Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-26
CARR GOES HUNTING.
Tsok Morphiae by Mistake-The
Federal Court-sepsation In =
Church-rhe Farmers' Alliance
Makes Purcbase--Personal Notes.

RALEIGH, n. c.. November 25.--(Spe-
clai.)--Governor Carr went out last Satur-
day on his first bird-hunt Of the season,
and got nine partridges In twelve shots.
He was not In his best shooting form.
either.
Rev. M. w. Clark, former rector OF the
Church of the Good Shepherd here. was
given an ovation yesterday. He preached
twice and held two receptions. The Epis-
copal Mission begins here December 3D..
Rev. DIR. Bradley, OF New York. conduct
ing.
Near Louisburg yesterday Archibald
Gee. a farmer. took an overdose OF NOR
phinc by mistake. and soon died. lie
leaves a wife and seven children.
Deputy-Co Collector Thomas last night cap
tured near Louisburg a 1-gallon Illicit
whiskey distilcry.
There are 2s0 cases on the criminal
docket for the approaching term OF 'he
Federal Court here. OF these 10 are from
the last term, and In all the 80 true oiiis
have been found. There are 2 cases "a
robbery OF post-offices-Murphy al WASH
ington. and Tanllnson at Wilson'S NILS.
In one of the moonshning cases agaihs. d
man named Barber. OF chatham county,
there was negro witness. IN oeP.S"oe'
this witness was whtecapped and beaten
nearly 10 death. Now there Is case
against Barber for assaulting him, ana
also fresh case against Barber LOT
moonshining. There are counterfeiting
cases. one from near Fayetteville, anu
the other from Johnston county. Marshai
Carroll says there is a good deal OF coun-
ferfeiting. mainly OF nickels ana Decent
oliver coins There are several cases
against people who sent duns on postaI
cards. There is SUIT against james
paws. receiver OF the Bank of New Han
over. by Martin II. Cook. Of New Jersey
~roa,,ng ont of a transfer of lands to
that bank.
The Caucasian, Senator Buffers paper
Is this week putting in $1,000 press. The
Senator Is getting ready for his daily,
and for a lively campaign.
CREATED a SENSATION.
Yesterday morning a negro man. said
IN hail from Intiana, created quite SEN
sation at the First Baptist church by
taking a seat on the lower floor. though
there is gallery specially reserved Tor
negroes. He attempted TO argue that ne
had a right to seat there, but the
ushers showed him his error, and he de-
parted, but not without many words. II
liz the second time such thing has ever
occurred here.
. This morning the State Farmers ALI
ance purchased from the estate of the
late Paul c. Cameron, at Hillsboro. the
old military academy buildings. or these
there are five--all of brick save one One
hundred and forty acres OF land are at
tached The price paid Is $500. 1t Is the
purpose TO have the place made post
office and build a town there. This week
the work of fitting up the buildings Tor
tannery and satisfactory VIII begin. FOR
twenty years the buildings have been UNI
occupied The main building Is 2lox25 rect.
and three stories in height. The former
mess hall and chapel Is 2l5x30 feet. 1t is
the plan of tn, alliance TO make every
thing which the farmers use. The.alli-
ance has figures which show that North
Cardinals proportion Of the money paid
the shoe manufacturers of the country Is
s., 10000 annually, and its part Of the
profits ought to be s67s,000.
COTTON-MILIS
still the work of building cotton-mills
goes on. Excellent progress is being made
at the big Steele mills near Rockingham.
An operatives town of 100 people will
be buut up there.
Is not George Vanderbilt the biggest
land-hoider IN NOrtn CaTolnd! 10 tuc
question to-day He owns 100000 acres In
Buncombe and Pennsylvania counties.
To-day the fourteenth annual State Sum
day School Association convened at Colds
bOro'
Politicians here say that an effort
which some favor to make State politics
distinct from national politics will prove
futile In North Carolina.
A revival is in progress at Central Me-
thodist Episcopal church here, with 80
conversions thus far. Rev. D. II. futile
is conducting the services.
A rat-killing match in aid Of a charity
is one Of the novel Thanksgiving sports
In this State.
Mr.. Brodie L. Duke, who made an as
sgnment nearly two years ago at Dur
ham. Is o. his feet again. He borrows
sl250OO from relatives and friends. and has
besides assets of $4,000. All this will
meet his liabilities.
Hartwell Scarborough. the son OF Mr..
John C. Scarborough. who was accident
ally shot here Saturday. Is doing very
well. over thirty shot have been ex-
tracted from his side. Some shot bunch
ed and made "a hole over an inch deep.