Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-25
STAY OF EXECUTION.
JOHN ANDERSEN GIVEN A NEW
LEASE OF LIFE.
NEW POSTMASTER At JUNIA.
The Negro Succeeded by a Miss Finch.
The Governor and His stan Pass
Through Neutrality-suspicious. Fede-
raj Capital Notes.

who killed the captain and mate OF tn
schooner Olive Picker rejected the ap
peal OF the governments counsel from
the decision Of Judge waddill, and or
dered that the case be argued by coun
sci on November the 7th. This order give:
Andersen a new lease Of life. Marsha
Treat, who would have had TO execute
Andersen on Friday next, and who came
here TO obtain the mandate Of the court
will return to Norfolk tomorrow, and
bring the prisoner before Judge Waddil
for action in conformity with the man
date of the Supreme Court. which will
be a stay Of execution until a further
order of the higher court is made
Marshal Treat also called at the Post
Office Department to-day, in company
with Edmund Parr, the Republican can
didate for Congress in the Fifth District,
and had a Miss Finch appointed in the
place of the negro Twyman. as postmas-
ter at Junta, In Franklin county, ivy
man having resigned the position, which
only pays SIS per year. Mr. Parr dis
claims having had anything to do with
the appointment of the negro, and Mr..
Treat endorsed him, without knowing
anything as to his race or color.
WEISIGER-RUSSEL ROW.
Marshal Treat, who is an active politi-
clan, also called on Chairman Babcock
Of the Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee, with reference TO the
muddle in the Third District, where
| Postmaster Weisger and ex-Postmaster
| Otis Russell are candidates against Con-
| gresham Lamb 1t is confidently eX
| pected that Candidate Weisger will be
| recognized by the committee as the regu-
lar Republican nominee in the Third Dis
| trict
Colonel James d. Brady arrived here
| this evening on business with the Inter-
| nal-Revenue Department.
| Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
| Bristow will return from his vacation to-
morrow, when it is expected quite
| number OF fourth-class pOstmasters in
| Virginia will be appointed.
GOVERNOR TYLER AND STAFF.
Governor Tyler and his stan passed
| through to-day in a special car, on their
| way TO the Peace jubilee at Philadelphia.
| Colonel and Mrs. Cowardin were met at
| the Baltimore and Potomac station by
Messrs. James and Charles COwardin,
students at Georgetown University.
There were quite a number OF other
Nirginians present TO greet the Gov
ernor and his aides.
There are a large number OF Mosby's
men here on their way TO the annual re-
union at Manassas, among them Mr.. II.
c. Jordan and others, from Richmond.
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
The news from North Carolina is to the |
effect that the negro outbreak in Robson |
county has had the effect of arousng the |
entire white population of the State. |
xtrf# !. tIr, ..rrF.r
master Chadbourne. Of Wilmington, II is |
believed it will have the effect Of uniting
the Democrats and Populists despite any
fusion bargain the Republican leaders
may have made with the latter, and will
result in the overthrow OF the present
unbearable county government system.
The negro riot and uprising al Harpers-
Vile, Miss, intenshes the feeling be-
tween the races in North Carolina, and
will help TO force every white man TO
cast his vote for the Democratic candi-
dates and save the State from negro
domination. Leaders at Democratic head
quarters have every reason TO believe that
the Old North State will be redeemed in
the November elections, and Butler and
his Republican allies given such rebuke
as Will consgn them to political oblivion.
THE VIRGINIA OUTLOOK.
Information here from Virginia is most
and indicates a full Demo-
cratic delegation in the next Congress
1.-THE Ninth District" said a Southwest
ern Republican, who is opposed TO the
reelection of General Walker. lis con-
ceded by some who are not posted TO tha
Those of our party VINO
are well Informed say 1t is doubtful.
Rhea's friends claim the district, and are
willing TO bet on the result. The last
g.. q IL
er's friends is, that IN their opinion. Re
will be elected by 500 majority. That
calculation gives him Washington county
by 300 majority and like mistakes as 10
the result In other counties. Even that,
however, IL will be seen, admits a loss OF
over fifteen hundred in the district since
his election by 20SO majority, and is a
sure criterion that The current Is against
him, and he is unable to arrest it. Some {
If his most active and efficient opponents !
ire within his own party, and many of
hem long since predicted his defeat, and '
ire determined TO make that prediction G
rue. His own political sins and his Vul- l
lerable political record are constantly Q
icing quoted against him, but the re- /
usal of the State Republican Committee e
o replace him on the Executive Commit 3
ee is used effectively, It being regarded 2
IS evidence Of his waning fortunes, and v
ot having the confidence of the party n
saders. The most conservative estimate Il
iaces Rhea's majority in the district a. 5
900; other say over 5000 His strength Is /
Increasing every day. Walker and Walk. '
rism will soon be a thing Of the past" y
AFTER HANNA FUNDS. n
Republican Candidate L. Parr and ex- d
Congressman John Il. Brown, whom n
arr defeated for the nomination in the a
fifth District, are in the city, stopping b
I the Hotel Johnson, presumably TO en- s.
eavor 10 squeeze some campaign funds m
lt Of the Republican Committee. II is z;
lfe to say they will not get any, FOR the c;
JASON that Hanna needs all the money %
. has for use in the North and West. 10
ARMY ORDERS. fl
acting Assistant-Surgeon Arthur JORDAN, 80
nited States army. has been ordered 10 -,
port TO the chief mastering officer in =,
edmond for duty in connection with ~
e mastering out OF Virginia volunteers. ss
First-Lieutenant j. X. Van Ness. First ,o
orth Carolina Infantry. has resigned wi
ID been honorably discharged. al
MRS GILLS EXCURSION. ch
Mrs. Gilps excursion, with her orphan Al
holars, filling some four passenger-cars m'
rived here this evening, and are stop as
lg at the Metropolitan and other no. ce'
S. They will remain for a day or two ia
ht-seeing. an
PERSONAL. s1i
}. A. Richie Richmond; K. A. Robert 80
l, Norfolk, Va.-NatiCnal. y
!. c. Gates and wife. North Carolina; ,h-
Il. Minter. Charlotte, n. c.; +. M. a.
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