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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23

OMAHA, NED., August ell an effort
was made to conciltats any warning eIs'
msnts in the ranks Of the Nebraska
Democrats II WRs not in evidence at tho
state Democratic convention to-day,
Prior to the session there was some talk
about the silver and gold WlugI OF the
party combining, but II such plan was
seriously contem plated 1t was early
abandoned. From o'clock, when
Chairman Smith convened the body,
until II o'clock tonight when the cur.
taIns went down in the hail, silver was
the only apparent ilnaucial problem be.
ioro tho convention. Rut it WAS essen.
italy a convention Of the advocates OF
the white metal in tho party, and the
other wing ignored the mutiny to-day
and will convene at Lincoln, Septsm.
ber5.
Edgar Howard was made permanent
chairman without opposition, aud tho
following nominations were made by
acclAmRtion:
Supreme court judge, L. ]. Phelps.
Regents state university, DR.. II. S.
Blackburn and ]. J. Kettle.
After speeches OF minor importance
bubbling over with silver sentiment
and opposition to tho A. +. A.. the com.
mittes reported the following rosota'
tions:
"We re.a(lrm tho declaration made
by the last Democratic state convention
held In Nebraska on September %,
1894.
I'VE believe tho restoration Of the
money Of the constitution 10 now tho
paramount iSsue before the convention
aud insist that all parLtea shall plainly
state their respective positions upon tile
question. in order that tho voters may
iutelligently express their preference.
1--WE therefore declare ourselves In
favor Of the immediate restoration Of
the free and unlimited coinage Of gold
aud silver at the present legal ratio OF ~
to !, as such coinage existed prior 10
1873, without waiting for the aid or con.
sent Of any other nation, such gold
and silver coin to bs full legal tender
for all debts, public or private.
A delegate attempted to place the
following before tue convention as the
minority report:
ave commend tho administration Of
President Cleveland as being able,
patriotic aud honest and re.attirm tho
platform adopted by the Democratic
national convention in Chicago IN 1882" "
Scarcely had the frat word been ut
tered when tho whole convention was
protesting. There was such roar that
order was not established for tou mtn'
utcs, when the offending resolution was
tabled without comment.
Tonight Hon. W. j. Bryan and other
Nebraska Democrats addressed the
convention on financial issues.
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ArrmE CHINEsN LEGATION.

The Minister Regret, the OutraGss, aud
Admits Had Feeling In China
wAsulSaToS, August 22.-Thc Chi.
n,se legation here had not been ap.
pri,sd Of the latest attack upon Amsri.
caa missions by the Chinese fanatics
near Foo Chow until shown the Asio.
clated Press dispatch bringing the
news Tie minister expressed regret as
the occurrence through his interpreter.
Il /, freely admitted at the legation
that in the present state Of feeling in
China, growing out OF the ignorance
Ind preuiicel OF the natives, and es'
peciA.ly because OF the recent war, all
foreigners IN the interior Of China ate
IN more o. less danger The hope is ex-
oreueI at the legation that the mission.
aries will recognize this state ot things
and will seek the treaty ports until the
excitement subsidies aud normal condi.
lions arc restored.
Inc utmost contidenceiI expressed at
tho legation Of the intention OF tho
Chinese imperial government to protect
the Christian missions as far a' poISi.
bic, aud tho last edict from the elnper-
or luued within tho pas. ten days, Is
quoted as evidence OF his intention. A
quite tui. synopsis ofthts document has
been received by cAblogram at tho loga'
ton. ltis entirely in the interest OF the
Christians. aud is directed especially TO
the high Chinese officials. They are
asked to SOC that tho lIycs and property
Of all Christians, both foreign aud ma
tive, aro protected at all times Tho
rlrct also commands tho lower officials
aud the people generally to observe
this bshcst, and closes by saying that
any violation Of tue order will be Se'
rofey punished.
Confidence i8 also expressed at the 10.
rauon in tho thorou2hnois Of the invc..
lIsat0n into tho recent riots, and II Is
believed there that as soon rs tho i'm.
peraD will can bs made known tho
American and English consulI will DO
admitted 10 the hearings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23

