit
Ing relatives here, returned TO MOrganton yes
terday.
Mrs. Joseph Stern. who has boon visiting her
sister In Wilson. returned yesterday.
Mr.. Z. ". Purnngton returned yesterday from
GreCnsbgrO',
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
SUMMER REsORrs.

MOUNIAiNIOP HOTEL AND
W SPRINGS, over Bocss,h Gap. Blns RIDGE
Mountains l'pso ieet nDoy9 The level q the sss.
board. strong iron spring.; many si,rsctlons % /.
the invalid, ples-prs-seessrs, ana families: a
easy accesr- Address Nessrs NASTY & CO., ,
Alton. Va. nv ,oi,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 24.--Cotton easy; middling
upiands, 7zsc.; OileaDs, 1a4c.; sales, IL 4s
bales; total net rece. {, all ports, o. IL Bales;
exports-to Great lain. 1894 bales; ~ the
Continent. 573 bales; stock, 6sO,1J. bales.
southern hour duh. Wheat higher and mode
rately active; No. 2 red 91isa99c. snoat; ;
options closed steady at ssa;sc. over Yesterday;
No. = red, May, Ole; June, eltsc:; july, ol.sc.
Corn higher. scarce, and dull No. :. U0a62c
In elevator. CSC. anoat: options closed higher !;
May, &c. June. 54lsc. July, 5iatc. Oats high
or, quiet, and scarce; options dun but nrmer !;
May. SIC; july 4e,ys.; spot, No Z, sJs4ass :. ;
mixed western, 35aJSIsc. Couco- Options loscd
barely steady and 2OaaS down; May. 9l2.4aa
ALTO: juno, tiLe5a>l".l0; September,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Uncle sam vs.. Another County.

epglSGTIEip, NO. Nav AZ ". Hdldekofer,
Of -. Louis, in the United states plsile' tCult
,..s.e-Jav obtained judgment against Dallas
sgoontv. No. for $4,000, over hall OF The ar
sessoj valuation % The county. In 1870 Dallas
county voted that amOnnt o. aid IN county pon1s
70 the Laclcde aud Fort scott rdl.roal' "hlch N"s
-, tritt The bonds foil into the hands OF
Mr. UuifeKofer. an innocent purchaser, ana thc
cnurs decided shat they must be PAID. Inc case
h an exact parallel q the -. CAR ana Cas-
l.or,tv cases the Judges Of which counties are
- ss,.ryf.y a term for contempt for having de-
ciInel 20 issue "A special tax-ieyy Tor the pay
,neot Of the debt a. ordered by the United states
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
AsUpposso MURDER MYSTERY
was 'opo Murdered and His B,dy Then
f'sccd ON the Railroad Track
Especial telegram 10 the D,spatchJ

RoANoKs' VA. May 24.-Thc msuglcd remains
OF man apparently abou, rs years Of age we're
iound ON the shcnandoah-Nsley railroad this
morning about O'clock by party Of railroad
hands on their way 20 work. Both legs had been
cut OF, the head had been crvshcd. and brains
anu ucsh had bcen scattered along the track for
INC distance ~ nifty feet The body was taken
!" an nnlertaScr and an inquest held. The YER
"ct OF tne Jury Was that the body had been
pisccd upon the railroad track after death.
FROM an envelope found In ono OF the pock cts
OF inc dead man ~ wns asceriained that HIS
name was Elijah Cobb. and that his home was in
fcterfnurg, Va telegram was sent 20 Peters
oufg and in response message came back
from brother % che deceased, requesting that
ne remains I've buried here a. he was not able
70 hear the expense 81 their removal. Cobb had
been stopping In Salem recently. The general
beioi y that he was murdered and thrown upon
toe railroad track
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
yoyEY AND EXCHANGE.

ErsnnG.-E1chsnge quiet ard steady at ASA
4ShN. Commercial ILLS. As A.afSI. Money
easy at La closing offered ~ ~. Sub
Treasury Dalances-Coin. siC2,51i.OOO cur
rency. SCI. J12.OOO Governments dun but
steady; PER cents, ll73i. state bonds dun
but firm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
ras,t of Dispatch Advertisements.

