The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
FARMERSSH0W rlIEIR HAND
THEY ADOPT A RESOLUTION ON
THE SUB TREASURY BILL.
II Is Considered tn lie Directed at seua-
tor Vsnee-officer Hogue Acquitted
Mrs. Morehead's wni-Reeeption In the
New Governors Mansion.

e RALEIGH, y. c.. Jan. 10 Special. I
Y Inc Farmers Alliance made its first bold
= stroke in both Houses OF the Legislature to-
is day simultaneously by the introduction Of a
II resolution which shows that they propos @
: 10 De aggressive and uncompromisng in
this legislation which they demand. A
resolution was adopted in the joint caucus
OF Alliance members tonight, and as agreed
: upon was introduced In both the Senate
! and House this morning. IL is as fol-
lows. Resolved that our senator's
in the Finy.6rst and Fifty-second Con-
crosses be and they are hereby instructed
! 10 vote for and use all honorable means 10
secure the objects Of financial reforms no
contemplated In the platform adopted at
tue Ocala meeting OF he National Farmers
Alliance, held in December, 1890" After
some debate the resolution was referred by
the Senate to the Committee on Federal Re-
latlons. In the House II provoke spirited
and protracted discussion.
10 INSTRUCT SENATOR VANCE.
u was well understood that the effect OF
the resolution WAS to instruct Senator
ance to vote for the sub-1reasury bill and
to bring that question 10 issue before the
election OF the Senator, which takes place
on next Tuesday week. Colonel Harry
skinner, OF Pitt, made ringing speech in
iaFor OF the resolution, and Delegate Wall,
! OF Rockingham. led the other wing. He
was for Vance first, and if Vance was
against this measure he was against IL.
| Alter much debate, the resolution passed
The House by vote of o 10 10. IL is stated
Tonight, however, that senator Vance il
satisfied with the working OF the resolution,
/ a. fstu 10 IL
character as not 10 directly conflict with his
! eXp~ssed views on that subject.
MRS. MOREHEAD's WILL.
The will of Mrs. Mary Smith Morehead,
formerly Of this city, who died in an insane
asy lum in Philadelphia a few days ago,wss
opened here to-day in presence Of all her
heirs. The estate is valued az $3O0. 900. half
Of which the will divides among her heirs
aud the xher bali il devised 10 the trustees
of the North Carolina University for the
purpose OF eudowing a chair of chemistry
ana agriculture IN that institution.
RECEPTION IN THE NEW MANSION.
senator Vance. who IL in the city, has
been invited by Governor Fowle To assist
him in the reception which will be held on
Tuesday night at the new Governors Man
sion, and has consented 20 do 80. The new
mansion will be thrown open on that Occa-
sion for the first time.
News ia received here that Joe Brown, "a
young farmer living near FranklintOn, was
accidentally shot through his right breast
today by pistol IN the hands OF his cOusin,
who was examining it. IL is feared tnat
the wound will prove fatal.
BRILLIANT MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED.
Formal announcement was today made
)t the approaching marriage ofIlOn. Charles
NJ Of gff IA
Elu0r Cooper. niece Of Mrs. T.. B. Nanre,
which will take place at senator Yance's
residence, on Massachusetts, avenue. Wash
IN EtOn city, on the evening Of January 2lst. \
Mr.. Busbee IL one Of the most prominent
attorneys II this city, aud is Grand Sine OF
he Order Of Odd-Fell0Ws Of the United
~s ,rcsetad vim a loud and YociIero9' ou.-
: 2Iue.'" rec. v, ,,,Iause from the crowded court
room.
HISTORY OF THE CASE
The homicide tor winch officer Hogue was
tried on a charge OF murder oocuI'eu 1, y" and "a
iioone has been in Jail here ever since tnae
,imo hal having been refused him ny 'ho
committing magistrate. ,,.,.,,o ,,os
on the afternoon i'm question hogue was
on his regular beat on Wilmington eu.v',
,ybicb il one of the busiest streets vi .nu
citv especialy for negroes ana counuy
neople. The first thing when atuactea W.
attention was commOtoh across tng sa
crom where he was standing, caused Dy u"
atlray between negro ana whi'e na"'
STRUCK TIKI WHITE MAN
THE negro, who was Julian jones' tue ue
ceased. was seen 10 strike Tue "ni'o ~
and knock him down. Al thls moinen1 mlii'ar a..
