The state chronicle., 1893-04-26
A LATER DISPATCH

Will determine 1nal action.
LATER DISPATCH.
New BERNE, n c.. April 25.-The
Governor visited James City in con-
ference. He has given the people
till 3 o'clock p. m. to decide.
e. G.. HARRELL.
THE GOVERNOR VISITS THE CAMP.
New BERNE, N. c., 5:36 p. m.-The |
situation is still unchanged. The
people of James City upon their re-
quest have been given until 10
o'clock p. M. for their ultimatum. It
is thought that the indications
point to speedy settlement for
temporary lease of the land. The
troops are in comfortable quarters
and are ready to move forward at
moments notice. Every man is at
his post. The Governor has just
visited the camp and congratulated
the State upon the value and relia-
bility Of the strong arm of the ex
ecutlve. e. G.. HARRELL
THE HOUR SET FOR TEN P. NJ.
New BERNE, April 25.-Special-
The Governor went over this morn
ing and addressed the James City
people. They appointed a commit
tee of conference who came over
and have been negotiating settle
ment through J. E. OHarra. A
settlement on the basis of a three
years lease is rumored.
New BERNE, n. c., 8:2O p. M
There is no change in the status
since the last dispatch. The lease
proposition is to be finally reported
on at ten o'clock tonigh. The
troops are in fine condition, COM
fortably quartered and ready for Or
ders should their services be needed.
THE EDITORS ARE HERE TOO.
The Press Association is here in
full force. The pen is nightier
than the sword, but does not gilt
ter as much. d. L. 9.
A DISPOSITION TO SETTLE PEACEFULLY
New BERNE, April 25-1O:30 P. NJ
Gov. Carr and staff vent to James
City this morning and were met with
demonstrations Of cordial feeling
The whole population of James City
were apparently glad to see him
The Governor says that he mover
had a more cordial recognition
A stand was erected for him ane
profusely decorated with flowers
He made an address, saying tina
the law must be enforced, ant
he was going to remain until tn
matter was fully settled. He urge(
! obedience to law. He said that b
3 would wait until 3 o'clock, in hope
i Of settlement.
I O'Hara later submitted a propo
9 sition to Mr.. Bryan, which Nh
u Bryan assented to, fer leases, an
l. the result is to be reported to tn
l. Governor at 10 o'clock tonight.
L There is every disposition to sci
J tie the matter peacefully.
0 S. A. AsHE.
THE PROPOSITION ACCEPTED.
New BERNE, N. G., April 25--1
p. m.-The proposition has been a.
- cepted. The negroes agree to tax
- the leases at fifty cents to one do
4 lar a month rent for three yeal
% and with leave to nova their house
~ at any time within three years G
,e payment of rent.
ir S. A. AsHE
ID THE COMPANIES BY BATTALIONs.
L The New Berne Journal of ye
terday morning, which reached Ra
eigh last evening, says:
The entire 1st Regiment of Il
North Carolina Guard, with the g
: ception of Go. E, Pasquotank Rifle
: of Elizabeth City accompanied
- Gov. Elias Carr and Adjutant &c
-. -. eral F. H. Cameron, arrived Ia
to to night thoroughly equipped to a
10 ~. the officers of the law in executil
~ the decree of court against the Q
a. posing inhabitants of James City
ta1 dispossessing them and putting Il
'i owner, Mr.. JAS A. Bryan, in perft
and undisputed possession.
err Brigadier General, J. W. Cote
is in command, and the Colonel
the Regiment is J. E. Wood,
he Elizabeth City.
,h- We give the companies a
nal strength with their officers by b
bv talions
No FIRST BATTAIION-MAJ. W. B. RoDN
nv Go. C.-Governors Guard, Of R
eigh, Capt. J. W. Cross.
Go. D-Goldsboro Rifles,
Goldsboro, Capt. T. II. Balm
Go. G.-Washington Light
los' fantry, of Washing gton, Capt. Sa
Guy uel Blount.
MA Go. H,-Pitt County Rifles,
eat Greenville, Capt, VIM. Smith.
'uy' 2ND BATTALIAN-MAJ. W. T. HUGHE
oe Co. A.-Edgecombe Guards,
oy Tarboro, Capt. G. W. Jeffreys.
Go. B-Franklin Rifles, of Lo1
burg, Capt. SIS. Meadows
arts Co. F.-Warren Guards, of v
,kin renton, Capt. Fl. P inner.
,Y.l In addition to these compa1
the Naval Reserve Of New Bern