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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-01
GROVER HAS The PULL
The Democratic State Con-
vention Elects Delegates
to Chicago.
Proceedings Enlivened With
Good-Humored and Spir-
tied Discussions.
Only One Contest Over Dele
gates From CongreSSion-
al Districts.
Cleveland to Be Supported so
Long as He Is in the
Race.
THE MEN CHOSEN.

AT Large A.teFnatee-
Nh. BOran, A. L. SacketE
v. R. Winston. DIR. Gibson.
l.. Baker, ). ID. Markham,
r. Wilson. N. Baxter.
District
&c. j. Haines, j. Wikner,
H. II. Wells, A. La Due,
2-M. EEuIlcn. J. G. Wise Jr.,
J. Manning. w. BOTst,
3-J. Roach, j. Sheehy.
+. NicOlin. A. SchaIler.
&C. ID. O,Brien, ID. Aberle,
J. $. O'Brien. j. c. BuIlitt Jr.
5-T. Merrick. J.B. johnson.
G. Nj. FO ote. l.. Frederickson.
CT. Rreuner. II. w. Lyons,
j. Il. Brown. A. G.. Broker.
IA. McKin non. w. TruaX.
ID. O'Rrien. l.. Il. Davidson.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-01
Committee ON CredentiaI
SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.

Instruction for Delegates to the
National Convention.
The committee on credentials was not
ready to report when the convention
re-assembed, and it was after O'Clock
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-08-12

The London Times, which tried to ruin
Mr.. Parnell through series OF pigot
letters before he had ruined himself, is
now coddling the Parnellites, who are
wavering in their support Of Gladstone.
Raimunds Indueza Palacio, ex-Dictator
OF Venezuela, has arrived at Paris, with
&l5, ,OO0, 600 as a golden solace for the ills
OF defeated ambition. He says the good
OF his country was all he desired, but he
got more.
The medical department OF st. Peters
burg ID distributing cholera disinfectaRts
at cost prices. The Czar presided at a
discussion OF the appointment OF an Of
ficer with dictatorial power to combat
the epidemic in the volga provinces.
An opportunity will be presented to
the archeologists who visit the Colum-
bian Exposition at Madrid TO inspect
one OF the wellknown European palseo
lithic sites, that OF San Isidro, in the
Valley oil the Manzanares near Madrid.
1t is predicted that the coming mobil-
ization OF the British naval forces will
be on very large scale. With the ex-
ception OF the Minotaur, Indefatigable
and possibly the Latona all the ships OF
the Portsmouth feet reserve will be
commissioned.
The Cologne Gazste alleges that the
African natives who recently rerulaed
Baron Won Bulow's forces in the Moshi
territory, near Kilimanjora, were sup
piled with large number OF Snyder
rifles and 10000 cartridges by the British
East India Company.
The trial OF the Anarchists at Liege,
Belgium, concluded with verdict Of
guilty. Moineau, the leader, was rem
fenced 10 twenty-five years penal serv-
itnde. Wolff and Beaujeau got twenty
years each, the four others fifteen years
each and nine tn shorter terms.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-08-12
PURELY PERSONAL.
Prof. Garner Goes to Africa to Study the
Language of the Gorilla and the
Chimpanzee-Etc.

