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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-16

CHARLoTrEsyIJE. VA. June 15-fSpecial
A complete report Of the financial condition
of the city has been submitted 70 the council.
showing that many items of income had been
overlooked in the preceding report. and that
instead of the close of the year showing de-
felt there will be a very substantial surplus.
Mr. Wills submitted long preamble charg-
ing the Charlottesville and University Street
Railway Company With a failure TO observe
either the spirit or letter Of its contract with
the city whereby the company was to main
tain its road bed in good order, and followed
il with q resolution Withdrawing the permis-
sion already granted the company 10 extend
its line along other streets. The paper was
referred 20 Tie city attorney for his opinion
as So the legal questions involved
For year or more the authorities Of Greene
county have been endeayoring TO capture
Wyatt Shiplett charged with the murder of
lawson. II having been noised about that
the accused man was in the habit of going to
his home IN Bacon Hollow, Sheriff Joseph
Smith and Deputy Sheriff RaTott. with
posse, surrounded II. He escaped from the
house, and attempted to reach the woods,
but was taken after being shot at repeated
ly without being hit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-16

WAsHISGToN, ID. c.. June 1.-THE House
Committee on Naval Affairs to-day ordered
a favorable report on the bill prepared by the
committee providing for the transfer of the
revenue cutter service from the Treasury De-
partment 10 the Navy Department.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. L. Percy has
been ordered to duty at the Naval HOSPITAL,
Washington.
from duty at the Naval Academy and granted
one month leave.
Lieutenant John c. Caldwell detached from
duty at the Office of naval intelligence aud
ordered to special duty TO assist the commits
sioner TO the Columbian Historical Exposi-
ton at Madrid. Spain.
The United States steamer Kearsarge with
the Passlac in tow, has arrived at Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-16

DAsyuIE. Va, June Is Especial. J. J..
Lewis and Miss l.uev Farley of North Dan
Vile. were married at Pelham this afternoon.
Mrs. Julia A.. vito at A. j. Clark, OF the
county, died at tho residence Of her husband
this afternoon alter an illness Of several
months
ns. @. +. Jafnos. the now president OF koa-
neke Female College, arrived In the city this
hufnng,
Miss Minnie f. pruitt and Mr.. James A.
Altsfson were married at the residence OF the
bsids'a mother this morning on Floyd street.
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cIHVE1AND on rHE FIRST BALno1
Il Looks That Way Now at Chicago-Boies'
Boomlet Growing.