MayrOyenI Boy, tho Turkish minister
to the United States, saying that the
Turkish government had informed him
a thorough investigation had been
made Of alleged outragss on Americans
at Tarsus. The result Of these inyeIti.
cations, no wrote, was to the effect that
the cook in tho family OF Prof, Christie,
OF 81. Paula institute at Tarsus, had
been assaulted by native Turks and
that no Americans ware concerned In
the matter or injured.
Mavroyent Bey also stated that the
Turkish offenders would be tried and
punished. The state department OK.
pects to receive information on the
same affair from United States officials
in Turkey, as Minister Terrell advised
the department some time ago that hs
had taken steps TO have the matter In
vestigated.
Admiral Kirkland has informed the
navy department that II would be very
dangerous, owing to cholera, for the
MRrblsheRd, now in tho Mediterranean,
to touch at certain points suggested in
the instructions Just sent, directing an
investigation ot'the Tarsus and other
alleged outragoS, Acting Secretary Nc.
Ades hRI modified these instructions
by giving the admiral discretionary
power Rs TO what points tho MArbte'
head should touch at during her cruise.
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WIRE WAITS.

Since tho outbreak Of cholera in
Japan thero have boon 2j,OOO cases oil
that disease and 10000 deaths.
The National KoOloy League, in SeS'
aion at harrisburg, adjourned yestor'
day 10 meet next year III indianapolis,
Cyrns B. Cameron. Of Columbus, o.,
travelling ngGnt for tho NJ. y. Lllly Com
pnny, Of Columbus, ComtnittOl suicide
at tho Wuddel house, Cleveland. No
rRusU assigned.
The Tw8Hty.s9cond body taken from
tho ruins OF tho Hnmrv hotel rilns,
Denver. was fully identified ~ that OF
W. D. Dodds, n mining man, whose
wife aud child arc VI present In Albany,
n. Y.
The reorganization OF tho whiskoy
trust was consummatod yesterday ut
Albany, n. T., In tho Incorporation Of
thp American Spirits Manufacturing
Company, with \ capital stock OF S35,'
OOO,OOJ.
ueadouariprg woro opOnod In Kansas
Clty ynilBrday looking toward tho sue
Goa, of an expedition already partially
nrpnnIEod In bOhalt oi tho lroodom OF
Cuba Tho nucleus Of tho cEpadltloh
consists Of QUO hundred plGkod mon
who aro rsndy togo Mt any llmo'
Uhnrlss 4. Bishop, frat ylco president
NJ tho bank NJ California, y ~ CQnth'
bnlad $500 1000 10 schools aud AoclollW
m lho Hawaiian Islands. Tho money
ia In bo used TO promote tho lnlafeSls ct
numbsf oi Institutions sustained ny
tho talo Mrn bishop it ttor Tito time
Frank A. Moiownn, until rNccnlly
t,loi nt millionaire, aud frequently
mentioned in connection vi u tho l'e.
pnbllchn gnbnfnolotinl nomination OF
Now Jersey this year, wns htra'lol yca'
tertry dn dtria', eHaFRel WIN me
abduction ul llOlon Ellth Batho, and
lbo ALIENATION Ui hur allOCtlona from nor
huaband, John Albert barnes, ol Treh'
ton,
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HoSa KoSG, August e2.-AuOthor
outrage has been committed upon mis-.
sionaries near Foo Chow, The Amori.
can mission has been attacked by
large and inturiated mob armed with
yariou, weapons The chapel aud
school house Of the mission were
wrecked, and four OF the native scholars
were wounded. The foreign teacher,
however, escaped injury
A strong anti.lOreign local feeling pre-.
vIi.s at Foo Chow, aud It is spreading
among the populace, who are pRradlnG
the public thorOuChfares with crieI Of
'priye out the foreign DEVILS"
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WHAT is SOUND MONEY!
IfIYou Don't Know Read the Following
Clear Dsll uiiIOn.

