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was intended 90 empower the s,,r..t.
tendents 10 communicate with Zach 80
and II accommodations were 4, >.
20 effect the transfer OF tho p,,l.,,
whom the change IL thought ,,,.i,,s,
Mr. Nithrow al not think fp. I'D,
should be acted on until after fhs -..,....,,
tee had visited all ~ the asylum. .-,
he suggested that the matter D..
by. and also that Instead of i....
optional with the superintcndsntS D.,
FER the patients. that h.ll 3. dr,,,
making the same mandatory. r.. 80
WAS passed by
Mr.. hyfne's bill requiring au c,r,...
Manufactured goods % hc sf.,r,.t
such was without a disssnfIrr .....
ported adversely. Anoth,r bl .rf-.t. f,
by the same gentleman f1 ab.n.. ...... D.
labor ON the Capitol square srlr.t g..
same fate. Mr.. Binfori b,'re t.. ...'
member who advocated itf adoption
OTHER COMMITT.rs
Tho House Committf. ., ...,..
Justice me- yesterday m o., r...r.. .....
tho supreme Court ~ Nppls r.- 3D..
purpose ~ considering NJ W,h.rv.. .,
providing for how constitutional .......
tions snail be callei Tr. hf bad.
taken up. however ana t.- .ir.., ... ....
session vas occur 20 in fi. .......
minor bills many ~ Whi.. u.-. l...... ,
flvonbly
Tho senate Committee 1r f...t..I
/ tcrnal Navigation mot Is.t r..+
a-r--l fo ren'rt with lm..i. .... a.
Sluni'r-s hNl compelling I.r.... ,
fcnce their trac'>F. They l'., .. ..
report tEe railway 1ut ....tr. Do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Tho American Inrf.

NEW ORLEANS, January 30.-Weather
pleasant. track and ATTENDANCE good. bel
ting fair Four fayOrit.s and "A strong
second choice won. 80,
First race-selllng. five and one half
furlOngv-Frark Gayle won. Sp-llbound
second. Billy Duncan third. Time. lN9
Second race-two-year-olds; three iur-
Iongs-HOrace ArgO won. Peterkin se-
como. Toss witt third. Time. 3 Il.
Third race-sclliHg, six ard ono hali Iur-
loregs-G g. Cox won. ROus'r second,
Carmen third. Time, l.22 q.
Fourth race-handicap. thrce quarters
Of a Salvation won. Bnlv Bennett
second. Belle +. third. Time. IA II.
Fifh race-sclling. one ard one six
tocnth miles indigo won. Lyndhurst Sc
coud. Uncle Frank third. Time, @Il -.
EAST ST LOUIS, Ill. January, p
! large crowd aud close finishes Ihree
fayorites and the same number Of third
First rlcc-ninc slvtoerths of n mile.
selling -Fanealight Won. Edward seconI'
Dcs-rter third Time. 20.
e,ororJ race-nve furlonCs. scllinE-Ethcl
Fortune won. Negus second, SpindWfy
thirl Time. loo 81.
Third race-One and one sixteenth miles.
ssiling-C,arra A. ,E99 %@9' TBd T2PIain Ilq S'"''A'
Fourth race-0vc furlongs. llinS-EnNy
won. Ernest l.. second, Ceferton th'H'
Time l.uj -.
Fifth rac-thrcc quarters ~ a mile
selling lfffirdt III Will 't-i..f' -
Ny Partner third. Iin", lI9 ~
Sixth racc-nve furlongs. selling-St. An
drew won. El PasJ second, Dick Martin
third. Time lnj II.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. January 90
Weather FIN. track slow.
First raco-dVe furlonrs maid ms re
mus won. Ravine secoua. Catch 'Em ;h'r's
Time I .JG
second race-dve au1 one half furlonss
sclliug-.lafa won. Con3ee second, Grafton
third. Tim" i.l3 Il.
Third race-eix furlonr'. scliinS-Io'
Murphy won Duke stevens second 10
moir third Time. 80.
Fourth race-hve and one half fur'
longs. selling Marvin won. Ely second
Harry L.vis third. Timo. 1l2 y
Flffh raco-GVc frriougs. selling-Ienoo'
ba won. Clara Whit. second, George L.
third. Time. 'oi -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
FOR KICKING HIM.
WHY AUSTIN LEWIS (NECRO) WANTED
TO KILL CAPTAIN WOODS.
And He and Hi. Pals Proceeded to Wreck a
Train to Accomplish the Purpose
safe In Roanoke Jail.

