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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
1HE IHhURETICAL REMEDY.
Cotton Growers Advised, rs Usual, to
Reduce the Acreage.

JACKSON. MISS. Jan. l0.-When the
Cotton Growers Protective Association
convened to-day the first thing done was
to ADOPT the report Of the Committee on
Resolutions. the salient part OF wnich was
as follows:
The gravity of the conditions confront
ing the cotton growers Is recognized. TO
what extent this may be traced 10 hnan-
cial legislation is useless to discuss. ne
oyer-product.on of cotton is recognized as
one of the chief evils. This must be cor
rected or universal bankruptcy wlll fol-
low. Self-interest must impel the grower
to a change. Every farmer Is appealed 70
not TO plant so much cotton. a decrease
OF not less than y per cent. - recon-
rnended: % per cent. would be better.
The farm should be made selt-sustain-
ing by planting peas, corn, potatoes, oats,
etc. and raising plenty OF meat. The tide
Of immigration turned TINS way VIII
change methods. Farmers are urged 70
form county organizations all over the
south to carry out these resolutions
Cold storage houses are recommended
wherever practicable. The committee
promises better times and higher prices
for cotton II its recommendations are OBJ
served. All papers in the South are re
quested to keep the committees report
standing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
AsEAMAN's TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
SEVsRE STORM IN 1HE SOUiH WES1
Snow 1s1s inches De-p-The Appointments
for the supreme COurt-A burglary.

WYTHENILLE. VA, Jan. 10.-Special.
The greatest snow fall I'm Southwest Nir-
ginia since the twenty eight-inch record
breaker of six years ago occurred here
last night and to-day, the average depth
being about IL IL inches. All the tele
graph lines are down. and no messages
have been received at this point since
4 \. Nj. yesterday. The temperature
rose during the afternoon and misty
rain, which coated the snow with ice.
followed The country roads are block
AIDED. and ali railroad trans are belated.
The appointment of clerk crier and
tipstaff librarian for the Wythevlle ses-
sions OF the Supreme Court were in
measure much surprise 10 the several
candidates at this place. Mr.. w. q. q.
Lowry, of Abingdon. the new clerk, has
not yet taken charge Of the office. lie
was for many years clerk of the Wash
ington County Court. and will prove
highly satisfactory officer. although
WythevIlle people think this office which
is essentially a local one. should have
come to one of our people. inasmuch as
the west end of this district got the
iudgeship. Mr. Norman Powell, who
was appointed DISQUALIFICATION, a son of
Hon. j. j. A. Powell, was not a candi-
date for the position. Mr.. John \.
Cook the new crier, Is an old typo of
the Enterprise force. 1t remains TO one
of the colored Democrats. which are
few, TO secure the sinecure Of door-keep-
ing.
This morning three horses. the property
of q ''gyp" OH Monroe street. were found
dead within the corporate limits, having
succumoed to the severity OF the weather
or lack OF feed.
The stores of the iron company at
Max Meadows were recently burglarized,
it is supposed 10y tramps from PoCahon-
tas. Numerous fine watches clothing,
etc, were taken. 10 the value OF perhaps
$50
Interest grows ia the candidates for the
MAY election for county officers. Many
familiar faces Will be missed from these
offices after the month of flowers is gone.
J.~W. Repass, WHO has been treasurer
several terms, will not be d candidate;
il is said Sheriff Harkrader, also an in
cumbent of his Office for several success
sve terms, Will not run again. The
minor Offices will be sought by many
anxious asprants to local honors, and to
crown all the Walton ballot law viii
put them all upon the tenter hooks, for
fear of lack of ingenuity upon the part
of the voter In preparing the ballot.
which will be a puzzlig middle to full
half of the soverelgns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
SURF. FLfCk VIK resigns.
other Changes with Norfolk and Western.
Fined for Selling Liquor.