IfIYou Don't Know Read the Following
Clear DSfuition.
PHILADELPHIA, August 22,-CharIGs
Ilsber Clark on WCdnoAday last al.
dressed a lottsr to G. Stuart Patterson,
chairman OF tho executive committee OF
tho Pennsylvania Sound Money League,
in which he requests Mr.. Patterson to
Riyo him definition OF tho phrase
sound money aS approved by tho
Sound Money League" Mr., Patterson
to-day replied as iolOws:
"Sil:-I have received your lcttOr Of
the first instant. II gives inc great
pleasure to reply to your inquiry
Sound Money Is Of only ono OF two
possible kinds:
"l, That whose market value aS
commodity iS equivalent to its face value
as money; df,
~. That which is Representative in
its character, and having little or
no market yaluO a. commodity IL con-
v0rtiblo nj pnr into money 0t tho first
kind. II Ia obvious, that within tho
terms OF this dOhnilion gold alone Is
sound money Of the iirst kind and legal
tender notes. national bank npIoI aud
tho money Of small change, subsidiary
silver, nICkoI and copper coins arO
sound money Of tn, second kind.
at 10 alsn obvious that no long nS tho
government Of tho United Stutm tsNbfd
to redeem Its silver dollars in gold at
par, those silver dollar, arc sound
monOy OF tho second kind, for tho mon.
otnry value Ia dopcndont, not upon
thoir marko. valnO M onlliou, but OK.
GlaaiyplY u lhOir DouYotlibility nj par
into gold. It 10 also obvious that M
monoy, silycr dcllatB nro more
bulky, moro nconyoniOnL TO han.
do, moro costly TO produce aud
no moro effective than notes. II Ia also
uaunIIy obvious that II silver wore
| TO bo admitted to ffoO cnIunso ut tho
legal ratio Of 10 to under tho indopOn.
don't action Of thB government 1t would
not Oo posatblc for lhis goyOrnmonL TO
continue To rodoom itP Oilvot dollars nj
pnr In gold, aud Nv silver dollars would
titafeforo not he sound money
"Aa you say that yont wish Is 10 make
public u,u oi any response YOU may rn'
cuiyO, have sont you' leltor aud this
rcpIy 10 tlio nawApapOrh"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23
FLAMES TANNED BY WIND
Destroy m ImmsuSO Amount of Property
In MiIwAuksS-A Fatal Accident.

Destroy an ImmsHSo Amount Of Property
In MiIwAukaS-A Fatal Accident.
MILWAUKEE, August ga fire which
threatened to make havoc equal to that
wrought In the Third ward three years
ago, broke out at o'clock this afternoon
In the warehouse Of the Union Steam
boat Company, on tho Menominee river.
A thirty.mtIs wind was blowing and the
flames spread with such rapidlIy that
there was no telling Where they would
stop. Tho fire originated on the dock
OF the Union company at tho river and
Reed street bridge, and IL supposed TO
have been caused by SPaTk from 4
passing steamer.
Within half an hour after the FIRE
broke out in the steamboat freight
house, the Wisconsin Central freight
house just north Of the river and 500
feet in length was totally destroyed.
This, like tho others, was filled with
freight, and large number oil the COM
pany'a cars standing near at the time
were destroyed.
Within q few minutes after the freight
cars began burning, fire broke forth
from the cupota Of the oil aud grease
establishment OF II. J. Delaney & Co.,
on Third street, q half block from the
tracks Uhero tho burning cars stood.
Following this the plumbing establish
ment OF L. l.. Down, on Second street,
which was quickly destroyed, and the
wagon shop OF II. Trlnkner adjoining
took fro several times, but 1t was put
out each time and seemed in lair way
to stand.
A row OF small frame dwellings on
Fowler street, directly opposite the st.
Paul freight house, between Second and
Third streets, took tire, one alter the
other, and WOre deAtrOysd. The occu'
pants wore Able to get nearly all theh
furniture out before the heat and amoke
drove them back.
The maiu freight house OF the 81. Paul
company, extending from the southwest
corner OF Fowler aud Second aud Third
street, had very close call, but was
saved.
The burned territory extends from
Western street, along tho river front,
up TO the Sixth street Viaduct,
Tho principal buildinva burned, not
including the frame dwellings, were de-
stroyod on Fowler ami Second streets
aud we're as follows: Union Steamboat
Company's warehouse, Anchor Line
warehouse, PennsYlvania railroad
freight house, Wisconsin Central freight
house lownod BY st. Paul company, part
OF Prilzloh's warehouse, Delaney oil
warehouse (dumaGed), L. I. Downs
plumbing shop,
At $3.50 o'clock the fro was under
control and there was no further danger
OF ita spreading. What tho loss is can.
not be told with any degree ot accuracy
until It is known what tho character
aud value OF the freight destroyed was
ls, bpt 1t 10 believed that tho dRmags
amounts to upwards Of S5OO,0O0, and
some 90 eatimRteS place the loss a. $500, 900.
While the fire was in progress Joseph
McManus, q son Of Detective William
McNIanus, OF tho city police force, was
run over by Engine No. . at the corner
ofThird and Fowler streets and inSsant-
ly killed. The boy had gono to see the
fro and was trying to get across the
street when the accident occurred. he
was eight years old.
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THE NEWS CoNEn.aIED.