ROANOKE. VA, January 30.-(spe-
cial SANDY Casey and Robert and Lewis
Austin. three OF the negroes charged with
attempting to wreck the vestbuled train
of the Norfolk and Western near Dublin
Sunday night. We're brought here TINS
pfternoon from Radford. where It was not
leemed safe TO keep them on account u
the Indignation OF the people OF that
city and section. John Dolman. the negro
Brought here last night from Radforl b.
Detective W. O. Baldwin. has made a
confession. in which he says the plan of
Rrecklng the train originated with Lewis
dustin. who wanted 10 kin Conductor
Moods. Of the yesiibuled train. for kick
ing him \ large crowd followed the
tlree negroes from the Union Depot 70
fhe jail, but no excitement was mani
Tested.
INDICTMENTS.
The special grand jury returned the
following indictments to-day: -. :. Rau
hnl NJ. J Kelly, two each for misie-
meanor. William Taylor. misiomcanor'
Roanoke Social club and Piedmont Social
club, misdemeanor, selling liquor on Sun
day. and without license.
Tho trial OF T. 5. Kenneriy, Indicted
Yesterday for felony. was SET to-day by
the Hastings Court for February lith.
hail being given for his appearance in
the sum Of 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
LEAVES WITH REGRET.
THE PoPULsTs' COMMITTEE MEETS.
To Take u Tarin >iand--Change In Chair
mems Secretary Resigns.


Secretary Resigns.
The State Central and Executive COM
mittocs ana members Of tEc General Aa-
sembly Of the Populist party held con-
ference al the American Hotel last nishr
Among those present were General James
O. Fiei. Colonel Beverley. M.ssrs. llas-
kins H1bson. Walter H. Grant and others.
AU tho districts ia the state saw" one
were represented. The conference adopted
an address looking To a. thorough or-
sanitation of the party. and empowered
the Executive Committee 10 call u con-
y,ntion To- meet at such time and place
as they might deem best for tho purpose
Of defining the position Of the party on
the tariff 4 leading member Of tho party
said last night that the party had hcrr-
toiore held the silver question T. be the
paramount issue. and hai paid compare
lively little attention 10 the tariff. The
conference also agreed upon "a plan for
raising campaien-tuud boy voluntary
contributions Oue half OF the amount is
10 be kept iu the districts AMI the other
half e. b, forwarded 10 the plrty's STATE
n.aa1I1.tcIs.
AIR. q. II. Pi.rson resigned the position
of chairman Of The state central Commit
t,-e and Mr. j. lIdShius Hohson of Pow
hatau WAS elected i'm his stead.
Colonel H. H. Harris offered his cesig-
nation as secretary of the committee for
thc reason that his priyat" affairs VIII
not permit Of his livinc in Richmond. lie
was ,,ndcrcl ID vote of thanks. and VIII
serve as secretary until his successor
shall have been chosen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
cONslDERkTE OF THE JURY.
Murderer stroebel, "a Man of Nerve, says
They Did Their Duty.

VICTORIA, e. c.. January So.-Albcrt
Strocbcl. the murderer OF John Marshall
Of Huntington. was executed at the jail
at S O'Clock this morning. lie met death
bravely ana calmly. preserving to the last
Il cool damoanor. which characterized his
every act during the terrible ordeal OF the
two trials and final death sentence.
Stroebei made the following speech
from tho gallows: NO one need have
no fear but that YOU are hanging guilty
man. | don't hold no grudge against
nobody. ! hope 10 meet you all in the
better land / wish YOU all good-by
That's all / have 10 say. The reason
say this H. TO free the juIy's conscience in
thinking they've done anything wrong
The jury done their duty all through.
and everybody else has"
This statement was delivered i'm a loud
clear, firm voice, without tremor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

