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NORWEGIAN INDEPENDENCE.
B1oesnson, the Poet, Strongly Advocate
Separation.

Rjoernson. the Poet. Strongly Advocates
Separation.
VIENNA. Oct. a-BjoernstjerneB Bioernson. the
Norwegian poet and novelist. talked with
reporter In the Tyrol to day concerning the
separatist movement in Norway. Bjoernson is
the feriest Of the Radical agitators who are
Norwegians were right in trying to shake Off
the bonds OF union with sweden. and referred
sympathetically to the similar struggle OF Ire
land to loosen the ties which hold her to Groat
Britain.
His ultimate ideal Is a Norwegian republic
with no entanglng alliance. He said he was
opposed to the proposal that Norway should
cede harbor to Russia. He thought it would
alliance with the Gar. France had held that
scandinavia ought to be kept outside the
European war camps. He believed so too. At
al events. his pen should never do service to
the cause OF Russia
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WHERE IS COL. R. G. M0NR0Ei
NIX. pRroR rs 4 PENSION SURGEON
AND Also A TAMMdNY MAN.

M, Tskes the Place on the Contra, HOARD OF
Dr. y. 4. Morton, who is Informed OF the
Amendment and by Implication of His
o,v, Remoyal-Hn- Col. Monroe Fsiicn
Frou, Ixis Exalted Political Perch
Dr william r. Pryor. tho son OF Judge
Pryor. has been appointed n pension surgeon
an the Central Board in New York city In place
of Dr. J. G. Morton. removed. and tho question
comes up again who is Col. Eooert urleS
Monroe?
Dr pryors experience whom he applied Tor
tbc nla,e OF pension surgeon was told In TIE
SIN on Sept. H. To get him the appointment
HI. father called in the service OF Congress-
ron Daniel /. Sickles. who is personal
fr,end of Pension Commissioner 1ochran. Mr.
s,ckles wrote Il pleasant note to Mr. Lochran
Introducing Dr. Pryor. and telling the young
mans mission. DIR. Pryor took the note to
Mr.. Iochrau. who said:
"I am Glad to soc you. Doctor. but before this
appointme ert is made would like to have you
take this note of Congressman Sickles to Col.
Rohert Grier Monroe OF New FORK" The Doc
tor found Col Monroe Mt his Office at 40 Mas
sau street, and the following conversation oc-
Cured:
rn 6H will have to leave that organization
b.tors y"n can got this appointments -
Dr Pfynr-lf This appointment: Is dependent on my
Then the Doctor said . Good afternoon and
reported the result to his father. The Judge
rsported to Congressman Sickles. The Con-
gresham Vas annoyed Se snd rep9reea d s 70 bon on
was begun to find out who Col Monroe was
ons P II PssFh to 6 who GS
@ sr Mon5Ps is .,sa A. AZ aou events it bs is
Com mmissloner I.ochran or SECRETARY Smith or
Nothing was heard OF the Colonel or OF the
appointment until yesterday when Pr !. G.
Morton. ono Of the three mem bers OF the Cen
trail Board, got a big envelope containing an
oificial CON nriun,cation. which ANNOUNCED that
the new Board Just "ppointed was made UP OF
Dr L Pritchard Dr: j: &, Truax, ot,n ana Pai
DR.. Morton had been removed but as 1t was
the same kind Of paper that ne rscelved IN
the same kind Of fan an envelope when & ne was s ap, p
began ponderng oyer the question: Who
ths dspsse ,s Ia Col Monroe and why am re-
The Board. OF which the Doctor was a NOM
TuthiIi. Dr. William I Miller, and Dr; Morton.
On that date Dr. wuthlll and Dr. Miller iHese were
with the two associates Of Dr. Iryor. To be so
uneeremoniously bounced after six weeks
nd any I'm bri r eefh He Pre-
Republican. He was first appointed In 1888.
and served two years. when he was reappoint;;
BY Hy and then ssrTeS nn.
DR.. Morton was seen last night ut his home.
22S West Twenty-second street by reporter
Of TIE sun It wasn't the Place % he a,a eared h ior
Say" he aeid reaeetively, can you, tell mo
who this Col. Robert Grier Monroe isT
about s1,4oO year when applicants are
plenty
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Fort WORTH. Tex. Oct. 3.-Heavy rains
have fallen during the past twenty four hours
In the Pan Handle country and as result the
Canadian River is on tear. The bridge on
the Fort Worth and Denver rond. 324 feet In
length. and a part OF the approa ches have gone
out. The Santa F"'s southern Kansas division
has a heavy washont between Cochran and
night the bridge at Purcell on the Gulf division
went out. The bridge on the Rock ISL
Monday night. Not a stick Of timber remains.
Construction gangs are at work repairing the
damage The Missouri. Kansas and Texas
road WAS the only line oren to the North last
night and fenrs are expressed that the bridges
at the Canadian Crossing near Eufaula will
puf
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THE ANARCHISTS FATE.
Pallas VIII he Shot with His Back TO tho
Firing Party.

