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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
NEGRo EscarnD FRou THE NOR.
He Was Eecaptared Later and Was Rid
9fe1 with Ruck~lot.

ITATTlESBURG, MISS. July &.-The
negro Tom Johnson, after being taken
from Jail at this place Wednesday night
bv 4 mob o. determined men, mado HIS cs-
cape right in the heart Of the residences.
The entire day was devoted 70 his re-.
capture. which was accomplished ~ 4
o'clork last evening. the band of men
heinr completely worn ont for lack OF
sleep or rest. They spent the night last
ni4ht with their prisoner within three
miles of Hattiosburg. and at O'Clock
This morning started with their prisoner
10 the Hatfield place. six miles in the
country. which place they reached az 10
O'Clock this morning. He was taken before
the wounded woman, and after being
Identified made full confession.
lie was then taken out in the woods,
and in the presence OF an immense crowd,
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, his body was
riddlei with buckshOt lie implicated no
one else. but said he alone committed he
deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
NEw Horn4 ron ohD roJNr
New Iors HiiIionaires win Erect Il Mag
nificent Building.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Theodore a.
Havemeyer, the sugar rehner, yesterday
confirmed the report that he was imam
cfaliy interested in the erection Of
large hotel al old Point Comfort, which
VII be run under the management OF
John Chamberlain. the wcll-knOwn wash
iugtOn hotel man.
The building Of the hotel has hung IRE
Tor seven years. owing 10 financial trou-
bles. IL IS now understood that enough
money has been raised 10 complete it.
and II will be finished in November.
Besides Havemeyer, It IS reported that
George NJ. Pullman. G. p. Hungtinton.
and !. f. Morgan also hold interests tn
the enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27

More, Perhaps, for BILL Keep Coming In.
S,O3 for the Jury's Drives.

NEW YORK, July q t-'OmpfrOIIer
Fitch continues to receive bills incurred
I'm the prosecution Of ex-Inspector Me
Laughnn. So far the bills amount 10 ove-
S26.0J, and there are more 20 come. les-
terday the Comptroller received The nill
f,om a livery stabie-keeper Tor taking
tho jurors out to drive The bill Ia for
S703 which the Comptroller thinks rather
stcep. Every carriage was charged for
at the rate Of 8 for the afternoon. As
Judge Barrett has approved the bilis,
they will have 10 De paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
BFID ON HER BJfIfIE.
weak Lungs ard over-Etertion Killed
Miss Sickelr.

ROCHESTER,, July 2.-Niss Ellen H..
Slekels was bicycle-riling yeater1ay win
y. j.. S0uthWick. Suddenly she called 20
her companion to help her. He caught
her iust as she was falling or her wheel.
She died IN his arms.
Miss Sickeia has been ~ ffering from
bronchial affection for some time, AMI
me weak condition OF her lungs brought
on a hemOrrhage-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, July $.-rom
cbarkev Champion Of the Am ,ficaD nav,
krrcked out Billy Smith, 0f Ausii ana. in
seven rounds before tne ,o'"a a,tietc
asfnessed the mill. which was fierce Erons
..rf y Nn.sh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
AuURDERER's FlscINirioy.
He Was Unable to Keep Away From the
Scene of His Crime.

c.try OF arEXICO. July 2,.-Jesus
rharrar SLAYER OF Pedro Menoza, is under
arrest The deed was committed last Sat
urddy. -. a., ,to - .ho
o,,ant vent daily against his viii to the
,,ace of the tragedy, gave glance OF
bnrror at the ground. and then would
20 on his way sadly and thoughtiuiiy-
rected suspicion to himself ard caused his
arrost-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27

OfLegislntive Candidates Heard From He
Has q Majority.


