Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-27
NO APPROPRIATION.
NoRTu CAROLINA REFUSES TO At
TEND THE WORLDS FAIR.
No Money as Long as the Force BIZ Is Be-
fore Congress-A Cbiid's Great Peril
The State Female Normal school,
,a..c,.l ,elarrnr, % be pi,peich.l

p,,p1au. N. O., January 26.--In the SEN
ate to-day Senator Aycock INTRODUCED Inc
following resolution:
whereas the General Assembly fully ap-
prec,ates the patriotic motives which ac-
mated Governor Fowle in recommending
In his message an appropriation Oh Szo'~V
10 secure a display of North Caroiina's TO-
aources AT the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton. yet in view of the pendency Oh the
Lodge bill, Familiarity known as the force
bill. in Congress. and the probability OF its
becoming law. and desiring 70 ehpresS
our antagonism TO measure wnicn threat
ems 10 disturb the peace, nappinasss, s Hnu
material prosperity OF the S1a'e' 'nei'io'0
be 1t -, ,-o
Resolpsd, That we viii make no appro-
nriation TO the Worlds Columbian Elk
position 10 be held at Chicago IN loH so
long as the force bill is pending IN Con-
cress and is likely to become law.
nv a vote of 80 to 4 the resolution was
adorted after speeches bitterly denuncia-
tory of the force bill. ;.;,;or
Governor Fowle has made requlsitIlo,,n,
nm Governor Mckinney for Mathew WI,
Hanson a negro. who recently murdered
nero woman. Ann Williams, In Gran
VILE county. The murder was q shocking
ly brutal one.
MARRIED TO-DAY.
Mr.. Collie Cobb. of Cambridge. Mass,
loft here TODAY for Lilesyille, Arson coun-
ty, where he will tomorrow be marrie ~! 70
Miss Mary L. Battle, daughter OF Dr. WI.
liam n. Battle. one of the most prominent
citizens of that section.
CHILD RESCUED.
Yesterday afternoon slx-year-old son OF
William s. Primrose. of Raleigh. fell INTO
a deem hole full of water in the suburbs.
Fortunately there was some brush IN the
water and TO this the child chung. He was
rescued by a negro lad after be had been
IN the water long time and almost dead
from cold and exhaustion.
INTERESTING DEBATE.
There vas q long and warm debate in the
lower house of the Legislature to-day on
the bill to establish State normal and IN
dustrial school foI white girls. Speeches
in support of the bill were made by Gil
mer, Skinner. Bryan Of Wayne, and Nor
ton; in opposition to It by Henry ana ray "a
An amendment was offered providing that
no person shall be given free tuition unless
IL be certified that she cannot pay. While
there is evidently considerable antagonlsm
TO the bill, it is almost certain It Will pass
by good majority tomorrow when IL VIII
come up as unfinished business. Inc gal;
leries were filed with ladies who listened
eagerly to the debate. The ladies, par
ticularly all the societies of Kings Daugh-
tiers, have sent in petitions for the esta6t-
lishment OF the school. The bill has al
ready passed the Senate, and is one OF the
most interesting of the session.
THE OYSTER WAR.
The Governor received telegram to-
day from Colonel Julian @. Wood, who if
in command of the military force which If
enforcing the law against dredging for
oysters. The telegram is from kewberne.
Fifty dredgers were found and those were
warned to leave. All made haste to depart.
Colonel Wood left Newberne to-day for
Washington, having cruised all over Pam
leo sound. He has a company of fifty
eight men on board the steamer Vesper.
The State will in few days have regular
oyster gunboat.