CHICAGO, June ID Especial Very few
delegates have arrived yet. An advance guard
Of B0ies supporters from Iowa nave estab-
hshed temporary headquarters at the Palmer
House, and they talk very c0nfdentially IF
the Iowa Governors nomination They
say the Governor is a candidate only for
first place, and will not take second Some
Of the Cleveland Democrats from New York
are at the Grand Pacific, and have opened
headquarters there for the ex-Presdent. They
are confident Of Cleveland's nomination on
the first ballot and say they can count more
than twO-thrds for him. 10 is currently ru-
mored that unless the nomination of Cleve-
laud Is absolutely assured on the first ballot
by very careful count hls name will not DO
submitted, as he is not willing TO enter any
scramble. This IS believed by many, but
present indications point 10 Cleveand's nom
ination. IL seems here, however, that a
fight will be made against him Sergeant-at-
Arms Bright says the wgwam will be com
pleted by Saturday night. as the storm did
but little damage. Delegates and guests will
begin 20 pour ia tomorrow morning and
from that time on the contest will wage in
earnest. Besides Cleveland and Hill the
possible candidates mentioned are German,
Carlisle. Boies, Palmer and Gray
BoIEs' BOOauET SWELLING.
CHICAGO. I'LL, June l5.--As the date Of the
Democratic National Convention approaches
ing discussed by their friends. International
committee holds conference on Friday with
the local committee on arrangements and will
finish up all the odds and ends OF business
between the national and local bodies
full attendance Of the committee is expected
One vacancy exists on the committee
owing 20 the death Of G.. A.
BrOadwater. of Montana. That vacancy
Will be filled. but II is not known at present
who viii be tho man, The Jjoies boom.
although Of no great dimensions as yet shows
good staying powers and may assume proIns-
ing proportions On the first ballot the
friends OF Governor BOies declare that he will
have at least eighty votes. 10 the twcnty-six
from hls own Slate, which will bo cast solid
tor the Governor through thick and thin. will
30 added material support from South Caro-
hne. FLORIDA. south Dakota. Missouri,
Kentucky and Nebraska After tho
first ballot. on which. If the two-thirds
rule, is adopted. If they feel sure that No nom
lnatlOn can De made these Iowa Democrats
predict that The SOntb aud tho whole great
Northwest viii rally - the support Of their
candidate. II nominated. they are ready 10
give bond that Governor Boies will carry not
only Iowa. but Wisconsin. Minnesota. Kansas.
Nebraska. Wyoming. South Dakota, Nevada.
Washington, California aud Colorado. ~ we'll
as pel the full party vote H. other States
There is talk VI coalition vi tho Palmer.
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ROANOKE, VA, June 15.-lSpeoial l-Roa-
noke is fast assuming gala appearance. the
city being covered from one end to another
with flags. bunting and other decorations
Fully 10000 strangers will be here on Friday
and Saturday. and they will be amply pro-
vided for. Governor Mckinney has written
a letter stating that it will be impossible for
him TO be here owing 10 the pressure of Off
clal duties. Two companies of the Second
Virginia regiment arrived this evening. and
will 60 into camp for the rest of the week.
The whole regiment will probably be here to-
morrow.
Samuel c. Wood. an aged citizen Of Roa-
noke county. was knocked down and robbed
by an unknown colOred man this afternoon
about one mile from Roanoke. Wood was Sc
riously. but not dangerously, injured. The ne
gro escaped A posse of armed citizens are
hunting for him. and If caught tonight it is
likely he will be lynched.
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Mr.. Morgan Extends iiia Hemsfha on the
senate Stewart Biil-Tba IIs.sr,

senate Stewart BilI.-Tba us.sr.
WASHINGTON ID. g.. juno o. In The Hem
ate to-day Mr.. poner alliance. kna)
presented petition from Riley auuhif.
kns.. asking that measures bn taken tDva'hs
the suppression of lynch law NJ. peHef
stated IN connection with ths petition that
the resolutions contained W " Nstn very
timely. Ho said lynohing eeeinei ~ " .
practice In many parts ~ tla eonbiff Maht
death. and u WAS tiine fnf the American tcn'
gress TO take some action In ihe saatIef The
petition WAS referred
On motion OF NJ Allison Rep. "A iis
Senate ssrssd 10 Insist un l.s amendments ~
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Washingtons.....O 021O126-l3 "A 4
Baltimores ......0 0 / o. o 0-3 9
Batteries Killen and Milligan, Cobb and
Robson. Umpire, Mahoney.
!. Umpire, Mahoney.
now THE CLUBS STAND.
oAAIEs scHEprLrp Ft

CANES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Baltimore az Washington.
Louisville at Cleveland.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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Morrison forces in this.State to prevent the
nomination Of Cleveland; The vote of
Illinois. il is said. will probably be
cast for Palmer on tho first two bal
lots. Then Morrison may come in for
some support. The Illinois delegation will
have meeting Saturday. when several mat
ters will be settled. Congressman X. X.
Cable will be named for the national com
mitteo A. r. Stevenson may be nominated
10 head the delegation. though an effort will
be made 10 give that honor TO Mr. Crafts. II
is NOT likely that anything will be decided as
e. the presidency until subsequent meet
ing.
Charles +. Peek. of Hornellsville. n. y. IS
the avant courier Of the Hill boom. He wears
on his breast red ribbon With gold frinRs on
one end OF il. portrait of Hill is sewed TO
1t. Mr. Peck was appointed Commissioners OF
the Bureau Of Labor Statistics OF the state
of New lork by AIr Cleveland while the lat
ter was Governor but he does not believe the
ex-President con carry New York this time:
~ do not believe" be said. that Cleveland
can carry the State while ] know that Till
can do IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-16

