Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-03
CAPTURE THEM.
GOVERNOR Ire MAKES A SUGGESTION
TO GOVERNOR SCALES.
The Way to Deal with 0ystst.Pirates-T
Eerth Carolina Militia
Other Notes.
IsroelAl telerram . lhe pLapalch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. G., July 2.-6oycfnor Scales
has received the following letter from Cow
crnor Ice, OF Virginia, IN response 10 let
Ter IN regard 10 dcprcdations by Virginia
Oyslermcn upou North Car0llna's public
oystergrounds.
ain order 70 protect orr Virginia waters
from The depredailons Of Maryland and other
foreign oysiermen, ~ we'll ~ to carry ont
among our own citizens our laws bearing
upon such subjects. We keep constantly EN-
ployed Que steamer aud one gunboat and
two sailing vessels. do not see any way
that I can keep Virginia vessels in Virginia
waters, but do hope you win have their
crews arrested and tried by your laws when
caught depfedailng IN The waters OF your
State. II North Carolina possesses no oyster
Davv could Won not temporarily organize
ono and two gunOOats ana capture the Of
fCn0ers and thcreby make an exsmple OF
fhemf Perhaps such action would have the
effect Of preventing future depredaiions."
II is karncd TO-DAY hat Oliver II. DOckery
has al last been officially informed OF bis
nomination for Governor by The Republicans,
and that he has formally accepted. II Is
stated that be will ODen his campaign July
ath ~Ith a speech AZ Ns-byiie. Next Friday
evening be will speak IN this ci'y, Of which
time ihe Republicans propose TO have a rsu-
fcation meeting in honor OF Harrison, MOr-
ton. and D0Ckery. There Is very hltle en-.
ihusiasm among Republicans in this state.
Three township. in Franklin county have
now voted To take stock IN the Charlotte and
Weldon railroad. These are Franklint0n
$4,000. and Sandy Greek and Gold Mine
sl2500 each. The friends OF this big rail-
way enterprise are sangnne about It's sue
cess.
There y some interest 10 a proposition TO
cndow the University 81 North Carolina.
Wakc.FOrest snd Davidson colleges have
large endOwmeuts, aud The cnd0 Vmcii tuna
% Trinity College Is rapidly Increasing.
Grading on the Durham and oxford rail-
way Is practically conn letcd. Much OF The
track T. LAID.
Yesterday there was q singular accident
here. During gale Of wind large pane Of
glass m q window on the upper floor Of the
po,i-Dllice building was broken aud frag-
meuts fell 10 the ground, some Of them in
ficling painful irjuries upon a man who
wa al the base Of The baildng.
NORTH CARoiiNA's RESOURCES.
The result Of tie explorations thus far
made at the Dfn-Nlley c0ll region Is salts
factory 10 the Department Of Agriculture.
some good bodies Of coal have been exposed.
TIE discoveries Of valuable iron ore in
stokes county are Of particular importance.
Reports from Cleveland county arc 10 the
eject that The tiD-u ines there IRE likely To
prove valuable. Il /. certain that the eX.
piorlton Of toe tia deposits has caused a
wonderful boom there and a sudden jump
IN the valuation 81 mineral lands.
Dr. Battle, State Chemist. aud the head Of
She Weather Bureau. says the new plan OF
publishing each week the weather, &c.
with special reghre 20 the crops works well
and gives satisfaction.
RALriGH's MOST MYSTERIOUS PRISONER.
mysterious man who is in Jail here, and
who B, by 20 many firmly believed 10 be the
Murderer Scott partin, was sick saturday
nl-ht and Yesterday. He has been on show
practically for tive days and the central OBJ.
jcct 81 the biggest sensation since the bank
sf,ai.
Your corrc.p pendent has taken what are
Thought 10 be careful steps to ascertain who
chi. man is. ilcm4y have deserted from the
army. st an events, frank as he would have
interviewer, believe him 10 be, there is a
studied effort 30 mislcad. Ne has committed
some crime That is almost certain. Your
core, pOndent, in the face Of the mass OF CIR
cumslantial evidence that he Is Parlin, IN
very truth desires 10 renew his assertion
North Carolina, as rartin was.
some people say to-day that they believe
this mysterious man, alter committing the
double murder IN 1919, left Tor the coast,
took 4 ship aud 80 rot abroad and lived IN
Ireland, and then returned 10 this country.
A. T. improbable, but nOW~a.days II is tue i'm
probable that happens There may be very
remarkable developments about this man,
whoever he may be. The photographer who
took picture ~ this man twhO calls him.
self Robert LcesOn Porter. OF POItarlingtOn,
lrcllud,l say That be- Is sure after comparing
the photograph with one Of Partin that they
are not Of the same man No number Of
wears could cause such difference. Porter
his look OF madman In his eyes at times.
CAMP FENDER.
Thursday the pitching Of the tents for the
Cpcampmcnt Of the state Guard ut Camp
Fender, WrightsviiIe sound, begins. The
location Is one of grea' beauty. The tents
viii be- in grove Of oaks, in fifty yards of
she sound alta point where n saltwater creek
enters II AZ right angles. The camp will be
in TIE form of q square. each Of the four regi-
mcnts Occupying a face OF a square. There
are excellent backgrounds and general pa
background along the shore Of Tie sound
which admits Of BRIGADE formation. The at
Ipgomeut, for cooking are complete. The
people ~ w iimingiOn nave done great ueai
f1r the comfort of the troops in the prepara-
fion Of the grounds. Governor Scales, the
~lste officers, aud nearly every citizen OF
prominence will attend the encampment.
n Z. stated bv member Of the Farmers
A lance that Captain :. 4. Alexander, the
head ~ that powerful order IN this stats,
IA, called upon each ncmber for - for the
purpose Of establishing cott0u.hOuse in
England with agencies IN this state. The
alliance Is using every Cilort to abolish the
"miidlcman
Young Nichols. the son Of the congressman
from this district, having been found def
c,cut in bis West Point examination (ou
nn.hcnaicsl the next candidate Tor admits
sion viii Do his alternate. young Merritt son
~ MIR. a. II. Merritt. editor OF the Pitlshoro'
Nwc.
Next Saturday at Old Town. Forsyth
county, the Moravi1ns will erect monument
over the grave Of Matthew Stach, their first
missionary w Greenland. There will be
morning and afternoon services In the pres
cncc OF great audiences.
Yesterday near Fayetteville young negro
vomau was burned TO death by the expo'
sion %; a kcfOseuc-0i eau.
This morning while Alonzo Smith was
praciic'ng IA the gymnasium OF the Young
Mems Christian Association here he broke
his lett arm.
W. T.. Elcrbe', residence, in Richmond
county, was burned night before iast. Loss,
5000, with 0jO0 insurance.
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TIIsTIE'Tn CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, July ., 1883