Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
OLD NORTH 81 ATE.
News Notes Gathered Here aud There
Mt Raleigh.
rsrecial telegram to the D,spstch.'

rSpecial telegram TO the D.spatchl
RIrrIGU. y. C., MAY lS.-1be commits
sioner. appointed TO settle The right Of way
mstter at Durham between the Durham and
Northern and the Richmond and Danvllle
railways have awarded $1,000 damages to the
latter road. This is not satisfactory, II ap-
pears, and the latter company VIII take the
case TO the supreme Court for settlement.
Though the exodus OF negroes from ths
immedii ate section has ceased, II continues
from Nash, Wilson, and Edgecombe coun-
ties, and Kansas IS the objective point. AS
careful a calculation rs can be made shows
that about HOOD negroes have lett the STATE
IN the pa,t I'VE months.
The rumor that c0uviets would be re-
moved from Broad Creeg canal, in Beauiord
county, is unfounded. Work on the canal
Will De resumed next week.
The brown.stone Quarrcs at Wadesboro'
are 10 reopen and work on large scale TO
I'M orders from New York, which will sake
all the stone quarried for the next two years.
Winston. Durham. Raleigh, and Green's
boro' are making efforts to secure Trinity
College, which is TO be removed from lis
present location.
The Wake county alumni Of the state Uni
versity met here to-day and elected judge
Walter Clark president. aud decided TO al
tend the University centennial celebration In
a body.
Three white men disguised as " White
Cans" attacked two white lads in Hyde
county. one Of the boys was not afraid, and
attacked his sSsailants with razor. He badly
wounded one OF them. Arrests are 10 iol-
low.
Ward & Co., bankers at Murireesboro',
have assigned TO X. W. Winborne. Lisbili-
ties .SIO.OOO,
Tue name OF the negro train wrecker who
has been arrested and jailed At Wentworth
| is Richard NcCOllum, and 1t Is claimed that
his evidence will secure the capital punish
| ment Of Neal and Cobb, the other two ne
groes who were leaders in the terrible crime
which was perpetIated last autumn near
! BenaIa.
Governor Fowle returned to-day from his
visit TO Bingham School. He presented the
prize medals and addressed the cadet bat
! TALON. lie also, on behalf OF the caoet oill-
/ GERS, presented sword TO Captain Wygaht,
| United states Instructor Of Military Tactics.
! The cadet battalion leaves for Charlotte to-
morrow night to attend the celebration Oh
| the Doth OF May.
Work on the roof Of the Governors Man
sion was completed to-day aud the Governor
will now advertise for bids 10 complete the
nrst floor and basement, for which work
funds are m hand.
There was new Thase in the Boyle out
rage case to-day. This was a call for signs
lures to petition for special term Of the
court 10 try Boyle. THIS Is an unusual step
aud shows bow deep the feeling is regarding
this terrible crime. The cali for the special
term II az follows:
1--WE, the citizens OF Raleigh and Wake
county, feeling a profound interest In the
horrible outrage recently committed IN ouT
| midst, and having due regard and reverence
for the supremacy OF the law, would desire
10 see the accused have fair and impartial
trial. And IL is cur deliberate judgment
dispassi0nstely expressed, that in view Of
the great enormity OF the crime as charged
we owe It TO the good name OF our commu
! nity, 10 the well being Of society, TO our re-
gard for the purity and safety OF female cha
| Tacter, TO our own selfrespect, to the ELL
cient and faithful execution OF our laws, and
10 the manhood Of our people 10 express
hereby our deliberate and sober judgment
that the accused should be srraigned at iht
earliest practicable time for trial and for this
purpose a special term OF the court should
be ordered"