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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

ATAntsr TataiiS shot by Leading
roiitIytns.
CINCtNSATi, April ll.-in tho bust.
ness center OF C0viugtOu, KY Juha
L.. Stanford, cashier VI the FAtmrrs 4
pradeTb' bank, wos killed 81 l.3n %. ln.
today by state Senator William q lubrl.
Bu,u fiIoi NJ oaGh Othur on the crowd.
ed street. An h9us later one Of tie
wcalthiest gitzsus was DEAF, ami o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-12

Elfilasds,lsctsd ~ tho Next Piaco Of
Meeting.


Meeting.
KiNns CRY, April ll,-Al the
ait'l5.l ttaslJu VI tnu NuurganiEfd
tauuh tho principal tuaiuors tfans.
hst3 vac tue selection Of the next
.iuamesung, 10 be held Aprll D.,
ll
lli contest for the conference be-
iu'tt kif.inul, o., and Lamont, IT,.
Voc. % tho ONO Town by n vote 0i on
o. 81, alter a heated deuAte. A Turu.
.gall was passed. endorsing the use Ol
I'in all districts where the prusiI.
Us tllrr deem It necessary Hs the
laiAyuiInhlu anu elective means Of
iutllug certain Glasses, The fes0lu.
unSah presented by a committee NJ.
3lisl On the question n was de.
eatl that the beard oil directors NJ tho
Au5ui, h., college, now building,
H.iI consist VI nine members, two ui
alym atu NO. 10 DO memUura VI tue
.luIuh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

jc 23,@,T2s9o &Jy 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
HE QUITS THE RACE.
Governor Brown WithdraYS from the
Kentucky Senatorial Race.
Ills REASONS PURELY Personal.
II IL understOod That Recent he
rcnyemcnts, Including the Death
NJ the Goyernor's Son, Are the
q uses of che Action.

FRANKFORT. KY, July 1.-Governor
John Young Brown tonight gave out
card Withdrawing from the senatorial
race. Recent family bereavements in the
death Of his daughter and the untlmeiy
loss Of his son are the principal causes
for his action. He is for free silver ana
/, was his purpose to make an active can
vase OF the state, to begin the day be-
fore the murder Of his son. The card Is
az follows.
Two months ago / decided to WITH
draw from the contest for United states
Senator. A number Of my friends nave
had knowledge Of my purpose. ] am no
longer a candidate. My reasons for this
action are purely personal in their char
acter. and the public would not be intc-
rested in a statement of them. am pro-
foundly grateful to friends who have
given me assurances Of their support. |
will also renew the expression or my
gratitude 10 thoea who made me the
Governor Of the State. | have faithfully
tried to discharge the duties OF this eX-
allied trust with fidelity To the Constitu-
ton and the laws and with an earnest
desire to promote the best interests of
the people.
When my term shall close / hope to
leave behind nie IN unstained official re-
cord.
csigneD JOHN YOUNG BROWN"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Moan tempera,ure. 7s.s.

/. Light shower; thunderstorm at
night. It'll.
mig.
2. 4 few drops of rain about noon
4 Very light showers during the day
and at night.
). Very light showers about noon and
6. few light showers during the
day.
: Rain and lightning in the afternoon;
lightning at niCnt
8. Light drizzie at night.
9. Showers in the afternoon and at
night. with little lightning.
10 Light showers and thunderstorm
about noon and early in the night.
II. Showers; thunderstorm late in the
afternoon.
y. Heavy thunderstorm, with high
wind ana rain in the afternoon; lght
rain al night.
70. Light rain and thunderstorm about
noon.
Rainfall for the month. 2o7 inches.
(There was heavy fall Of rain sun
dav night. June Goth. the measurement
Of which will appear in the record for
July)
In the table below will be found the
mean temperature. and the average
amount Of rainfall during the correspond
ing month for the past sixteen years:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
NEW POLICE majestic .TEs.
They Enter on Their Dufics In
New iOrL-Protcsts.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The new magis-
trates and the new justices of the police
courts began work to-day. The old police
Justices who have in the past presided
in special sessions as well as in the police
courts. made the concerted protest which
they threatened. but their protests were
merely formal. The new magistrates were
prepared for them.
The magistrates who presided in the six
courts Of the city to-day were assigned
as follows: Tombs. Magistrate Duel; JEFF
ferson Market, Magistrate Flammer; Es-
sex Market, Magistrate Sims; lorhy!lle.
Magistrate Motts; Harlem, Magistrate
Crane, Morrisania. Magistrate Cornell.
Sorgcants of all the court squads re-
ceivcd instructions 20 prevent the old
police justices from taking their former
places on the benches I'm the various
courts. In pursuance OF this order. in
each court a big policeman guarded every
possible entrance to the bench, and VIII
the police justices arrived for duty. ac-
cording to their programme, they We're
not allowed TO enter
They then went before the bar and filed
formal protests to the magistrates pre-
siding The old clerks who have not been
reappointed also filed protests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
The Mulberry BEND Italian Colony
in New York.

