The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-13
GOV. CARR'S MESSAGE.
HE CALLS INTENTION TO THE con.
DITIOy or THE PENITENTIARY.
II 10 Important, He Says, for the Legislature
to Increase the Appropriation fer Its
INSTRUMENTATION To-Day.


The affairs Of the penitentiary are in
such a state that the Governor this
morning deemed It imperative to send
the following special message to the
General Assembly
"I-nder the sense of my responsibility
as Chief Executive for the proper care
and MANAGEMENT Of the States public
institutions, / must call your attention
to the fact that the appropriation made
10 supplement the resources of the pen
itentlary for its support Is entirely made
ouate 10 meet absolute necessities. With
out further aid from the General Assem-
bly this institution must meet Crisis
within a year My duty is discharged
with this statement, ana leave the
responsibility upon the General Assem-
bly,"
I'm the Senate the bill to abolish the
offices OF county boards or education
and county superintendent OF pubic IN
str1ction came up on its third reading
After an amendment to allow the Supe'
rior Court clerks to appoint the Couh.y
Examiner provided for by the Dill
passed it's final reading.
The bill was tabled to appoint seven
directors and a state proxy LOT the
North Carolina railroad.
These bills we're passed: Raising the
age of consent; to limit punishment Oh
iarcepy oc property under H2p uiihl'S
10 one years imprisonment; Sl'Vp appIo-
priated to complete basement oil "oNei-
nors Mansion.
BONDS OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
I, tho House to-day bill was passed
fixing the bond Of county ofhceis' ma.
of sheriff was placed at S3'oo, resas'c ~
deeds $1,000; clerk OF court go -
ner 5000; constables, $l'""' ed9"i'''
y, Der cent. Of the taxes. .
4 bill TO amend the chartcr-o Oh '"e -,
i,,,ti,'and North Carolina railroad pdsseu
its second reading with no amendments
Tbat ia establish an insurance coiliHis-
! si3ner passed It's second readihs oy
party vote. .,... ,o..-
4 Kim has passed consolidating the Ayr
cultural Department and the ASrlcu'lu
raj and Mechanical College Inc Pi eSl-
dopt of the state Alliance and nine dlreC-
80 s.o 70 manage both. Mr. Lineback
| said an act of Congress proNlded ma.
Tho college should be separate from All
o,bor INSTITUTIONS: that if this was dohe
! tbo s17 zoo given by the Government "oulo
! be lost imam,
,rhc Legislature adjourns tomorrow =
| During the night Saturday Mr.. -. l.
| Juliau. the democratic representa- =
| from Rowan. had stroke or apopleAS :
! ana carly sunday morning another Whlch
-, ,,oc,,. heinc fatal. His wife ana SON.
| i'm respouse 10 kilograms, came 10 "''i''
and yesterday carried him TO his home
! This legislature seems TO be able TO 40
notbinp without caucus first having
| outlined the work. Even at TINS lale
| date caucusinc goes on, and possibly more
! persistently than ever.
BrTLER's PLAN.
At a recent caucus Marion Huiler out
lined the course his party should pursue
I'm the next campaign The hhaICid
| question was the great issue. and tAat inc
| Marty must stand firm for the Tree com,
agc of silver at the ratio OF 10 10 J. anu
the issue of legal tender by the uoN-
| eminent. ,,,i,aor
htII in rogard 10 the North Carolina rail-
| road The one tetOTe the commttee
| qavo the Legislature power 10 elect state
proxv. and that proxy 10 have absolute
! control of the road, ana appoint all d.
| Tcctors.
GovFRxoR CAswELL's MONUMENT RUINED.
In Ninston. some ten or twelve years
| ago a monument was raised in memory
| of Governor Caswcl. the first Governor
! of North Carolina under the Constitution
Of the state. 1t stood in parked
square. i'm the entire of the broad business
street. within sight of the depot. Dur
| ing the recent fires, that have almost lal
| the little town i'm ruins, the monument
| was ruined.
There were nearly three hundred peo
ple assembled on Sunday to witness tho
Jewish ceremony Of marriage between
Miss Moore and Mr.. KaplOn. Miss Moore
was a Christian, but just befor the cere
| mony she publicly renowned the Chrls
tiau religion and embraced the Jewisf
| faith The ceremony was performed by
| Rabbi Meyerburg.
Judge Thomas G. Fuller left yesterday
for Tucson, Arizona, where his court
the United States Land Claims Court
holds its spring session. He VIII no
return before July.
PRINTERS DISCHARGED.
Sixteen printers have been dismissed
from the printing Offices here. and NOR
Will follow. This is the result of thu
public printing being given TO Stewar
Bros. instead of the lowest bidders
which would have kept the printing II
Raleigh. where it has always been done.
The killing Of the Code commission bill
! Yesterday was quite a sensational affair
French's friend. Judge -. l.. Russell, i
minus a job. The reduction of the Stat
| Guard appropriation from $1,000 TO $500
| will be such blow to the Guard tina
|