Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-12
NEW UNION DEPOT.
AFTER OYSTER plRATEs-Nt:w COAL
eEps-NEeRoES LEAVING.
white Farmers Seeking Empi oymcnt In
Other States on Account OF the Failure
Of Their Crops--assignment.
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RAxvrau. n. c., November i1.--John G.
winder. Thomas MsHolt, and Major RIM
dolpb have been appointed committee to
select plan for q large union depot here.
Hyd,, county has at last taken active
stecs "a, stop the oyster pirates from their
work. A large schooner from Virginia is
now In y a,niico sound and is USING boats
and necr toncers brought from Virginia,
and q virg mia drodger is at work in Long
Shoal river.
been sent 20 Richmond 10 be tested. Peo-
ple who are penipg the deposits say they
believe the u, ospActs of success are good.
Josiah Stan, MI, the postmaster at Selma,
whose arrest h "a been telegraphed, IL still
an iail here, no, having been able to secure
bail. His suret les to-day put III DaVlo H.
Graves as postm aster.
The Atlantic { 'oast-Iine yesterday morn
inc took FIVE hun dred negro exodusters 20
Mississippi. and ono hundred aud fifty
moro passed here on the way from hinston
20 the same State.
Thirtv-fve whit. farmers left Johnston
county to-day for Arkansas. The failure
~ their crops cally, g their departure from
the State. They Ia We owned farms, but so
20 the Southwestas laborers.
The stomach OF Joseph A. Morton was
brought here Satur lay from Wadesboro'
In order that its cya ltents might be ana
lived. but tho Stat, chemist 10 longer
make analyses OF ~ at character, so the
stomach will be takei elsewhere by Rev.
W n. Morton. n broth r OF the deceased,
who believes that John A. Morton was pol
soned. .c,
assigned to-day TO l.. W. Moore. Short
crops caused this failure
II is learned to-day tina I at conference
Of the businessmen and the Farmers Am
nnce of Edgecombe II was shown from
careful reports that thelo sses blythe snort
oce of the cotton crop, as compareu Win
Sst season. is at least $40 1000. and tins IN
va of the most fertile counties In the
Sta to. The people are gr 'atly cohcerheu
OF {. We prospects e I.,o,o.oco,,r
So CHIT and went on the 'Ond OF Jesse
Srssocb the clerk in the pos t-oihce there,
IL ,res arrested on cha 'ge OF taxing
VIZ "' 3, ON registered letter. Postmaster
Ioe;ob II mcill was put IN J. III mere that
o 'St." T.; : said to-day that many letters
,,ass;n, tbr. 0ugh that office nave Deeh
r,obbe9 The people Of WIN ungton are
preparing to give freSioeIt I ,''sits tbot
bapdeome rec 'ption when he visits that
i.... near kinsman of hi 3, Gener9i
Mathew ?. Tay. 'Or, Is reside 1t OF Will
III II Is learned that Senator Want g VII al
ia tho Favcfteyii 10 centennial ceieofh-
ton and will deliver IN aoureSS 'N'40 vi
the 22d instant. r. ,.oro- Il NOR
1T - Prosnori+y. foore cOuu ~, nave
- ON osei@nmcut or the be ueDt OF
crsJ;toTs ~ j. r.. Lane The liza oiIitieS
are Sl0,O01. 4Loror,o -koblv
This failure is ascribed tC tnerene ,na III
short cotton crop. A news VapoI-I lLo c,un1
returned Yesterday from Ed 'ecohoS Cou n4
tvsavs that OWING 20 the ialll we ~ 'lh ,lio
ton crop 10 that fertile county t1o n ~, '.dr',
are in a deDlorahle condition ma We 'o.i
greatly depressed. Ii Is tiyl AZ 'I'''' wa
through the cotton belt.
WHITE TxoDUsTRRs.
Another party of white exodus 'eiS -
Selma Saturday night on the way 10 ~ q
kansas. They 20 out on the same % '- -. =
do the negroes. The bad crop discOL rag"
The il'; remains Of Emmett Nichols. the
tweutv-two-vear-old son Of eX-C0ngTt -
man John Nichols. were brought here ",
day from Washington, y. T., ana WEI
given a military funeral by the governor
Guard this afternoon. er.
One of the chief religious events Of this /
week IS the Baptist State Convention, at /
Henderson, with about 500 delegates. Key. |
DIR. HI. Of Goldshoro', will preach the |
opening sermon Wednesday. as, |
Bishop Lyman, who has been quite III IN |
Now York. and returned here some days |
since. was Yesterday able TO participate IN |
the services at Christ church. tins cltv-
The Young Mems Christian Association |
Convention of The Third district closed us |
session at Durham yesterday with an adj |
dress by Rev. j. J.. White, of that place. |
j. III. Southgate, of Durham, IS president. |
1t is learned that railway Will be Duilt
10 Albemarle Stanley county, from point
in Moore county.
LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Thursday the session of the United Lu |
theran synod begins at Wilmington-Rev |
Or. T.. T. Horn. Of Charleston, ). c.. the |
president. preaching the opening sermon.
The other officers are Rev. DR.. ;. Henkel,
OF Newmarket Va, vice-presldent; A. J..
Grouse, of Orkney Springs Va, secretary;
and W. A. Barrier, of Charlotte, n. -
treasurer.
Edward Nix. Of Buncombe county, who
was terribly injured by "a circular saw
few davs ago, has died. lie was boy and
was at work stopped under the saw. lie
raised his head aud the Tapidly-revolving
saw entered the skull exposing the brain.
A great deal of work Is going on ut
Vanderbilts extensive property IL the SUB
urbs OF Asheville. II Is being made a
mark and viii have hundred miles of
drives and walks Much of the land will
be graded or terraced, lakes viii be form
ed, and trees of choice varieties planted,
carving out plans prepared by the ablest
landscape gardener in the country.
H. A. Hartsheld, a native OF Wake coun-
ty, has been sent to the Columbus COMO
Denitentiary by the Federal Court of Ashe-
Vile. He had worked the western part Of
the State pretty well and had circulated
good deal of counterfeit silver. The evil
dence against him was direct and he
pleaded guilty. He gets one year. Heno
only circulated the spurious com, but
made IT.