Some famous mems letters do not need
to be- burned. One of the "Iron Duke"
of Wellington has never yet been read.
Princess Louise and President Harri-
sons wife are said to be the only ladies
who have ever been permitted to enter
the cloisters of the Monastery of Santa
Barbara.
Tom Carter, Chairman of the Repub-
lican National Committee, was once a
book agent in Illinois, and has sold cop
les of the " Footprints of Time" to
Quincy people.
Mr.. Moody will not return to America
in time to conduct his general conference
at Northfield this year, and DR.. A. j.
Gordon OF Boston will have charge of the
meetings in his absence.
William T. Adams, better known as
solver Optic" has written altogether
more than 100 books for boys, and he is
now busy at work with another. Mr.,
Adams is 20, but we'll enough preserved
to last for thirty years to come.
Some New England newspapers speah
of Miss Ruth Burnett, who Is postu
liant for admission into one OF the Cath
olic sisterhoods, as a niece OF James Rus
sell Lowell. The Boston Herald setl
them right by declaring her sister o
the poets son-in-law.
Josephine Werner, New York conf
dence woman with the expressive ALA
of Weeping Caroline" has been sen
fenced to Ave years. imprisonment 70
obtaining money under false pretenset
For thirty years she has bled the char
table by way of her tear ducts and falls
stories.
General Kirby Smiths children a
have Kirby (" in their names, and ther
are great many OF them. The Aldric
collection of autographs in Des Moinel
| Ia, has just been enriched by Geners
Smiths last official order in the Confed
crate service, commanding an aide 9
New Orleans to turn over some funds I
General Oanby, the Federal commando
There.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-08-12
ADVERTISING RATES.

Business locals will be charged at 10 cents per
line for first insertion and cents per line there
after.
Legal advertisements will in all cases Be-
charged to the party ordering them, It legal
rates, and paid for before anidavit is furnished
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1892-08-12
Ju,tloas of the Peacs.
unlon pae,ne n.liway Tin. Gard.

Union Fheiuc NhuWhy Atmo Ds'u'
Trains arrive and leave Aringtca ~ follows;
KAsrBouND.
Train No. 2. fast mai. caves ArliHgton daily
M, 4 iantlc express. leaves Arlington daily
at3;3T ri
WEST BOUND.
Train No. /, fast mall, l,aves Arlington daily
o, 240 ~.
MOI Atlantic express. leaves Arlington daily
atl;b0 I'm.
HEPrNEs BRANCH TEAMS.
Train No 81 arrives from Heppner daily. ed.
cept sirdiy ct li;s0 M
Nj, % icav4s iJf Heppncr daily, except sun
day. at5;iT r. ".
through 10 siI points In the United States anu
Canada
8. COLLINS, Ticket Agent,
Arlington, or.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
TheEAsT-rsNNsssee RecEveRshlP
General Thomas. chief Boniholdcr aud
General Creditor, on the situation.
ny telegraph 10 tho Dispatch


: NTw YoRK. June %. Regarding tho up;
pointment of Charles NJ. Mcrhee ana
Henry Fink "a receivers of the East Ten
ncssce. Virginia and Georgia Railway Com
pany. General Thomas made the foliow-
ing statement to-day:
Tho coinplications Of the Richmond
Terminal made a necessity for receiver
30 be appointed Tor the property go as 10
prevent the financial affairs OF the COM
panv from becoming so embarrassed "a 20
unnecessarily inlur' The property ana the
securities. Tbs b. .&rupicy OF the hich-
monG Terminal Company. which owned n
large portion of the stock Of the Tennessee
Company, prevented any appeal TO the
stock eOlGeTs Tor support or direction at
this time The iunuperable changes IN
the management during the past SIX
months destroyed the eficieucy. OK the
management and clouded the credit OF the
company 20 such an extent as 10 make
it absolutely necessary 20 secure Tor time
stability and confidence under the protec-
tlon of the courts. Tho East tennessee
property Is sound. and. aside ifom ADJUST
mtni of some OF the later issues OF bonds.
which are mainly held by friends OF the
company. with whom some arrangements
can be made. needs no reorganization L
believe am the largest individual holder
oi all the issues OF bonds Of tue company,
and also represent the floating DEBT that
has accumulated during the past year.
Sufficient means are at hand 20 pay the &C.
cming interest on all classes OF bonds,
and the court will be requested to au-
thor2e such payment"
The appointment was made by Judge
jackson upon a bill Of complaint iled last
Inufsaav at the Circuit Court OF the
United States IN Knoxville by General
Samuel thomas, OF this city. IN ms capacl,
Is OK b0ndholder, stakeholder, and general
creditor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
THE FEDERAL HOUSE.
Work at a Stauhstili Because of the Lack
of a Quorum.