fC,rrespondence of the Richmond Dsoatch.l
WrtuoS. y. c. May 24.-Mr. c. l.. Clark, a
roroinsni merchant OF this place. left today Tor
ktchnlond to attend the great taznar shIe OF
hor.es and mules as advertised IN tho DIS
mr. :. Harrison left on a business trip TO
Richmond to-day. ,,-,,.-.. x,
The lhird-party meeting AZ Halifax neht
month will be n regular peppef-and-salt auur.
Hon &. 4. Cook, OF NarrentOh, ILieu S'h'o7
,i,rirt attorney, was in town yesterday.
Hon. j. b. Batchelor Of Raleigh, WAS mere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
LAFAYETTE CAPE NAV

IL NJ; JOHN TRACY & CO.. PROPRIETOR.
Opens JlNK 1879. Al lmoicrn ir, n,o,ements'
Located directly on tho bosch Term. az 10 as
per day. Apply oJOhN TRACY a Co. Wash.
ingion Hotel, Philadelphia, ~ Cape May, \. J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
DED SULPHUR SPRINGS. NOS.

DED SULPHUR SPRINGS. MON
IL ROE county. ". Va. open JUNE isr. This
water IL natures remedy Tor catarrh. bronchitis.
the early STAGE OF consumption, kidney dis
eases dyspepsia, affections of the heart, nervous
prostraion, aud rheumatism. Hot, cold, aud
steam baths. Climate 2elightfll. Write Tor in-
formation 10 DIR. ). X. p. gibson.
my l5-tm Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
BLOODY ENCOUNTER.
AWIFe-BEATlNG HUSBAND KILLED BY
HIS BROTHeR-lN-LAW.
The Latter Terribly Wounded and Not
Expected to Live--The Murderer
of u. McCotter Arrested.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

AsHRyiILg, y. c.. May 2t.-News has bcen re-
ceivcd hero of n bloody encounter on Bull crock,
In Madison county, last Sunday. Two weeks ago
Medley Hensley, when drunk, beat his wife 30
that she has been confined 10 her bed over slnce
sunday afternoon. Nick Ray, Mrs. lIensley's
brother, living near, went to see her. lIenslcy
was away but returned before Rays departure.
He nj once began abusing him and ordered him
To leave. Ray started 20 do 20 but had not
reached the door when Iienslcy struck him with
n gun, knocking him through the door and break
ing his rignt shoulder.
HENsLRy NORrALLY WOUNDED.
Hons.ey followed up the attack, when Ray
managed 20 draw his pistol and fired. The ball
inflicted mortal wound upon liensley, but be-
Tore he iell he drew his knife and struck Ray
twice, cutting two 81 his ribs aud. II Is feared,
penetrating the abdomen.
ONE DEAD.
Henelcy died ia n few minutes, and II ia he
level that Ray can't live. The men are be-
tween 30 and % years OF age and have fRmi-
lies. Hensley was regarded "a desperate, but
Kay was n pcacenble man. Both were well
known In the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH WE DNESDAY MAY rs, 1892

s1t7caslf.a0: spot Rio duh aud easy; Nc =,
he sugnr--kehned firm and fairy hctv".
MoIasses-Sew Orleans duh but steady. COM
mon 10 fancy, ,ja3Jc. Rice In fair demand;
Petroleum quiet and steady. Cotton-seeh OF,
quit and Grm: crude, 2pt4c. kosin duii Dnt
stcndv: strained. common 10 Gcoh' Fi..soe
sl.31h. Turpentine dull and easy ~ 5u'ta
3llSc- Pork quiet and steady; new mcss. SIT
oatra prime. sI0as1l. Peann'squiet. peer ~
active. Beet hams quiet. Tierced beci nuD.
Cut-meats firm. Nifdles quiet. Lara steady
and quiet; western steam, $500; CITY, SJ,eua
So: May, $685. bid: June, 1858 asked; July,
5000. Freiglts irregular and dull. cotton,
It'd; grain, I'd. asked.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 2a.-Ono Of tho features OF tho
day was sharp advance In the premium FOR
May wheat A considerable short interest ms
developed In tho month, but the elevators seem
10 own nearly all the wheat and were not ANXIOUS
TO part With II. II was q weather market IN
corr. and business was of lighter ofler thhn
for scverol DAYS past. Tho oats market hrmci
up to-day. The s,eadIness OF provisions IN mo
face Of liberal run Of livestock at the yards
was somewhat OF surprise.
cash quotations: Flour quiet and noniha,ly
unchanged. No. spring wheat. s3asjtsc; No.
> red, sSi5aSpc. No. . corn. 4Sl@a6lc. No. =
oats, 3Bc. Mess pork. slO.0Jaslo.OaS Lard,
e0.27Izas030 shsri-ribs, s6.05as6.O1ls Dry
sailed shoulders. s5.2jasJ.31l5. Short clear,
s6.l5 I9asG.30. Whskey. s1.l4.
ra la 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
MS LIFE WILL BE PROLONGED.
A Dying COmsumptivc Convict Pard oned-
Fifty Others Sent to the Farms.
special telegram to The Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatchl
RALEIGH. y. c.. May 24.-GCvernor Holt to-day
pardoned Ewel Toran. who in Wilson county
two years ago was convicted of larceny ana SEN
fenced to three years IN the pcnitentiary. lie
is dying Of consumption and the prison physi-
clan certi1es that while he cannot live through
the summer yet his life Will be prolonged If he
IL set AT liberty.
+. p. Wharton. OF Greensboro, was to-day APP
pointed a trustee Of the cOlored Agricultural and
Mechanical College. vice Charles H. Moore. re-
signed The trustees are ordered 10 meet here
tomorrow.
Fifty cOnvicts were to-day sent from the peni-
Tertiary 10 the State farms on the Roanoke,
making the number of prisoners on these farms
n9aily 700.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Indian Delegates to minneapolis.