LOUISVILLE. July Ex-senator Black
burn has been claiming all along that
he will win his race for reelection TO
the Senate. and figures published yester-
dag morning by the Courier-Journal SHOW
there is strong probability that he VIII.
Nominations for the Legislature are now
being made. and, while majority OF the
candidates refuse to state their prefer
encos tho silver Senator has a decided
majority Of those who are willing 10 tel
how they stand.
districts. and OF these i3 Senate ana 40
REPRESENTATIVE candidates have been
heard from. Five OF the Senate canai-
dates and eighteen Representatives, de-
clare for Blackburn, against two sem
ators and three representatives, FOR Buck
uer and six representatives fOr Me-
Creary. There is a majority Of sound
money candidates. many OF whom ate
supporting Blackburn. By far the great
er portion refuse TO state their leaning
I'm either the Senate or money neht ana
a sound-money candidate may beat Black
burn vet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
Tn lnn.trurt lrnnelnd,

cHRisTIANIA. July 2b.-'he Storthing
last night adopted the proposal OF the
military company fol am extra grant OF
r. 10000 kroner for the use oi tnr , nofe.
.innirt sfrnfton. OF this sum, >."".nVJ
Kroner is to De devoted 20 the coAstrne-
ton OF two lron-ciads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
NO MORE SEED Fsom w.,snINGroN.
The Secretary of Agriculture Has Abolish
ed the seed Division Of His Department.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July @.-secre-
tary Morton's an,agonism 10 the exist
ence Of the seed division OF the Agricul-
tural Department. reached its logical con-
clusion to-day, I'm ana order abolisning the
division 90 take effect October lst ar
date ". r.. Fagiu. chief of division, hy
the same order is directed 10 have it's
work wound up.
The ahOlishlng Of the seed DIVISION VIII
+rro,c ONT of euployomout ten people, ue-
sides the chief. ana will result In de-
priving fully $50 more OF occupation dur
Ing the busy soasOn-the winter months
when IL Is customary 10 send ont tne
bulk OF the seeds The chief has a salary
OF 5000 "a year. 49,, .
There ar5 two clerks az N,9o ana
eight al $50. The extra lor'e cinp'os w. y,
fn the winter season is paid az the rate
of $50 per day. n, ,...
II Is probable that Alr. Iagin VIII oe
arnointed 10 another branch or lhe s,l
~ arfer his resignation as chief OF the
seed division takes enecL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
oARDINan GIBBONS ANNorED.
False and Misleading Reports of His In
tcryicwS with the Pope.

tcryiews with the Pope.
ROME. July 26.-The Osseryatore Ho-
mano prints q letter written by Cardinal
Gibbons. of Baltimcre. 10 Cardinal Rant
rolla. Papal Secretary Of State. In which
the writer expresses ms annoyance anu
irdignatlon al seeing certain American
Journals print false and misleading ac-
counts Of his interviews with The Pope.
These reports. be says, represent him
as desiring 10 influence the Vatican
against Archbishop lreands school sys-
tom. whereas. the Cardinal declares, he
has never c0nvcrsod with His Holiness
on that subject.
Cardinal Gibbons informs Cardinal
Ramp0lla thar be Is especially annoyed
by the false statements contained ln the
reports he complained OF that be had
been and IS opposed 20 the Apostolic Dele
gate in the United States. the truth be-
Ing tbat he had been a faithful friend
ana an ardent defender Of Mgr. satoln
since that prelate's arrival in the United
States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
New, s,amp-canceliug Machines.

WASHINGTON, July 8.-First AS
sfstant Postniaster-e;eReral Jones has
awarded a contract to the Barry cancel
fng-Machine Company, OF Rochester. y.
y for one hundred machines Tor ,use i'
fha larger pcst-oiisces OF the COUNTY,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
wrArHEIi rnnrcA.r.

WASHINGTON. u. C., July S.-For
Virginia. North and s0uth tar0hnt' fasf'
slirhtlv warmer: southeFly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

Following was the range OF the Their
mometer at The Times Office yesterday:
. A. n.. "a; II NJ. n: 7 NJ. y; d
p. NJ. ii: z. NJ. ~. m!daShI ~
Average. II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
JAPAN no INCREASE HER yfyY.

Firms Nav Get some of the Contracts.
WASHINGTON. July &.-It Is said
that the Japanese government VIII be In
no haste 10 add to It's naval strength. 1t
is not doubted that large additions Will
be made to the Japanese navy "lthln the
next few years. but private adyiccs from
Yokohama indicate that the Emperor Will
use great deiberation in the purchase
Of sn.os.. 10 occasion exists ~ vre2ent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27