WASHINGTON. June 2j.-Before the read
ING of the journal Slr. Watson, OF Georgia,
made the point that there was no quorum
present. and the House adjourned alter
the shortest session on recOrd-one lasting
Just one minute and half
The work of the House ~ at standstill,
owing to the lack Of quorum, and some
apprehension Is felt that next week may
ind the body in the same condition. By
direction of the Speaker, made at the
urgent solicitation OF the Committee on
Appropriations, Colonel Ike Hill. Deputy
Sergeant-at-Arms. has telegraphed to all
absentees, stating that their Attendance IL
required Monday and that they must be
in their seats on that day. Several men,
bers have not been present for more than
two months, and 10 these members tie
kilograms are most explicit.
The House Committee on the Election Of
President and President determined
al meeting to-day to endeavor at The
earliest porsible day 10 bring up III the
House the two joint resolutions reported
some months ago proposing amendments
10 the Constitution providing for the cleo
ton OF United States senators by the peO-
pie and changing the date OF 'nausurations
from March Ath 10 April 3Oth. Similar
measures have also been reported 10 the
Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
AWFUL DOUBLE CRIME.
No Doubt Of the Fate Of the Perpetrator IL
GXught.


MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 25.-Mrs. Bate, the
wife of o respectable young farmer living
near Shelbyvlie. in Bedford county, was
criminaly assaulted aud murdered yester-
dav. and there Is no clue tothe perpetrator
of the horrible double crime. The woman
was last seen alive by her husband when he
went into the tield at Ill early hour yester-
day morning About noon be left work
and went 10 the house for dinner. HIS two
children were playing IN the yard, but
Mis-. Bate was missing. The children SAID
she was in the garden. and Mr.. Bate went
TO see what delayed her. She was not III
sieht. but on the ground were many loot
prints and evidences OF struggle, WINE
pieces of his wife's dress were scattered
around. Thoroughly alarmed. Dir. Bate
followed trail through the woods TO ms
clover patch, and there found the body OF
his wife. She had been dead for some
time. Tue corpse was almost nude, the
face mutilated beyond recognition, and the
skulI crushed in by broken tence-rai'
whIch Law near. Mrs. Bate had been as
saulted. aud her assailant had then muir
deed her. There is great excitement IN
and around Shelbyyiile, and there IS no
doubt as 10 the fate of the hend II he IS
discovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
SOUTH BOSTON MAN FOUND DEAD.
snpposed to BE Murdered and Roboed
Near Wilson, y. C.--Tirsi Cotton-Eloom'

snpposed to BE Murdered and Roboed
Near Wilson, y. C.--Firsi Cotton-Eioom.
tcorresDonaepce Of the Rishmond DispatchI
WILSON, June 25.-Yesterday an old man
named Stanford was found dead near tho
rsilroad track, about one mile from town.
DR.. ]. G.. Pennington, railroad surgeon,
went down and had the body brougnt 10
town. DIR. j. X. Ruffin, county coroner,
summoned q jury this morning ana VIII
hoid an inquest at l o'clock. Or. Albert
Anderson is conducting post-mortem eA-
Tho sapposltion is that the man was
struck by freight train, but 1t Is hintea
that he may have been murderer anu
robbed. He ia from South Boston, Va,
q timer by trade, and has been here at
work two or three days. HIS head was
badly bruised and be was dead whea
found.
The first cotton-bloom Of the season was
on exhibition at the Adcancs, Office ~, .nis
morning. IL was brought IN by Mr.. VII.
Iau Cherry, who lives eight miles from
town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
A SHOCKING SUICIDE,
And Yet the Victim Was Rieh-His For'ni-
dabie Method.
fBy telegraph 10 ths DlgDatcs.l

KANSAS CRY. No.. June 70. special TO
iiovd "A director Of the First National
RANK and a rich mine-owner. committed
suicide this morning in shocking man.
ner, He took u giant cartridge IN his lett
hand. lighted the fuse with his night,
nlacsd the cartridge TO his head. aud when
= srploded the top OF bis head and his
isft hand we're blown of. Temporary in
sanity is supposed to have prompted the
daed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
TronbIe in Rast Afries.

