Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
|NR. STUBBS REMAINS.
Bslns Strongly Urged By Friends Hs
withdYaEs His Resignation.
TIE MURRAY CASE AGAIN.
soos,or Herbert Pals In His Effort to Ee'
consIder-Protection OF anin"is
Detail Proceeding.


! moruine -. a,r-
,n. session o. the body the ques-
h, every mind vas whether ne "ou''
..l 10 the pressure that had pee"
1 ,.-,,,h, 20 bear upon him and recons'o'''
81, o'clock. according 10 appoin'ne' "
49,. .,,,trs again visited Governor Or e'-
~. was accompanied by uniteo
..., sonator-elect Thomas ;. Mar''"'
,buc the three were in conference
4 1.. Farrar. Of Amelia, came H. anu
....-ocd that he had a message iIoi'
..- -t1hls's people. lie had, ne sa'u' "'
er.. s-Ia meeting near the Seha'4' "a r,een
d .,. s,, before and the meeting hau -
M -, roasse and protested against ~,
' t.tiou When the conference 'io7.
.t,lhs told the Governor thd' "C
.4 Give him definite answer u, .
4 t.r,.k AS TO whether ne Wouiu W -
4 ...i.Yation stand or not. Nhth ~
s.ti.fg lcN the Governor the atle5",,
fr.r his district again Elslteu hi'll '''..s ',',
-...1 him to reconsider 1his urEHls ""S
Il l.l bv every Democratic meinpeI %
4 I. e.patc and many members OF tnV
- and at 2 O'Clock Mr.. StuboS M
~ mo Governor that he had WIN
II rr.,tu his resignation iroun tieIk ! 49,.
TOMS desk lie FalA luiui'' - tts
.t..5e had convinced him that IL was MS
.,,. 10 stand the sting ana inoIt''V" Wv"
,r fi. affair IN the interest Of the party
WOULD NOT RECONSIDER.
The executive session Of the Senate y'S-
to-day was quite interes'ihg; ro
\ .r- had been closed, Mr. Herbert WH9
4 t. 90. motion for the session ciaihl,u
49, op Tuesday when Mr. Is. {. Murray
4 .s u, for confirmation as SupeIlhtciu-
, of public Instruction OF NoHoih,
.t..,. ,,,4 "a miscount of the vote on lhe
.,,,ion 10 pass by. lie contehueu ''ldS
r,.r. were thirteen for passing hy anu
Il tg.iyc against. 4 can OF the I"l'' no, -
. ..r showed that fourteen s+h''vi >
. l.t,,.d IN have voted not 10 pass pS;
,..,.t- o,lv thirteen said they had Notea
the other way ...,,s,dor
NJ I4rrLcrt then moved to recohsideI
4 .t ,otc nv which Mr.. Murray was con-
r~r,4I. and quite a lively discuSSIUn ~
su.d during which the following Sui| 'r'
p.rarraph from the LANDMARKS 'N,I, ', ,r'd
80 ,.aper, Of Wednesday, was read an"
severely commented on: e..
...,r. 1ittic fellows who have been ior
,,o rasf week or so exploiting mem
4 ,.i,ls before the Senate to the great apus.'
80 ,ts dignity and courtesy, nave ~ l9s'
.,l',tf.reI ont like "a dying tailoW plp
I'm water leaving nothing 10 ',H,e"'ne'
them by except lhc "lSsuH' W. -,
duced by the disagreeaDie ouor oi " ''' ~
,,,. ,cnators finally concluded that II
y,opli bo "a bad procedure to recohSluer'
arl the confirmation stanas'
COPYING OLD RECORDS.
,r,,o committee from the Virginia Ills
4 ,,,irsl society appeared before the flhllIJ'
committee Of the House yesterday I.,a' IN au
yocicy Of the bill preV2usiy Imi,VDuI ,t,'', and
r,r,priating 5000 fbr the copying aII
,ttb,ation Of the old parish registers hhV
i ,t. valuable manuscripts IN tlc poss,S
Sion of private individuals inc 'onR,t tlig
.InraI Library. AMI the $tl'isn ~, u'i,t nt
. i,.r,rd Oflce relating TO the hlstoIy hlyi ~
\ ,,t The committee was addresseo
nv Mr. Lyon O. Tyler PreslI1ten.I. pa +, +,
i..~, and Mary College, MI NEh,Il,."ittii ~ -,
,f.fflftb Major John Hunter anu -, - =,
4 ~ ior t,iivson. members Of the society
. y.h, dwelt upon the importance on O"i,
lrctng material for a proper ~ Stat
tha state and prCserNlhE II =" ~ ~, Nfarv.
,r,Df library. They shower Hdt ,ts Ht".
IA ,rl south Carolina were very Hpyl 81
=, thrir historical societies ~ apIIop,s,a.s.
irir similar amounts TOT Sll,llla ~ -, ~ "a
one OF the gentlemen sair saIr.,inia Suso can do
4 ~.uth Carolina can 90 NlIslnia Ch1 - H9
d, h. illa 10 spend. rs our Stdle u",9
4 t1,rearIs Of dollars in the way, Oh Oh f4u ~,
.4fi.u and fail 10 proNlle hvuh .,o,r,,l.
