Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-20
NORTH CAROLINA.
RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR NEWS FROM
ALL SECTIONS OF THE STATE.
non Cameron Shot by Nexro-rrobnbie
Full Democratic Delegation to.
Congress Next Fall.
,sr.c,.l telegram TO The DIspatch.I

.hnsat 80 coat Sif. oOD is 10 be built at Ok
ford. That denomination viii also build
handsome church at Hickory.
DR.. a. ID. s. Allen, a prominent physl-
clan died at waynesviile few days ago. :,
Evangelist Fife Yesterday began revival
services at Rocky Mount IN Large tobacco
warehouse. The pastors OF the yarlou,,
churches are uniting. and the services VIII
be union"
be built at Winston
Now York capitalists will take S145, 900 OF
the S200u10 of the capital STOCK OF tue
Winston Land and Improvement Com
pany. p;.1,d
and Uanyille and Seaboard railways, whlcn
will be held here next week, Will decide
mon the plan of the Raleigh UNION depot,
Work will probably begin III less than
thirty days.
TO-DAY the County Alliance Of Allegheny
was Organized. Only Dare and New iiano-
yer counties are now without county or
eau;zation. Five sub-aliances are neces-
sary to secure the formation OF county
alliance. -,
Next Tuesday the committee of the state
Baptist Female College meets here ana
chooses the site, which IL now appears VIII
be in the centre of the city.
NOT GOOD EAfBLIM.
Mention has been made Of the murder OF
Harriet Williams at Ashcville. Ii is now
definitely known that il was for purposes
of robbery. Tied to the wOman's body was
found bag. This was beneath her nm
derclothing. and was torn and bloody. and
bloody fnger-prints are plain upon 1t. IL
had been torn open. The money 1t had
contained had been taken. The Coroner
felt lump in q corner OF the bag; ana on
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But tho foot, the negro emblem oil GOOD
luck, failed for once to bring good fortune.
At Greensboro yesterday Judge Dick. OF
the United States Court at Greensboro,
rendered his decision in the case Of the
State against Revenue-Agent kirkpatrick
and Deputy Collector Patterson for Killing
the negro school-teacher Henry McMan-
men, in Orange county, near Hlllsboro,
last February. Judge Dick discharged the
accused on the ground that as the shoot
ing was done in the line OF official duty
and in self-detence it was justiiiable III the
eyes of the law. -,
Last Sunday, near Yanceyville, a negro
shot Mr.. Don Cameron. The gun was
loaded with small shot and the wounds are
not dangerous. The negro, Cary Roam. Is
in jail
Rev. Baylus Cade, formerly of Virginia,
has resigned the pastorate OF trankllnton
OF COURSE.
Mr.. Alfred Gaddy few days ago paid
visit to the brownstone-quarrlos near
Wadesboro' and saw a large dynamite cap
living on the ground. He did not know
what it was and picked it with knife 1t
exploded and tore away two n his fingers.
Wilmington Presbytery is III session at
that city. Rev. A. McFadyen preached the
opening sermon.
Revenue-AeentS S. Kirkpatrick of Greens
horo', who was shot by Henry McMannen
in Orange county, g now IN Baltimore.
He was struck III the head aud neck by the
shot. One of his eyes will be removed.
and this operation, it is believed, will save
the other eye.
RESULT OF TnE Exodus.
The leading negro Republicans unite in
saving that Brewer cannot be reelected &c
Congress from the Fifth district. They do
not think EWart can be reelected IN the
Ninth district. and say Cheatham, in the
Second. is the only Republican who can be
elected ID the State. Yet the Democrats
stand good chance 10 carry the latter dis
trict. and will probably nominate +. II.
Simmons. The exodus of the negroes has
been greater from that district than from
any other in the State. and will have a
powerful effect. Your correspondent ven
lures the prediction that a Democrat VIII
represent that district in the next Con-
greSs.
A company with $4,000 capital has been
formed to operate the Elm Grove Cotton
Mills. in Lincoln county, and IN few
months the mills will be again running.
THE YIRE's TRICKS.
In Rutherford county few nights past
Mr.. Joseph Huntsinger and family we're III
camp while travelling. large fro was
burning near their wagon. Huntslnger
was awakened by his wife's screams and
found her clothing on fire. lie made
desperate efforts 60 save her life. He was
badly injured, and her injuries IRE con-
sidered fatal.
Extensive storage warehouses for farm
products are to be built at Concord.
The citizens of Person county have de-
cided to have q grand celebration next
month in honor of the completion OF the
railway to Roxboro'.
The contracts for the grading of the rail-
wny from Salisbury to Albemarle, the
county-seat Of Stanley county, have been
let.
Day before yesterday. at PaInhco. Mrs.
Elizabeth Morris. while assisting her bus
band in extingulshing some fire, was fatal
" burned. She attempted TO get to
creek, but fell, and all her clothing was
burned OF.
The schooner Union, of New York,
bound south for lumber, went ashore near
Ocracoke yesterday and is total loss. The
crew were saved.