H ID.
N.ll a.t iNaI' "'''' - ,
froIt many came carly So rs I'D -'
. qr..... ..f., ..rro late lal 90 stand,
f'H. .. .t... oroeinc
l.t they remained IIInNa ''"' ''
,...r....f nr ffr Thorn.
.. r....... e.f irfo the Corporation
''".' .t....... en- his
C..rl-ro.m and uHru4 sHpp''
,..r..nnIr .n the bench before the doors
,..-. thrown omen to the general public.
.1... r.4 t.. balls of iustice de-
d. NiA N'' ""' $500 - t.,.o
...t.i for great many people Nt+f nave
.. ......,.. e, v.oU understood and
81. r. ..,rsae taritor. and
OPP i'.i''' "f '
thus got la early and got seats.
,.... Cannon oorrtr' has rrver been neg
. .t. ,,,-
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e..'..'. ,,..'... s,,..h Some Of his SEM
'"i'".' ,...+
n+.r.+.-. hrf n ..Il tie crowd. nclud-
inr tne preachers.
Ine lrv Wf.. nromY'-3ot % me hDtl
llentl behind l.ls morning.
Mr Atfel o. nrm' on a..o"ii' "1 '..ii ''i
continued luiisiue'.Nu 10 AIT. i'itI''.4
Wake. senior counsel for iae piaHliN'
uas elected last nIENt to make the clos-
lne argument hc came in early, ana
Win n.m ID Naaun-i0li 1f books and pa
rDr. iie W4s armed for tar last sifHAsie
f... f4mul. case. WlI.I lts contrib
uraI uI..n toward placing hiu ol tle top
i.U. oL tIt ladder ui Same Iu Noriolk.
Usually peasant and prompt to greet
everybody n.tl a smile aa Nlus0ne ass "a
woman s Air Thorn WAS as erim this
mHInln. a- an old Roman llaaiator is
supposed Go have been when about 10
D..tte lu combat tlc end oi Mhlch
ltaNl lte VI tcat- FOR ninI. Af. ihom
Hae polite, D4t Doe stopped Ilsut tncfc.
There was Cd lghl iu bis eye that said
palmer than WUr.a- "l am very busy
n0W, done bother me, please
MI. luou's AaLl sllicH.
~. IAem N'etA ai iv'i' as loiio"s.
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a. I.0.r unuu ff. case. lad la.n the
leli tf uMch DIS associates were in
iareo rea-Ir. euia.d and if nainal Nh.
Speaker mat Ar Aa4 oetH STRICKEN down
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27

Tho jury took tho case at LIS y. NJ.
and al -Ip came IN and asked for an
hour recess. which the. Judge granted.
AT o'clock the jury again came into
court ana asked to be adjourned over
until tomorrow. which the Court or
dcred
The impression prevails that the jury
viii reach verdict tomorrow. Several
polls were taken. but the result Is purely
speculative as nothing can be learned
from any member of the body, and
deputy sorsoants were not allowed I'm
the room while the voting was in pro-
gress, even Il they were disposed 10
talk.
All sor,s Of rumors are afioat as to the
standing OF the jury and the nearest
approach that can be made 20 a conserva-
tive estimate IS. for verdict OF $4,000
for Mr.. Massey six for costs. and three
opposed 10 giving him anything.
The Jurymen after leaving the court
house al Z o'clock, hustled Off home to
Keep from being glied with questions they
did not wish TO answer.
MN. MafsSy srRFNH AND roPrrrr.
The friends OF tho Pilot and Mr.. Massey
are gathered IN little knots tonight ON
the slIeet corne.s. in the hotel lobbXs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
The JURY FAILED TO AGREE.
Several Polls Taken Without Result ID
the Ea;Sy Suit.
! VERDICT AAY Be REACHED TODAY

The sury Probably Stands Three Tor p "''
ycrd,c, of $4,000. 81, for Costs only
and Two Against amy Damage M''
Thorn Closes the Argument LOT
tho Fisiuin. in which "o
ltandica Capt Wise with
Glove. or -- intcuso
Interest in the
Outcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-27
a.n. MAssrY's AccouNrs.

