The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-04-02
REDMOND BURIED! +!
Laid in His Last Resting
Place.
DARLINGTON IS QUIET NOW
No Disturbance in the State at
Present.

All May Yet Be Cooled Down-TilIman
and the Governors Guards-Account Of
the Shooting from the Columbia Reg
ister-Interview with the Two Gentle
men from Darlington.
Laid TO rest.
All that was mortal of Lucius Red
mcnd was pat in the grave yesterday.
The funeral was held from the resi-
dence of his father, W. T. Redmond, on
Aston avenue. The ceremony took
place at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon. A
long line followed the body TO 1t. burial
Rev. F. A Bishop read the solemn Ger
enouy OF the Methodist church.
The interment was in the city GENE
terry.
| Great regret at the young mans death
is expressed here.
Interview With South CaroIinians.
Herald and T. II Spain, prominent attor-
ney Of Darlington, came here as an escort
of honor to Redmond's body. They arriv-
ed on the o'clock train Saturday night.
They came at the expense of the munich
pality of the town of Darlington to offer
the sympathy of the citizens to the fam
lily Of the deceased.
They say that young Redmond was
very popular there and had made many
friends.
They stated the case substantially as
the version given from the Columbia
/ Register.
They say Rogers went from the depot
up town and asked several friends to 90
down to the depot with him and see that
he had fair play. They went, and in q
few minutes McLendon fired.
All are agreed that McLendon was the
| Alot W AlC duu tudt ue pToCipltdteu tuc
fatal fight.
These two gentlemen are very bitter
against Tillman and his spies
Darlington Heard frsm at Last.
charlotte Observerl
DARLINGTON, 5. c., April 1.-Darling
ton, which was the scene Of the serious
conflict between the constabulary and
the citizens OF Darlington, did not dis
close any evidence to-day of the recent
disturbances, with the exception Of the
crowd that gathered around the public
,qnar- /" discuss Ibe situation.
The special correspondent of the New!
and Courier reported to the paper tha,
there is no immediate danger of blood
shed, a"d that it will only be provoked
by The unnecessary interference OF out
81 ie iuhueures under the direction o
G vernon Ti!lman True, the recen
2 < Hing was the result of an ordinary
: street row, but the people Of Darlington
i realize that armed constables would no,
have been In town had they not beer
sent there by Governor Tillnan to carry
out the spirit Of the dispensary law. Tn,
e c pnstables always go heavily armed anc
i have already killed several people.
Immediately after the shooting la.
Friday, posse started in pursuit of the
constables who had taken part in tn
shooting. Last night Mayor Oar
o gaa sent kilograms to heads of al
q possess to come back to the town a
y they were needed. This, /! was known
! would bring all the men back, and bV
this morning all the constables were fres
to go as they pleased. It is learned tha
/ they were taken away in q wagon by
e friends during the night.
q Constable McLendon, who was sup
posed TO have been mo-tally wounded
and who was not lynched on that &C
: count, was taken out Of jail last night b.
). friends. Constable Cane has gone 10
:. private house and received attention II
. says that during the pursuit be was in
ditch covered up with straw.
5 here this morning TO tender service il
case they wer. needed by citizens her,
n After a discussion OF the matter it wa
! decided 10 thank Florence for the offel
but that it was not necessary TO have an
- troops come here.
While here the committee from Flor
ence announced that q letter would b
- sent TO Governor Tillman advising hir
,e that the dispensary 81 that place coul
8 not again be opened, and that the consts
bles would not be tolerated there. Th
people of Darlington are determined tbs
: no destruction TO state property shall b
permitted here, and last night, when a