Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-09
WISE AGAINST YOUNG
RECORD RECEIVED FROM THE
PUBLIC PRINTER.
THE TRORP EPES CONTEST.
Printing I'm This Case Has Been De-
gun-BiIls Introduced by Senator
DnnieI-Groner for % Consuishlp-
Carroll Charges.
Carroll Charges.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June S-(Spe-
cial.)-The record in the contested cleo
ton case of Wise against Young. from
the Second Virginia District. has been
received by the Clerk of the House from
the Public Printer. 1t is now complete,
with the exception OF the index. which
Is being rapidly compiled. The latter
will contain over 500 names.
The printing in the Thorp-Epes case
has been begun.
Senator Daniel to-day introduced the
following:
Bill for the relief of Thomas ID. Gold
administrator of Zebedee Gray of Clarke
county, in the sum of sl,lOo. for stores
and supplies taken by Federal troops
| during the late war.
Also, bill for the relief of the helrs-at-
law Of Major Tarleton Woodson, de-
ceased, In accordance with the findings
of the Court OF Claims authorizing them
to be paid the sum of $500, for his last
years service in the military establish
ment of the government during the
Revolutionary war.
Also, a petition from citizens Of Pu-
laski county, praying for more strin-
gent immigration law.
CALL OK HOBART.
General v. ID. Groner. of Norfolk. ac-
companied by Colonel James d. Brady.
was among the Capitol visitors to-day.
They paid a complimentary visit TO Vice
President Hobart, who entertained them
in the Vice-President's room of the
Senate chamber.
General Groner's friends are actively
urging him for European consulate,
for which he IL well endorsed.
Observation-Disclosures Park Agnew was at
the Treasury Department again to-day,
on business with the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue. His recent appointment
of ten special or emergency deputies. to
serve thirty days has been approved by
the department. 1t has been the gene
raj custom in making appointments OF
this character TO select men from the
various portions OF the Collectors terri
tory, and MIR. Agnew has adhered TO
that custom. Each congressional dis
trict in his revenue district has been
recognized. his home district, the Eighth.
naturally receiving the lions share. The
counties of Stafford and King George
are not under his supervision, and
Orange county was rendered an appoint
ment. but declined II.
Representative Linney. OF North Caro-
lima. who called at the Department Of
Justice yesterday with Mr.. James G.
jenkins. Of Georgia an asprant for a
position under the department reminded |
the Attorney General that Mr.. Jenkins |
was a law graduate OF Columbian Uni !
vorsity, of this city, and also of Prince |
ton. which Is more said Judge Linney,
than Gn be said of the President and 1
his whole Cabinet. as only two OF them |
arc college graduates from any insti- |
tuition.
THE CARROLL CASE.
Ex-Representative Woodland Is here as |
the attorney OF United States Marshal |
Carroll. Eastern District of North Caro-
lima. All the papers and charges in the
case were turned over TO him by Solicit
toT-General Conrad to-day. After a care
full scrutiny of the charges. he said to-
night that nearly all Of them are trivial.
and that they will be fully explained
and refuted Marshal Carroll leaves to-
night for Raleigh, expecting to return
next week. fully prepared to vindicate
himself.
Senator Pritchard Of North Carolina,
is credited here with the restoration of
the House duties on white pine and rice,
ley rates on tobacco will be restored
when the schedule is reached As the
sole Republican representative Of the en-
tire South in the Senate, he has labored
I'm the interest of Industrial
development in the -material-produc
ing Southern States, from the Republi-
can standpoint
The following fourth-class postmasters
for North Carolina We're appointed to-
lay: Day Book. Yancey county. s. L.
Ray vice NJ. a. Houng removed Eure,
Gates county. r.. c. FELTON,. vice Ma
haniel Eure, removed: GraVelhill |
Bladen county. Isaac Murphy, vice T.. S
resigned; McLeansyille, Gull
ord county, A. NJ. Rumley, vice A.
T. Gilmore. removed; Judson Swain !
ounty ~ j. Howard vice c. c. Bryson.
emoved.
The following patents were issued to-
lay: Simon A. Lewis. Hlllsboro n. c..
nimal trap; James Richardson, Farm
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