Frenehmen ,an proper b" c..i.i - hn.s. q
Of the tatls." Ihcy are r,D1 .lit.' ' '.
REIN ,ment- AMI dcl.cs.le.. ln '''
late the appetite AMI keep ihe t''''
m good order they give pre-'n'nr". ''
rtgA BirrgRs. When yol trJ 'hen ir ''''
the genulur article, MAMMA .,l--i = Dr. 70
b. Ssigert 4 sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

WASHINGTON j.. G., January 90
,rr,. Interstate Commerce Commission has
invited representatives, of the different
railroads 20 meet thcm ia conference IN
Washington on Monday February I'm
10 determine upon some uniform plan OF
prescrlhiue the forms of schedules OF rates
which the Law requires TO ho kept open
f1. public inspection Th'N wish L" aaopl
.,r,, general form. which, while fully
cor,rl>iuc with the law. VIII not he un-
necessarily burdensome or expensive 10
L.. r1ilr..-tH lnrllnaIINs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
SUITS AGAINST CITY PAPERS.
The Bon Ton Company Brings Action
Against the Staio and Times.

Against thr Ntbio ana init-.
Two suits for lhei were instituted in the
city Circuit Court yesterday by julius
u. Bernman and Max Bcrnman. trading
and dOing business as the Bon Ton Studio
Company. They were for 5000 each. aui
were against the state Newspaper Com
pauy and the Times Company, respective
ly. No declarations were hlrd bur IL IS
understood that the plaintiffs claims for
damages grow out OF publications made
i'm the Times of December 3lst and The
state of January LIST inumatng that IN"
studio had been closed (whereas II had
only been moved 10 another locatou). and
everything moved out.
The following additional suits were IN
siituted: G. V. Darlington against the
Omaha Life Association for N,Sl0.
First National Bank against Thomas
rutherford and J. B. Scheme FOR SIG.
The charter Of the Lincoln National
Building Association was amended by
changing its name 10 the American Home
Building and Loan Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

Tho bill 10 provide for the organization
OF state banks Cf circulation, which WAS
introduced some time since by SIR NlcpL
came up yesterday afternoon before the
House Committee on Baaks. Currency. ana
Commerce. and after some little discus
sion. was fayordbiy reported.
Mr. N!col was on hand 10 explain the
features OF the bill. and was listened 10
very attcntively. IL Is not probable mat
the measure will be- acted on Ia the House
until the State bank bill now pending be-
fore Congress Is acted upon ~ max
body
The Finance Committee cOnslderct yes
terday Mr. Camm Patteson'3 bill reguir'
ing a i-cent stamp 70 b. placed on every
sight-drast and check. the proceeds from
the sale Of such stamps 20 go 10 the iund
for pcnsionlng eN-COnftl-rltc soldiers Mt.
PattesOn argued At some length IN favor OF
tie measure But the committees ""a
unanimously opposed 10 It's adoption ana
reported IL adversely 80
Messrs. Alfred Thom and {. "
Grandy, OF Norfolk, appeared BEFORE 'ns
House Committee On Propositions ann
Grievances in behalf OF the bill 10 atlehu
the charter OF the Norfolk SaIe-Deposlt
and Trust Company Both gentlemen
spoke at some length. and after us
cussion OF nearly TWO hours ddrhloh'
during which time many amendments 10
the bill were proposed and adopted. the
bill was lavOrably reported
The committee also reported faEoraDS
"A bill 10 incorporate the Invalid Home
Association OF Newport News
BRANDING CONVICT GOODS.
The House Committee on Asyiums and
Prisons met in the hall OF the House
yesterday afternoon AT O'Clock. MT'
Binford's bill 10 allow the super'ntehI-
ents OF the various Insane asyi1ms IN
the State % transfer pati-n,s fFom one
asymm 10 another was taken up Mr'
Binford explained that ia many eases u
MAS found that the climates OF the asy-
lums we're not suited 10 some OF the pa
tlen,s couaned lhegs!n. and thai the pli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
vp,,,,u.se,tIc Contest Settled.

