Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-29
NORTH STATE BUDGET
NEWS NOTES GATHERED At THE
STATE CAPITAL.
Cctton-Gi Burned-A Hog-Th'ef Killed
Harmed 60 Death-A Pceu-
liar Accident.
ncs,,a, ,o,osr.m to tho Dispatch,

Especial telegram to tho pispstch.l
RurraE. November 2s.-The cottin-ein
md storehouse on the plantation of n. &.
Dockery in Richmond county has been
burned. Loss g, 800.
The football match here to-day between
Trinity and Wake-Forest College teams
was very exciting. IL was won by Trinity.
Score 8 TO 4.
II IL rnmored that Judge Gilmor, Of the
Superior Court, will resign about January.
w. G. MOore's lvery-stabie at draham
was burned with ten head OF horses. Loss
$1,000 No insurance.
Samuel Gardiner, of Montgomery coun-
". was found dead IN bed 10y his wife.
The bursting Of blOOd-vessel was tho
cause of his death.
HoG-TBIEF KILLED.
Anecro was arrested at Springhope. Nash
county. for hog-steaiing. While under
arrest he tried 10 escape. A white man, D..
W. Valentine. fred at HIM and the load OF
shot entered the nCgro's head, killing MN
instantly. Valentine made his escape.
Fifty white cmigrants loft Monroe Tues
dav night for Arkansas. 4 pumbcr OF them
had not decided what thcywould do after
reaching their destination.
BURNED TO DEATH.
A scven-va9r-old daughter Il John Rus
sell. Of CaSarrus county. was burned TO
death Sunday while playing too near the
ERE.
Two children Of Gideon McFaddcn were
killed al Lcman's springs, Moore county,
Yesterday. bv a boiler explosion. They
were very young.
A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
A twclve-vear-old boy was killed near
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manner, He was fastening a house from
the inside. intending 20 make his exit
through window left open Tor that pur-
nose. In getting ont OF the window the
sash fell. catching his neck against the
window, in which position he strGnSieu 10
death.
Samuel c. White. ex-cashicr Of the de-
funct State National Bank, has secured 3OO
signature 20 "a petition for executive Gle
meucv. tie has afliiayits from many per-
sons - the effect that Cross and not White
forged the names 10 the notes, and that
Gross so admits.
Thanksglving-dav was very quietly ana
pleasantly observed here. There were ser
vices 40 the various churches and c0iIec-
tious were taken up for the four orphahages
IL the state The city was also cauNas~eu
in ard of ~. Johns Hospital, % most w0r-
thy institution located here. Inc Odi-
Fellows. iuauguratlug % new custom. al
tended church m body. The Governor
and fho other Stateonicers. save the Secre-
tarv of State. who rs disabled. attended
church. Governor lowle has FOR years
been q member of the congregation or the
First Presbyterian church here.
THE roYLE CASH.
There sayct further postponcmont Of
argument Oh DON "ii 't '.'.' '' ... ~
ur,nr court. so '""i i' W." "u' "' "''''o
until wee K HiI'fh ' i9 "a d" l'lft.i. II.
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me- larlnera' Alliance of Washington
county las aloutod resolutions pl,dgiug
o,l ir '.l. -,rt,,fi.nol arailway TO Cro,-
MI ir that comfy.
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snond@nt e'4fod would yery probably he
H.. c... There f. mo- mower which Will
SION The rolberies save the strong hand Of
the State. a. the county authorities appear
10 have neither the desire nor the ability
10 enforce Oh, law and fear armed resist
aucc If they attempt 10 enforce. Upon
petition bv The people the Governor can
use the strong hand. The next Legislature
can enact better law, and then the State
can have an oyster police and an oyster
Eavy something 10 has needed these Two