The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-06-19

1t Cost Sheriff Page $3.50 to Capture the V
Escaped Jail Bird-State BOARD of Ag- {
riculture in session->tate Farms in /
Fine Order-The Schedule of County
Teachers Institutes /
From THE GLOBE Correspondent.
RALEIGH, June l9.-The notorious
murderer and outlaw, Orange Page, col
ored is in Jail He was brought here at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He was
captured at GAINESVILLE, Martin county,
Saturday morning. But the authorities
here sent an officer there to identity him
and kept the matter quiet, so it was a
great surprise when Page came lie
! came via " Weldon. 4 negro barber named
! Ray, at GAINESVILLE, happens also TO be
constable He shaved Page and right
then and there "spOtted" him 10 be
sure of his man he went out and saw DR..
! Guirkin The latter took a look at Page
and promptly identified him. Page had
worked for DR.. Guirkin. AS soon as
chief-deputy sheriff. Charles NJ. " alters,
arrived here with the murderer there was
a rush to the Jail. but in few moments |
Page was in the cells. He was heavily |
chained when he arrived. He Is in ce !
alone and will be closely watched day |
and night Not long after his escape the |
governor rtspitcd hin for sixty days, so
a new trial is necessary, and he will, II
nothing happens, be hanged i'll July
His pursuit and capture have cost
Sheriff Page $3.50, and of this $50, the
reward goes to Ray When Page was
captured the first time it was by two
Raleigh negroes, in Edgecombe county,
and each got 800.
The senior class exercises at the A. and
NJ college were we'll attended last even
ing. Congressman Hatch, billed TO speak
e to-day, will not be here. He teleglaphs
:, from Washington that he cannot como.
Conceive the disappointment of the one
- hundred gentlemen who had made all the
a arrangements to banquet him this even
d ing 1t seems reasonably certain that be
q could have informed them ere this that he
was not coming But OF few public
men thus disappoint people. 1t is said
IN 'ueiehCc Oh MI AAa'Ch 'H"' ~ : ~
n charge of the anti option bill and that it
was to come up to day.
r. One firm Of gro"ers OF cultivated
black berries here, is now shipping thou
5 sands of quarts day.
N Mr.. Leazar, penltentlary supeIlh'eh
dent, says the crops on the state farms
are fine. To day "a carload of convic;s
was sent t" these great farms on 'he
Roanoke.
IL The sta.e board Of agriculture met to
day, in semi-annuaI session. All It's mem
ed btro are present Moot OF them are III
rectors Of the Agricultural and Mechan
,g ical college, winch they visited anu III
spectcd.
y local branch "f the wake ores
OF alumni association was organized her'
last evening" The number OF res'"en
N, alumni is large.
The schedule OF lhe county teachers
institutes will be prepared IN 'e" DAYS
1t is now in hand NO money Is nov
allowed 10y The state ana hence none .
the Peabody 1uud Tor lhese ihsh'u't9'
en- Collector Simmons makes som
,ed changes. \ c. Higgins, of OloIoW, be
II II C;,,oor ,,.l,, !. ,,,.,
vas ,.aaar ona ,,.,,,.r Vi,
= general S'ore Aeepei 'nu "0s''' Wv
ned Bryan Grimes resigned.
The weekly crop report shows that IL
,,h..a. .borvast i ahonf ended thai lhresI
ooI 49, ,o,.na an, ,h., there Will !
-, lns ""' "N 'D
about nail crop