l. T. Y + LANO won
two games from
Louisville this after
noon. In the first
game Taylor had a
rib broken by az
unavoidable coils
sion with McAleer
and retired from
the game. Meekin
was hit hard and
the Clevelands won
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CHARLOTTE. n. c.. June b. Special. Mrs.
Susan Williams. one OF tho most promipent
ladies of this city. died here this evening.
She was sixty-six years OF age, a devoted
Presbyterian and prominent in all good
works
The remains of Mr. Harry Gallant. who was
drowned in Portsmouth Monday, will reach
here tomorrow morning at 2 O'clock, having
gone via Richmond. They will be accom-
panied by Chaplain Cheshire and several
other members Of the naval reserve and will
be met here by part of the company remain
lug az home by Knights OF Pythias and
courthouse officials. Tomorrow morning
the remains will be taken Ia company with
those Of his young cousin, Mr.. Robert Cooper.
who died the night MIR. Gallant WAS drowned.
10 Steel Creek for interment. The double
funeral will he held ut 10 a. NJ. These two
deaths are the saddest recorded here in years.
There is great sorrow IN this city.
10 - ssolye Pariiameaf.
LONDON. June l5.--Parliament viii dissolve
On Tuesday June 20th.
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Fathsr Mcllinrsr Dead.

Prr1sBuRc. Pa. June 49, Father Nollinger
the far-famed priestpbysician Of Mount
Troy. Allegheny. died at l:50 o'clock this al
ternoon. Death was caused by strangulated
hernia. He Leaves an estate valued at about
81 900 COO
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seeretary Whlrney Is Loxnl.

LOWELL Mass. June 10. - Ex- Secretary
Whitney writes that ali rumors of his candi-
dacy for the presidency are false lie would
not accept the nomination if rendered
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NEW STORE. BucKTNoBAM COUNTY. Va.
June is.. Especial. Mrs George Gil!ispss, :
most estimeble lady died In farmyille on
Sunday aud was buried at her hcmo. neos
Shsppards. yesterday afternoon.
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THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
DELEGATES 10 cnIoAco CHOSEN.
Ex-Governor Campbell Widely Discussed as
Dark Horse-Caudidato for tse Pres
idency-W Washington Gossip.

