Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-21
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

EIectten or 0nicers-A Double Cutting
sera House Fired Into and Man Fa-
tally Wounded.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. c., June 20.-A
white man named Warren Fellawill was
to-day arraigned before Justices A. V.
Goodman and George NJ. Mcclellan for
threatening to shoot and kill people in
his neighborhood. A medical exami-
nation was made by doctor, who pro-
nounced Fellawill insane. He was sent
to Smithville Jail for safe-keeping and
for the safety Of citizens.
The State Press Association, which
has been in session at Smithville, has
adjourned. The attendance was much
smaller than was expected. Addresses
were made by Il. X. Bryan, III. G.
Wall, G. P. Hart, G.. ID. Ellsworth,
J. II. Lindsay, W. j. Boykin, j. A.
Robinson, W. w. McDairmid, ii. A.
Lindsay, and J. II. Small. The
following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: MIR. j.
A. Robinson, of the Winston Leader,
president by a rising vote Vice-Presi-
dents, II. &. Wall, K, X. Bryan, G. A.
Frick; Secretary and Treasurer, J. II.
Lindsay, of the Kernersville Ne'os As
sistant Secretary, j.. d. Kernodlc, Of
the Alamance Cleaner Chaplain. Rev.
p. r. Law, Of the Monroe Enquirer
Express. Executive Committee-E. c.
Hackney, W. W. McDairmid, G. w.
Blount, r. II. Cowan. S. A. Ashe.
Shelby was selected as the next place
Of meeting; the orator, G. W. Blount,
of the Wilson Mirror poet, III. c.
Wall. Of the Rockingham Rocket.
Friday night, as Hense Monday and
John Brooks were returning home from
Danville, they became engaged in a
quarrel near Barnett'S mill. in Pierson
county, in which both were badly cut,
Monday receiving five ugly wounds in
different parts of the body, one near the
kidneys, which may prove fatal.
News has been received by Colonel
w. II. Marlborough, the newly-appoint-
cd collector of this internal-revenue dis
trict, Of the murder Of his nephew, Ken
meth Marlborough, by a magistrate in
Texas.
Yesterday, at Fayetteville, the resi-
dence of Mr.. Isaac N. Tllett caught
fire from the explosion of an oil-stove
and was entirely destroyed.
AT midnight last night three shots
were fired through the window Of a
house which hands employed on the
Wilson shortcut. neal Fayetteville,
were occupying. A cOlored man named
Bethune was struck, the ball taking
effect in the bowels, causing a fatal
wound. Jack Byrd and Tony Nc
Bryde (colored) have been arrested.
William Entwistle, superintendent of
the Pee-Dec Mills, and Robert L. Steele,
president of the Roberbell and Great
Falls cotton-mills, have gone to Eng
land to study cotton-manufacture.
1t is announced that the shops Of the
Western North Carolina railroad are to
be removed from Salisbury to Ashe-
vile.
Next Saturday morning Eaton Mills
(coloreD is to be hanged at Weldon for
murder.
Last week the commissioners of
Craven county got out an order to re-
strain the stockholders from voting the
split stock at the stockholders meeting
of the Atlantic and North Carolina
railroad at Morehead City next ThurSS
day. Chapter second of this affair i
an INDUCTION by a number Of citizens Of
Newbern against the commissioners of
Carteret county to prevent their using
the county funds in the employment Of
counsel in this matter. The affair daily
grows more complicated.
In Arson county a young white man
fatally wounded an old man, both
being tenants on a farm. The young
man, who had a grudge against the
other, waylald him. AS the old man
passed by the young man SpTanS NJ MIN
and felled him with a club. lie beat
the fallen man over the head pulled
out his knife and hacked him severely.
and finally drew pistol and fired a
shot at him, the bullet grazing the
thigh. The assailant then fled. The
neighbors found the old man
weltering in blood and uncOn-
scious from suffering. His injuries
will doubtless prove fatal.
One ofthe most deadly ailments which
has rayaged Iredell section in many years
is now going around. 1t attacks the
bowels and brains of children, causing
death in a few hours. There have been
several deaths from this affection,
which puzzles physicians.