Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-30
LYNCHERS FOILED.
THE NEGRO MURDERER or LIvines-
TON TAKEN TO WILMINGTON.
Grand Secretary IT.. n. Nupson-wake
Forest C~haIlrpgcs tho universities-
Alliance Organ Agsin I'm Tuns.
rspecial tolerram % tho DsOatcn.l

RAtE1cH, N. c.. November 2a.-Ihis
morning Arch. McPhatter. the negro
desperate, whose murder of Deputy
Sheriff Livingston, in Richmond county
and subsequent capture by a negro III
Robson county have been reported, was
taken from Lumberton to Wilmington. Al
the latter place he was placed IN the nos
pital. He has three bullet-wounds. q
serious. The Sheriff of Richmond iounu
that if McPhatter were taken to that
county he would surely be lyncoed.
pointed grand secretary of the ROYAL Arch
Hasons OF North Carolina, Uioe Donaiu W.
Balm. deceased.
rHE BONDED DIET.
State Treasurer Tate was interviewed py
your correspondent TO-DAY, anu aehs
amount OF North Cardinals bonded deos
is now 3 3,2sl, $50. The fiscal year q
TO-DAY.
From interviews with STATED Chairman
Simmons and other prominent Democrats
to.dav. IL u learned that there 10 eood
prospect OF seating Williams :.
from Fifth Congressional District. ms
attorney has developed some strong EVIL
dence. he claims.
EXAMINING COMMITTEE,
To-day the Examining Committee ap-
pointed by the Legislature was n0tineu W
meet December 18th TO inspect the DOORS
and vouchers Of the State treasurer ann
Auditor. The committee IS compooe9 - y
Senators ". ID. Turner, Of lredeli' n T.
Y. Watson. of Davidson. and OF Represent
tatives Long, OF Columbus; McOluer' VI
Swain, and Bryan, of Wilkes. nooo
Governor Holt offered a reward OF SZVO
| for the unknown persons who last sprrlns
in Henderson county burned the dwelling
of G.. W. Livingstone.
CLARK ACQUITTED.
Tie trial Of Thomas Clark. a prominent
citizen of Pamlico, for the assassinatlon Oh
| Richard d. McCotter. ex-member OF th9
Legislature from that county, has resulted
ID his acqulttal. c
The football team Of Wake-FoTest Col
lege has challenged that OF the State Uni
yersity 10 play o game for the champion
ship At Athletic Park here. December iUth.
News has been received of the death at
Kernerayille, az the age OF 10. OF Rev. II.
W. PEBBLES of the Methodist Protestant
Grand Secretary B. II. woodell. of the
! Grand Lodge, ]. O. o. f.. left to-day for
the northeastern part Of the state on a
tour tnong the lodges. The Odd-FelloWs
| are growing rapidly in this State.
Three convicts were brought 20 the penl-
| Tertiary this morning from Rowan.
sIRrcfLY NoN-PARTIsAN.
The editor of the Pr0JrgSSiUe Farmer. or
| gan of the Third party and of the state
Alliance, sets out a fine dish OF crow to-
dav and then eats the bird. The Execu-
tive Committee Of the state Alliance-s.
b. Alexander, j. 9. Johnson, and }. Nj.
Mewborne-wrote the editor III. l.. Ram
sew this letter: The North Carolina
Farmers Alliance is a uOn-partIsan Organl-
| cation and its organ snould DO a non-par-
tisan paper. Please inform us what the
| policy of the organ will be in the future
To this the editor says. We beg to call
| your attention TO the editorial columns OF
| the paper last week. The declarations
there made we intend to stand by. We
intend that the Progressive Farmer shall IN
future be strictly non-partlsan. and It VIII
labor earnestly for the education OF the
agricultural classes in a strictly non-partl-
san spirit. Trusting that THIS statement
NAV satisfy the brotherhood and restore
confidence among those who have been
estranged and embittered towards each
other on account of partisan differences,
we are.n &c.