Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-14
NORTH STATE BONDS.
GOVERNOR FowLe ARRANeesFoR Ex-
CHANGE or THEM.
To re Married in Cotton Bagging-Ex-
change of Courts-Thc white Man
ISnched was Gnilty-Ncgro Strike.
,eroc,a, telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 20 the DiApatcn.l
Ramon. n. c., September l3.-For
many wears the United States department
of the interior has held IN trust Tor the ln-
dian fnnd SI47, 600 in North Carolina per
cont bonds issued in aid of the cOnstruc-
tom of the North Carolina railway, and
hence known as construction bonds"
When The exchange of bonds was began
bv the State some years ago attempts
vero AT once made TO secure tho exchange
of these bonds, but the Government has
held them and, baS heretofore declined TO
exchange them upon the terms gwen other
bondholderS Governor FOwlc has made
earnest efforts 90 secure the exchange, and
they are now. il seems, 20 be successful.
The I'd of October the Governor VIII 60 10
Washington TO arrange with the authori-
ties for exchanging these bouds for per
cents on the same terms as those gwen by
the State 10 other holders.
TO MP MARRIED N COTTON nAcG1No.
WI. Worth. the State business agent Of
The Farmers Alliance, to-day sent 10 W;
NJ. Batoman, Of Mckcy's Ferry, some OF
the acknowledging which Wal be nseu III
making a suit of clothes which Machey
will wear al his wedding October a.
Mnckcv is "A member Of the Farmers Al.
inncc and is an unainchiuc opponent OF
the Jute-Baggiuc Trust. He saws that noI
many of his brethren can make thclr us
like of the trust so impressive as be VIII by
beng married IN his novel garments
EXCHANGE or courts.
Governor Fowlc to-day consented 70 the
exchange Of the superior Courts. whereby
Judge Bovk1n will hold the fall terms OF
Jones and Onslow counties. while Judge
Bynum viii hold the fall term OF Bertle
county.
ID. w. johnson and Jesse Johnson, of
Newlieht township, of this county, were
arrested last night and TO-DAY We're sent 10
iail by the United States Commissioner,
their crime being moon7hinlng.
NEWTON PAIRS Success.
Commissioner of Agriculture Robinson
returned to-day from the Newton fair.
Six thousand people were present yoster-
dav. There were 500 ex-Coniederates, VINO
were addressed by Governor fowle. Inc
display al the fair, both of field products
and Stock. Commissioner Robinson regards
rs one Of the best he has ever seen, ana ne
has never seen it cquallcd in North Caro-
lima. This is highly credItablc 10 Catawba
Dr. W. r. Wood, Of Scotland Neck, who
vas YESTERDAY elected superintendent on
the North Carolina Insane Asylum, arrived
here TO-DAY, and takes charge tomorrow.
Dr. J. X. Pcarsall. of Fayetteyille, VINO was
elected second assistant physician, also at
rived.
STACK WAS GUILTY.
Persons lust from Morganton say that
tic people are well satisfied that Frank
STACK. who was lynchcd there Tuesday tor
tho murder of Robert Parker was guilty oil
that terrible crime and there Is no such DIS
satisfaction in regard 10 the lynching rs
had been stated. rs Stacks identification
as the murderer was complete. Ihrec or
four people saw HIM with his rifle soon
1. I.I Al
The taller of Burke county IS greatly cA-
cited bv the crime and has. II Is SAID, lden-
fitted four of the lynchers, but 1t IL not
probable ia. t these will be punished.
PREAcHEEs CALLED AND Ill.
Rev. W. ID. Morgan. Of Weldon, has been
called to the pastorate OF Blackwell Bap-
fist church at Durham.
Rev. II. W. Bailey. pastor Of the Metho-
dist church at Clayton IS critically Ill WIN
typhoid-fever.
ii is learned that a railway will be built
from Oxford 10 connect that town Win
Durham and the Northern railway.
AJUTE DIAL.
II is the current belief among the Farm
ers' Alliance in this State that an alliance
offensive and defensive has been formed
between the Jutc-BasGing Trust and the
StandaId-Oil Company. and that 10y reason
of this the lutte trust IS able TO make rs
offer T. pay two cents more per bushel
for cotton seed than any other company.
Tho hot weather OF the past few days
has had an injurious effect upon cotton IN
the Edcecombe section, causing the leaves
and bOlls 10 shed rapidly.
AnURGLAR GELS SEVENTEEN YEARS.
David Wigs. the negro burglar who
committed so many crimes at Fremont
and Wilson, was convicted yesterday AT
Goldsboro' and sentenced to seventeen
wears at hard labor in the penitentiary ,
The trial of Columbus Gardner FOR the
murder of b. +. Keel, of Wayne county,
began at GoldsbOro' to-day.
Rev. :. ". Smith for twelve years pas
tor of the PRESBYTERIAN church NJ Wash
ington. has resigned to 90 10 Columbia,
S. G.
NEGROES on A STRIKE.
The strike Of negro knights OF Labor.
which began "A few DAYS ago IN Edgecombe
county, cont MUGS, and threatens 10 spread
over the entire county. The knights say
that their action Is final and that heavy
penalty will be imposed on all who IAN TO
comply with the orders issued by thelr
assemblies. They demand an advance IN
wages on cotton farms. The farmers are
go and firm.
SD-iyate stockholders of the Atlantic and
N.rth Carolina railway have elected the
following directors; Paul +. faraQn, j: Il.
Morehead, Arnold Borden, and L. II. Mea-
dows. Directors on the part OF the State
were announced yesterday.
"THE MALlGN lNFLUENCE.o