ROANOKE. VA. Jan. 1O.-Special.-Su-
perintendent y. ". Flckwir, of the gem
eral Eastern division of the Norfolk and
Western railroad, has rendered his resig-
nation, 10 take effect on the LIST OF FEB
ruary. when he will assume the manage
ment of the Shenandoah Furnace, OF
which company he is the president Mr.
\. {. Hppey. now superintendent OF the
Western division of the Norfolk and
Western road, Will also have charge OF
the General division. The Shenandoah
division OF the same road. OF which j. W.
Cook is superintendent. will be extended
TO include the Roanoke division. OF which
Captain Bransford is now superintendent.
The latter will be transferred to another
position, which has not yet been an
nounced.
In the Hastings Court to-day, in the
case of the Commonwealth against the
Mechanics Club. for violating It's charter,
the jury brought In verdict for 500.
r. b. Severance pleaded guilty of sell
ing liquor without license and was fined
500
William Compert was fined 500 for
like offence and $40 for selling liquor 10
minors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
axSAxAL LEk,s BIKIHDAf.
A. ?. HilI Camp OF Petersburg
o.. r.t.hrste IA Captain AtfacHe"'

PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 1o.-SpeciaL-
aessrs. J. II. Mancke and I. Il. brdn'-
gan. of Columbia, S. c., who iof so'''e
time past have been negotiating WIZ. WI
Julius Liebert for lease OF t"e nppO
mattox Hotel. telegraphed TINS hlo' 80
TO MIR. Llebert that they wouId ps Hei
an nov, TUESDAY. when ii Is possible that
final arrangements Tor the ie"'
hotel will be made. .....
f. II. Huntington. captain OF an o5s
sIoop at the wharf was attacked ,o-uaS
by two negroes. named George Da''9 az.
Charles Dabney, who threatened ~ Sloo'
and kill him. The negroes were al, -
Mrs. Robert =. Valentine ana ner
daughter. Miss Bessie Valentine VINO
have been visiting Mrs. +. ). lrlce aiI mo
Mrs II. W. Hope, left this morning. ioi
Baltimore. , ,,,,,,o
Mr.. Joseph b. Worth returned nome
this morning from New York ,...
Mr.. w. H. Flanagan, OF Powhdtah
county. who has been spending the past
day or two here, left this morning lot
Richmond. ,,,,-
The Dodson homestead. in Dinwiddie
county. occupied by Mr. John Wra! anu
family. was destroyed by ire last ues-
da night. Mr.. Wray's son was 70 nave
had his bridal supper there to-hish'' ne
origin of the fire is not known
AT the annual meeting Of The Peters
burg club held last night. Mr.. II. g
Venable was elected president. the club
enjoyed a very fine banquet.
A. +. Hill Camp. of Confederate Neie-
rams, are making arrangements for the
observance of General Lees birthday, on
the 18th instant. The camp Will parade
in the afternoon. and at night VIII nave
a banquet. Major Robert stiles ana DT.
Eggleston. Of Richmond, VIII propapiy
be two of the invited speakers.
The recent rains have caused a rise
In the river and the water is within a
few inches OF being over the wharves.
4 party of land buyers from OHIO ar
rived here last night. and this morning
went out to Dnwiddie to look at lands
in that county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
The River Rising.

The heavy rainfall of the past few days
winch prevailed all over the State, has.
OF course, largely increased the quantities
of water which the majestic James car
res down TO the City of the Sea.
Last evening the wharf of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company was COM
pletely under water. and the business
houses in the lower part CT the city had
to move their goods 10 the upper parts
OF their buildings.
About 10 o'clock last evening the river
began to food the lower end of Mayo's
Island. and It was then rising at the
rate of foot an hour. Al me same
time the water had entered the building
Of the Virginia Boat club and it was
fast approaching the building OF the
boat club OF the Young Mems Christian
Association.
The following reports were received
from Columbia:
At 2 o'clock yesterday the river was
10 IL feet. and stil rising; at o'clock 1t
was 10 feet: at o'clock, q feet, and at
1 o'clock last night IT had reached "a
feet and was still rising.
At . o'clock last night at Lynchburg
the river was 40 1-2 feet and still rising.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Winners 81 Alexander bland.
steve T. klbs Will Win.

