The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-17
TEACHING MORM0NlSM.
SOME or THESE DIS CIPLESAT WORK
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Western Criminal Judgesbip Still .
Bone OF ConteDtion-T.xest to be Raised
-Four 1 ents on the Hundred Dollars.

RALEIGH. y. c., March 16.-Special.-
Millbrook Is a flag station few miles
out of Raleigh, and the people living In
the neighDornood are very much excited
over two men and a woman who are
there preaching doctrine similar to
Mormonism 1ney have been there about
a week, but have Kept rather quiet un51
I'll now. They are becoming ooluer, anu
there is talk of driving them out OF the
II is said that Ewart will bring suit
against Hon. Thomas A. Jones Tor the
indgeship OF the Western Criminal Circuit
Conrt. and has employed Mr. 4. X. Pur-
nell of Raleigh. as his lawyer. Mr.. Put-
neil has also been retained by Mr.. stan
ford of NadkiD, in a suit Tor the state
Librarians place.
The total number Of acts ratified at this
Legislature was about so, so the Secre-
tary Of state says.
The bill regarding the trustees OF the
Goldsboro Graded School travelled around
extensively. IL was defeated in the House
after having passed the Senate, but was
again on the clerks desk in the Senate.
IL was demanded of the House, but failed
TO be returned. It was later found OH the
enrolling clerks record books, but the
bill itself could not be found. Mr.. Monroe
kept on its trail, and on "Wednesday night
found IL in batch Of bills brought in TO
be enrolled. lie called the Speakers at
tention to these facts, and thus prevented
it's ratification. This is not the only m
stance where such snedking was resofted
to. The bill to change the charter OF the
Atlantic and North Carolina railroad had
TO be looked after the same way to keep
1t from being illegally ratified.
THREATEN TO RESIGN.
The Board of Aldermen and Board Of
Audit and Finance OF the city oil WI
mington are considering the advisability
of resigning at once. The changed char
ter continued them I'm Office until their
terms expire, but IL IS urged that II they
remain they viii do so at the hands OF
| Republicans.
The revenue act has increased the rate
| Of taxation four cents OF the hundred
dollars. The total now is forty-five and a
| third cents on every hundred dollars
| value Of real and personal property.
| The New England Granite Manutactur-
| ing Association has representative III
| North Carolina looking up the granite
! interests. They want to buy quarry
| and put in good machinery for quarryihg
TT The he Hermitage Cotton Mill was resold
| this week by Mr. +. II. Fries, and was
| bought by q syndicate composed OF
| Messrs j. T. Pace and w. $. Forbes, OF
| CO.. Of Charlotte, y. c., and Mr.. y. n.
Motley, Of Reidsyille. where 1e Zoo the mills
| are. The price paid was S5,Wo ,,-,.,..,.
| The woodworking shops or the RalelsI,
| and Castor railroad, which were moved
| from here to Portsmouth several months
| ago, will now be brought back 70 Raleigh.
| The policy of the SeabOard Air Line sys-
| fem win be to establish various shops at
| Inherent points. allowing each road TO do
! its own repairing. As it has been, car
1 i'm Atlanta needing repairs had 10 De
| hauled all the way TO Portsmouth
The ARLINGTON CASE.
The Legislature appointed a committee
| of three 10 investigate charges made by
| a Mrs Pattie j.. Is. Arlington against
| certain LAWYERS. Mrs. Arlington mas Deen
before the public for years she was
! granted a divorce, and now claims prop
| ertv of which she SAYS she has been de-
| fraud4d This committee was ordered 10
| investigate affairs, and 10 be PAID eacIl
| 81 pcr day and were allowed clerk al
s. a day. There was no limit as 10 the
time OF sitting TIT a..
The Legislature broke faith with the
State Guard. Under he law the troops
enlist for five years. Those troops en-
listed when the appropriation was $-9O pei
company. barely sufficient TO cover eN-
penses OF armory rent, insurance cic
'rhe LEGISLATURE still holds the troops 20
their contract. but breaks faith with the
troops.
CAMPBTLL's SCHEME.
Senator Campbell. Of Cherokee, who Is
| known as the crank" of this Leg!sld-
| ture. has a plan for stopping all the ilsh
| which move northward along the coast
| Of this state 50 the people mere car
| CAPTURE them, and thus develop a gfeal
| industry. His plan proposes the selllils
| of great nets, reaching miles out 20 sea
I'm which the fish will be caught camp
bell is a deep thinker, and see much u
this plan. lie has made fine record mere
as a speaker and is openly talked OF "a
a candidate for Governor. He thinks I'M!
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