Firing Party.
BARCELONA. Oct. 3.-The Supreme Council Of
War has ratified the sentence OF death against
Pallas. the Anarchist, who recently sought to
kill Gen. Martinez de Campos by throwing two
bombs at him. To make the death OF Pallas as
disCraceful as possible tho court martial de-
creed that he should be shot standing with his
back to the firing party. The place OF execu-
tion will he behind Mont Juch
PhlaS's family nave visited him to bid him
farewell He maintained a stoii demeanor
until it became time for him to say his last
good by to his little children. He kissed thom
over and over again. and bade them not to fol-
low in his footsteps. mennt ime crying terly.
His mother asked him whether he believed
in God. and he dryly responded. No" Pallas
now declares that he has very important in.
formation that he intends to reveal at the last
moment.
Anarchists here and in Madrid are collecting
a fund for tho benefit of Pallas's wife and
mother Torres. a conspicuous n git tator among
Madrid Anarchists. was arrested to-d day and
was brought to Barcelona this evening. He is
suspected Of being an accomplica OF Pallas.
The sun., 1893-10-04
1.-THE PURITY or
AboMmarzs
Offers the best security
against the dangers Of
most Of the ordinary
drinking waters"
LONDON MEDICAL RECORD.
POPE AND KING.
Latest Phases OF the Conflict Between tho
Vatican and the QuirinaI.

--latest Phases OF the Conflict Between tho
Vatican and the QuirInaI.
ROME. Oct 3.-Forty italian Bishops are now
without their exequaturs owing to the conflict
between the Vatican and the Quirinal. These
dispatches few days ago stated that the
Italian Government had decided to refuse to
grant exequaturs to the Bshops. tho step be-
Ing attributed to the Pope's refusal to recoC-
Patriarch OF Venice
The Blshop OF Fiesole recentl, complain ed
personally to King Humhert about tho Gov
crnment's action. The King replied that he
dep!orcd tho situation but the Ministry had
decided to refuse all eNeauaturs until the Vati-
can should recognize the rights of the Crown.
Within the Vatican the attitude Of the Gov
question Of the patriarchate Of Venice. but by
Irritation ut the Pope's French policy. The
Vatican relies upon the fact that the existing
state OF things throughout the Italian dioceses
cannot continue without danger to the Gov
ernment
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Want. A...mb,yman Roche. Place.

James A. Donegan wants to succeed Pat
rick Fl. Roche In the Assembly. He says the
nomination was promised him by Leader
Fitzpatrick last year provided he would not
is on the slate to be renominated. Last night
q com ittee Of 100 Of the James A. Dopegan
Association visited Mr.: Fitzpatrick. and pre-
gan's nomination. The com mittee didn't get
an answer. A copy Of the resolutions was
also sent to Mr. Croker with threat that the
Donegans would Withdraw from Tammany
Hall II Roche wasn't turned down; Mr. Roche
has represented the Fourth district in the As
sem bly, six years.
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JOTIINGS ABOUT TOW.

