Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-11
THE TARIFF LEAGUE.
RALEIGH REPUBLICANS EMBAR-
RAsseD ABOUT THE NEGROES.
Selecting site for the sohooI--The DE-
mands of the Alliance--yirginians
Invited--yariOus Topics.
lspeclnl telerrnm to the pIspatch. ]

RALEIGH, N. c.. June 10.--The Republi-
cans are organizing tariff league in this
city. At the outset they are confronted by
a problem-Shall they admit negroes to
membership? II they do not they will still
further ALLEVIATE the negroes, who are ne
cessary to them as voters if they do they
will utterly fail in their plans to induce
many Democrats to join their league.
-, VISITING BOARD.
The Board Of Directors Of the State Nor
nal and Industrial School for White Girls,
which met yesterday and heard the repre-
sentatives Of the towns which desire the
school, left to-day for Durham and will in
spect the site offered, &c. Graham will be
next visited The people Of Greensboro f,
State-Superintendent Finger says, decided
only few days ago that they wished the
school located there, and will make their
proposition to the board when II reaches
Greensboro.
ALLIANCE DEMANDS.
The Alliance and its views as 10 politics
are now talked Of daily all over the State.
IL it OF is it not for the third party? One
of the officers of the Alliance said TO your
correspondent: I'VE are for the Alliance
demands first and the Democratic party
next" The demand which the Order
insists upon, this official SAYS is that IN re-
gard to the sub-Treasury. 1t is sure to re-
quire much and earnest work TO get mat
ters in shape politically in the State. Some
persons affect 10 believe the drift here will
be as it was in South Carolina.
Trinity COLLEGE.
At Trinity College to-day Rev. G. G.
Word, of Missouri, preached the sermon
before the graduating class. The after
has twelve members. This afterrC Con the
class-day exercises we're held by the seniors.
Willis II. Dowd delivered the literary ad-
dress this evening. Tomorrow the gradu-
ating exercises will be held.
TEACpERs' ASSEMBLY.
Eugene q. Harrell, secretary Of the
North Carolina Teachers Assembly, which
meets at Morehead City on the 10th instant,
SAYS there will be $500 present during the
meeting which ends June 18th. He desies
TO extend through the DISPATCH special
nyitation TO Virginia teachers to attend.
The latter are arranging for the formation
of an association and can secure many
valuable points by attending the assembly
in the State. He assures them hearty
welcome aud earnest compensation. Gov
enor Holt informs Mr.. Harrell that he
will be present during the greater part OF
the time. DR.. Talmage delivers an address
on lnt tNtuluE VI llt lOAu btLDAO NhS
assembly. Auditor Sanderlin makes the
opening address on the 18th, President
Charles ID. Mclver making the annual ad-
dress the same day,
POSTMASTER SENTENCED.
In the United States Circuit Court here
to-day Henry Davis (colored), late assist
ant postmaster at Halifax, was convicted
of embezzlement, sentenced 70 eighteen
months in Columbus penitehtiary, and
fined $3.50, the latter being the amount Of
shortage not made good.
GREES-GOoDs MEN.
w. II. Robinson alas King, Frank Reid
atlas w. j. Nelson, and j. J. Ellington were
arraigned in the same court charged with
using the mails for Offering counterfeit
money for sale. Ellington withdrew his
plea Of not guilty. Robinson and Reid
will be convicted tomorrow; they have
no counsel and evidence against them is
positive. Robinson will also be sentenced
under a suspended judgment for the same
offence, OF which he was convicted q year
ago.
kilograms received here to-day directed
work on the electric street railway to be-
gin tomorrow.
GRAND-sIRE BUsBBE ILL.
Charles NJ. Busbee, Grand Sire of the
Odd Fellows, is quite sick at his home here.