POpaacs Of Foo Chow In Dangerous
Stats-PlAcArls Against Foreigners.
LoSpoS, August GA dispatch to
The Times from Hong Kong this alter.
noon confirms the dispatch from Hong
Kong announcing the attack upon the
American mission near Foo Chow and
the dangerous state OF the popuIaco OF
that city. r. 4
According TO the Times dispatch the
American school was situated just ont
ule Of the west gate OF Foo Chow. The
Dispatch adds: "fhe situation at Ku.
Cueng is unchanged. Captain John 5.
Newell, Of the United States cruiser
Detroit, aud DR.. Hart have gone there
from Foo Chow. More anti.toreign
pIacarI. and pamphlets are being dis.
uIbutel at Canton"
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GLASS n1ANurAorunEns

win otEanizs National CombIne-Th0
wage Question MnT bu settled.
PrrrsBunon August PA meeting
Of window glass manufacturers OF the
country will be held at tho HollsndSu
house, Cleveland, Ohio, next Monday,
for the purpose Of forming a national
combine. The failure Of the western
manufacturers and workmen yesterday
to agree upon a wage scale for tho com.
Ing "Rre" will likely be considered 4.
There iS only difference Of q per cent
between the manufacturers and their
employees and it is thought an effort
will 30 ruAdo to bring the two sides to.
pether again before September !, when
the new scale should gointo effect.
The subcommittee Of the manutac'
turers and workers held meeting here
to-day and agreed to hold tiual con.
fereuce on tho wage question In this
city on Saturday, Augu't 81. 1t iS DO.
lieved that Rt this conference an agree.
mont will be reached.
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NO ALAillI FlILr

Attic iIsndannrtrr, NJ tie Methodist For.
oiEn SftHtonnrr SnoiotD
E-v Yong, Ausut %. AT tho hoad.
qhuon Of tho Methodist board Of ior'
ulD missions Dr. A. u. Leonard said
lo'lay that no nOwB had been reCcivol
"s tram China relating 10 tho 70.
tlH6l massacre Of tho mi''lonaric'
mIr Fo1 CHOW. DR.. Leonard said that
It Iooryo Is. smythe, who rapro7onl,
'Nn NIHthodlst missions Ia That pnrl ol
Oh. country had bson instructed lwo
6oosg ago to communicate wi'h t4e
home office ~ soon a. anything SERIOUS
Nnnnrnol. A. d. SnythO has not
.nnu heard from Dr.. Leonard cntcttalhs
u.O.llIo anxiety regarding tho inlsslon'
anm lu China. =,
A. TIN olHcs Of tho proibylorlan and
hiHliil foreign missionary snalolic' !
a6' .latsd that thOrc was but lltlle
r'Jnorly belonging 10 tho'n socl-ln mo
"rrlofy whorc tho mi'7ncro Ia said TO
Lave 1rrutFol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-23
TnI.srArM REuNIoN


