Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-24
WANTS A PLACE.
OLIVER DocKBRY THINKS he OUGHT
TO BE REWARDED.
Barn Burned--caaght In q sAw-Mill and
Kanglcd-Fised into
o Train.


tftttI Win TWO fNiANNif NNirt1s
Near Marion John Gfeenbee was caught
in a saw.milI to-day and bis hand and loot
were sawed of. causing hls speedy death.
Pension warrants are being sent out 70
about thirty.eight hundred and fifty pen
sioneTs. The warrants are for 1926 each.
AOrnons are again az work In Dayo cOun-
~. The Indignation OF the people 10 being
excited agsisst them.
A two.year-old son o. l.. NJ. Hamilton was
recently scalded 70 death accidentally. kei-
tie OF hot water having been turned over upon
him.
Yesterday, near Charlotte, two negroes
Gree into q passenger train on the Carolina
Cenirsi railway. The builets broke the glass,
but hurt no one. The men were chased
mile, but escaped IN the heavy timber.
Hon. Thomas J. Jarvis, Minister 10 Brazil,
sailed from Rio de Janeiro for home on ne
17lh instant. His return IS not unexpected.
lie has been seriously ill every summer IN
Brazil. aud stated some months ago that he
could not pas another summer there, and
feels coHpsiled to terminate his diplomatic
service aiToad.
The Republicans are raising o great hue
and cry about frauds n the late election.
II IL positively stated that the Republican
registrar 81 Vol PIT township, Ecbland
county lefs bis township with the rcgistra-
iion.bOok, shd went across The line Into
South Carolina the day before the election
snd registered zoe negroes, who voted in bis
precinct.
Last night iscondiaries, 10 Is believed, fred
the coaou-.nn o. SIR. S1l.le Calling near
this city, and II was destroyed The loss is
sixteen huAdrca dollars. with no insurasce.
The geam saw.InAl and Dlaulns-mnl, with
SASH. door, and bllue-iaclory, owned by
II. T. Campbell 81 Co., near TaylorsEille,
were burned recently The loss is several
thoussud Gsil3rs. 1he mills and machinery
were new.
Tho people ~ Nowbcfne are vet greatly
DESTROYS of securing a connection with tho
Cape ear and \ arf7inN Valley railroad, aud
thf ac'mn OF the Council is m linc with thii
scrtim ut. 81 appears to be the idea tbai q
countrtiuo road shpffli be buft from G0ld 10
horo' % ~I1tord The Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad. WHOSE western terminus
81 90 G0idshorc', is not I'm The railway pool
and is hence barred from the rest Of ne
etsie ~ is iei that something must be done.
Eot Only is thrrc q Republican scramble
here a. rie capital f0r prospective Federal
Offices, bet there IS just as gIcsi a scr1Jnble
in the c1unhy. These rfope want 10 he
revenue officers 81 ali kinds. George ".
Huila. 90 Lexington, is ono n tie oeicc-scck-
ers, but Hies higher. and feels pretty sure
HAT he viii be appointed collector OF the
district.
A repetition Namnce, GuiSord, Orange,
and Durham counlie, states tfat thc crops Of
Wicst. oFs and ryc iook very well.
ITO session n tho Varaa Carolina Method
lst Conference 40 New ecrne next week 10
TIE rgty-sr0nd. Bvhop Cranhary, OF
Missouri. who Wi'l preside, is now here ord
Will pfoa9 i1 thc "I'Y Tomorrow.
me ffT.k on tte Madison branch railway
Is almost completed t0 thIi r9ht
- srursrs rhst, ai'rr ai, t1o project ~
having q "rla WC,G' 90 Wilmington ~
nbanf0rsl.
TIE conference Of thc Northern Methodist
C'nr.l which f7 in SOS .1u at Henderson, is
Cvtr iaroriy attended
Wiu gurcr ria8s 80 Ucrross have. Z ur
wear. aeo fh00stads OF rCm firmly believed
th,t Csyclmds election meant their roen.
slavrWrn'. a day or 90 ago ~ Wilmington
negro woman. 90 pot. called n' The 'liY
Wan, ri Wfh qu So ~ tho dTcoe,t anxiety
asked ,i f. were frue fA0t the MAJOR bad is-
su,J sn oriar prohibiting tho wearing Of
bu.fic- hv Negro Uouou. She said it WAS
ordered. .hf hrd hCagl. heccute thc negro
women hfd 'i0ien icr3 in t1F r hrs'ics.