II aufhtUtt Udl'Ilh i"i "-N "
'9 .'.rs % Jackson Guy. $ 5. p. Pattes9,n
aud b 4 Piuce. Of the society were az, ~,
B .r...-f ~. committee took the matter
lt, consideration.
MIR. HUGHES'S SCHOONER
- Nm before the Finance Com
,,.tt.0 that elected a good dea! or ois'
,....,u was that for the rellei OF /. -
VuaLes uf West Point. tuEhfS bG.,
h--tI thr schooner Samuel l. W mt
On, thr state for the sum OF $Spl dno
...rr.se3ly got herewith clear utic u
. me- rroufrtv The schooner Was Iloeie,
thereafter In the United states toHiG W. o., Ta,
/ .Itr.urut WAS entered against her io'
Suq which amount was paid py huEi'S
/. order To prevent the schooner belnA
SOFA liz claims that the state Is indebted
10 -rnn i.'" Attorney General has advised The
r,,,.rront Of the amount claimed. anu =
ir4f.rlty II the committee favored thls.
Nr Cooke was appointed a coI'''I,''i &,
Z, trN and eject a coinpTumlS'. II
Thought that some action on me matter
. Will tr taken saturday.
FOR ADVERTISING.
The claim of the County Treasurer oI
. Franklin for SIG on the advertising ac
4 count came up hut was neither repoite'
f,,.rably nor adversely, the vote Thereon
Nr saunders appeared in behalf Of his
treasurer and argued the matter very
4 90 .ctivclV. The state allows the treas
frcrs of the various counties 8 anlHaliN
n with which 10 advertise delinquent lanus
. Th. Hst in Franklin county was loni
Il ,r,uch O., uecrssitate the payment by IN
- asuryr ot considerable more Ihan
lurSei the treasurer for its proportion o
the cost 81 publication, tut aiter credll
ius. tho states proporus99na by = ,.r Iner
r'il remains the sum Of SIG, which repre-
scIts tho amount that the treasurer Is on
Il OF rocket
THE FERTILIZER BILL.
The Committee on Agriculture and Min
Sax held a meeting yesterday morning u
~, oN'o. of the Superintendent OF Pub
ic Grounds and Buildings. and discusse'
at some length the hill 10 regulate th
sale of fcrtilizcrs IN the state. Furthe
consideration was postponed untl lues
Rluthcm Historical Society, when IT .
unj .rstood several interested persons vii
4 hr heard
Thr question Of admitting white fe
mslc- 10 the University OF Virginia cam
up fo- discussion before the Commute
4 ou Schools and Colleges, ana the merits
Mr. Rickss bin were discussed al som
i length Action on 10 was deferred
a bin 70 increase the number or Stat
students 81 the Virginia Agricultural an
\ Mechanical College was also brought up
II bat upon the suggestion OF the Shalrina'
Il that the committee proposed visiting IN
various schools throughout the state som
time this month. action on the matter wa
deferred
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
The bin introduced by Senator Mush
bach IN behalf Of the societies for the pre-
Nouti0n Of cruelty 20 animals wa
prcpared hy Mr. A. H. Guison. and II
p.asage viii BE- pressed by llr. Jud 1
/ Mood and other friends of the brute king
dom The measure, after defining I'm VIVA
ctucltv consists provides that the OF
\ 1crrs or agents Of the society, whose az
toiotr..nt as such has been approved L
WRITING hv the Mayor Of the city or couil
~ iuAge OF the county, shall have IN
Fights and powers Of officers OF the lnN
IN 90 far as the provisions OF the act II
pclf are concerned; that ~ 10 say, the
may arrest for violations or the act CON
mifted IN their presence; may interfere |
prevent Violations OF the act; ,.nd amu ni.a a
arrest ON warrant for such yloitslohs m, q
are not committed In their presence; IN
officers are required 10 carry M''ii ssss,, ,i,s,,
certificate OF appointment ana approve
4 which they must show. when denlhhnss
4 m. society or its agents may oesuV
4 any animal found abandoned or hopeless
! diseased or injured, or totally unnt 10
4 ,,sa urrn the written approval OF tW
1 rcffitaille citizens, one OF whom may !
l ch,sen by the owner OF the animal. !
\ also Gives such society lien upon n
/ animal and vehicle In question Tor tn
cot Of care and sustenance IN cases whe
the society takes the driver or aniuis
in charge. and authorizes the eniorcs
rnent % the lien by sale after notics .
advertisement IL provides hlso tnae o,ie \,
hair the fines Imposed for violation OF th
4 ,aw shall 40 20 the society compiainiii
OF or prosecuting such oHencfs'
THE SENATE AND HOUSE.
Short Sessions Held and Only Routln