Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-11
TOORDAIN A DEACON.
Mr.. A. cUcHI SEVERELY HURT IN 4
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Senator Jarvis Opens the Campaign NJ
oldsboro'-F Fusion In Wayne County,
A Confederate Monument.

RALEIGH, N. c., September io.-tspe-
cIal)-Mr. J. ID. Miller, now deacon OF
| crsepsboro,. f. 20 be ordained to the
Episcopal priesthood here by bisnop
Cheshire September 25d.
Last evening, while driving In a buggy
with his little son. A. Dughi, we'll
known resident, was badly hurt. The
| horse ran away. and Mr.. Dughi and the
boy were thrown out. The boy is also
badly injured.
The temperature yesterday was 49, as
high as the highest on record here du-
| ring September. To-day 1t reached 49,,
| and so broke the record. II Is grand
weather for the cotton crop.
Captain Edward -. Engelhard to-day
resigned as chief OF the Raleigh Fire De-
partment, which lie has built up and
made one OF the best volunteer depart
ments in the whole country.
Senator Jarvis opened his campaign at
Goldsboro to-day He Will make many
speeches.
RECEIVER.
Sheriff Cook, of GuIlford, is appointed
by the Court receiver OF the Gullford
Cotton-Mills. formerly the Crown Cotton
Mills
Lucy Giles tcoloredD. whose age was 10
years, died yesterday In New Hanover
county.
The Wayne county Populists and Re
publicans have fused on legislative and
county tickets. They are in many places
In the State having great deal OF trou-
bic with their fusion plans. They, In
some cases, acknowledge this to be the
fact.
The Goldsboro Rifles have succeeded In
making up fund of 500 for the purchase
of monument over the graves OF
the Confederate soldiers who were killed
at the last battle of the war. Benton
Vile. Johnston county. The monument
will be unveiled October LIST. ii is thought.
Yesterday A freight train was wrecked
at Lexington. No lives lost, though
number Of cars were damaged.
The primaries here were watched with
some interest, to see II they would show
any leaning toward Ransom or Jarvis.
They did not, and 1t cannot be said
which one of these candidates for senator
was most favored.
DEATH OF MR.. NEWTON.
Rev. c. C. Newton, a well-known mis-
slonary, who was at Lagos. Africa, IS
ueul. Inc UtttH Oh HIS vile, WIN wac
also a missionary, was reported a month
ago. Their daughter is left, and she VIII
continue her missionary work In that
country
Congressman w. A. b. Branch, Of the
First District. left here yesterday for
Camden Courthouse, where he to-day be-
gan his campaign. He had a joint dis
cussion with Harry Skinner, his Popu-
list opponent
STEADILY RISING.
Your correspondent had a talk to-day
with n very observant and prominent
Democrat, who travels over the State.
The latter said: Democratic stock | find
TO be steadily rising 1 do not say this
for mere talks sake find It is extend
ing 10 Cleveland, who has been so sorely
abused He IS regaining his popularity.
Two years hence you will find he Will be
the biggest OF all Democrats"
The weather crop report issued to-day
says: The weather during seven days has
been above the normal in temperature
and rather dry, save near the coast The
hazy or smoky condition OF the sky ended
Saturday. the sth. Cotton Is opening
rapidly. Farmers are busy picking cot
ton and curing tobacco. and with their
fall blowing where the ground is not too
dry