The most picturesque squali1. dilapi-
dated, thoroughly interesting. and lively
New York colony Is that Of the Italians
in that part of Mulberry street where 1t
makes a slight bend out of its southerly
course. This Is such an extremely hope
less locality from a sanitary standpoint
that the city long since decided TO tear ii
all down and make a park Of the site
This purpose was long delayed for mys-
ter!ous political reasons. but now that
Tarnmany has been dethrOned ii is at
last being carried out In these OLD
houses, which were never Planned for ten
enlents. II was almost impossible for the
poor people to keep neat and clean. The
rents were high for the accommodation,
generally from s. a month for two or three
small rooms up TO 49, the water was
usually carried up and the refuse carried
down fight after flight Of dingy stairs.
TIE average family in these undesirable
quarters is five. and IT is added 10 indef-
nitely by b0ardors sometimes increasing
the number 10 ten within A space where
privacy and Wholesome moral surround
ings are impossible. The city pays its
stan Of health inspectors 10 compel as
far as possible attention to the rules Of
health. but under such hopeless conditions
II was Impossible TO effect any perman-
ert GOOD. The landlords have the law so
greatly In their favor that the rents were
promptly paid or the tenant promptly
6ispOssossed And these properties paid
enormous interest In some cases. one IN
Stance was brought TO public notice where
an ssc0 tenement paid a yearly income Of
500. There have been a few philanthropic
people who have been satisfied with
legal interest on their investment who
have built model tenemenis with good re-
suits. but these are exceptions.
But 10 these environments the people
have brought their Unborn feeling for the
picturesque. and while there j. very little
that ~ beautiful In the luxurious sensa
Of tho word, there is a richness Of life
and motion and human interest on the
street that is certainly enjoyable end the
life has its cOmpensations and Sc a plea
sures which would not be possnS< In a
less crowded district.
StoOps are filled by smoking and gesticu-
lating groups Of Idle men. VINO have been
all too numerous this last hard year or
two. In summer comes the inevitable ice
cream man and his stand OF sliced water
melon: while in the cold weather the
portable pals OF glowing Goals. or the
bOnfTes which the barefooted hOrdes of
wild children build In the middle Of the
street, furnish q warmth to the atmos-
phere which Is their best substitute for
the balmy southern air OF Italy There
are many bankers upon the street, whose
business is that OF lolning money and
selling tickets back 10 Italy. both ~ those
who having becOma discouraged by hard
times, are returning with all their
possessions IN a canvas bag. and those
who have amassed a competence are going
back 10 live in idleness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
DIXON AND PLIMMEH.
They VIII Probably Not Meet IN
the Ring ut Galveston.

NEW YORK. July lit is not prooa-
BILE that George Dixon and Billy Plimmer
will meet in the ring at Galveston inc
day before the bis fight Of Corbett ana
Fitzsimmons. when the oher OF wv"
was rendered 10 Dixon he suggested that
the weight be llG. and this condition was
rabled 10 Pllmmer.
The following cdblcgram received IN reply
seems to settle all chances Of "A meeting
Of the boys: "Plimmer says ne cannot
give the weight proposed. out VIII hght
Dixon at il5. wcigh-in at the ring-slde.
other conditions satisfactory. Inform
Davies"
The last two words mean that Plimmer
wants ParsOn Davies to act as his man
agcT.
Tom ORourke was at the Sheepsheaa
Bay race.tracl this afternoon. and when
shown the above cable message shook
his head doubtfully. He said: Dixon
cannot 20 down to ll5 pounds without
weakening himself so that he would have
little chance OF winning. We cannot ac-
cept any such terms as Piimmer sug-
pgctg'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
IDEWAL TREASURY STATEMENT.
Cold Reserve. sfOO.OO, OOO-Nct
Cash Balance, S35,2tO, 153.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 1.-The
Treasury statement issued this afternoon
shows Il net decrease in the public debt.
less cash in the Treasury during June. OF
sl07.S2i. The interest-bearing debt in
creased $50
The MISUNDERSTANDING debt decreased
SSGD22l, and the cash in the Treasury in
creased S9Sl0.053.
The balance of the several classes of
debt az the close OF business. June 30th
were:
Interest bearing debt s7l6202.cc0.
Debt on which interest has increased
since maturity. a,I2l.5.0
Debt bearing no interest, 1915 $50. 49,
Total. $l.0e6,al3,i2o.
The certificates and Trsasury-notes off,
set by an equal amount Of cash IN tne
Treasury, outstanding at the end OF the
month. were $780, SOB. an increase OF
tlSii. 100.
The total cash in the Treasury was
SSH. 05l ,es6
The gold reserve was 800 10000.
Net cash balance. $95.2i0l53
In the month there was an increase in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
TnE DaIyisH PARLIAMENT
Oh. nre. c9f.eaue"s .. the Mn
-, Observation-Disclosures In DIooS

