Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-26
PINE-TAG BREEZES.
a BUDGET OF NEWS FROM TIE OLD
NORTH STATE.
rhe Governor Exercises Executive Gle
mency--The Negro Exodus. Again
Personals and Briefs.
rnncIAl telerram % the pIspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspstch.l
Ramon. n. c.. November %. Tho Gov
ernor today hardened Hiram Allison and
flames Long ont Of the penitentiary. They
were convicted Of larceny at the iastspring
term Of the Iredell Superior Court. The
pardon was granted because new evidence
had been adduced 10 show that the men
had been convicted on false testimony.
A petition is being circulated hereior the
pardon OF = G. White. cX-cashier OF the
oefunct State National Bank.
Mrs. Mary Miller Bobbitt. wife of Rev.
DIR. ]. r. Bobbtt, Of Raleigh. died here
last night of paralysis.
ArTTrFR OF THAMES.
Governor Fowlc to-day wrote n letter TO
Yiavor Raw. Of Fayetteville, thanking him
FOR his hearty reception az the Fayettevil!e
centennial and conCr8iulating the people
Of FAYETTEVILLE in behalf Of the people OF
the State upon the grand success OF tho
celebration.
TxoDCSTERs.
Two hundred and seventy negro exodus
tiers passed here Sunday morning on theu
way from Kinston 20 Mississippi. ana lofty
families of negroes from Wake county left
here tonight for the same State. IL rs
said that thousands Of negroes are throng-
Inc the depofs. especially along the Attain
tic and North Carolina railway, SEEKING
TRANSPORTATION TO the South or West.
Governor FoWlc has made arrangements
tomeet Governor Lee M Clinton on ID Gem
ber am. The staff Of Governor towle VIII
be present. The people Of Sampson county
ARE delighted al the prospective VISIT or
Governor Lee and his stan and Will make
the visit agreeable.
There is somewhat Of "a local sensation
here caused by the mysterious departure
of two bright young students from wake
y g.. ft. %
s,onarv and the other OF Il prominent mer-
chant. Where they have gone no one
A fire M Fayetteville Friday night badly
damaged the dry goods stock ot ner-
chant named Kolb. At one time an extern
siye FIRE was imminent
THE MrrrISG or THE GOVERNORS.
The Governor will in few days go 70
Washington 10 attend a meeting OF the
Governors Of the various states. Whlch
will consider some important matters
Two LEGAL matters have again become
monument subjects of talk ana interest
Thcso are the Bowie appeal and the pio--
missed new developments IN the case OF
eros. and White 10 appears 20 be Inc
cnrrcut opinion that the supreme Court
VIII not grant Boyle % new irial.
al Ill. talk about hard times II must ne
remembered, has no force outside the cot
ton bt4t ann Hl1li''. !" -, - a. GOOD
c,un'''S'r ri, 'i 80 -, tronlle ore those
shape. me- se'lioiS i' ''.' al o,ttn,,
IN Which l"Wri ,"uU 90. So, 3D.,
were ruined. I'D moS' OF 'uo ''"'o '"0
corn crop was ucaNl'
MILITARY.
Vow earnest efforts are 10 be made to
.o...-tt .,, ,rc-ea.a of Federal aid 10 the
,..,o ,,,,,eh ia mot ,ulv OBJ, State Guard
Imt -E. %,t,.ual Guard as woH. These cf-
forfsa~e D.. h, SYST cruatlc and oll-dlTected.
Il i. now gu.to generally believed that
tlero H. mo- possibility OBJ tho removal of
G.r.riroo and bis Apachcs 10 the noun
taio4 0f This State.
tn. Farmers Alliance VIII make specIal
effort to and the farmers md may extend
it,work into some new fields.
nc fufp'hi me men ii'"' .' -. l.''Ni',~
more money than aurothrr class lust now.
Tennessee firm gets the contract for
cr.s,r- IN. railway from Grecnvlllc to
k.r-t,r which wifi De built. owned. and
operated hy tie Atlantic Coast Line; 70 DE
flushed oF May ISL hcA'' n'i l:' . u
NOR th'- i1e '.l-. In Mi.i ~. C,,I,'d
iuh, .. e.. -, .i.s,, nv. tL. ,;oorria. Caro-
u-.I .'i ,r,. .i,,.i .,o,, of ,lo Scaboard
~.
Ali-L4h,; .1 1.u.r. los becn CON
vn' '... a. i1r-.j Nor-nol and Indus
ln'lp'.' .' Ei.,+.il Lt The African
t.i.t '..,'.l 1l',,rrE The.chool
h'lL""'s'
"' ..'i' 49, ,..,.tl.,r..u. who lives in the
A promlh, Hi = "'t 'i'' " i'' -
western l'4l. 80 tbat thetrne
corIespo ut' VI 49,. r',,',,I
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