COLUMBUS, o., June Is. Within that dim.
nasty. cramped sweat-box. dgnifed 10y the
name Of the Grand Opera-H House. and the in
terror Of which had been rendered somewhat
attractive for tho moment by the judicious
use Of profusion Of bunting plants
aud evergreeDs. tie representatives Of
tue Democracy of the Buckeye State
assembled this morning for the purpose
Of naming It's delegates to Chicago and OF
placing State ticket in the field. Nine
o'clock was the hour appointed for the com
mencement Of the proceedings but it was
forty minutes later when Doe Norton, OF
Tiffn. chairman Of the State central com
rnittee. called the convention 20 order.
Divine blessing and guidance was pe-
soucht by Rev. Dr. G. II. Robe.
of tho Columbus German Lutheran
church. Chairman Norton made brief
speech IN which be urged that there should
De no discussions in selecting delegates TO
Chicago. A reference 90 Grover Cleveland
brought out warm cheers and similar hearth
ness greeted references to Whitney and Cor
man. while a cyclone Of applause greeted the
name of HILL
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NORFOLK, Va, juno Is. Especial. Tho
best information from the Second congress
sonal district Is 10 the effect that Or. lawson
will receive the nomination for Congress With
out opposition. and that bis competitor Will
be Bowden. who was defeated by him in the
last election. A vigorous fight is being made
against Bowden by the friends of Martin,
Clay. Wise aud Libby. Bowden has the or
ganization 80 bis back
This morning the JeHerson-avenue Metho-
dist Sunday school Of Newport News arrived
here. en- route to Virginia Beach. on their an
nual picnic. In the party there were about
two hundred persons.
Mrs. Mamie Grimstead Of this city, aud
Mr. Walter Griggs. prominent lumber mer-
cant Of Belield Va. were married bere yes
terday.
Norfolk received l.0i5 bales of cotton yes
terday. against 574 bales last year.
The Consolidated Compress Com pany.
which has leased the Norfolk tobacco ware
house and the right 10 certain streets on the
river front. will make extensive improve
ments and it is declared will be able 10 care
for all OF the cotton that will be brought 20
this market next season, Owing 10
the bad condition of the cotton ship
pers from this port 20 Europe
Norfolk compressed cotton Is down half penny
a pound. Ii was this state Of affairs. coupled
with the effort Of the railroad companies to
transfer the cotton trade 10 Pinaers Point.
that caused the formation OF tho cOnsoli-
dated company. il Is now stated that the
extensive cotton plant st Primers Point, the
terminus of tho Norfolk and Carolina railroad.
will not be built.
The board Of supervisors of Norfolk county
have voted ~ 800 10 enlarge tho county alms-
house.
The Naval Reserve arc having an unlucky
time aboard the Franklin. Since thar ar
rival In Norfolk one 81 their number has been
drowned and yesterday evening another OF
the crew was very dangerously scelded.
Last night the body OF Harry Gallant was
found hanging 90 tho fudder chain OF the
Franklin,
The shIp'a ehaplain. Rev. W. II. Morrison.
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the Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
bill and a conference committee was ap-
pointed.
Mr. Morrill, (Rep., W. gave notice that he
would address the Senate tomorrow on the
SILVER question.
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Hon. James G.. Neal, Of Hamilton. was
selected az temporary chairman. He said:
If the convention should deem 10 wise 70 go
70 the Empire State FOR candidate two fig
ures present themselves prominently. One Of
these 10 sunshine ard storm has been q Dem
Ocrat in love with its principles and active
IN their endorsements. Successful in every
contest, he is now representing New York in
the United States Senate-David Bennett
fill IS a Democrat. Loud applause.l There
is another, grand in courage, massive
In intellect and true of heart around
whom the multitude gather in wonder
ing and loving admiration. Like a mighty
rock in q weary land the people look. TO him
and feel that there is safety. peace and pros
perity where he stands -Four years in the
most exalted position on earth, he demon
strated the truth Of his apborism that public
Office is a public trust but Grover Cleveland
needs no enc0miums from me. Prolonged
applause
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After the appointment Of committees and
the reception of their reports, the following
nominations were made:
For Secretary Of State-W. A. Taylor,
franklin county.
For Judge Supreme Court-Long term,
Judge John S. Briggs. Monroe short term,
Judge Thomas Beers. Crawford.
For Clerk Of Supreme Court-William II.
Wolf, Fairfield.
For Member State Board of Public Works
Captain J. n. Meyers, Hamilton.
Presidential kelectors-at- Large-H. S.
Sternberger Miami James w. Seward, Rich
land.
Delegates -Large-Brice. Campbell, L. T.
Neal, Robert Blee.
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The platform pledges earnest and cordial
support for the nominees of the Chicago Con
ventiOn; demands "a reform Of the present
tariff and the reduction of unnecessary bur
act OF 1890. and believes that gold and silver
should circulate as money with parity main
tained denounces as hypOcritica the
demand Of the Republican party for
a free ballot which is evidenced by
last General Assembly with two-thirds Re-
publican majority in both brances was the
most incompetent and prohigate of any leg
isature ever chosen in Ohio and says its
many acts of malfeasance should bring upon
il the severest condemnation favOrs liberal
and Just pensions for deserving soldiers and
sailors and closes with the declaration that
the wise and patriotic administration of the
Democratic party four years ago entities it TO
O return 20 power.
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mr. DELEGATES UNINsrRUcTRD.