and o.P fG"'s s@ Ss'S
Gen. Fly Parker who is = full booded Indian and
rhn for sersr" yeGs: hn. been supply clerk in tho
many works OF illness
Altermsn GharIs. 1 silver Dollar smith Th9 recently
his friends received dsspatch from lm Yesterday,
Hotel ulattner.
EGmHs n f ch wsbssr aad g General Farrell
windsor iiote Sir Richard Musvrnvs OF England is A.
tne FIRM Ayenne Dr. Adolf stoecksr OF Berlin is at
The appea! of sx;rollceman Matthew t DALEY from
@ m Of n @ ~. s' IN ns n"ur OF
YESTERDAY by the General Term of the supreme Court
Frankiin Ben entered yesterday on behalf of Julius
Bicn Go. two Judgments against George ", Lsderer
ocr @ aS Sns Tor !0g gns s"a s
were issued 10 tho sheriff
frmi Lxchange subscribed several hundred dollars for
tho bcn"hi OF the Sea Island suHerers and appointed
a committee 10 raise funds.
Assistant District Attorney McIntyre will move the
trial of kmma Goldman before Judge MARITIME in Part
J; OF the General Session. today Il Is expected that
ft@ and III @ % ss II" be to til: IL:
at M axss Vol ssn h Of ssns: s
subject MI 10 " Mora! RAJ r,nsorly" These lectures
as women Will be permitted to attend for
agents OF the North Ierman floyd says that among
F p sH g" q" e. sSs sans Dr.
Of the R.ichsrath. Consul Hrannfes Government As.
Sessor LewAId and Capt Lieut. ,on iiofc.
The irst regular fall meeting OF tho New York IIis
tOrcal society was held last night President John A.
King read memorial paper On the deAth OF Hamilton
Fish, menbcr Of the sOcirty, ana formerly It's Presl.
dent The pager Of the evening read by the Rev.
B, T. lie Costa u. d., on The iiuguenOt Pilgrims on
the Hudson"
The stockholders of tie Union Ferry Company ed
these directors yesterday; william ". Male Felix
Campbell. William \. Nash, 7 !. Jackson, X. n Young
Rosweil Eldr.dge, Lowell Palmer. Alex y, orr john
+. Hoffman, y H. knspn Matthew bunker. William !.
and u B H0t!Ins.
Justice O'Brien in tho supreme Court In tho suit
brought by the Wilnam OumAn Company to set akds
the hill OF sale OF the furniture Of the ST James Hotel
and a chnltrI gago the lease, whch were made
by the late William NJ Connor when his creditors
pressing hIm several years ago has decided that
was no fraud IN the transaction.
Jgstre Patterson of the supreme Court has author.
lied the Harvard Club 10 mortgage It's real esae in
flfih avenue, nsAr Forty fourth aueet, for $4,000
The property MAS purchased for ST2,Oun There En
Indebtedness ~ t2nOtD still The purchase price
This to be pad on and with the rest OF the money
tue old buildings viii DO removed prior 10 the erection
sf new club house
The sun., 1893-10-04
Long leland nominations.

RIvERHEAp. Oct. IA Republican County
Convention was held here tonight. The NOM
nations made for the county officers are:
Member OF Assembly. Richard Higbie. Baby
lon: County Treasurer. Albert NJ. Darling,
Riverhead: sheriff. John s. O'Bricn. Sayille;
District Attorney, Walter II. Jaycox, River
rrili. East Hampton; school Com iss ioner.
First district. Charles II Howell. Riverhead:
The sun., 1893-10-04

ex-senator Platt OF Tioga and the Eighth
assembly district of New York city has re-
ta,nea p,, to town from Nyack and was at the
tHu avenue Hotel last night for the first time
III .sseyefai months. He will start with his
S,s,'fsn Sas !oI the Syracuse Convention to- or
N Nv Nv W. good ngnt this fall. hut according
Of ne 10 present programme the national issues
resno1ee.f party viii not he introduced in tho
harY IitonoSe TO ma ke tho 1ght on Judge May
cal, inc ,he business Gopression, and what they
is IN btn'isaHHI taxation and other matters. 1t
te AZ 1W ne il.ht on tho tariff issue. This may
0'0Irc'sd to ay tho youn. Republicans.
The sun., 1893-10-04
Is.err.ted In the soh.rr Investigation.

The official announcement from Washington
that Secretary Carlisle had directed an inves-
heation to be made BY q Treasury special
agent of the complaint Of Chang All Hung. q
New York Chinese merchant. against J.
Thomas SchGrf. Chinese inspector. was vari-
onsIy received in the Custom House yesterday.
Ihe com plant OF the merchant is that Scharf
eGaited him loafer and other vile names. The
Shlnese merchant. in his complaint to Mr..
Liarilisle, said that Scharfs conduct tvpiied a
ioaer OF the lowest type. This was
pretty strong language to put In an Of
Hnisil HHcisl complaint to the Secretary. The inyes-
Sgatlon Is awaited with interest. because Mr..
schart has nobody but special agent for as
sSociate. His Office is with the special agents
N New York and they all flock together.
GMt0teover. Worry s. Charles. Mr. Scharfs
thihese Interpreter. who was arrested for
" ootta,rtKmalling ,t Chinese merchants. and is out
Sni =, ihe Tomhs on $4,000 bail. is the daily as
Ssy%eate S%naate OF Mr; Scharf In the Custom House.
A. t'ntfIes ~ trial has been repeatedly postponed
Oh the VII Jle matter. '''
The sun., 1893-10-04
Stabbed by m Insane italian.