WASUINGTON. u. c.. January 90
Thr report oc Tie House Committee on
l..octious in The Wlliams..S ttie contest
from the Fifth District o. North ''t"'',.'' @
IN vas pr.nar,d by Mr.. FdyItcr "i
krnucRS. M allegations Of Williams,
y,rr that Settles majority was o3talns''
Gv irregularities. The report admits me
hrcculariles. but says tncy were no psIl
only Ecpubllcan from North Carolina and
th,. Youngest member Of the House oelhs
but y years Old.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
from hDMiRAL BENHkM.



@'' '' ihD u ''I'''' II'--'
fNNIi,D. January s' Irr
Statement l.. boom made. e. the
.,..., D.. AL,,t
''' '
commander "i ihc lh.lri
In th. harnur.
.....f forces ,u cahrts Island
. .r.. ...,+ . shin, r,iu,- tho
... r.. ,,..,..,'l =, A.l,,i-
. ,..., ......i,..t tli. s..
.. t.. r...or.. WAS chat hc had
. urlni.r of the ship when
... ir of lt' ic Jarei'' htrh
U"r bout. o' thr danger llue.
t'rII U4 G.ma Co cease tine
|. ... r.nF ou the Island of
t. ans of tnc iu-uiseut
...u.d ifr saturday
... .. tr.l.. "a vessel Aulu.
>.D '....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January %
IN the suii brought by IA" government
10 test the legality OF the Sugar Trusts
absorption OF a hie Ihilaloiuh!a refinery.
Judge Butler to-day decided IN favor OF
tha trust
As the cas-. Is n test one it e. believed
that an auucal 10 the supreme Court VIII
b. taken. Bon order That NJ douht as 10 th'
legality Of the pJrctas. of local rrfneries
shall exist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
FREDERICKSBURG MFG. COMPANY
IL VIII Make Sash, Doors and Blinds, and
VIII Employ Many Hands.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. January Co
A manufacturing company composed OF T.
r. Shimp T.. ID. Cole, II. F. Crismond
5. j. Quinn. and NJ q. Willis vas formed
here to-day. The company will manufac-
ture rims, sash, sfipors. and blinds. and
will employ a large number Of hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

LYNN. MASS. January oo.-The build
ines ON the triangular piece Of land in
Wcat Lynn bounded 10y Market Square
wesley avenue. and central street, were
almost entirely wiped out hy the fire
early this morning The buildings burned
belonged to Wrllman Osborne. and con-
sisted of Oeborne's shoe-store, a store
house. The old Lynn Hotel and large
wooden building AL save one end Of the
hotel were euttcd. The loss Is estimated
AT $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

Mr. Randall Pope. the retired druggist
of Madison, Fla, says December g. 1881
h. regards r. L. T. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root. and Potassium as the best altera-
live on the market. and that he has seen
more beneficial results from the use OF 1t
than any other blood medicine.
Exhausted vitality, nervousness. lost
manhood. weaknesa caused by overtaxa-
tion OF the system will be cured by the
powerful +. T. T.. which gives health
tam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

10 N, absurd notion ttnt rnnfis.' n- =
minds. that yi0lont irtstir I1ffr'''
you 1f costiycues- in reality n' f ts
yate your alment. For 'hs ''-.'i. '"
r.. for biog-ners aul d}-i~i'a, N'''
stomach Butor-. n an ail.-l' 'f. ~
- an enirien, safeguard nfr'n-' ''f.H
cufes rheumatism. iuartinn o. .i' t.i.
ueryousuess
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

william L. Brown DemocraO, Quigg re-
celying l5Gs votes and Brown l2,JsZ,
Quigg's plurality being. therefore, sSi.
In the Fifteenth District lfidor Strauss
Democr;lU. was elected over Frederick
Segrisi tRcpublican). strauss received
l5.3.0 votes Selgrist. 1870. Strauss ma
jority, 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
WALTON HASA WIFE.
tlZZIe'S ALLEGED AccOMPLlCE TELLS
OF HIS DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.
Speculation ~ to the Character OF the
Poison-Nsy Have Been Rough on
Rats PLANS OF Counsel.