LoNDoN July 1.-The sitting
House of commons to-day was ~
by a very rmaII attendance. AZ :
tomary ur3n the occasion OF q g
in the Miaistry. the leading me"p'
the oppoeId Jon and their follower. en-
their seats taking the side OF . a.,
formerly occupied by the iea''f'
members ar the majority 90.
The Afgahn Prince. NasriIIa mn .,.
cunl.d a scat In the spectators -
In the House OF Lords baron -
the new Lord High Chancellor
seat mon the wool-eack Tor
time az tho presiding oricer req
the government.
The galleries OF the House W
filled. and a number OF ladies'
or daughter OF peers, were pt
bright costumes.
Prince Nasrtilla, AFTER leaving
OF Commons. went 10 the houNe
where he was seated in the
oper, for dignitaries. The busi
ducted in both houses was merelt
ara they both adjourned az
sessions
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
ArchbIshorric OF It. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. MO, July The official
document appointing Archbishop Kahn as
successor to Archbishop kenrick in the
Diocese cf It. Louis. arrived from Rome
last week. ana was read 10 Archbishop
Kenrck b. the former on SUNDAY. Ihe
news seemed TO cause Archbishop Ken
rick no surprise and when the reading
was concluded be said: This rs a very
proper step. | shall place no obstacle in
your way. but shall without delay make
out the deeds transfer ng 20 you the
Church prOperty which | now holl.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
pnrndc of the schuctycnbund

NEW YORK, July l.-Thousands crowd
Ell all along the line Of march to-day 70
watch the mammoth parade 0. the Ma
tional Schuetzcnbuad.
Traffic wac entirely suspended while the
procession was passing, and the buildings
all along the route was gnyly decorated
with bunting ana countless flags.
At Union Square the parade was review
ed by Sheriff Hansen. the Comptroller OF
the city, Mr.. Jacob RUPERT and other
honorary members of the Bund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Frances Amos's reirs 10
Peter Paul. % feet or south side Of Mar
shall street between Fifteenth and Six
teenth, $l6.
Berry & Moncure special commission
ors. to Il. =. GlsGins. IL Gi5-l2 feet on
Market Space. 10 BE- held in defeasible
fee under will of William Tyree, $3.50.
Ellen Clarke's trustee 70 s. Bland
Clark. Ellen $. Clarke, and NJ. q. Wal
lace, house and lot No. 10 east franklin
street. 81.
Peter G. Gentry. ST.. to Peter Paul.
2G'5 feet ON south side Of Franklin street
between Locust alley and Wall street,
1850.
Hearico: Henry $. Hutzler TO Edward
Powders. l50X5S0 feet near Broai-street
road. ssvl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Cyclone Samucis Qualities.

Constable Cyclone" samuels yesterday
qualified before Judge Wickham In the
County Court. and -enewed his bond. Civ
ing Mr.. J. ". Southwlrd. Sheriff Solomon,
and Mr.. J. II. Kerse as his sureties. Two
other gentlemen offered H. 80 on the
bond.
The Constable Instituted sJlt against
Thomas Lyme to recover "A rife, valued at
so. the property Of the STATE. Mr. Sam
uels loaned the rifle T. Lyme some time
ago, and when he asked Tor Us return
Lyme refused 20 give Il NJ. saying that
he Intended 10 hoii Il for de1t which
be claims Sanuels owes hEl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
The Demurrer Sustained.

In the case Of Mayhugh's administra-
tors against the Chesapeake ana ohio
Railway Company. Judge Wexford IN
the city Circuit Court yesterday rem
dere1 a decision J-g'ainirg the ctniurrer
OF defendant - PLAINTIFFS evidence, and
judgment was entered for the defendant
The plaintiff excepted, and Was granted
leave 10 file a bill % exceptions. AS pub
iished before, IN this case the jury gave
a verdict for the plaintiff for $3.50, sub
ice. TO the ruling Of the Court on the de-
murrCr 20 the evidence.
Colonel John r.. Penn, j. Allen watts.
and William \. Glasgow. Jr, were adj
mitted 10 the practice OF law in this trl-
hunal Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
The Mobiles Murder Case.

