The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-06-01


that county strange negroes, and some who
haveescaped from Jail, and who have been
tried once for a murder just as foul and We
ny much similar to that Of senator Ste
phcns. More anon.
QUAcKs.
A crowd Of little negroes and big niggers,
white men and roundclsn gathered
around d two horse ph@ton this evening
that was out IN the middle OF thestreet, and
in which fellow was seated picking the
banjo. Heplaycd andsung "0ldJoe Kick
ing up behind and BEFORE and also the
"Grecian Bender, (which, brought down
the house in way of Afrie gufIilas and hoo
sier applause. And then nice looking
chap mounted hestand and made aspecch
protesting 70 cure all men Of all diseases
which the crowd no doubt believed and
spent their money according. Such is the
foolishness of crowd of men-and all
crowds are fools, forthe minute.
Bill. HALL
Bill Hall, the Niger who attacked doc
tor Montgomery, Is in jail here; we have
seen him and talked with him. Bill says
he got out Tuesday night. that Scott fur
nishcd them a pice Of Keeper Tuesday
morning and they used It. Lutterloh was
the chief engineer. Hesiug the hole, and
managed the pints he'salong headed dar-
key, said Bill. Bill says he left the six
niggers at the bridgeand he turned around
and come back and went to his old mag
tors, Lambert Halls. Heis certainly safe
now.
DANvILLE-TIIE ELEcTIoN--ATTAcK on A
EDITOR
Theelection passed of quietly. The ne
groes aud whites voting in the best Of hui
NOR. DIR. II. w. Cole as cleverand noble
soul as ever breathed the breath OF life
beat Shnmalser, radical, eight votes for
mayor. The negroes deserve much credit
for the nominations on their ticket. They
were mostly made up Of good and reliable
white men. Many Of them were elected.
This morning saturdays p. Boul-
din, Editor Of the Times, was coming down
street in company with some gentlemen,
Mr.. Parkinson, Baker here, ran across to
him and struck him blow with his fist. 1t
didn't hurt much. Bouldin turned and
struck az him with IN umbrella and then
they tangled. Bonldin's arm around Par
kinsoa's neck. But the police parted them
before any harm was done. The difficulty
arose from an article written by Bouldin in
which he charged Parkinson with being
radlcala and man who was left only to as
pire after slow AMBITION To do both
justice: Bouldin Is good fellow and no
hackout is In him. He now believes Par
kinson TO be no coward and so expressed
himself to us. Parkinson Ii hard work
ing man and gentleman beside. He has
built himself Off crumb OF bread to d Ba-
ker Of some wealth. He said to US at
may do for preachers to turn the "other
check, y but won't do for Bakerslp
We have no doubt the difficulty will be
amaicably settled between the two: for
both are gentlemen and both are liberal
and hard working men.
A HOR.,ED ROOSTER.
Mr.. Clark, the clever and popular, Artist
and Portrait Painter AZ High Point, has
rooster that he paid five dollars for some
time ago with two horns--one growing out
at each side Of It's head. The horns are
about three inches long aud one OF them Is
hooked like rams horn. Another OF
these chickens that had six spurs beside
the horns on its head 1--WE are told was
brought from up In that conntry to Green's
boro and sold 70 side show sometime
since. We were informed by persons who
have seen both chickens aud whose relia-
bility can be vouched for.
furfhcr Particulars abont she Death OF
STEPHENS.
from or ovn Reportcr)
YAScEyvILl.E, n. G., May sOth, 1870.
| arrived here this morning. The citi-
gems were a. usual Ia the peaccableand I'M
dustrlous pursuit OF their several occupa-
lions. There are no better or more law
abiding and conservative people than re-
side hcre--and they reflect the character
ofthc County. They had no more 20 do
With the murder OF stephens than the man
Ia the moon. Neither do we believe the
county OF Caswell cuIpable OF any compli-
city Ia his nseassination--thnt r., In the
way of kuklux. We think other things
than politics stood at the bottom OF this
murder. Hon. s. Il. Hill &c this town and
Mr. ball Of Greensboro, are employed MS
aoffftasat IN f.. tsst,rlar f,l No.,