The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-12
At THE CAPITAL OF VIRGINIA
Many Matters of Interest to All
Good Citizens.
BAD NEWS FOR OFFICE "INS.m
Remarkable Restoration of a Lady.
Gen. Phillips Staff and Other Off,
GERS Commissioned. Death
From the Gasolene ExpIo.
sion. Terry's Arrest.
Special Dispatch to The virginian.

RICHMOND, Va, March 11.-For
sometime past there has been much
written in tho newspapers about the
civil service rules being extended to the
Internal Revenue Service. 1t will no
doubt BIO unpleasant news TO tho "ins"
to hear that this will not be done. /
learn this from q gentleman who is in n
position to know something OF the
plans OF tho administration. Collector
Ryan when seen to-day admitted that
he had henrd this report, but he did
not care to discuss it.
George Il. Terry. the King William
farmer and lumbermnn, for whom n
warrant was issued Friday charging
him with uttering forged orders upon
the Commonwealth. is now in tho
custody of tho officers here. On Satur-
day he surrendered himself. Yesterday
morning Terry gave himself up at the
Second police station. He was before
the Police Justice to-day aud the case
was continued. Terry asserts his limo.
cence MIR. George 2. Haw. of Han.
over. is his counsel. He enys ho had
no idea OF evading the Richmond off.
Gers. 1t was expected that an effort
would be made to day to secure bail for
Taylor, but il was not. Both men are
AOW 4 tuc CitT JUL. IL Is EAU tuHt tl6
Auditing Department claims that laws
are hacking in reference to the proper
eertiticnti0n Of claims, and the subject
will attract some attention OF tho next
session OF the Legislature. The evi.
denee in the Taylor case brought out
facts that one Of the orders houored
purported ts be certified by q person
as deputy clerk who has never filled the
position and is not known to the Clerk
of the Court.
Hon. j. N. Stubbs. of Gloucester,
chairman of the Committee on History
Of the Grand Camp Of Confederate
Veterans, is here. lie snys n number
OF persona. among then Rev. DR.. j.
WiflianisJoues.. Mr.. John w. H. Porter
aud Gen. marcus Wright, are writing
South histories, which the committee
may examine and approve later Oh.
There is no longer my doubt that
the man Who was found nearly dead in
n freight cur here on Saturday and
who died that night is Carey L. Ar
thur, OF Ohio. 1t 10 thought that he
vas locked in the car at Baltimore
and that he Lad been in there several
days.
There has been one death from the
effects Of the gasoline explosion here
on Saturday at the house of q colorcd
man named Wood on North First
street. The fret victim is Woods b
year old child. His baby will also die.
News has been received here Of u
case of remarkable restoration 10 life
III Eastern Virginia, near Belle Haven.
y lady was given up for dead and
preparations were being made for
ehroudlng her, when n physician from
Newport Nows, who had been attend.
ing her. injected some kind of fluid, OF
which arsenic was one of the ingre.
dionts, into her body. presumably to
preserve the remains. Almost instantly
there were signs Of returning life. In
a day or two the lady was able to
recognize her friende. and now it is
thought she will The name
of the Indy could be learned, but the
facts here given came from n reliable
source.
10 day Gov. O'Ferrall issued com
missions to the members of Gen. Phil.
lips staff aud to the following other
officers: Otto Bendewald. first lieuten.
ant aud assistant surgeon, Third Bat.
talion OF Artillery; Ira &. Wilkersou,
fist lieutenant and quartermaster,
Third Battalion; S. s. Armstrong, Jr.,
first lieutenant Gnd comm:ssnry, Third
Battalion; Charles Burkert, second lieu
tenant, Company G, First Regiment OF
Infantry; Robert a. johnson. second
lieutenant. Company A. First Battalion
of Infantry; a. A. Bilisoly. captuin and
surgeon, Third Battalion Infantry; q.
NJ. Reynolds, captain and udjutant,
Third Battalion; George a.. Brooks,
captain, Company a, Third Battalion:
Robert W. Webb, first lieutenant and
chaplain, Third Battalion; Ii. :. Epps,
second lieutenant. Battery b. First
Battalion Artillery; a. q. Eppes, first
lieutenant Company a, Third Bat.
TALON.
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