ATLANTA. GA, July Sheriff Jones.
Of Twiggs county, arrested negro man
and two negro women to-day as aces
SORES 10 the murder of william Mobiles.
Mrs Mobiles and her daughters are suii
in jail. and the negro and woman VINO
were arrested last week. Mrs. Mobiles
denies having taken an active part In the
murder. She admits having paid SO TO
have il done. Judge Sims has called a
spec.aL term to try the case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

BALTIMORE, ND, July 1.-The Aran-
sas Pass Harbor Company. Of Arkansas
Pass, Tex. to-day concluded negotiations
with Alexander BrowE d Sons for Il $780,
900 loan with which TO build a breakwater
and establish permanent depth Of 20
feet Of water over the bar at the Texas
port The net cost will amount to seve-
raj millions Of dollars. Several railroads
viii terminate AT the port. and ii VIII
become it is said. shipping point for
Texas and other States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
iluIcnrln Nnrna the Porto.

SOFIA, July 1.-The Bulgarian Govern
mer, has addressed q note - the gov
eminent At Constantinople asking an ex-
piGrIton Of the POrte's order that the
commander of the Turkish army corps
- AGriancple shall act upon his ini;ia-
tive in conducting movements upon the
Macedonian frontier. The note adds that
bulgaria herself will be compelled 10 take
strong military measures II they should
be required in the circumstances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
FOUND BEAD ~ 4 NE!.L.
Supposed TO Have Jumped In with
Suicidal Intent.

OCALA. FLA. July l.-Patrick Henry
was found in wen near here Eriiay.
dead. The man had been drin'sins, and the
supposition is that he jumped in the well
to drown himself. He came from New
York wears ago. and has relatives living
AZ Mountain Hall. In that Sta;o. lie had
considerable money IN Aguews Bank,
which failed recently. and 1T is supposed
the loss of his money drove him to suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Uritisb Ministers Rc-i1iccfch.

LONDON. July Sir Michael Hicks
Beach. Chancellor OF the ESchequer in
tn new cabinet: Joseph Chamberlain.
Secretary OF State for the Colonies, ana
Arthur James Balfour. First Lord Of the
Treasury. were reelected To Pariamen,
TODAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
4 victory for the Baron Machine.

\ private telegram received by Mr.. w.
G.. Neal yesterday stated that the Ma
tional Cigarette Company had won VIC
tory In the New York Court OF Appeals
over the BonsacH Cigare;tc-Machine COM
pary In that the Baron machine had been
declared free Of all infr'ns ments on tlc
Eonsnck's patents. Tho Baron machine IL
being u-ed exclusively b. nc Natiorai
Cigarette COMPANY and Is said 10 be
machine Of great capacity and PERFECTION.
Mr.. Baron may now put his invention on
- -. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
The Churges Against Mcbride.

COLUMBUS. o.. july THE committee
OF the Columbus Trades ana Labor As
stnlbly which has been investigating the
charges OF bribery preferred by Mark
WIZ. Of this city. against President John
Mcbride OF tire American Federation %
Labor. I'm connection with the settlement
OF the cOal-miners' strike last year, mas
agreed 70 submit the whole of the evil
dcnce secured To the American Federation
OF Labor, without finding or recommen-
dat!Cn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
THE WEATHER IN JUNE.
@ nditions Through hc M"nth-
TcmDernture and Rainfall.

The subioned report gives sunrise, min
imun and maximum readings Of the Their
mometcr, and the amount of rainfall Tor
the month of June.
The readings OF the thermometer were
taken on an elevated plateau near The
city. the position of the instrumentS oelns
frec from apv influence of refracted heat.
They are self-registering, % the very best
French manufacture. aud the figures are
believed TO be absolutely correct:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

to resist the provisions OF the law Is re-
nor,ed hut the Brewers Association has
eyincci q purpose to observe the law until
the Supreme Cour, has passed on It, The
law places all saloons on the groanh'
abollshes all musical features, ana Sc
parates the saloon from any other DUST
ness; takes down the screens. and admits
a license application on the request Oh
q majority OF the ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

ATLANTA. GA. July 1-Pres.dent COL
Her. Of the Cotton States and lnterna-
tional Exposition. to-day received appli-
cation from the State Il Kansas for
SPACE in which To exhibit the resources
Of that Commonwealth. This is the if-
tecuth safe that has applied. APP
pl!cation was also received from Houston.
Tex. for space for an exhibit OF the
rcsources Of the country surrounding that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