Mr. Thorn again called the attention OF
the jury 10 the inaccuracies OF the state
menis of counsel Coming TO the matter
OF Mr. Massey's accoi nts. he begged the
iurf 90 remember that Mr. Massey. upon
book. nad expressly stated that he did
mot claim that book ~ be correct; that
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-01-02

Sec In such action the court of chancy if in session.
the parties interested such nuisance in the estate
where such nuisance is maintained said court chancellor
order grant temporary injunction without bond if it be
made appear satisfaction of said court chancellor by
adav otherwise said chancellor may direct thu
such nuisance actually exists is being maintained and when the
continued the instance of the defendant temporary
Injunction shall be issued matter Of course.
SEC of the violation of injunction granted in
action the court Of chancey in vacation, chancellor
shall have power and summary punish the person persons
guilty thereof required by the first section of this act
Such SUITS actions and proceedings shall be entered
conducted heard determined in accordance with the usual
proceedings said court shall take precedence
causes and the shall neither direct permit the
prosecuting officer to discontinue such grant contnu
therein except for stated open and where the
purposes of justice clearly require it.
SEC Evidence of the general reputation of the place in
question shall be admissible for proving existence
of such nuisance and evidence that Intoxicating liquor found
such place shall be pesumpve evidence that it kept for
unlawful SALE gift or distribution.
Approved November ~, 1894
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40. 70-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION THREE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED THIRTEEN OF THE
REVISED LAWS RELATING TO THE PUNISHMENT
OF PERSONS FOUND INTOXICATED.
IS hereby enacted By tie General assembly Of the State Of
pcntoHt:
Section 1913 of Revised Laws amended by Sec
ton of No Al Of the Laws of 1885, amended read
follows
When person convicted of the crime Of being found ntox
Gated before whom the conviction had may its dis
creon payment of the taxable costs by the respondent remit
the fine in whole part the collection of the
and the execution of the of imprisonment either of
these definite time exceeding years. be fixed the
record If within such time the court considers that the public
good the interest the respondent requires mmus may
be issued for the commitment of such respondent.
SEC g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 26, 1894.
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NO. 69.--AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION THREE THOU
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED TWELVE OF THE RE-
VISED LAWS, AS AMENDED BY NUMBER THIRTY
SIX, ACTS OF 1883. W S.. SECTION FOUR THOU
SAND THREE HUNDRED THIRTY FOUR)
hereby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
Section 1912, of the Revised Laws amended by
No &c. Acts 1885, hereby amended read follows
person found intoxicated he SHALL the first conviction
thereof fine of five dollars the State with of prosecu
tom with alternative sentence of not less than ten
than twenty days imprisonment the JAIL said fine
and costs shall not be paid in hours second
vicon, fine of ten dollars with costs of prosecutions with
alternative sentence Of less than than thirty days
imprisonment in the county jail said fine and shall
not be paid hours the third and each subsequent
conviction, fine Of not less than twenty than fifty
dollars with cost of prosecution with alternative sentence
less than sixty than hundred days imprisonment in
the Of correction said fine and shall be paid
in twenyour hours Provided the prosecution be commenced
within thirty days after the offence committed In prosecutions
under this section the prosecuting officers shall aege in the
pant information Indictment known prior convictions under
this section the number of two and trial shall make proof
of the and wfu failure to do, shall be liable
the provisions Of and the penalty prescribed by section $685.
the Revised Laws.
Approved November 21, 1894.
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No. 72-AN ACT RELATING TO THE MANAGEMENT OF
TOWN LIQUOR AGENCIES, AND THE DUTIES OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
hereby enacted BY the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
If upon the annual settlement of the account of
city liquor agency by the auditors there found balance
in of ten cent of the total
sales liquor the year. such shall be paid into the State
treasury by said town or CITY,
SEQ 3 1t shall be the duty the auditors to report within
days after making settlement of town city liquor agency
account the State the standing of such account
SEC g. Upon written application signed by ten legal voters
any city stating that they have reason to believe that
certain liquors sold the liquor agency their town city
impure unfit for medicinal the county commissioner shall
the liquors complained of to be examined BY competent
chemist of such town city, and found impure
and unfit for medicinal u said commissioner shall prohibit the
further sale of said liquors.
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No. 7S.-AN ACT IN AMENDMENT OF AND IN