by teIoYraph 70 VHo UI7P'1VHI
so,ru NcALIIsTgR, !. T., May 24.-The Re
,,ntJlrans OF the Indian Territory have held tncir
-, ,onyention here, the attendance comprising
aelega,es IRON the i've civilized tribes. me
.,os,s slected 10 the Minneapolis convention
~ v'n,o Paaeol OF TahequGh, ana John ;.
us,oner. Of Ar,imore, with r. Genung, Of MUS
i''' md j. ~ Roberts, OF Anderson as alter
nstss The list Includes Two white men, one H.
afsn and one negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
L'ORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

Il LAKE GEORGE NJ.
will open JUNE 23n. The largest, he-f-a point
ed. aud most literally conducted hotel a. Lake
George. Send for illustrated synrsnir.
For terms aud partir liars apply f0 Hotel
Grcnohe, fitty-seyen'h street and seventh ave-
nue.. New York. special rate for famuie-.
WILLIAM NOBLE,
my II tlWufr and Ur.,frfas,r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

prrrwogy. ND, May 24-Quicky following
~, ,be heels Of the appointment OF receivers ior
lie American Fratcrnal circle comes an appil-
cation 20 settle up the anairs Oh me lh,efha-
tTnxerzact is The actunry II IL charged maj the
os,oas,ion is not being conducted ~ accordance
S,,1 H. certificate Of Incorporation. mat us
affairs are being conducted iraudulehty Dy lho
"eIcc-s. mat these officers are mainly seli-con-
.,it,ited. and that they have squandcreo inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25

Mr. g. q. Brent. md others made ,sdrossos
Mayor Ssaoss presided over the meeting.
Lee Camp. :. Of G. v, have made arrange.
ments 10 takc part IN the unvciling .ercmnnies
of the boys will go under the command ~ Cn,.
tain samuel g.. Brent '
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Making Feathers Fly.

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispa',n'i
Mrsruls TENN, May IA syhi,is-n,a nn ~ ~
.'.,, :, On, mas been begun ut West Memphis.
~. nen,.s,a.,s are Georgia and Arkansas:
iSen,y one cocks we're shown. ana w%s w sen
matched one night Of The man war ., pu ahs ye
,,.ct .nsbts that followed. There VIII DO eigh'
nshis today. aud eight on Wednesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
An Alleged Nenerable Assassin.

SgwBrRS. y. C.. May %4.-Thonas clark has
h, on arrested and a true biz iOuhd by the
grand jury Of Pamlico superior .0ui. MA 49, ~.
ts,n, tor the killing OF Richard ID. NcCOiter Inc
rial has been put OF to the next term. Inc
evidence il mainly circumstantal. Inc ac-
cuscd Is 20 years o.d and has always hYed near
me s.rne Of tho hOnlclde.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Louisiana's senatorship.

BATON RoUGT, La, Nav 24.-rhe vote for
United States senator to-day IN the TWO houses
resulted as follows: Jonas, ~: Adams, p;
Gibson. 20: Caiircy. Il; Blanchard, IL; Bur
geOis. 4, and Mahoney, !. The two houses VIII
meet in Joint session tomorrow 10 canvass the
vote. 4 Joint ballot Wil. be taken 10y the Leg5la-
turu every day until result is reached.