CHARLESTON. W. VA, Jan. lO.-Ex-
Secretary stephen b. Elkins seems to
have overcome every obstacle for the
nomination az United States senator. and
his friends will hold caucus to morrow
night and nominate him on the first bal
lot. There are iifty-two outspoken FL
klns men, and this number Will nomi-
nate. II they so desire, on the first bal
lot. The early naming OF senator 10
Succeed Senator Camden will clear the
way Tor the Legislature 10 get down
TO work and be ready TO adjourn At the
expiration OF forty-Gve days. the con-
sttutional limit for regular sessions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
,TORyED mr. OpPO,ITION PIPEF.
Editor Carter, of The " Herald" Charged
with Stonipg the "Democraf."

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. Jan. l0.-A special
to The Observer from Rutherfordton'
y. G.. says that Editor D. j. Carter or
The Herald. OF that place. was arrested
this morning. charged with throwing
rocks last night through the WINDOWS or
the Ruthertordton Democrat. witness
es who heard the crashing of the glass
swore that they saw the prisoner and
identified him a. the offender. Carter
testified that he saw "A man throwing
rocks at the windows OF The Democra;
Office and himself threw a rock NJ this
man as he fed and a this juncture the
wit.-ss came upOn him and he was TOO
much excited 10 explain. In default. 81
bail IN 500 Carter was committed 10 Jail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
rnr rIMES-RICHMONDa VA FRIDAY JANUARY II 1895

Saturday ne will argue before .ue
Hanckel against the legality OF the rams
fes Of revoked liquor license the aue
ton having arisen in the case ., Hn-
wright. of Atlantic City. whose hce"S.
was revoked by Judge Brooke because .,
violations OF the law. Judge BROOKE he'd
that there was a property right IN
Iiauor license which entitled the pro-
hibted person to a transfer OF the sam
TO some person whose acts had 10. ue
barred him from enjoying the pr'nese.
This question was the subject oi u,a
agreeable misunderstanding between 'udge
brooke and the city editor OF the VIZ
etnian about twelve months ago.
During the month OF December III.
exports from Norfolk were Vaiueo NJ
81 .Gi6,0S9. ~. ro ais
o,,ss,no the adylsability of consolidatins
the Chamber OF Commerce anu ''N
business Mems Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Gnllen Chain.

AT regular meeting of Old Dom,ni
Lodge, No q, order OF the Golden Chain.
held at Laube's Hall. corner of First and
Broad street. last night. Deputy Supreme
Commander n. w. Jones installed the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, George c.
Davis: Vice-Commander. D. S. Mallory;
Assistant Commander. A. Krezmarz; Past
Commander. 4. II. Wakefield; Prelate. f..
O. Wells; Secretary. T. j. Bowly; Col
lector. J. B. Angle: Treasurer. Il. p.
Campbell. Guide. II. ]. Dance; Guardian,
+. ]. Lawton; Sentinel, w. S. Roach
Trustees Richard w. Jones. c. w. Har-
wood and q. Il. Steele
Afterwards the lodge proceeded 10 T. A..
Hulcher's TO a sumptuous supper which
was much enjoyed by those present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
All Ready for the Suit.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. l0.-The Hon.
John f. Massey left the city this after
noon, after consultation with his attor-
neys Messrs. \. +. Thorn. of Tunstall
& Thorn. and John Nicely. Of Nicely. Seld-
ner Il Warrington, with whom he made
final arrangements for his libel suit
aginst the Pilot newspaper. All *
now in readiness, he says. and the suit
will be instituted as soon as the necessa-
~ papers can be prepared by his ator-
news. Messrs White AZ Garnett have
been retained by the American Book
Company to look after its interests in the
iuVes tigatiJn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Assistance From Norfolk.

