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Murphy, n. c., last Friday.
Fannie Carter, a colOred woman OF
Charlotte, dropped dead on the street last
Saturday night. She was returning TO
her home with provisions under her arms.
The Seaboard Airline is talking about
building a road from Monroe to Winston
Salem.A preliminary horseback survey
has already been.made, and the company
was SO well pleased that it decided to
make further investigation.
II. l.. Rucker, cOlOred man Of Georgia,
believes the true solution Of the race pro-
blem is for the negroes TO educate them
selves and stay within their own sphere,
and then have the gumption to recognize
their true friends and stand by them.
Raleigh will have her fire works. The
Fourth Of July committe nnoun that
they have decided to have the Fourth OF
July fireworks display to night on Fay
etteyille street, rain or shine. Every
body, far and near, who wishes to see
the big show should take notice.
A fierce fire ragged for several hours
Yesterday morning at the tannery of
Wedding & Bros, Louisville, Ky, in
volving a loss of 100000 and the serious
injury of three men, who fell from a
fourth story window, overcome by heat
and smoke, just as rescue was at hand.
$4,000 insurance.
About $50 ~convicts who have been at
work at Rocky Mount grading tracks
for the Atlantic Coast Line shops, have
been transferred, part to Hamlet, where
they will make an excavation and lay
the foundation for a cotton compress,
and part to the state farms at Castle
Hayne, near Wilmington.
The board of directors Of the state
Normal and industrial school will meet
tonight in Greensboro to fill the chair
of stenOgraphy, telepraphy and type
writing, to elect a matron and make ar
rangements for charging the boarding
accommodations which is necessitated
by the large number of applicants.
A dispatch from St. Johns says: All
from Dyers Cove east, except the Roman
Catholic cathedral and Union bank and
Devon Row are gone. The fire made a
clean sweep of everything else. Later
advices say the fire is under control. But
1annpr 10 faarn1 from q fnrnct u rn in Uncf
end. Fourteen thousand people have
been rendered homeless.
The Statesyille Landmark says light
ming struck a tree in the yard of Mr.. Sam
Moore, near Amity, in Chambersburg
township, last Thursday night. The tree
stood near his granary and the building
caught fire and a clothes line, running
from the granary to the smoLe house, car
ried the current to the smoke house and
set it on fire also. Both fires were ex-
tinguished before any damage was done.
The Asheville Citizen says The ban
quet to be given at the Battery Park on
Wednesday evening next by the alumni
and friends of the University Of North
Carolina in honor Of President Geo. T.
Winston, will be one of the most pleas
ant event of Gala Week. About fifty
banquters will be present. The pro-
gramme has been arranged and the Oc-
casion will be one long to be remembered.
Salisbury Herald Col. +. b. Long, of
Asheyille, and Mr.. 4. Shuford, of Ca
tawba county, passed through here last
night en- route for the Omaha cOnven-
ton on July 4. They were armed with
crcdential authorizing them to assist in
the nomination Of a national ticket for
peoples party. Colonel Long goes as a
leopard from the republican party and
Mr.. Shuford as a black sheep from among
the democrats.
The Charlotte News says: The cele,
bratcd Dale-Nutall case hat attracted so
much attention some time ago is to be
revived in Dallas, Ga, on the Sth of
August. Interest in this case has not
abated and as the trial approaches the
interest in the case will assume much
larger proportions. Nuttall is at present
in Atlanta and does not seem to fear the
outcome of the trial. The above is the
case of the man who changed his name
and married n second wife while his
first wife still lives.
The mass meeting of the locked on
workmen, held at the Homestead rinb
yesterday afternoon for the purpose O.
considering the reception Of the militia
effected a remarkable change in the popu
lar feeling, Those who were radical in
their utterances against the coming O.
the national guard stood in their place:
and Cheered when it was decided TO re
ceive the military With open arms. Al
the speeches were conciliatory in theil
tone and an era of law and order founC
its inception. Governor PattiSon VIZ:
highly endorsed. \ workman moveC