Both sides OF the jenkins poisoning case
were being diligently worked yesterday.
Messrs. Pollard and Mosby. Lizzie Wal
ters's counsel. are gathering all the re-
buttal evidence they can. while Common
wealth's Attorney Sands, Detective Yeats
and the others at work Tor the Common
wealth we're corralling all the new infor-
nation TINT research and encrsy would
| gain FOR them.
4 Dispatch reporter called 10 see Mcssrs.
[ Pollard and Mosby last evening With
regard 20 the past lifo Of their client
They refused To disclose any ot Tho secrets
conHded to them by Lizzie. They said
the woman had told them that She came
I OF ,o1I parcntagr. married when young.
ana had "a number " relatives. VINO were
more or less prominent in the "old North
: State
WALTON ALSO MARRIED.
II developed yesterday that Walton. The
alleged accomplicc of Lizzie. * also mar
ried. lie has a wife and child l5 years
/ OF ago. who live ~ Chariouesy.llo.
/ Walton WIS somewhat abashed when
/ a Dispatch reporter called at his cell yes
torday afternoon ami hauy asked the
/ question:
walton. have you hoard from your wife
/ since you have been In jailE'
After staring blaudly for moment. RS
II he did not exactly know what 10 say
he replied.
80 I have not"
How OH IS Your child. Waltonr
quericd the Ncws- -gatherer.
Thirteen years
How long has 10 boon since you were
. divorced from your wife,
I'VE never were dNorccl-wc sepa-
rated"
"What was the cause?" asked tho re-
porter
I At this the prisoner walked over to tho
back ~ his coli. and sail no'hine
II is soid that Walton and his wife woro
. divorced some years ago.
/ WON'T TELL HER HUSBANDS NAME.
Lizzie was ir a. better hum1r yesterday.
I She talked pleasantly to the officials about
! the iail. but cyadcl any discussion Of her
c1se or her past life. She has strenuously
| refused o. give the name OF her husband.
! ornuy of her kus pnni she spends "a
great deal of hcr time Il reading book,
and papers that spaper-mcn md othcrn
have given her
Walton also has q frniuo-s for litorn-
tur.. aui b-ss occasionally for something
g. road
Tho counsel for tho woman claim tha'
-ha has a. number ~ friends u d., city
who arr contributing o. tno costs of cons
ductas har defence
NOT "ERRoNEOUsLY FEATURED
I'm thr article about Tho murder in last
SlturI1ys Dispatch. il was stated that
Lizzie had said ;o oae of the gentlemen
%. i ..ri. f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Air. ChiIds,s Condition..

PHILADELPHIA, January So-Mr'
George ". Childs's physicians at mid-
night issued the following bulletin: Mr.
Cbids Is free from fever. The paralysis
shows but little Improvement His gene
raj condition remains unchanged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Ancfinn sale Of Boxes.

Tho raeWs sale of seats for The
Highest Ri -" which was postponed
ON account of sickness of members of
the east until February 9Th. viii begin az
the box office Of tae Academy OF Music
on the morning Of the 9Th. The boxes
viii pe sold at auction at noon Saturday
Tho 81 instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

WASHINGTON. D. c. January S-
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed W.
- unzcn. ~ Cincinnati O.. chief OF the
secret Service Division. Treasury Depart
mcnt vice A. l.. Drummond, resigned
Mr Hazon has been in the service Tor
several years. and in politics IS Demo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Nominations of Postlnasters.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. January ID
The President to-day sent to the senate
the following nominations OF postmasters'
North Carolina Charles w. Tayloe. wan
ington. South Carolina-Douglass Mcin-
tVre Marion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Annexation of BerkcLY.

\ large delegation of citizens OF Nor
folk arrived In the city last night for the
purpose OF bringing before the House a
bill providing for the annexation OF Berk-
lev. The bill will be drafted to-day. and
will probably be- presented to the Com
mittee on Counties, Cities, and Towns
Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
NEW YORK's ELECTIONS.
One Republican and One Democrat Chosen
as Congressmen.

