Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-29
SENATE WENT WILD.
S,ensS on The Adoption Of the Cuban
BellisrsICy Resolutions.
,,ucn>rA WITH THE MAJORITY
The Resolutions Are concurrent
and Are Thus without the F"'ce
OF joint observation-disclosures
,..t lIopeIess-wnr Incident

,-.., oyer the Cuban resolutions INV
90. chairman HIT. Of the Commit
.- Foreign Relations. the senate
..u wilder. II possible. over similar
......rs which passed that body to-
... pr, vote OF 81 TO g. Both the var
senator's voted with the majority
i. ,ay .armaiive.
,... aas II the most exciting scenes
...,..--ci In the senate chamber
r.- ~ the Senate was thronged
....I.r. Of the House. who Hooked
hear the speeches and TO be
..., when vote was taken. All the
.....s were packed. and towards the
az t., proceedings the diplomatic
,a. also pretty well filled. All
..t.s were eloquent and fun OF
... f.-.or. and every sentimcht Ut
- .r behalf of struggling CUBA was
literally apmauet'. -. ,,.,t.,s. the
.......-. .errccating ali Appeals 70
......f ,r the cuban question: ne
...t ttere .,.s no reason why the Chi'ou
'. ..,.rI interfere ia the Cuban
,b.s. amy more than II shou,u ~
~ Armenia lie said the cuban
..,,.rts had done nothing 10 justify
'-..t-.r .f their belligerency By the
i.....f States. ana be believed that the
,-....r .rrlty iu the Cuban war was
,.... confined To- Spanish troops.
-.t. resolutions as passed are In concur
,.., f.-m. and have not the force OF
JOINT resolution. .
80 HOPE FOR HOGE
Obj. overwhelming vote I'm the House
Yesterday against Tarsney. OF missouri
1.r. asked for an extension or tlhe 10
&c.. t.-fiirouv In the contested-elecuou-
.. of Nanborn against Tarsney, estab-
r.r.l a precedent which ciectualiy as
,..s of the so-ca'led contest OF Mr.. D.
-.mpton Hoce against Representative !
D,ev. az the sixth Virginia District
&c. Uore also asks for time 10 IAN
..r...r dispositions in his case pul II =
., rs.lr that the Elections Committee
,n Id anything but report adversely
.r Mr. Hoce's petition for time, In the
,....f the action Yesterday. Mr.. Tarsney'
.i. had much stronger ground Tor ask
t.. tr time than did Mr.. Hoge. was uh-
...... and the contestant seated. Messrs.
...t.-I and Stroude. Of North Carolina
.t. with the minority. Mr. skinner,
r. other Populist. being absent ana
Iart. a.o>.,,
Co.,, p u. PretIow, OF Southampton
r...r Va. is in the city. registered at
o.. Metropolitan.
s.. ,ls virginia members OF the House
.r. .-.ally bon their seats except the Two
.t.,-t on account of Illness. or they are
. ..-r cali when a vote Is required.
Ir.r are working members. VINO are
. rtiye 10 their duties. and never fan
.. ...k otter the interests or their con
.-.f.tlt-. The same can be aid or the
r.rtr Carolina members, including the
rue Of Republicans ana Populisis.
ur Henry Schott and his bride, nee
r.Ia. OF Richmond. arrived here lasl
-..erf. on their wedding tour. and took
rooms al the Metropolitan Hotel TheY
,..r. met at the depot by resident lNCn-
roudC~s, and were warmly Weicohleu.
To-day they are taking i'm the sights az
-he Capitol. and viii probably remain IN
the citv a few days longer.
AIRS. Peyton Wise IS in the city, visiting
90 O7 Fifteenth street She was a visitor
.. the CAPITOL to-day and heard portion
70 tho. debate on the Cuban resolutions
.r the Senate.
Governor Culherson, Of Texas. who has
been here for several days. received quite
.u ovation from his numerous friends.
7r conversation with a newspaper-man
Who had been a Confederate soldier, ne
talked ~ the famous Texas brigade or
Hoods Division. Lees army, ana OF Gene
I'D Gregg, the commander. who was KILLED
.- fbe head OF the brigade In front OF
Richmond. in 1864 one Of the Virginia
fsftallons Of artillery came up 70 report
f4 Gregg. and there was an exchange
70 condiments between General Gregg
ar! the adjutant. Captain Pege
N,Cartv. Of the Virginia Battalion. said
OH. Admtant: General. we Will CON
slider our guns safe with the Texas BIZ
feIe" Said General Gregg: THE Texas
sr.gafe will always be glad 10 have a
,-.r.a battalion for their guardians.
The. the Texs skirmishers began 10
signal the bird-cals. as they were woht
20 OBJ. and the Adiutant remarked that
90 Was a curious thing for partridges TO
rl.u, on battlefield. The General
-a.3 Very quietly: Captain, II the IAN
rr.s come Notwithstanding to-day, the
Yankees win find that every partridge
iae 5'y Texas rifles"
POSTAL
s'G-ser-,a changes have been made
4s follows ln North Carolina:
Pike Q, qawnore. From March 3, 1895,
change service 10 embrace and end at
Nlrrors uniting Bowmore, decreasing
distance 2,- miles.
IN Virginia: Menla to Toches. From
March b l~6. increase service TO three
times q week Change schedule to Tues-
day. Thursday. and Saturday.
'mcrF thr fourth-class postmasters APP
pointed to-day were the following, IN
North Carolina; J. y. BizZall vice n. NJ
Hl'' lres.gueD. az Angle, Wayne county;
T. r. Benson vice J. w. Benson re-
..eran 40 Emerson. Bladen county; NJ
T. n .hoson vice r. \. Hooper ere
lsnavfrrs,.,r4 oh county
u.s. D. Strickland vice Mrs. s. Il. Park
.- Gesigned). AT Glenmore. Johnston
county. L. Il. Curter vice J. w. Wood
sr3 removed, al Ola Hundred, Rich
woui county; William Miller vice J.
- Peterson (removeD at Poplar,
Mitchell county; Miss Ruth Oden vice
f T Odell CremoveD at Rockwell.
rockingham county; and A. II. Cline
re" 70 G.. Beam GesigneD. at Stuobs'
Cleveland county.
ARRIVALS.
Among the hotel arrivals to-day were the
following:
Howard Housed r. Bowman. Rich
u.ri Va: H. r. Smith and wife. Rich
nL Va; G. =. Gibson, Upperviile,
Nat g. V. Clash. Richmond, Va; T.
H. Nelson. Virginia.
Naaonsl-C. l.. Kennard. Virginia; G.
E'snor5. - e. II. causey. Suffolk
V
N"~rolltan-w. T. Audrey, Charlotte,
y 20; 81. Briggs and G. Wright, Viz
gra.
fh- Raleigh-L II. Raney and wife.
'fF'nla r. l.. Courtney and wife, Rich
mond. Va.
81 James-C. Warrick. Richmond.
Va; W u. Burroughs. j. +. Cole. Nor
i9.k, Va; W. n. Heath, Norfolk.
va. u. Briggs, Richmond. Va: Mrs.
H. VI. Nelson and Miss c. Nelson, Vir-
tria: @. }. Meilin. Richmond. Va;
8. Cha. Df,h.,.,1s 1, NVtIec. u1