Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-11
NORTH CAROLINA.
WHAT A DISPATCH CORRESPONDENT
GATHERS AT RALEIGH.
rbs supremc Court - Educational - Tho
state Against Revenue Omcers--
Odd-rellows.
rspoc,al telegram to the pI.pa,ch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspa'eh-l
R.lxroE, N. c., March io.-The Supreme
Court to-day began hearing. appeals rom
the Sixth district. The docket Is very
light. . " t.u;.ogso Gov
this wear in tho number Of cases IN the
superior courts. This If very poticeaoie III
the eastern part OF the state.
Next Monday there Will be new 4e-
parture in the graded schools here de-
partment of vocal music VIII De es'ao-
lished. :...,a.,
Two more fertilizer licenses were issued
TODAY making the total number issued
this season fifty-six.
General rains began this afternoon. and
there is some rise in the temperature; p,
From the best information ObtalnaDie II
appears that there Will Oe r"uucuon oI
IA ner cent. in the cotton acreage IN TINS
section This wear rs compared with last
year. 49,. ,o. o.
dav fine case Of the State against ReYo-
nue-Officers Kirkpatrick, Patterson. Gates.
Dodson, and Dixon, CHARGED with klihg
the negro McManner, will come up on q
writ of haho1s corpus, inc revenue oihcerS
will be defended bv United States District
Attorneys Price, James +. Boyd, and By
mum & Ball, while the State Will be repre-
sented by Solicitor Straynorn, assisted by
Strudwick & Parrish and ". w. Graham:
Hon. John c. Underwood. grand sire OF
the Supreme Lodge of Oder elbows, VIII
arrive here next FRIDAY. He Will De ten
dered reception and banquet. Aduressos
Will he made bv Grand Sire Underwood
and Deputy Grand Sire Charles M. busoeo'
Fy'Governor william ". Holden had
Yesterday a second attack of paralysis az
SIC nome here. and his condition Is regard
ed as critical. His age II apout seventy
five. He has led very quiet NE In ia'e
wears. and for three or four years ms health
has been very feeble: ..5..;,,,.
Senator Xance's bill for the establishment
of national bonded warehouses IN the IN
terest OF the farmers.
Rlancv Boker. the oldest man in the
State. has died at his home in Pitt county;
aged one hundred and fourteen. de was
born March 2, ll76. a..
bridge on the Norfolk and Carolina raj
vav over the Roanoke river VIII be tnish-
cd next Saturday, and that April LIST trains
will ne mt on from Norfolk TO Raleigh rt1
This line and the Richmond and Danvllle.
IL is now said that there nay be some de-
Law in building the last link OF the Abe
marie and Raleigh railway IRON SPRING
hope. Nash county, to Raleigh.
Young klppcY, on AlbluuH'' ''"''',i W"
last summer murdered hls iatncr' VIII noU
be tried until the next term oil court the
case having been postponed. H.
Ono trapper in Caswcll county has inns
season caught eleven beavers, as wei as
numbers of offers muskrats, ana mlhks'
The increase in the number Of beavers IN
the State ~ remarkable.
II now appears pretty certain that no
great damage has been done 10 the Ilull III
the Piedmont section.
An abundant supply of ice has been Sc
cured in the extreme northwestern part OF
the State. where many new ice-houses have
been built. The temperature IN Natauga
and Ashe cOuntiee was as low as seven de-
grees. 10000 Ill
The Baptists will build 10000 church
of Tarboro'. having secured an admirable
site for 50, 800.
McPhaIs turpentine distillery. III Robe
son county. was burned Saturday.
There are now good prospects Tor q rail-
vav in Macon county. 4 route from Frank
lin. its county-seat, To Iallulah, Ga, has
lust been surveyed. The survey Is now III
progress from Franklin TO Naryvilie, Tenn.
New York men are back of tins enterprise,
and tho engineers make very favorable re-
ports. 81,
William FARRELL. negro, is in jail at
Mocksville charged with outraglng the
wife of Samuel Thompson (colorcd .
II IS said that three months work Will be
necessary to complete the repairs OF the
wrecked dam at ROberdale cOtton-factOry.
in Richmond county. The $50 employees
will be out of work until the 1st of June.
The publication of the Rural Home at
VOisnot, has been suspended.