NEW YORK, January 30.-The special
election for members OF Congress In the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Districts OF this
city, 10 choose SUCCESSORS OF Messrs. Fell
lows and Fitch. resigned. was held to-
day. Samuel L. Qnigy Republicsn) was
elected In the Fourtesnth pl1ttsct, evsf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
Crutches. Trus,r-, ,nd Hrt"'
al kinds aud cbeap at
OyEN. & Ni>0G DFrG ,0fH,Nf.
R.lu.lt -

For Dyspepsla, Indigestion. ani '''.nt ..,..
orders use Browns Iron bitr'' 800
II rebulld- the system. cisau. n' h'
siyonytne,, the uu..lr- A ~ .-a.t mol..'''
for weak aud iobiutttei per.ynt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
CUT THIS OF !.
To Subscribers.

II you don't receive "sishIs .ei &c, go tsai -
World . promptly on your order 49, fnsy
on ac,oua, Of the great rush o, Hnti.hefN
will come 20 you IN time iso.i Va toNlANi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

why cough and annoy the whole audi
ence when DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup VIII
stop III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

The popularity OF Salvation oil Is not as
tonishing when we hear et its many
cureS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31

DOOK AND JOB PRlNdlN~n, ~n,:p.Ica
ID LIZ EXECUTED Al Iha
PkINrINQ-holsk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
EVENING SESSION.

There was a much larger attendance IN
the galleries 81 the House at the night
session. and there were a score OF m.m-
brr5 on the floor Mr. CoOmbs Demo
craO. Of New York. who Is one Of the
Democratic opponents Of the ihcome-taA
bill arratgned that amendment. Mr.. Hen
dricks DemOcraD. OF New York. also op'
posed the incUme-taX.
Th. others who spoke for the bill were
Messrs. Holman DemOcraD. OF Indiana
Tucker DemocraO, Of Virginia: Dear
mond DenOcraU. OF Missouri. Davi.
PopullsU, OF Kansas, and Wheeler Dem
ocriiD. OF Alabama: and those WHO spok,
against il were Messrs. Lucas Republi-
cam. OF South Dakota: McCieary 1Repub-
llcan), OF Minnesota. and Haines Demo
crap OF New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-31
INSUFFICIENT PROTEST.

The iusureent protest consisted OF this;
As the Amy got abreast of the Guiana
t4ra marine on the last-named NesHeI
Armed a mufket at her and hred Two
muskct shots were fired at the Cuanabafa
ana the Tfajano from the Amys escort
the Detroit. in return. This was all the
nrlng done during the Amys trip. and II
was enough All opposition ceased at
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-14

no acquaintance with Mr.. Robin, but
have no doubt that he is the upright and
capable gentleman his friends claim him
to be- In spite of this we do not believe
Mr.. Robin will get the appointment.
Geography is against him. Salem has
the governor and that ought to be
be enough. Besides we have up here in
Eastern Oregon man who was and is
evidently intended for that Office; man
who saw years of active service, who is
thoroughly posted on military matters
and one whom Eastern Oregon almost
unanimously pushes forward for the
place. That man is Capt. John w.
Lewis, and we defy the "Lord'' to find
q batter
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-14
"Gintlemanly Lad1es.D

1t was in country horse car that a
true son of Ireland sat with his tin
dinner-pail going home from work.
The Boston Gazette gives this story
of his ride: The car was crowded and
two young ladies on getting in imne-
diately put their hands into the straps
and prepared to stand; but Pat jumped
up and offered his seat. But 1 don't
want to take your seat, thank you,'
said one, smiling but hesitating.
s:Never mind that said the gallant
Hibernian, ''Id ride on cowcatcher
to New York for smile from such
gintlemanly ladies' And the girl con-
sidcrs this as pleasant compliment as
she cE-cr received.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-14

Strangl-lat;on isconsidcred an honor
able death, in China. and very much
mercy is thought to be shown the con-
demncd in permitting it instead of de
capitction. This, because the method
does not involve mutilation of the body,
which, to the Chinese mind, is the height
of disgrace in death, since the body in
recomposing- itself in the spirit world
may get head or members not be
longing to it. 1t is not unusual to see
women put to death by strangulation;
in such cases the frail creature is held
down by two brutal ruians while a
third fend at her back is slowly twist
ing cord which runs around her neck
and forces out tongue and eyeballs