The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-07-02
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city today.
A very hard rain fell between eleven
and twelve o'clock today.
Maj w. 4. Guthrie has returned from
a very pleasant stay at Waynesville.
Yesterday the schedule on the main
line of the Seaboard Air Line was
changed.
r. II. Pettis, w. B. Smith, T. E. Win
free and G.. w. White, all of Richmond,
are in the city.
Several of the trustees of Trinity Col
lege are here today and more will arrive
this afternoon.
Mayor Link returned Saturday even
ing from a pleasant stay of a few days at
Morehead City.
Prof. w. l. Crawford, Of Trinity COL
lege, left this morning on a visit TO his
home at Ophir, N. c.
Rev. DR.. John F. Crowell, ex-president
of Trinity College, will leave tomorrow
afternoon for the north.
E. Strudwick, wife child and nurse are
at the Carolina. They are on their way
to their home in Norfolk, Va,
The Durham Stationery and Novelty
store has added a news stand, with the
current newspapers and periodicals.
The colored band paraded the streets
in the old Blackwell band wagon this
afternoon in the interest of a colored
show tonight.
Mr.. D T. Edwards, who has charge of
a fine school in Kinston, N. c., and who
has been visiting at Trinity park, left
this morning for Chapel Hill, to attend
the summer law school.
The board Of county commissioners
has been in session today engaged in the
usual routine business of the board,
granting licenses to retail liquor, and
electing a member of the board of edu-
cation to fill a vacancy.
Tomorrow at 2 o'clock p. m the trus-
tees of Trinity College meet 10 elect a
president to succeed DR.. Crowell. In the
morning a special meeting of the com
mittee that has the matter in charge will
be held. Judge Clark is chairman of this
committee.
Mr.. Haley, who lives near town
brought in an egg story this morning
that is guaranteed not to have been
matched out" He found this morning
an egg laid by a hen, the egg measuring 6!
by = inches. He says it is no goose egg,
but a genuine hen egg.
Rev. L. w. Crawford leaves this after
noon to attend a large educational mass
meeting lin Cleveland county, on July
4. He represents the interests of Trinity
college. Professor Crawford has been
recently rendered a position in another
institution at a salary of $500.
At midnight Saturday night the Rich
mond and Danville system passed into
history and was succeeded by the South
ern Railway company. The new owners
have in view a consolidation of many of
the leading lines of the South and the
making of a vast system that will be un-
excelled anywhere in the country.
Saturday afternoon President Hob
good, of Oxford Female seminary, was
here on his way home from the teachers
assembly. Asked about his project to
admit girls to Wake Forest college, he
said it vas only a question of time when
this would be done and that the advO-
Gates Of admission can afford to wait.
The county board of education was in
session here today. The board inspected
the school accounts of the county treas
ury and pronounced them all correct.
Squire r, B. Blalock resigned as a men,
Der of the board today, he taking the
Office of superintendent of public instruc-
ton, to which he was elected last month.
The board is now composed of d. G.
Gutter, chairman, J. G.. Latta and r. B.
Blalock. The board of county commits
this afternoon selected the MEM
Der of the board who is to succeed Mr..
Blalock.
THE GLOBE correspondent at Morris.
vile wrote Saturday evening of the death
of Miss Wimberly and stated that there
was strong talk of lynching. Persons
coming from Raleigh Yesterday after
say that the Jews reached Raleigh
that a band of lynchers had been made
up and would raid the jail Saturday
night. George Mills is said to have been
to the woods near Raleigh and
there concealed by the sheriff during the
1t is also said that the jail was
heavily guarded Saturday night, the
guards sleeping on their arms. The re
port saws the party was made up Of per-