Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-04-18
NORTH NEWS.

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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
Mr., Kirby Smiths damage case
agains The University for false i'm
prisopmen, comes up this week at
Goldsboro.
Wilmington Star: The director of
the Interstate Exposition to be
held in Raleigh next tall, has been
notified that the Mississippi Mills, of
WessoD, Miss, will make a daisy ex-
hibit of it's fabrics of more than
two hundred aud fifty varieties of
cloth, thread, yarn, &c, of cotton
and wool.
Progressive Farmer: The peach
crop Of the country has been entire
ly killed three times since Christmas;
and we make n doubt that it will
be killed at least one more before
the middle OF May. The cat and
the peaches are the only things that
nave been given the pleasure Of dy-
ing more than once. 1t would be a
relief il some of the dying done by
the peaches could be quietly trans.
ferred TO those who do the peach
crop reporting.
The Legislature seems to have
been unfortunate. The income tax
matter was hardly forgotten when
it was discovered that the Legisla'
ture imposed a tax Of twenty cents
Oh the Il. & G. r. r. shares instead
of twenty-five, as they intended
aud on the top Of that is a decision
of the Supreme Court that the acI
extending the Jurisdiction of Magis
trates to cases of assault with deadly
weapons is not effective, because
the Legislature was. IS the iawyer'
say, "inops comcilii" They had n.
sufficient legal counsel.
Winston Daily 1t is announced
that the following prominent divine'
have accepted invitations to preaci
the annoal sermons at the CON
mencement Of Trinity College thi
year Rev. w. H. Bays, Of Con
cord, will preach the sermon befor'
the Theological Society on Sunda!
morning, June 7.h Rev. u. II. Tu,
tie, of Tarboro, will preach the Y
NJ. G. A. sermon Sunday night
June 7th Rev. C. e.. Woods, D. D
President of Scarlet College, Mar
DO, Mo-, will preach the ermon be
tore the graduating class on Wedpes
day, June 10Th.
Raleigh News and Observer: w
II Morris, late postmaster at Mel
son, Durham county, was arraigne'
before Commissioner Purnell yes
terday charged with r,f'ng letter
passing through the mails A shor
time ago the North Carolina WACO
Company mailed a letter con,ain,n,
a check TO w. H. Hobsood a, Ne
son. The letter was received, bu
no check, aud shortly afterwar'
Norris was known to try to get til
check cashed. He was arrested an,
brought here, aud yesterday CAV
bail tor bis appearance at tue Fed
eral Court In June.
The Raleigh correspondent Of ,h
Wilmington Messenger Gays of til
burial of the late Gov. Fowle Th
interment was in lakewood GENE
terry. On arrival there the staff SO
lu,ed the casket containing the re
mains, and the Masons and Cd,
Fellows formed around the grave
The burial service was conducted b
the Masons, and at its conclusio
three volleys were fred by Compan,
y OF the Third Regiment from Dur
ham.
Governor Holt was escorted iron
the cemetery to the Capitol by to
staff and the troops. On arrival q
the Capitol he made some touchin,
remarks to the officers of the stat
assuring them of bis appreciation @
their respect shown the late Cove,
nor and informing them that he dc
sired them 70 retain their presen
positions. He pledged his heart
supper, to the State Gna,d Adj,
General Glenn replied appropria.el
on behalf of the staff.
The people here and from otbe
parts of the State spared nothing i
their effort to show a proper r.sUec
to the dead Governor. and every dc
tail of the arrangement was carrie
out perfectly.
Ibe assemblsge of distinguish
North Caroiinians was certainly
noble one. j
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