An insane italian. whose name the police
say Is Dominica Romade. held up seventeen
year-old Jerry Center. at 7O% James street.
yesterday afternoon. and stabbed him several
was considerable excitement before the Ital-
ian was overpowered. He was locked up in
the Oak street station: An ambulance sur:
Center's cuts. and he went to his home at Il
Roosevelt street. Romade is 45 years old. and
lives at Cherry street. The police say there
was no provocation for tho assault.
The sun., 1893-10-04
An Important Witness Against Rreckin.
ridge.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 3-NIrs. Luke P. Black burn.
widow OF ex-Gov. blackburn authorized a re-
porter tonight to say that she did write tho
letter to Gen. Basil Duke in which she said
Congressman .Brecklnridges friends would
not defend him II they knew how he had
woman to whom ckinridge introduced
Madeline Pollard as his intended wife and is
an important witness in the suit. Breckin-
ridges friends have denied that she wrote the
laftar
The sun., 1893-10-04
Tho Duke and Duchess OF York In EdIn-
burRh.

EDINBURGH. Oct. 3.-Thls town is taking q
holiday to- day. the occasion being the visit OF
the Duke and Duchess OF York The streets
and houses are very prsttily decorated. The
villagers added their quota 10 the nun ber OF
residents that throngsd the streets to welcome
:he young royal couple. Upon the arrival OF
officers Of the corporation in fun state robes
They were escorted to the Town Hall. where
the Lord Provost. the Right Hon. James A.
Russell. presented 20 them the wedding gifts
prepared for them by the corporation and citi-
zens. These consisted OF gold aud silve. plate
and books.
Afterward the freedom OF tho city was oon-
ferred upon the Duke.
The sun., 1893-10-04
1850. OF Foreign Happenings.

The condition OF Prime Minister Sagaste,
who Injured hi mseli by falling in a street OF
day night His friends are anxious regarding
MIN. Premier Sagasta's physicians say that
he is much better this evening.
Georges Muller. the explorer sent out by the
French Government on scientific mission.
has been mur rdered between Antananarivo. tho
capital OF Madagascar and Maiunga. on the
northwest coast.
The sun., 1893-10-04

Henry Callaghan OF 172 West Eighty first
street was driving light wagon in Central
Park last evening accompanied by Catherin"
Evans Of 2G West Eighty eighth street. The
dashed out OF the Park. Callaghan jumped
out OF the wagon. The girl was thrown out.
and her head struck he paving stones. Miss
removed to the Presoyterap Hospital. Before
the horse was stopped it had run six blocks
and collided with a Telegram ph pole. The horse
was not hurt. but tho wagon was damaged.
The sun., 1893-10-04
Judge Robertson Not u Candidate.

WHITE PLAINS. n. Y. Oct. 3.-Judge Robert
son announced for publication to-day that he
would not accept a nomination for the Senate.
he chose
He has served more years In the Senate than
any other man, and Ia not an asprant for any
politlcal honors. Col. j.. A. McAlpin OF Sing
Sing is now tho most prominently mentioned
man for tho Senatorship.
The sun., 1893-10-04
Homeopathic College Opening.

Tho New York Homeopathic Medical Col
isge and Hospital held the opening exercises
OF the fall session in the college hall last even
ing. Prof william Tod Iielmuth succeeds
Tiof Y. L. Allen as dean Of the hospital.
A silver Barvic. was presented 10 ProL Allen.
Prot. lIelmuth made the presentation speech
Judge COwpg. President OF The Hoard ot lruS-
tees and Richard NJ. Hoe made speecheA
The sun., 1893-10-04
A Rauston Spa Hotel burned.