AZ Huntington - Thousands of Visitors
Prcssut-Gov, hIHoCOrkle speaks.
Special DtpqtsS 10 he IHs1tgnar,
HUNrlEGToS, August 22,-The third
day OF tho trI.stats reunion brought Ave
thousand visitors, many Of them prom
inentin Ohio, Kentucky and this state.
At 10 o'clock Gov MRcCOrkls arrived,
and was given IN ovation that shows
his popularity here. Later he ad.
dressed tho big crowd at the camp
grounds, and hIs speech was inter-
sperSed with deatoning applause. When
his car was passing the Vround q salute
was fred in honor Of him.
Congressman Miller was present and
delivered fine address, and speeches
were made by Hon. Romeo Frser, Col.
Mat Cooper, Hon. George Walker, and
others. The industrial parade was one
OF the finest ever witnessed.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the Arion Mt Mozart Park Was an En-.
loHhhln Amir.

OF the Arion mt Mozart Park Was an En-.
joyablO AnRIr.
The sommOrnachtSiest Of the Arlon
Society lalt evening at Mozart park, the
South Side hilltop resort, was one Of
the most enjoyable occasions Of itS kind
ever gfvun undcr che auspices OF this
we'll known organization. The attend.
anco was large and tho various features
Of the programme rasIed oil with great
oclat. The fireworks were q novel aud
enjoyable feature Of the evening.
Tho display was ono Of tho finest ever
seen at the park. A dance programme
Of twenty numbers was carried out TO
tho tuneiul strains Of the Opera House
orchestra music Tho various commit.
tees showed great ability in arranging
aud carrying ont last evenings function.
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Nesbltl & Deyiae sold tho Holiday
property on Chuplino street, Centre
Whoolinr, to DR.. william H. Taylor, for
SO,O1j, aud tho Mikul| property, on
jacob strcOI, Eighth ward, TO John
Uwncs, IT,, for $500, tho SChnmbrO
property, on north Main nttcot, TO Mr..
and Mrs. lIonry Morris, for sa,76D lot,
Is, 10, 90 aud 81 In llogp's Run Mining
anil Manufacturing Company addition
and part ui Iota Nos. 5 aud 4 In Fllan,
Whylc 4 GNlIaghOr'S addition.
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THREE MEN SHOT

Dy Negro Who Was nsInE Taken to
JAiI-ShoOyOr Escapes.
LINCOLN. Ills, August 99,-While
under arrest last night, negro, sup.
posed TO be Albert Phoenix, a hotel
waiter, shot his companion, Frank
Phoenix, cOlorOd, and also shot private
watchman G. W. BIncktord, and Mat
Rodgers, Sergeant Company G., l. n
g., who was called to the watchmau's
assistance. The shooter escaped. The
two negroes were arrested In the rail.
road yards and were being taken to the
police station, when one Whirled and
the other hugged the wall and the
shooting began. Five shots were fred
aud every one took effect. The officers
were completely surprised. They held
ono prisoner. but were too weak to pur.
sue the other, who gained tho corn.
fields. The fugitive will be lynched II
caught The officers are badly Wouud'
ed and will probably each lose limb
by amputation.
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qr,.n GIn.. IlIow.r. Contorsnre.