.hfA lfo-Amcf.can cable 70 the Dispatch.l
hiHn. june "a dispatch tothe 7aqet-
4.e} o. result from the roDellion IN Usu-
N- ile English mission at kilima-
-f ile Dispatch adds. - supplying the
Di- with arms and munitions. IL 10
y iatia taat ali the English missionaries
Ds expelled from the German kiiims-
n .4fl lltf,ic,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
NO AMERICAN SHIPS AT PALOS.
The Water Of the Little Port Too shallow
for Men-of-W War.

for Men-of-war.
[By telegraphto the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June 25.-lt is not
likely that any American naval ships Will
participate IN the Columbian celebration
at Palos. Spain, August Cd next; for the
reason that the water at that port IS too
shallow TO admit of the passage of ships of
more draught than II feet, and the
smallest of the new naval vessels draws
ar least 1s feet. The Chicago and Atlanta,
now fitting cut at New York. are gong to
Boston July 4th TO exercise the naval re-
serves at that port. and are under orders
to return to New York by the 10th proximo.
II has been erroneously stated that these
vessels are going to Sp ain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
h.Cotton supply.

fBy telegraph 70 tne pispacn'i
Nvw Yonx. Juno 25.--Total visible sup.
nly OF cotton for the world 70 3.oz7.s3S
ear AGAINST 2,48l, 95S and l.l66.S bales
y last year. Receipts 81 Al n.
tsr,or towns, $40; receipts from tnp
Plantations. s.s29; crop IN sight, s.seisiy5s'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
Horne pu,e for sco,lsnd.

LONDON, June 25.--lhc executive OF tho
Scottish Home-Rllc Association Is dis at
istcd with the vagueness of Mr.. q sd-
stones replies to inquiries regarding tho
establishment OF home ruie for scotland.
and has written letter TO him declaring
that toe association viii DO unable TO SUP
port him III the approaching general eicc-
tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

RENO, NEy.. June 25.-The Ihlrd-party
convention met mere yesterday. Alter the
appointment of committees q short recess
was taken. and when the convention reas-
sem0led C.. {. Powing, OF Reno, was
elected permanent chairman.
Inc platform demands the remonetiza.
ton OF silver and the free and Unlimited
coinage thereof. II denOunces the action
upon the coinage question bv the recent
national Republican and Democratic con-
ventions and repudiates the nominees OF
both conventions. II pledges the presi-
dental electors selected by the convention
TO the support OF no nominee Tor President
VINO Is not unquallfedly in favor of free
coinage, aud confers upon the Silver
League Of Nevada the right TO dlrect the
presidential electors tor whom they shall
cast their votes. This platform was
adopted. The Silver party OF Nevada y"
was then selected a. the name of the new
organization. Three presidential electors
were chosen and twelve delegates to the
Omaha convention appointed, after which
the convention adjourned till to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
nanh Of I.siand stock DscIinipe.

ny Acslo-American cable " thu Dsspsschj
,AsD9S. June 25.--Tbe PROC Of stock OF
ls BANK of Ireland Is daily. declining
''i'f DE srars VI the supposed coming "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
NEW YORK INSTRUMENTATION

4 NEW YORK CUSTOM-TAILOR-
~ ING HOUSE. doing an agency business ex-
clusively and Offering the bes. paying line IN
tho market, desires an AGENT who ran furnish
a bond TO handle their line in the city OF Rich
mond. To the proper party will consign sum-
Gent PANTHEON patterns to make showing az
merchant tailor For further particulars AL.
dress s. J. b., 633 Broadway, New YORK city.
20 2B-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
HEALTH.
Anti-Dyspeplic and Tonic Springs,