BAII.sToN SPA. n. Y. Oct. 3.-The Plaza Hotel
and Its adjoining barn and stables were de-
stroyed by fire this evening.
The guests and employees escaped from the
hotel saving only the apparel they woro. The
Fire Department by. great efforts saved the
Eaynor House: the hdiiston /0rHni office the
Delaware and Hudson passenger station and
the Eagle Hose Company's house ali OF which
were somewhat scorched by the heat.
The sun., 1893-10-04
CHOLERA.

Not . Single New Case Reported at Ham,
burg Yesterday.
HAMBURG. Oct. 3.-For the first time in some
days the cholera returns for the twenty four
hours ended at noon to-day show that no new
cases have been reported. Three deaths from
the disease occurred within tho time named.
ROME, Oct. 3-During the twenty four hours
cholera and twenty-six deaths we're report.
ed IN Palermo and six new cases and two
deaths In Leghorn. A traveller from Leghorn
died Of cholera In Pisa to-day.
The sun., 1893-10-04
Immlgrnn, In.p.etor. Aupo,.,,,

"ASliN"roN, Oct 3.-Secretary Carlisle Cd
rVH'ea t'a today II. 4. ReubsGmer. DR.. Lorenzo
HoS,, l.Iam Il, Cochran. and Samuel r.
Tia ,snH New York. immigrant inspectors.
specItm"Ned James e. SlaGht, Immigrant In.
The sun., 1893-10-04

The British Preparing to Repel His Ex.
pected Attack.
LONDON. Oct 3.-A despatch from Cape Town
says that the Matabele have fred ag ain on tho
police OF the South African Company. As in
July the attack was made near Victoria. The
NIatabele force has been increased rapidly in
the last six weeks, and now is estimated as
ingly bel!igerent. and an attack on Fort Vic
toria is likely to be made soon by his warriors.
Sir Henry Loeb. Commissioner at Victoria, is
preparing to repel the attack.
The sun., 1893-10-04

strtnptE -ShllhrMing sense OF renewed health and
use VI syS' nIethal Cleanliness. which follows the
cdssp .Sl SSel beyond the o'i'time ines and lie
CspIru Lv lues sometimes oueIsd but never ac
''NS W Tue well iufOTinsd,-Aan " "s''' Az
The sun., 1893-10-04
ALBERT f. PILLSBURY WITH DRAWS
He Wants Gre-nhalGe to be Governor OF
Mnssnchusetts,

He Wants Gre-nhalGe to be Governor OF
Massaehusetts.
Bosroy. Oct 3.-The Hon. Albert E. Pills
bury to-day issued the following letter:
So many inquiries are being made by tho press ana
others position and purposes that 1t IL proper
for to make briof statement: for the Information
Of my friends aad others interested. have been so
engaged for the last two weeks as to know very
little OF going N the political held. ana
lave yet obtanei full Information OF tho present
situation and the preferences Of tho delegates
have doubt that delegates are friendly to mo
hsa haze Sssn so11y credited With The pub
most careful inquiry can make Il. but IT. is evident
" enlisie him TO tho nomination. and perhaps to Sc
remove N obs, from r., 50 sS as
iaicn nugh: do all now that be done for the
.sss..st"a Of oi any alton or ar.snEsm:ns among
t ss sas pe'nr s1Gs
;.r The 3omin.,ion ! should no. have been - e:nn. @
% men, and inhasnee in the party tina. ny eanaiescy
would & BE- IN the Patty interest IN sh. now 40 'has
dseply grateful for tae :onadenos and supper.
thorsh modest campaign and have nothing TO rs.
tey VII cenear in tho vier th.: my proper e"ur.e in
s a. to aa Ss9s ss hn
TO this eject
When notified to-day OF tho withdrawal from
the Cinbernatorial race OF Attorney General
Pillsbu7y ex- Mayor Hart who was also can
didats said:
"Sow that Mr.. Greeuhalee is assured Of
more than the required numher OF delegates.
twill be useless for me to run. and should lie
only too pleased to second MIR. GreenhaIge's
nomination."
LOWELL. Mass. Oct. 3-The following cor
dependence is made public by Mr.. GreenhaIge
this evening:
Bosroy. Oct. 3.
M DEAR GRERSnLLGE; not yet ont OF court
Long enough to have leaned much of the political
situation but. without disputng to tho preferences
otdeegates am satisfied that you have auf1icicnt
lead to enti,e you 70 tho nomination. ard shat there
Stances shal! nc: upon the Impulse Of tho friendship
which has always existed between u.s. and do all In my
power TO promote your nomination with the harmony
AND unhnimi'y which will far to secure your cleo
hon and as my ONCE ana Official duties disable
from @ much active participation Ia the campaign. II
atlre H. to move your nomination in tile Conv sntion
sAm, as ever. yours truly. 4. A. riLIsHrRY
LOWELL Mass Oct g.
NJ DEAR PiLLssunr; Your kind and manly istter
seaties you not only to my gratitude. but to tina:
Hvery good Republican in the state. have
oneclled that whatever c0ntsst there might be
snould be carried on IN honorable and kind
wealth and OF ourselves This feeling. / know. has
Sseh shared and acted on by you and by all engaged
canvass accept with pleasure and sincere thanks
youi kihd nner OF moving my comma Ion In tho Con-
eny strengthens tho bonds Of friendship always sub
sh''ng between US Yours sincerey and cordially.
FkEDRK:Ck r. GKkESuALGE
The sun., 1893-10-04
M Moumouth Presbyt-ry Denounces Race
Track LecIsIntIon.

