The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-26
THE NEW HOUSE RULES
ADOPTED AFTER DEBATE By A
STRICT PARTY VOTE.
The Bill Regulating tho transportation of
Freight by Railways Was Passed
In the Senate.

RALEIGH. y. c., Jan. 25.-SpeciaL-The
new Senate bills to-day were To allow
shipment of partridges and other game
out OF the State; to amend the act incor-
porating the Atlantic, Yanceyville and
Danyiile railway; to regulate the hours
OF labor in cotton mills.
a bill was passed regarding the trial
OF title 10 public once, requ. ring me con d,,
testant and contestee each TO give ~"
bond.
Inc bill 10 regulate transportation OF
freight by railways caused some debate.
III makes the roads, in case or lmpFoPet
delays. liable for twice the Vaiue OF
1reisht. An amendment was adopted
making the penalty sIv day on per sh-
able freight The Dill was then passed.
Nxw RULES IN THE HOUSE.
New House bills were: To compel hre
insurance companies TO pay the fuil Value
OF the face CT policy; 10 provide FOR the
election or chief OF bureau OF Labor sta
tistcs by Joint ballot OF the Leg stature.
to AFFORD better protection from ire al
the Insane Asylum aud to furnish ana
equip the female department, 10 eStap-
lish law TOR the saie or Liquor; TO regu-
late the hours OF labor in factories 10
nine hours and no cnildren unoer th-r-
teen 10 be employed.
A long parGsan deoate arose on the
the rule allowing vote oil the majority
OF the members to suspend the rules 50
as to vote twice on Il Dill on the SAINT
day. a twO-thirds vote has always peeh
required. The rules were adopted Dy
strcJiy parry Vote. the Democrats Vot-
ing no.
FIDDLER FOUND DEAD.
There was a fatal accident out In this
county, which was reported here yester-
daV afternoon. A peddler, named smith
rO1QSlle,
his wagon overturned snort uIstdHce
from MN, ana ms horse quietly srazins
near by. II Is supposed ms morse STUN
BLEED and overturned the wagon; ne
mans head struck a rock and his skull
was fractured. ,,,,,
non. JOSIAH Turner, king of the "klu-
Klux Khan" Cso-calleD, to-hlght uInye'sea
an address here. The proceeds VIII De
devoted TO the care of the graves Oh TWO
rebel soldiers. -.
Letters have been received here from
prominent labor leaders 10 different meil-
bers of the legislature, urGing them not
to abolish the Bureau OF Labor Stdti5-
tics, and highly complimenting Commits
sioner Lacy, or that bureau. - ,oo,
Three large Illicit distiler.es have peen
reported having been seized anu
destroyed; one near Hiltsboro, one near
Goldsboro, and one in Chatham county.
New York Herald OF April 10, loo),
has been found here. The paper is in
deep mourning, and contains full accounts
of the assass nation OF PRESIDENT LIN,
colin It contains fro s9 bS war R, ngws c and
federate" "a paper published here.
n "s MF E@.
In the caucus held here the other day
il Was deciued not TO touch the unlNer-
sity appropriation, or that OF any other
school. People who are working IN the
interest OF the anti-State aid TO higner
education say this dec sion Will amount
to very little. 1t was a Republican eau
Gus, and they say the Popuiists are not
bound by this action of the caucus.
IL remains to be seen wnetner TINS Is
| correct. Mr.. Moody, one of the Reoubii-
can leaders says the superintendent
of the insane asylums Will not De re-
moved, but that there are charges Oh
part Zanship against the stewards OF the
Western and Eastern Asylums, when, IL
sustained, will cause their removal. The
steward here is all right The superln-
tendents OF the deaf and blind Institutes
will be left uumolested. The penltent.ary
VIII be entirely turned over to the Popu-
lists. The opposition TO the State Guard
will be taken away. The Bureau OF Labor
Statistics Will be consolidated with the
Agricultural Department, and the Agri-
| cultural and Mechanical College will be
| IN the Agricultural Department also. The
Railroad Commissioner VIII be abolished
| ana recreated. He was asked what was
the trouble with this commission. and ne
sad that the complaint was that 1t did
not act with v!gor In cases in when the
railroads made defence OF their properly.
The above is the line Of Fusion reform
as laid down now. The new election law
bill and county government bill VIII be
sent in to both branches OF the Leglsla-
ture on Tuesday.
II is probable that horticultural farm
will be established at Southern Pines.
There has been quite handsome dona-
ton for that purpose already given North
Carolina,
kilograms from Washington yesterday
| contradicted the report that the successor
of Mr. Josephus Daniels had been APP
pointed. II was at first stated that Mr..
| Barns, of Wilson. had the position. 1t is
now said Mr. Wormer, OF Georgia, Will
probably get it.
A DIsPENsARY LAW.
A petition has been circulated asking
the Legislature to enact law giving tne
MAYOR and commissioners power 10 estaD-
lsh di-pensary and regulate the sale
of liquor in Asheylle;, ,,,.
4 fire at Abbottsyile on Wednesday
destroyed the. post-ofiice;e PAL, - NJ.
| Holly, made an assignment this week.
| Liabilities $500
Ella Norwood, the woman who, muir
dered her child, has nad ner dfatn ,, sen
| She seemed rather Indifferent When toid
of the Communication. -.
Governor Carr yesterday offered $lcO
! reward for the arrest of Isaiah felVerton
| (colored), of Wayne, for murder.
A negro, named Brody. shot and killed
| his wife about 7:30 O'clock last night
because she wanted to go to wedding,
so the news comes from Franklinton:
| The woman died before the doctor could
reach her. The husband has fiei.
Ktrkman the man who was arrested
in Greensboro for passing counterfeit
! n!ckeis. has his "paP' now with him for
| company His name is Smith, and he
was arrested yesterday
There was a bill introduced i'm the
Legislature last week ito require the
State Board OF Medical Examiners TO
grant license 10 physicians regularly
licensed i'm other States" The North
Carolina Medical Journal editoriaily calls
upon all men who would have only com
petent physicians licensed in this State
TO use every effort TO prevent the pas
sage of this disastrous bill The ed to-
,Ia frlu ha