A lady belonging TO the Indian Assoc
citation here says: Friends In Norfolk
have been most kind and generous In
sending aid TO the Pamunkey Indians.
Yesterday two barrels OF flour and box.
containing about ninety pounds OF gro
cerIes was shipped from there TO the
reservation In King William county. and
il is earnestly hoped that this supply VIII
reach the poor stricken ones in good
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
stiue Board OF Health.

The Executive Committee Of the State
Board OF Health held "A called meeting
iast night in the office of DIR. l.. Is. Ed
wards at the request OF Mr.. Barbour
thompson, Of the Southern railway. to
inquire into the risk Of trains stopping
1T the two stations OF the quaratined
indian reservation In King William coun-
rad. and after consultation With the
hoard 4 was decided best for the trains,
al pgeSept, anyway, not 90 0teA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Past, mr. lnst.iut. "Graduste. "

NEW YORK. Jan. i0.-The condition
of Paul Cassard. of Arlington. Nd now
at the Pasteur Institute. was reported
to-day as most favorable. He Will be
discharged tomorrow. the required pc
Rod OF fifteen days after the incubation
having elapsed.
The five Gos1ons. father and children.
from Mason county. Va. who reached
the institute. suffering from bites re-
ceived nearly two weeks ago.. were In
oculated AT once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
FOUND DEAD ON IRE 7kLCKs.
White Wo,nnns Mysterious Death
Sasp Small L'csused LAWYER.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. I0.-Special. "A
white woman named Laura Wood was
found dead upon the track of the Lam
bert's Point railroad this morning about
/ o'clock, and taken to the house OF
negro man named James Ferrebee, on the
Princess Anne road In Norfolk county.
How the woman was killed is not known.
She came from EdeDton, N. c., about
a month ago, and lived In a small shanly
with Ferrebce, who works In q brick
yard In Barbcursville a suburb Of Nor
folk. The woman was about thirty-five
years OF age.
Since Rev. Sam. Small qusiified TO
practice law In this city no has been
retained In some important cases. On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
ELr Further Investigations.

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. Ex-senator Lex
ow has introduced resolution that the
special committee which has been m
vestigating the New York Police Depart
ment he empowered 10 investigate other
New York city departments on request or
the MAYOR. The resolution was tabled
until Tuesday next. when the report Of
the pollce investigation will be submitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Alfred Nurderer, Arrested.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. lO.-Special. --
The police have arrested two negro wo-
men ami negro man. charged with muir
dering the Ward woman. who was found
on the tracks Of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad this morning. The evidence
aginst them is strong. There will be an
Investigation tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Rrdd Dsclsr,d Flee ted Governor.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. ln-The'
ReDubIican Joint executive committee to-
night nominated George {. Perkins Tor
United States senator.
Both houses or the Legislature as
sembIed In Joint session this evening and
canvassed the state returns. James
II. Budd was declared elected Governor
amid great enthusiasm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
,yoshout on th, SeaIoarJ Air Line.

FAYETTEVILLE. \. G.. Jan. lO.-Spe-
clal-On account OF a washout on the
Seaboard Air Line near Cameron, n. c.
the atlanta special and regular passen
ger trains will be run over the cape rear
and YadlCn Valley railway from Maxtoi,
to Sanford Heavy rains are reported
over the entire middle section OF the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11

rnere were no further disturbances
I'm 81. Johns yesterday. The Govern
ment ,s surveying certain sections o.
land preparatory to beginning new roads.
They also contemplate harbor Improve
ments of considerable magnitude They
are introducing proposals which will ef-
feet a saving OF $4,000, including tho
apnointment OF q commission to effect
reforms In every branch Of the public
service. ls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11

William Smith. an employe OF the Blu
reau OF Engraving and Printing, app
pointed from New Jersey, Was Iouhd
guilty at Washington. ID. G., yesterday
AFTERNOON. OF stealing 1000 two-cent
postage stamps from the bureau. The
Jury recommended the prisoner 10 the
mercy OF the court. The other men are
vet TO be tried FOR completely In tho
rabbery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
OBITUARY..
,,rss MI ANcHE RosENnoRF.