Au on,cr,nrt Ccrfirrmn icsn Newterno
$40 ilat iu h.s oNlnf0Y thc Negroes nre ysjr
hy wear now h'rem,ug more and more su,
pcr.'iitow,. Jusi siter to- var, 10y constant
contact with northern people they got oyer
This ~owcw ~. tui new 81 f. COMING bacG.
Tie ieuor1rcc and sJp'r,i'd8n 81 negroes
in me rural district. Fast arc appalling.
Zach gear lhe Atmarcc couniy people
have Wlat is known as the annusl rabbit
hunt no gfneert uvsc but doAs ran down
thr game. TD-morroN ruis custom will be-
observed. NORTH Carolina 'syct sraJstale
for me oid-Nue country sports.
People Wno wish 10 enjoy fox huaing
which is really exciting ought 10 come TO
R.is.eh ard fell0F thp Boy'au HOUNDS, which
are having great sport and success this sea-
500, ga usual. FOXES arc plentiful and tho
"ruu, are rrand.
The dir1eorS ~ TIE insane asylum az this
city meet on the 5th ct December M annual
session. There arc now about 2Sj patients
ia ms nsylnm--ail II can accommodate.
day james q. Jones (colorcd). 81 this
CITY. spoke O. YOUR correspondent In regard
~ the controversy a. t0 whether there was
or was not q company o. neer0 troops at
Ricbuond Just before the close OF tie war,
Jones was President Dayls's bOdy.servsut
lie says there were two companies oi these
TROOPS. and that De his seen thcm drih i'm tha
Cap'tol Park. Tie say, he was offered the
command Of one OF the companies.
Another accident duo TO carclcsSncss with
pistols has occurred IN Orange county.
son Of Mr. James Hayes. aged about twenty
months. was accidentally shot by "a twelve
yesr-uld cousin while the latter was playing
with a pistol The bullet struck the Child's
head and lodged IN the brain.
The first North CarOlua troops 10 60 10
L d Il LOT
companies Of the First regiment OF vOluu-
,eers, Colonel -. II. HIM, which left here
May Is, 1861. and arrived IN Richmond that
evpning. The other seven companies reached
Rlcsmond on tbe'20th Of May. The Second
resiment. COlolol Solomon Williams,
reached Richmond from Gary burg on tho
Esd 81 MAY.
TIE office. type, &C., Of the shelby
Aurora we're burned few days ago, but
that paper is ont again.
A knitting fsciory has been established &C
Salisbury Nth Sf2,b00 capital. Charlotte
Will have iactory Of the same kind.
The Democrats lost heavily In the West in
tho recent elections. II was due TO apathy.
In the ceuoty OF CabaTrls u is said that 500
Democrat. dld not vote. That IS very tad
showing. The eastern counties did nobly.
The railway frem Ciarksville 10 the rich
~. appears To be certainty.
By February lst, Al tbs present rate OF
progress. trsins ought 10 be running from
Scotland Meek % Greouyiee. But II r. re.
ported that work on the road Is to he sus.
pended. and also gu The road from plymouth
10 WILLIAMSON.
A negro man-P. ID. Robbins. OF Duplin
couHty--has built steamer, 20 feet in length
and OF u feet heam, to ply on the Cape Fear
river. lie built and equipped The boat with
bis own hsnds
A proposition is made 10y some public-
spirited men 10 establish cottoR-iactOry 10
be operated m connection with the oxford
Orphsa Asylum.
NegrosN Cred aud burned the house Of
Frank Reid (coloredh pear Wadesbcro', An-
son eouaiy, Simply sud solely because ne
had N0icd the Democratic ticket.
The statement IN the Dispatch that there
was an end 90 ali negotiations by tie Rich
mond aud DsOyino railroad for the purchase
OF control Of TIE Coast Line were soft " is
confirmed. There Is an absolute end OF the
whole matter, The Chowaa end Southern
Ftilwss Is being pushed on the south side
OF The R0aaeke.
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