Ex-Governor Campbell is tho only supporter
of ex-President Cleveland in the delegation
at-large the other three regarding him as
unavailable as a presidential possibility.
Strong favor was shown. toward Governor
Campbell as "a dark horse
As MISUNDERSTANDING Senator III. ID. Shaw
Of Wapakouetta, Senator ~. G.. Gear of
Wyandotte. John T. Filler of Hamilton and
Thomas j. Cogan of Hamilton were chosen.
James p. Seward of Ricbland and II. s.
Sternberger of Pckaway were the nominees
for presidential electors.
A rooster was chosen as the emblem. and at
4.40 the convention adjourned sine die. No
effort was made TO instruct tie delegation.
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LONDON. June IS. Parliament viii dissolve
on TuesdaS, June 2oIh.
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WON ONEAND LOST ONE,
THE oHIcAGos MEET PIrTsBURG.
Cleveland Wins Two Games From the Col
oneIs-Bostou Defeated by Phiiadei-
phia-ResuIts OF the Races.

CLEVELAND. o.. June Is. 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-16

Mr.. Morgan Dem.. Ala.). in accordance
with notice previously given. addressed the
Senate on Mr. Stewards Free Coinage bill.
He stated that the silver plank of the Repub-
lican platform adopted at Minneapolis was
step to the front in placing silver on plane
with gold. This plank was equiyocal, but it
seemed to cut loose from the single gold
standard of the Senator from Ohio.
MANY membern of the Sannte he said had
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he called her n fron ne and shu, the dor.
Aftcr long struegling with my prido and
pain
A rssry while II seemed. in which the NOR.
bella myself from her. the greater fain
Was 70 look upon her face again:
AZ last-at lnst-hAR conscious where my feet
Were fArinN stood waist deep In the sweet
Green grasses there. where she
First came 10 me-
The very blossoms she had piucked that dny.
And at her fathers voice had cast away.
Around me lay
sim bright and blooming In thess cyes q
mine,
And - gathered each one eagerly
Iprcssed Il tony lips and drank the wine
Her kisses left there for the honey bee.
Then. after had laid them with the trcss
OF her bright hair. with lingering tender
ness,
!, turning. crept on 70 the edge that bound
Her pleasant seeming home-but all around
Was never sign Of hcrl Tho windows all
Were blinded: and / heard no ripping fall
OF her glad laugh. nor any harsh voice call;
But, clutching 70 the tangled grasses, caught
A sound a. though strong man bowed his
head
And sohbed Aione-unloved-
And then straightway before
Ny fearless eyes, all wildly was wrought
a vision that Is with me eyermore:
A little girl that lies asleep, nor hears
Nor needs not any voice. nor fall ~ tears.
And sit singing DER and DER and Der.
God called her in from him and shut the
doorF'
james Whitcomb Riley.
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A Conversation in scotch.

The Scotch dialect has a peculiar use
of novels, which is as unintelligible
to English ears as the cooling Of the
wood dove, but which seems to be easily
understood by those accustomed to the
vernacular. Here are few specimens
cuiled from "reminiscences of Scottish
life and character.
The conversation is between a shop
man and q customer, and relates to q
plaid hanging at the shop door.
Customer dnquiring the material, Go:
(WoolD
Shopman-Ay, 90. (Yes, Of wool.) j
Customer-A' DOR Allwooli)
Shopman-Ay, 90. (Yes, all wooL)
Customer-A' ae 90? (All same wool?1
Shopman-Ay, a. ae 90. (Yes. all same
wool. )-Detroit Free Press.