Miss Blanche Rosendorf. daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. ". j. and sister of Samuel
\ RosendOrf died yesterday at Boston,
Mass. aged seventeen.
GENERAL SIR JOHN sUMMFRFIKID HAWKINS.
LONDON, Jan. lo-Lieutenant-General
Sir John Summerfield Hawkins, X. X. ..
NJ. G., retired. is dead. He was born
i'm 1916. General Hawkins was the COM
missioner for marking out the boundary
between British and United states ter
ritories west of the Rocky mountains
from 1875 TO 1863, and was retired in
1881
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
sat,crwbite Wins the Second Game.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Jan. io.-waface.
OF Roanoke. and Satterwhite. OF Lynch
burg tonight played the second OF a
series OF pool games for the Champion
ship of Virginia. resulting In favor or
the latter by score Of 30 TO d. The
decisive game NH be played tomorrow
night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
,snator Chandler Rsnominlis'.

CONCORD. y. H. Jan. 1o.-rhe Re
publican joint legislative caucus Io-nlSht
10 succeed himself in the United states
Senate. on the first ballot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
COLUMBIA ATOLDPOINT.
THE ARMORED CRUISER JUST FROM
BLUEFIELDS.
The Baltimore Steamer Goes Ashore-The
Point Esveloped In Fog-& Ses-
mans Fssrfui Experience.

n FORT MONROE, VA, Jan. l0.-Spe-
cial.-For three days Old Point has beer
enveloped in fog. The old bell has near
ly spent itself and the fog horns sound
cracked. The Baltimore passenger steam
err went ashore In front of the Chamberlin
Hotel this morning, and was surprised at
herself. for it never happened before.
At O'Clock she was hauled off by the
New York and proceeded to Norfolk.
AS the big fog curtain rolled up the
was revealed at anchor in line with the
Hygeia. She seemed like a visitant from
the skies, for 10 one saw her steal IN
She simply burst upon our view, with
her four immense creamy smoke-stacks'
innumerabe yawning tunnels and brlst-
ling guns. She looms out OF the water
like three-story fortress. To some she
would seem top-heavy, until one tooh
in her grand proportions.
THE GIN OF THE OCEAN.
She tits back a little, raising her
prov In an inquiring manner. The enemy
will realize il when it meets her. OF all
the Warships ever in port here the En-
giish. Dutch Italian, or French, our Co
lumbia is indeed the gem OF the ocean"
A girl in a red silk waist went out in
the teeth of 81 ripping southwest gale
when she saw the ship, and hasn't
come in yet. The Columbia is just ar
ri~ad from Bluehelds. fresh from the
Nicaraguan troubles. The Minneapolis.
built upon nearly the same model, is
daily expected into Hampton Roads. \
number of naval cadets are on the lat
ter ship.
sEAMAN's TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Yesterday a large tramp steamer was
anchored where the Columbia now lies.
In letting go the anchor seaman was
caught in the anchor chain, wound up
In it, and carried through the hawser
hole. which was but seven inches IN
diameter Strange to say. the man was
not instantly killed and the tramp
steamed off TO the Marine Hospital at
Norfolk. The man cannot live.
ME. wrLMAS THERE.
Francis T. Welman, ex-Aesistant Dis
trlct Attorney of New York city, mas
been spending several days here with ms
wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
American Wives He'd the Seats o, HIM, ,

PARIS. Jan. ia reception TO tha
diplomatic corps was given at the Palais
dc rElysee this afternoon. Al the din
ner. which followed the reception The
wives OF the American and British Am
bassadors sat respectively on the right
and left OF the President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11