ADDITION TO SECTION ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY-EIGHT OF THE REVISED LAWS. CV S.
CHAPTER TWENTY SECTION TWO HUNDRED
AND EIGHTY
is hereby enacted By tie General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION T. Section 14S of the Revised Laws is hereby
amended read follows:
he governor may employ counsel in behalf of the when
in his Judgment the protection of the rights of the state
demands it and he may employ stenographer assist him in
his official correspondence whenever he considers necessary"
SEC g This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November 49, 1894
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No. 76.-AN ACT AUTH ORIZING SEARCH FOR AND
PURSUIT OF CRIMINALS.
Ae,eby enacted By the General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Whenever crime is committed by person
unknown punishable by Imprisonment the State prison.
the States attorney for the county which such crime would be
punishable may direct sheriff constable search
pursue said criminal criminals and sheriff constable
acting under such direction shall two dollars per and
necessary expenses the time actually spent such
pursuit. provided however, that such direction by the
attorney shall authorize total expense
dollars. The such officer shall
verified by oath and shall be approved and certified by the States
attorney of the judges of the County Court and
State auditor shall audit the and shall draw order
officer the State treasurer for the allowed
SEC g. This act shall take effect December l, 1894.
Approved November ~, 1894.
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No. s0--AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION SIXTEEN, OF
ACT NUMBER FIFTYSIX OF THE SESSION
LAWS OF 1892, IN RELATION TO THE COMPEN
SATION OF ROAD COMMISSIONER
hereby enacted BY tho General assembly Of tho State Of
Vermont:
SECTION l. Section 49, of Act No So of the Session Laws OF
1892, is hereby amended to read as follows
The compensation to be paid the road commissioner shall be
fixed in each town by the seecmen not less than two
dollars per day for time actually spent and shall be paid ont Of
the highway fund.
Approved November 81 1894.
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No. 13.--AN ACT GIVING JURISDICTION FOR THE SER
VICE OF CRIMINAL PROCESS UNDER CERTAIN
CONDITIONS TO OFFICERS OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
II IS hereby enacted by tie General assembly 2Me State Of
Vermont:
SECTION Jurisdiction to criminal process reurnabe
court in the Commonwealth Massachusetts, given
officers who by the laws of such commonwealth may
building situated partly in such Commonwealth
partly in the State of Vermont.
SEC g. This act shall take effect when the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts has given like jurisdiction process
eturnabe in Vermont similar officers in this State
Approved November 26, 1894.
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No. 74.-AN ACT RELATING TO SPECIAL PROSECUTORS
AND IN AMENDMENT OF SECTION ONE, OF NO
ONE HUNDRED TWELVE OF THE LAWS OF 1884
hereby enacted By the General assembly ofe State of
Vermont:
SECTION Section of No. 49, of the Laws of 1884 hereby
amended read follows:
When twenty legal voters in town city present
the Governor petition in writing, verified by the oahs of the
gne setting forth that the criminal laws Of the not
properly enforced such town by Of the neglect
netcency of local prosecuting officers and praying for the
appointment of special prosecutors the Governor may his
discretion forthwith appoint udiclous legal
Of said city special of criminal offences
within the city, and commissions persons
appointed which shall expire at the end of his gubernatoa
when in his discretion may revoke such commission
Approved November 49, 1894.
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No. 7l.-AN ACT TO REPEAL NUMBER SEVENTY NINE
OF THE ACTS OF 1892. (V. S., SECTION FOUR THOU
SAND FOUR HUNDRED THREE, AS PROPOSED),
RELATING TO THE PAYMENT OF THE MOIETY
IN CERTAIN LIQUOR CASES
hereby enacted by The General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont:
SECTION /. Number of the Acts of 1892 V S., Section
proposed relating the payment of the moiety certain
liquor cases, is hereby repealed
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 20, 1894.
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ton and apprehension of criminal and the collection Of evi
dence 70 the conviction of accused of crime
SEQ g The governor may in his discretion grant such app
cation and in doing shall fix the maximum limit of expense
authorized in the particular
SEC The states attorney shall present to the governor
approval emized statement of his expenses incurred the
employment of such detective SERVICE and approval of the
governor the state auditor shall draw order on the state
treasurer in favor of the states attorney for the amount
Approved November 49, 1894.
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No. TAN ACT AUTHORIZING STATES ATTOR
NEYS TO EMPLOY DETECTIVE SERVICE IN
CERTAIN CASES.
is hereby enacted By tie General assembly Of the State Of
Vermont
SECTION l. states attorney may, when in his Judgment the
public good requires it, apply the for leave to e
po detective service at the expense of the State In the deec