Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-16
NORTH CAROLINA.
xvws xorrs GATHERED FROM vARt.
ous POINTS AT RALxlaH.
81, legislature Richmond and Dan
vile and the North Carolina Gen.
tral- Recent Arrays, SO, &c.
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r,7cu y. C., November l5.-Phas
-, ,,f uqrcd and viii be submitted
M legislature Tor the extension 81 the
,.'.po As,ium q Raleigh 10y the addition
lines rrnuiog % the rear from the
,.,s .rd saeih fronts ~ the present build
A.orr 4 ON for The insane l. said TO be
sl.oluiely necessary.
~ Room a. hsd ~ thew openly an
.,',r,cd. i. n.leg 70 Sccire control Of TIE
,.1,rfrl,n na then oi the lower branch
- a., GEM Assembly. and elect Rich
,d p,.fS o.. ~ Asheylllc. Speaker.
prer.on. Wto AIS elected as an lndepend-
-, xrife. ia one warm personal TRENDS
49,. fb.thi sili aci with The Democrats.
=, vrs if here to-day hy railway o.
e.i.i. 10 it ihe belief 81 many persons
,to, % ,ie Richmond and DsnsIie Com
ant did un- >tcsTe the extension OF lease
"a Inc Nogh tarOilna railroad Il would
,.,.trr,t iur from Winston 10 SjaicS-
,.u, for which char'cr I, held. and also
,netncr line from Clarksyillc 20 Durhsm.
/ Melvin nrouCbion, Of Raleigh. has
1ccn appointed general organizer OF The
t,.ohts n Labor IN North Carolina.
Iie is tromneut "a the order. and was
chosen T. quite high position al TIE Cen
crsl CanVfniiou az Richmond.
Later news about the shooting ahlr Al
Rocky Mount. in which pr. Thomas Pow.
IN kliied young William II. sharp, SAYS u
is p case OF murder Powell bad oelorc
fhis terrible aGs.T KILLED two men, u l. as
..rted. uudfr ibe same circumstances. lie
- drnnE. and wss IN quarrel about the
l,,tion He ias o. AIDE a scope. It's said a
rsriv - hi. friends too. hin from Deputy
.ter.F Arlington g. tbo after was taking
him 90 jah.
iohn Sichcls, member OF Congrcss-elect
from this district, announces in his plat
form that re will support the knights OF
Isbor and their friends.
Arrpnri of Tho murder 10 Yancey cOun-
q, 81. made q few days ago. Later news
$50 the affair says that a tnlddle-aged man
r.r,rd Pate was teasing nephew aged If
,..ovfsr> about trivial matter. The boy
is-eirc violently angry, and, drawing his
lr.fe. attacked his uncle slyagcly, stabbinc
lim m Inc breast aud causing almost in
Slant death. Tic young murderer IL IN
JAIL ..,, ,.,, III,
Voirtflis wees viii attract some sports
mon from this city. The trials begin
THURSDAY N,Xi Monday j. the great day,
with 10s ,nfii,, Tor The oDen-stake trial.
senator blair, in the course OF his speech
a,,,i3.f euirrltion. Despite this advice,
feo nc,r3e. ar preparing IN the Charlotte
.actjor - .olo California, and just before
Christina, many intend leaving.
TVo months 400 the steward Of CapliaI
Cigb " his city was tried by the superior
court for selling liquor in violation Of the
rrobihrory lass In force here. Ii was a
ia case made M IN a friendly way. Upon
sealed verdict Judge Phillips held that
tbe steward could sell liquor 10 members OF
ne club for their own use and with no APP
.esrsuco ~ profit The state took an ap-
rrtl f0 the supreme Court. The latter
court ihi. afternoon rendered an opinion
ID Justice dissenting reversing Judge
Phillips, ruling and saying plainly that
ifr .1ie lV the steward 81 the Club OF
,mrituou, liquors TO any OF is members is
etar ylol.t.on 81 the prohibitory law.
Tlt, W.ll De- bombshcll among cub-men
Tar RtFr,uIN0 or THE COTTON TAX.
Your correspondent had conversation
with Major :. NJ. Finger state Supcrin-
tndcut u Public Instruction, and WAS
shown letter from very prominent gen
r,uen 81 Alabama, which stated that very
osin,iycly.Circuatod petitions for the re-
real o. the cotton tax paid the United States
la I>Gi-'CS were 10 be sent from that state,
d. well % all the other nine States which
paid that tax, asking Congress TO pass the
So rcfundinx H. The letter says the
smoUni % the taxes so paid was SG9,O0O,'
DO. The idea advanced in the letter "
That an The states "pool their interests"
and 20 squarelv before Congress with the
demand. II the law Is passed and TIE
MONEY refunded. the plan il t. pay or re.
fund The tax 70 the persons who paid 1t or
10 taGr legal representatives the balance
not 50 claimed withn--say two years-to
De- apulied by the States for educational
rurp1>cs The communication referred 10
f.timstes the amount thus uncalled for at
s.O.O0N, 500 10 81, zoo, 200, and desires the
endorsement Of the plan By the States and
bvitoi teachers, as well as all Interested
iu t1uc4i.0n.
MAJOR FINGERS VIEWS
q jbi, scheme were expressed in his answer
10 the letter. lie said he did not feel iusti-
fed in endorsing the plan while the Blair
bin Wa, before Congress. lie desired that
% le fret decided, and thought that the
pushing 81 The proposed scheme might ieo-
psrdile The Blair bill. lie expects the latter
measure Z, pass o. soon Is It gets TO a vote
In ihc House.
TIE BLAIR Bill AED NORTH CAROLINA.
Msj1r FINGER spoke very frankly and
fully about tho Blair bill. lie said that
thc results = the late election were largely
due o. The failure u the Democratic House
O. pass that measure. In the Fifth district
90 va, used - a special lever 20 move the
PEOPLE ltis, said Major Finger, peoples
MEASURE and touches their pockets AS well
as their pride in the education Of their
ClliIen; IL is, IN fact, a measure which
must De- passed. What may be termed the
"ucw south wants It., and what may.
with equal propr.c,y, DE termed the "nsw
North - knows the "neW SOuih" merits
IT, The great majority Of statesmen IN the
Democratic patty believe II to be cOnstitu-
a7na. Many people North say that as
say,Ty Was "a national sin" 50 the pre-
paraton ~ the ex-s.lyas Tor the duties OF
citizenship should be national burden.
ibis mn Is, therefore, strange a. IL may
seem, lhc lssj % the "war measures
Thee remarks Of Slsior Finger express 4
Na,i mas OF sentiment in this state, and
IGhsps ia other southern states 81 well,
u D. evident that be- expect the bill 10 come
10 vote sud 20 pass.
IHE SOLDIER PENSIONERS.
General ". 7. Roberts. state Auditor,
ha- uaAcd aii % The 2,l21 pensioners their
warrants iur 1886. These are for $40
each. be pensioners, who embrace both
wounded soldiers aud the widows OF sol.
der, viii be- made Glad by this distribu-
Ion q TIE $4,000 annual appropriation.
Tbs B, Tie second annual disbursement oi
it.. fund.
Arrested for R0bbinx the Mails.
iHy telegraph 10 the D!spaich.l
CHICAGO, November 15.-GeOrge Golfer,
newly.appolnied postal clerk, operating