BEIIER WEATffEh ron R.CING
The Bookmakers Away a Head Of the
GAme az Nv NrIenns

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. lO.-The weather
has cleared off and every indication points
to a good day for to-morrow's racing.
The attendance was greater than any day
this week. and the betting was brisk and
lively I'm all the events. The running was
better than yesterday. though the track
was stu heavy, sticky ana DaSty from the
re ent rams There were thirteen book
makers on the track, and the business
done warrants them In staying out for
the winter meeting, as they are away
ahead of the game. Pcttingill had an
easy time With the starts. as every race
got Off without any preliminary bitches at
the post. Summaries:
First race-tivc-eighths Of a mile, sell
ing.-Mdquon Q0i, j. Hill, T. TO - hrst
Red Top second. Fabia third. Time.
l:l0 Ia
Second race-seyen-eighths of a mile.
selling. Lester H07, Sherrin, eyen) first.
Mariel second, Gray Duke third. Time.
Third race-fve-eighths of a mile..-Imp
TreVelyan Q02, Penn, 10 - iirst, Luke
Parks second, Bust Up third. Time
Fourth race khree-quarters Of a nile.
seing.-Adah l.. OU3, Cassin, 10 - first
Miss Mamie second. Yellow third. Time,
% 81.
Fifth race-three-auarters Of mile
selling. Charlie 3. dO6. j. Smith, - TO u
first, Twenty~Three second, Dr. Park
third. Time. In.
Winners st Alexander bland.
WASHINGTON. Jan. l0.-All the races
at the old Dominion track to-day were
run out of the chute. as IL was not con-
sidered safe Ia round the turns The last
two races were made five furlOngs. While
warming up this afternoon Lakeview
threw his rider but without serious re-
suits Summaries:
First race-four and half furlOnss
Reynard q to 100 first. Laughing Water
second, Larry x. third. Time, / 90 80
Second race-four and half furlougs.-
crab cider ZIG to II first. Wheeloski see
ond. Monte Carlo third. Time. 1902 81
TO 81 first, HIS Grace second Imp Bones
third Time, / 90 -.
Fourth receive furlongs. %
TO D hrst, Prince klamath second, Red
Star third. Time. 1901
Fifth race-fiye furlongs. Doc Birch
e IL TO - first, Gonzales second, Leuto
third. Time, l:l0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Rig Purchase OF Land.

CHARLOTTE. n. C.. Jan. lO.-A colony
Of thirty-fiye. from Michigan and Ohio.
has bought 25.Oo0 acres OF land IN BERTHE
county. this state. and VIII occupy VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
Eiss stsve aaou's Coaditiop.

AsHEvILLE. N. c.. Jan. l0.-There Is
no change In Miss stevenson's condi-
ton. It IL now believed that there u
no hope for her recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
d. WIT C. HAYS.

NEW YORK. Jan. l0-De witt 9.
Hays. treasurer OF the Stock EXch-nge
died last night Of bronchial pneumonia
after a weeks illness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11
WORK OF The FUSI0NTlS.
Preparing to Upset North Cardinals Eltc-
ton Laws and County Governments.
COY. CIRR'S MESSAGE TO Legislature
lie Speaks Plainly About Partisan Lsgii-
Istion-EncourSgipgF Financial Exhibit.
Senatorial Fight Growing Warm.

RALEIGH, Y. c., Jan. 1O.-Speciai'--
The Fusionists began active work to-day
in7the two houses Senator Menborne In
PRODUCED a bill which passed the Senate
repeating the act of the last Legislature
which amended the charter OF the far"-
ers' Alliance.
Grant and Patterson, Fusionists. were
sworn in as senator's from the Ninth dis-
trict to-day. the democratic senator's not
claiming their Geat5
The House was notified by the secre-
tsrv OF State that he fas ready 10 en-
hibit the bids fer the public printing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-11

In conclusion. the Governor says to the
LEGISLATURE THE past history OF clean.
successful State Government free from
reckless expenditures. honest In admins
tration and economical In expenditures is
behind you--a part Of the record OF the
party which now hands over to you the
future administration Of the State, so
far as It pertains TO expenditures and
economies" 49,,