The people OF Richmond are to be CON
graduated upon the removal 20 this city
cf Captain w Gordon McCabe's uniFer-
slty School Aside from the fact that the
school is one Of the most thorough In the
country. in respect Of the course OF In
structior. It's establishment here VIII give
Richmond additional prominence as an
educational cenita. Captain McCabe will
prove most valuable req,usition 10 Rich
monds social and literary circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

LONDON, July i.-Mr. Henry N. STAN
ley. tho well known African eXolOrar. viii
again contest the North Division Of Lam
beth IN the coming general eli ctions for
members OF Parliament In the last
election Nr. Stanley, who is a Liberal
trnionist. was defeated by Mr.. Francis
Coldwels. a f7adical
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. the new CO.
lonial Secretary. viii speak in his behalf
on Saturday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

adoptei directing the Street Committee
20 advertise for telephone privileges
A Joint resolution was adopted providing
for a joint session OF the two poui's on
Thursdly July 18th, at i. NJ, for the
purpos. Of electnR a successor TO FIRE
Commissoner Charles +. Taylor. ana 10
transact such other business as may come
before the body.
Councilman Jackson offered resolu-
ton providing for special commune
OF three members OF the Common Councii
and Of two members OF the Board Of Al
derrnon. to report a suitable site for
public park In Jackson Ward, and It's
cost 20 either branch. The resolution was
adopted.
THE PLUMBING ORDINANCE
Mr. Davis Gale on the Finance Commit
tee for information az to what had be-
come Of the plumbing ordinance pre-
sented by the Health Committee. and the
adoption OF which was very necessary
Tie expressed the hope to hesr from the
committee at the next meeting.
Mr.. Lawdsr offered "a resolution appro-
priatlng $500 FOR the opening of flith
street bet,yecn Denis and Nicholson
streets. Fulton.
MIR. Epps offered a preamble ana reso-
luton. which were referred, exemp'ihs
the Jefferson fiOl'l IipPfi'S IVA
lion for this year. The Council ADJOURNED
Al 2 \. NJ. after a good deal of wrang-
linz.
work of the Committee.
The Committee on Second Market met
last evening TO receive the shed 'rected
10 the annex Of the market building. Inc
work had been approved " the city Ensi-
neer and was accepted. Mr.. a. B. Whar-
tons bill for $3.50 was ordered to be
paid Mr. r. II. Elicit appeared before
the committee. and asked that the motion
be recons,dered by which the committee
decided at previous meeting that lhe
retail vendors Of country produce shoulu
yacate Sixth and Marshall streets ana
instead occupy the yard or court adJac NJ
10 the annex. He claimed that the space
so assigned would be insufficient.
The whole matter was left 10 the discre-
ton OF the Clerk.
The Committee on Light received seVe-
raj estimates for the furnishing or APP
paratus with which to test the candle
mower Of the electric arc-lights. The COM
nunications were referred to the Superin-
tcndent of the Gas-Works. in conjunction
with the Superintendent Of the fire-Aiafm
Telegraph. with power TO act. BiiIs anu
pav-rolIs were approved.
The Committee on First Market trans
acted routine business, and the commit
tee on Schools failed OF quorum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
Destructive Fire In Paris.

PARIS. July l.-Flre started in the
military equipment works in the Rue
Rochccourt az noon to-day. and spread
so rapidly that the employees were quick
ly driven into the street. The supply of
water was insufficient for the uses Of the
fremen. and the flames extended TO adj
iacent buildings In the lue petrella and
Rue Condorcet, I'm the latter destroying
an immense building devoted 10 the
making Of gas-meters. The pecuniary loss
IL enormous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
A stnmp-hibum Gcogrnphcr.

Nobody can deny that postage-stamp
collecting is great help in teaching
boys geography Jack showed this AZ
scnool when his teacher asst. ...n where
Nicaragua was, and what It produced
chiefly.
IT'S on page 80" said Jack, "and II
pr oduces more sets Of stamps than any
other country OF its size in the world"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02

MOBILE. ALA. July I.-E. p. Chaffee.
director of the Alabama State Weather
Service. telegraphs the Register: Cotton
is in very unsatisfactory condition.
1t has grown but little, and has poor
stands. Grass is making rapid head
way. and choking It in 4 number Of
places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-02
VIII MYERS Sentenced Again.

ATLANTA, GA, July 1.-Wlll Myers
was sentenced to-day by Judge Hart TO
be hanged August "a. Myers murdered
Forrest Crowley. He hls twice been con-
victed and twice sentenced to be hanged.
His attorney will try to get new trial.