BURKEYILLE, VA.
This perfectly pure and delicious mineral
water cures DYSPEPSIA. HEARTBURN, SOUR
and SICK STOMACH, COLO PAINS, DIAR-
RIGA, DYsENTERY, and other forms OF IN
DIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, and DROPsY.
Regulates the functions Of the Bowels, Kidneys,
and Bladder, restores tone to Nervous and Mus
cular System, beauties the complexion ~ its
health giving and tonic properties. A great re-
lief 10 Teething Babies. Promptness In giving
relief and lasting in It's effects are peculiar
properties OF this water.
MIR. j. A. MORRIS, d.. Agent, 525 cast Broad
street. Richmond. Va. Call there and SEQ lots
of proof az 10 the value OF this water outside OF
Richmond. Write j. II. HARRIS,
"a 96.1t Burkeyille, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

home rule IN Ireland. A month ago the
stock was quoted ut S25, to-day the quota
ton Is 3li. There are many holders who
offer TO sell, but the buyers are few.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
THlRD-PARrY CONVENTIONS.
" Bow-1'ye" Martin Nominated for Lieu
teoant-Goyernor of Icxss-Silver.
IRy folngrnnh 20 The Dlspatch.

DALLAS. TEX, june 25.-The Peoples
party of Texas Yesterday nominated the
following State ticket: For Governor, L.
C. Nugrnt; LAeutenant-Goyernor. Maroon
Martin {" How-d'ye Martin ex-Demo-
cratic congressman from East Texas ;
Comutrolor, j. +. Drake. OF Seguin ;
Treasurer. i. l.. McCOllOch; Land Com
missioner. =. ID. A. Duncan. and Superln-
tendent Public Institutions, c. J.. Am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTS.
WANTS.
MANAGER AND OYER

w SEER to hire and oversee men and repre-
sent a manufacturing company who want
branch offices. We pay ONCE rent, advertising,
and travelling expenses Position permanent,
good salary, no peddling. no canyassine. Ex-
perience not necessary, "a you act under our
instructions You must be known In 70 IT loa-
tion and furnish references II required. Ad-
irc-s with stamp TIE BRANDENBU RG MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio.
10 2G-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

GOOD SALARY GUARANTEED
N TO LADIES WILLING TO DO WHITING
FOR NE AT THEIR HOMES. Address me IN
own handwriting, with stamped envelope. MISS
EDNA l.. SMYThE. South Bend, Ind, proprietor
~ tho ia mous Gloria Water for the com plexon.
" ~ te ls-Sa,Su.&W12t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

WANTED, TO SECURE A PER
w SON OF INFLUENCE in each factory,
rallrnad Office, or place employing number OF
people. Without Interfering with your duties
You can make from 50 to $40 per day Box 49,
ci.y 70 26-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

leror j. az S;ettin. where be IS
tac war-sAip AyisO. He will re-
.ei tuesday. and viii then start
nils VOYAGE - NORWAY.
fln Board Of Aldermen has passed
BOO calling ugOn the ponce 10
.ae sale Of indecent pamphlets
e. sf.e Jews
ID Porcelain Faetory and the In
20 the Manufacture Of Stained
..-" t..l end the finest EXHIBITS OF tDeir
ienay BirolOw and Frederick REM
..- Gle artist. who were expelled ron
fs.0rt time ago. have arrived here:
-. i.r.ow complains Of the lack OF
~'f town Ia the case by the Ameri-
'-.rfe d'Afairs ~ st. Petersburg.
F has made him still more pr
I70 alth the Emperor William. he
invited Doth 80 a state dinner and
',--.sl gwen 10 honor Of King Humbert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

V,HE ANNUAL MEETING OFThE
sTOCKHOLDERs OF TuE MARION
MARBLE AND MINERAL COMPANY VII %
held In tho once Ct Colonel IL HI IL ieNS''
JUNE ~o'n K A. PALMER,
,.o.M Secretary aud Treasures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

rJ,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
ro,,kUOIDERs OF THE CASTOR
NTxFRAI COMPANY will DO held In the once
Of Colonel T. NJ. X. ralcott JUNE 2stn ~ \. NJ
VI r. A. PALMER,
,so.td Secretary and treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-26

WANTED, NINETY-SIX FARM
w HANDS, Mixers. Holsters, Walters,
Cooks, and Maids for Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Maryland, Delaware and jersey;
also Cooks, Maids, farr-iiands, ana twehty,hve
Rows for this city and state. MARTIN e CO.,
ol3 north sixth street Ie 2ii-1t'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-05-27
State News.