Ptrr.HuRdH, August 22.-The green
glass blowers league aud green glass
manufacturers association wago COM
mittee met here at . o'clock this after.
noon to arrange Il scale for the ensuing
year. The workmen demand tho ro.
storntiou Of the scale Of 1895, which Is
m advance OF fourteen per cent over
tho present wages and the manufacture.
ora arc opposed to granting the In.
crease, but both sides are hopeful Of a
settlement.
To-day was spent In classifying the
lists OF patterns and sizes, and tho ques.
ton Of wages was not taken up. 1t will
probably be decided tomorrow.
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WAsntSGroy, August 22.-No state.
ment can DO obtained as yet from the
treasury department concerning tho
charges against c Congressional Librarian
Spolord, but it i' stated there that even
It tho published statement OF tho ITFeg.
ularisios in hi, accounts bo found to bs
true ii IL unlikely that hO will be liable
to any penalty except dismissal from
Office, should the action Oe decided on
By tho PrcsidOut, to whom he !, directly
responsible He Rc.s. it's held, moroly
render him liable 10 the charge Of NAL.
iOasance in office, from which only dis.
misial could result,
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NAY BE Y0VG FU AFFAIR

Already Rspurtrd to Onlolais at the State
department.
WA5nrSGroY. D. O., Auguis 22,-Oih.
Gals Of the state department said that
..wn. probable tho riot was the one
Which was roporGad to tho state depart
meIl several days ago n, occurring at
lung Fu, a place not far from Foo
tDW.
iup facts In the case correspond 80
e.0'oy to tho report oi tho iuns Flu
a.'ur that II IL bslieySd tho same ro'
plr having rOlchOl Hong Kong was
cabot a'n nsw outrage. Minister Dcn'
By srs informed Of tho Yuni Fu affair
'nl 'ns will bS investigated by tho
rnHiion which has gouC TO ku
t|uDy
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wAsnlsoroS, b. G., August q. -- rho
rOeOnt payment Of salaries nL tho ugti.
cultural department In silver dollars has
cnllOl attention to tho met that IN two
previous occasions Oinployni were paid
In gold Tho department bnpka Bhpw
that on Augutal, lBll $1,000 III void
was paid lO Omployus Onl 500 In gold
waa paid 10 certain employees on Aug
ust 10, 1894. In commenting OH thia
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Drilling has boon commenced on tho
Parker farm, back Of Martins Ferry.
Tho well on the Galbrath farm. neNr
Smithhelh, IL down 1000 foot, aud tho
Lamb well near by, 900 tesL
Tho Lupton we'll, at COlernin, Ia 800
iost deep and drilling has been resumed
at tho lloyd wcll, now down $50 feet
A vol was locntOi OIL the Arnold
farm on odnOSday.
Tho boilers wOro hauled to tho Steer
pumping station yesterday from Mar
tins Ferry.
Tho scarcity Of water iia great draw.
back TO tho Cooraln fold.
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LONDON, August 299,-In the house OF
commons to-day the Hrat lord Of the
treasury, the Right Hon. A, j, BaIlour,
replying to Str John Long Liberal mem.
ber Of Dundee, who asked whether he
would advise tho government to invite
an international monetary conference,
said:
"l am and always have beon In favor
Of m international agreement, but |
have not tho right to pledge my col.
leagues, and do not believe that an in
ternational agreement would result from
Rn international conference" i"
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MRS. MAYnn1CKs CASE
70 bO Inquired Into by the English Homo
Secretary.

70 bO Inquired Into by the EnElIsh Homo
Secretary.
LosDoS. August 22.-In the house Of
commons to-day 7. p. o. 'Connor referred
to tho caso Of Mrs. Florence MAybriCk,
who Is serving torn Of imprisonment
IN prison for poisoning her husband,
and for whose pardon numerous peti.
tions hNvo been pro,OntOd to tho home
secretary, both from English and
American sources. Mr., O'Connor said
IN regard to nor, that thOro was an in
tense feeling Of dissatisfaction, both
among Amoicam men and women, with
tho trial Of conviction aud he believed
that tho lord chief justice shared this
Dissatisfaction. llo thought tho time had
coma whom there shpnlI DO revision
Of tho unfortunate wonan's sentence.
Sir Matthew White Ridley, secretary
Of state Tor tho homo department, re.
plicl that In WOW oi the strong icoling
which prevailed, hO would consider u
his duty to inquire into tho cNsO ~ tho
result ol the representations mado by
Mr.. OConnor.