HrHCR IseEIsIntIOn.
AsBURY PARK. n. j., Oct 3.-The Presbytery
OF Monmouth. which Is in session in Mount
Holly. passed to-day the following preamble
and resolution:
Whereas In view Of tho stigma fixed upon our state
by recent legislation legaliznE course gambling
Be expressed as the sentiment OF this Presby terry
that IL is the duty OF all voters In communion to
use their influence in tho coming primaries and eec
ton TO cleanse our States statute hooks OF all egsla
zion favorable to course gambling and to
tue repetition Of such enactmen in the future
further this rresbytery comnends the principles OF
the Citizens League.
Several addresses were made by leading
members OF the Presbytery In dcnuncation OF
especially denounced Duke" Thompson OF
Gloucester county for what they termed his
the moral sentiment of the State in announc-
ing himself a candidate for the United States
Senntorsh!p to succeed John II. Mcpherson.
The sun., 1893-10-04
The Iruiaor New york,

A steamer. supposed to be the United States
steamship New York. which sailed from Nor
folk on Monday at l 7. NJ. .or this port. an
chored outside the bar at l2:4O o'clock this
morning,
The sun., 1893-10-04

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 3.-Exciting reports are
current here concerning a supposed plot
against the Gear. French monk appeared at
Fredensb borg Castle on sunday. asserting that
no was sent by the Pope on q secret mission
to the Princess Waldemar, King Christians
the Gar AS the Princess and other royal
personages present refused to receive him
without previous inquiry. the monk disap'
The sun., 1893-10-04

The AbkuriIy low prices for furniture continue At
Flint Cv ~ i4th st.. near 6th Ay.-AJs.
The sun., 1893-10-04
The Argentine Troubles.

BuEHos AYREs Oct 3-Dr. Alem. tho Radical
leader. has been arrested In this city. The re-
helion is believed to have been suppressed
throughout the republic
The sun., 1893-10-04

BERLIN. Oct 3.-Dds K'eins Journal hears
from its st. Petersburg correspondent that the
betrothal OF the Princess Maud. third daughter
OF the Prince OF Wales; to the Ogarewitch is
the Princess Of Males and the Gear have been
visiting the Danish King and Queen for sew
eral weeks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-05-20
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20. 1898.
IT IS reported that Colonel o'Ferrall,

IT Is reported that Colonel O'Ferrall,
should he receive the gubernatorial
nomination, will not resign his seat in
Congress until after the election. But
an extra session of Congress will be held
before that election, at which Virginia
will want all her representatives to be
on hand daily and do what their votes
are capable of doing to reduce the
tariff, purge the pension rolls, settle the
currency, and lay an income tax, and
it is as impossible for man as well as
for thing to be in two places at the
same time? And then, too, why the
necessity for the expense of a special
congressional, Immediately after the
gubernatorial election, when that e1-
pense could be saved by holding both
at the same time. The fact that If
they were, federal supervisors might be
at the polls, would certainly make no
difference in a district with over five
thousand democratic majority. But
the report referred to has not
been substantiated, and its correct
ness is doubted, as its truth would not
be calculated to improve the Colonels
chance of nomination.