Men are now at work putting in the
liant for electric lights at Culpeper.
Last Friday, in a dispute about 80
cents Mt Big Stone Gap, at game of caIds
John Hail. a desperate, shot aud killed
his brother. lie murderer escaped across
the KIN ucky line.
One of the most destructive hail storms
ever known visited Norfolk, about noon
Saturday HaiIstones as large as hen
eggs fell, doing much damage to plants
and crops. Thousands Of panCs Of window
gla.s were broken ia that city aud ylcn-
lily.
Four years ago daughter Of DR.. Pen
dletOn Of Louisa county, now living at
Iron Gate, lost her gold watch while
crossing the fiji Is in that county Last
week Miss Pendleton received il by eX-
press. IL had been turned down IN plOw-
ing, remained under the ground several
years, and was recently plowed up again.
IL is still in fair running order.
The sofa on which Lee aud Grant sat
during their interview before signing the
articles of surrender is in the possession OF
L. +. Spillman, OF Culpeper and the book
case with lid for writing containing an
INK stand, from which the ink used on the
occasion was taxi II, is in the possession Of
Judge Spillman, Of Fanqucr county.
n. B. Taylor, S. L. Moore and w. +.
Phillins. lumber cutters, while sitting on
bench under a shed during thunder
storm on Saturday, in Nansemond county,
were struck by lightning and Instantly
killed Two Others who were IN the house
we're Knocked senseless, but recovered.
Mrs. Jane Tuustall died at her home, in
Little Plymouth, King and Queen county.
recently. She was brought prominently
before the public in connection with the
trial of T. J. Cluyerius for the murder Of
his cousin, Lillian Madison. Mrs Tuustal
had adopted young Cluyerius, and stood
by him to the end, having spent almost
her whole fortune in his defense.
James Z. Schooiield, the merchant
evangelist of Danville, is engaged in con-
Quoting a revival service at Rocky MOnut,
the county seat of Franklin county. Re
ports from there are TO The effect that the
evangelist has awakened the town, that
All places of business are closed during
service hours, that Urge numb RS have
declared their intention to lead better
lives, and that such a religious awakening
was never known in the town.
The Governor Tuesday COMMITTED the
sentence of Wayman sutton, who was to
have been hanged at Wytheville on Fri
day for murder, to life imprisonment.
Sutton was convicted Of killing Peter
IIarydl and escaped from the Jail IN
Wytheyille in November, 1850, the night
before sentence Of death was to have
been executed He was captured few
months ago in the distant State Of Wash
iugton, brought to Virginia, resenteneed
and has since been confined IN jail in
LynchJnrg.
Since bis TRIAL AMI conviction many per-
sons have entertained doubt as to the
guilt OF Sutton, and Numerous petitions
have come to the Governor asking that he
either pardon the man or commute his
sentence,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-05-27

aud that our watchword should he "evsry
thing for the cause and nothing for men"
The resolutions den0unce the "force
bill" and the centralizng tendencies IN
government, favor the abolition Of the in
teInal revenue, indorses the wise economy,
the dean and honest methods and the
non sectional character of the late Demo
cratic administration, aud takes pride and
satisfaction, as American citizens in point
ing to ii" and demands an increase in the
volume Of currency to an extent sufficient
for the commercial aud agricultural needs
of the country. Concerning the tariff II
Is
Resolred, That a tariff is tax; that oil
unnecessary taxation is unjust taxation :;
that the Government has not power TN or
the Constitution to collect from the peO-
pie any money except what is necessary
to detray the expenses Of its economical
administration that one class of our Deo-
pie should not be required 10 pay tribute
money for the benefit Of another class. aud
that the burdens OF government should lie
imposed upon the luxuries, and not upon
the nece saries Of life.