Wsi,5ar, Irtley. A well-knOwn neNspapet
W., 81 th,s civ. ran up and attempted W
Lii Iones of the white man as ne con-
/ i,,,,1 IN nummel him. Jones theIeupVh
S'ai, Irtlev a sledge hammer DO" III tno
s,'n and Knocked him of his feet. Otley
recovered himself. and, as the negro s.a,t~a
~ ram. pursued him, striking AT nm NJ" nas
stick. just as he came up WIN yo" nj.
officer H0gue rushed up anu piso1n .nnsidar
hG,'soiS nam under arrest. Jones tberegpOh
.i','o'ed uuon the officer Ike usei,
Pu,nl,od his club from his hand ana uo"'
In, - Nov which felled him TO his knees
FIRED TWICE AT THE NEGRO
-, ,hen ran. and Hogue, getting
nc seon a. he could recover himseii,
, up up.s,,od =" him. calling to him To halt. As no
. Pun, ~ slacken his pace the oihcef uIem
/, % %u,U l,'ol,er and fired twice at the hegIV
NJ ue then stopped and turned upon tne
: ~ and when the latter came up, giap-
= o,nI' i,,i,h him and made motions at hlh 90
a pieu 80 irving 10 cut him. Hogue see
o a., mot The negro was determlneu W
r. ,.,', him. placed his revolver asai"se ~ H.
n isr side and fired. Inc hegto - ~, bonr
sidewalk and lived only aDguI ,hrongh his
the ball having passed eu''o''
h. abdomen. IN ,oun, ,yiry. and power
lt ~ Sy", ,egro. and was farm hand near @ sno
in i.'' On the evening IN question nc 80
ID CT! ,.,th whisky, aud had the reputatio"
d. - hsinC A perfect tiger when drunk
co,,urryp 10 JAIL WITHOUT BAIL
,,,'..,,, an hour after the shooting Hogue
y, " '.Ir,, .arrest.d By deputy sheln upon
TO mia.',,, mas sworn out by negro kinsDen ~
va a'l,eneased. and a preliminary nearing ma' '.
"a lno ". hegun before NJ. u. Barpee, yu.
he AZ ', The peace. A number Oh VII
no us uco wer. examined, and aitet heai
ne .,,', the ease the magistrate ofue,su 'aosa,
les nnlnr,omitted 10 all without pan W 49,
,rs tr;aI in wake Superior court s On .ne ~ III
ed of murder. All during lne p'U5'Ih hv A. ,re
pfs 1-;aI negrOes were coming IN 80,
,be la ~ county. having heard OF the ana
IA iIo,' IN ,,ost intense feeling ever exnioiVs
he ana ,n !ne bere was witnessed. Omihou
,is pf .;.,,,s .n...' we're heard among them, az
"a, .Shr.atening aspect on their part va
ne .h.,,aIlv .he the reason that Hague was oon '''
lrn miited to Jail instead oi Oel"s g. outside.
,ne A. he was not believed 10 Dc sa'e 0u''''''
ing NEGROES EXCITED OVER THE cAsr.
@ s Negroes stopped work and co songTesasiss g ssa
mi koots about the streets ana the coe' 49,,
lest thew had never been known to DO se"s ee,ol
So great was the feeling 'Sss y,nor. upO% 'sau Qua
ueu ." oi ,1v NJ civ were ordered under arms a
, n,o 0, or, ts IN their armory ready Tor acton a
,her 9 snePs oPpoents nj notice for week or ten days
,.vi I'M o1h nv he homicide. A number ofexua POI
T 'sar .sa err sns also sworn in. The negroes, howe,
ZEN soemed ven somewhat appeased by me c' iac'
IIo Homes being in Jail, and the ieenns s'S'
ally subsidized
ruE CASE CONTINUED.
Y. }. Hogue was 70 have been srlen nssa,,snc a. n
shot .amher term Of court, but IN c',nseJ uonS ~
ige 1 ta yeg illness OF the presiding Judge tne wa
NM tne nesat had % 70 over TIL the January m
a,s 49, VA WI ,se officer has lain IN Jaii ever 81