Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-15
DIR. aINSDALE DEAD.
Ne WAS A WElL-kNoWN cARoLINlAN
AND NJ HIS GOTH YEAR.
Republicans Urged to Fuse With Popuiists
In Certain LocaIIties-The Vance Re
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RALEIGH. n, c.. June n.-tSpecial.)--
DR.. Samuel ]. Hinsdale died this after
noon at his home At Fayetteville He
was the father of John w. Hinsdaie,
one Of the best-known, lawyers in North
Carolina, and was 80 years old. few
years ago he remarked. and leaves a
young wife and a child about year Old.
lie was an accomplished chemist.
REPUBLICAN, ADDRESS.
Chairman John Is. Eayes. Of the Re-
publican State Executive Committee. to-
day issued an address to his. party. lie
urges It to follow in the wake of national
Republlcanism. charges the Democratic
party with inability to govern, and adj
,ises Republicans to fuse with Populists
In districts aud counties where Demo-
cratic majorities are overwhelming but
leaves this 20 local judgment. At sath-
ering OF. leading western Republicans u
was stated that 1.-The sentiment OF their
party is against fusion with Popoiis's'
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
At statesyille, on application of Charles
y. Vance, III. A. Gudger. and others,
judge Arfnneid has granted an injunc-
ton for tendays restraining Mrs. Vance
or the trustees OF Riverside cemetery AT
Ashviile from interfering with the body
of Senator Vance. The matter Will be
argued In ten days before Judge Shuford
at chambers at Ashevile.
The drought In large section OF
country east OF here was broken yester-
day and last night, considerable ran
having fallen. Here there was no ram.
The weather is much cooler.
The Goldsboro' Cotton Mills. after
long shutdown have resumed operations
The new Pearl cotton-miils at Durham
begin next Monday.
HE PAYS OUT.
s. A. H. johnson. biganiist and en-
bezzler, OF salisbury. has refunded sVJJ
of the money he took. and has agreed
TO leave the state within ten. days. He
will. under these conditions. not be prose
cuted. IN ,.....
Z Superintendent Il. NICK Goodwin. OF the
deaf-mute school at Morganton, is to be
married on the 18th Instant AT Greens-
boro to MICS Maude' F. broadway, a
teacher In the State Normal and Indus
trial school.
WILL BE HELD Up.
The reuusltiOn by the Governor OF
Tennessee for John Dockery and William
Hall the men who stood in this state
and shot and killed one Bryon in Ten
nessee will be held up By Governor Carr
until the North Carolina supreme Court
decides whether the. prisoners are
amenable to Tennessee justice.
InDthe State Museum to-day four very
large and carefully-prepared maps were
placed on The walls. These show
the location Of all schools, pubic ana
private. the geological features. location
o. alt mines, and illustrate the fishing In
terests. .-.'.-'-'
An oranre-coIored "hle-fisR' from More
head City was to-day PLACED in the
museum. and Is the most singular OF all
IT contains The display Of fish aud game
BIRDS is remarkably fine ami complete.
DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
Members OF the Democratic State Com
mittee express their belief that the party
will carry the state by as 'arge ma
jority as in 1892
The comr encement exerc ,es Of 81.
Nary's Female Coz; sc hete were held
to-day. Rev. James Battle Averitte de
liyered the address o tie graduates. who
were six in number-Misses Julia Dogsett.
Jessie Deger Marie -. Leo Lara ,
Newsom Mary 4. Page. and Mary y.
Wimcrding. The rector, Rev. DIR. Ben
nett smedes presented the diplomas.
CROP REPORT.
The State crop report, based on re-
turns from over 1000 correspondents, was
summarized to-day. IL shows the condi-
ton Of the principal crops June Is, to he
as follows, as compared with average
years: Wheat s. per cent; oats So: rye.
..tE
s3: tobacco, 20; efficiency and quantity OF
labor -