The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-05-15

He SAYS THERE WILL 3E CrE,
LESS NFGGER ON EAgTEE And
ONE MORE STRANGER IL
HE'LL.

t0taf Correspondence STATE CHRoNICLE.l
CHARLOTTE, n. q. LA, 15.-Tle nuI-
derer Brabham's days are numbered.
According to the decision of the Su-
preme Court he has no new trial and il
the day for his execution is retained hs
will be hanged on Thursday next.
He is bright darkeg and looks as if
he might have become a leader among
his race, bat "the love Of money" was
the root Of his crime.
The Jailor went into the cell yester-
day when the news Of the denial al
new trial was heard and said; "Well I've
got bad news for you" "What; answer
ed the startled darkey" "The Supreme
Court didn't give You the new rrial, "
and before he had hardly uttered these
words Brabham turned TO fellow pri-
soner and exclaimed: "Well, | don't
give q d; there'll be one less nigger on
earth and enc more stranger IN nell >
Before this poor unfortunate uttered
these words there was some sympathy
for him, but as he cares not for himself
it is hardly reasonable that anyone
| should care for him. Even some Of bis
| faithful colored friends have turned heir
! backs on him.
A Jaunt to a Model Farm.
The CHRONICLE IS always glad TO hear
Of good farms, and especially those which
are of the stock and dairy CLASS.
L is equally glad hear Of the sue
cess Of young men il whatever honora-
Die business they are engaged, and II
view Of these facts, the writer must
speak at length of his jaunt to the cou1-
try YESTERDAY.
It was in the cool of the evening that
Mr. @. c. Moore drove the writer out n
the northeastern suburbs of Charlotte
that | might dwell for an hour in the
bracing air Of the rural fields and live
for q moment among herds of cattle and
beautiful blooded horses.
1t was there at the Graham Stree.
Stock and Dairy Farm that | saw one
hundred and thirty seven plump, round
Jersey and other breeds Of cows all Il elk
into the MIX House, and each one t+E
her place IS If human. i was done ike
clock-work; no running to head-OH, nC
0utting, 20 kicking, but every COW
trained to her place, That Was q s.8ht
| had never seen or heard Of before, and
laust al1ai5 shat il | could have sold
my pen for 9 COW ye writers journalistic
life would have been hid 1ehiad the milh
shed,
B1t not half has yet been seen. The
spe dy horses that made tho grazire
f1la live Win lneig frCli15 were tQ ies
indeed. T0ere were sous of tie mos
distinguished sires in the horse-w0rld
stock that has given his excellent farn
name among stock raisers.
And Mr.. Moore is a success. He is
young man whose industry and sagaoity
have built Q stock and dairy farm i
three years, whose untiring energy an(
2 devotion to his work has placed on
: hundred and forty COWS where one thel
) stood, and twenty seven horses wher
! there was a void. For long time b
+ was bock-heeper for the popular frn
of t. L. Seigle & Co, but failing il
: health, he entered this business as
i had always been close TO his heart.
- The writer has seen with his own eyes
o and seeing, believes that there is 40 oct
: ter country in this Southland fer stoc
y raising than portions Of North Carolina
y Mr.. Moore has made great headway 2
the business, is just in his thirties and !
the brother to Rev DR.. ". NJ. Moore, Q
Hampden Sidney College, Va.
That Fortune in a Balloon.
It Mr.. E D. Latta, President Of the
C's, tells your correspondent that th
balloon referred to a few days since {
~ one of the attractions Of DeclarafiO
IS Day will be sent up by q prominent Ne
IF York aeronaut, and that the tin box
ID which the deed to the Dilworth lot vi
ly be enclosed will be sought for far al
r near. Numerous citiz3ns Of the c'i
lg have declared their intention Of beiU
I'd in that country toward which the VIII
I'd blows at the time it is sent up. i
m thought that much fun will be the I
g. suit of the ascension.
It is also stated here to day that bo
Messrs. E. D. Latta and Eli Spriag
the two most prominent stockholders
the Cs, will build two handsome re-
as dences in Dilworth, the City OF Az
nues, in which to live. Under the
nign effect Of the recent rains /
=, delicate shrubbery, evargreens a
,oi grasses in Latta Park are beautiTyng
ne in gorgeous apparel, and it is b8li37
lr. by lovers Of picturesque scenery that
i'd another season it will be the most
wo lightful spot in all this splendid count
M The Home of Mrs. stonewali Jacks'
es- The widow Of the immortal sold
me and man, Stonewall Jackson, is il
let queenly city. 1t is not unlike the nat
OF her devoted husband, unpretentio
yet ''home, sweet home" Here IS
lingering place OF his wife, her TEN
rary tenting ground, until she is Biz
to come up higher and resi- with
ton matchless Stonewall "uuder the Sic
ing of the trees" Situated hardly
7al- Yards from the Richmond u I5aE
les. depot. OIL the busy street called Irad'
q drab colored, wooden building, sii
near the sidewalk, with lovely laF7
front decorated with mellow magnol
inc Norwegian spruce and other evergrf
,Ith Through tie cracks Of the fence p1otf
,di numerous branches, but these are
is well broken eff by the hundreds
ncv souvenir hunting strangers from
at South because Of their love for .
it is fender aud from the North becaus
leo their admiration Of = true solder
owe man. This spot, hail9Wed al1os
q Of great IS IL home Il tto ce.eLaa.n
vou self aroucd wnic'l c!ias II
I'D memories Of tla one Wht lad 81
hort upon the alter OF his c u .y 81