Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-08
THEY HAD A FIGHT.
A RALEIGH EDITOR AND UNITED
STATES MARSHAL CARROLL"
Two Men Drowned-At Deaths D""r'
yer, High wnter-Death OF a win"
,.,er--,,aae Full Confess
sists.

pnEIGH. n. c.. February "-'@P
-, .rne newspaper controversy pc
,wse, .ihe News and Observer ana oi''''
s.fsfas 1sarshal q. J. Carfoh
s,,,,Ad as might have been expected ID
n fight this morning between i''''o'
PANELS ani the Marshal. The reheou'''S
occurred on Fayetteville street a.
o'clock. Marshal Carroll. AFTER s0hie
,,o,ds took Mr.. Daniels by the throa'
ia .f,er a struggle pressed him uo"h'
~ ,,o,ya were struck. The strussie
,.s,aa ten or fifteen minutes. MI. DANES
was slightly scratched OH the 'e'np'e'
,rho cophatants were separated Do'n
,,oya given a hearing before masis'ia'e'
rh,s morning Road-Supervisor NC
Nackin found In some bottom '"''"' -,
mile. north OF here. on crao'ree ''sn'
tho body of Horace Moneyhan' VIM
xouth of l6 years OF age whose ''O"'S
Was eight miles north of here
The great flood in Craptree 49, or
.went Moneyhan's wagon ana ine, '1 -.
a causeway near a bridge am this
han was drowned. Not iohs IT. ,,ond.
drowning Mr.. W. &. Ahen; sup ,earf,
cot of the county work-housc' "e"'
L., his life AT the same place. .,cpub-
~ 4 I Mott. the well-known Stands
tcan state chairman. who .nI,,2tIer as a
SIDE by side with Senator arrived mere
free.sIlver party champigs consuita.lo'
this morning and be"J c. l.. Harris
with his special fire.
Esq. ~,THS DOOR.
at r. Barbee. wife oil q
Mrs. Xd"snsiness-man here, M
proZjesS@eecr. She IL a sis's, oro a.
dXmyo. Andrews, Gator o. INC
s1Sfeee IS much talk among REBUILT
~ about the plain statement OF state
,eehaIrman Hatton. Now II VIII be seen
whether ho speaks for his party, ana
whether his committee stands by MN
II IN said he is backed by the RepuDi-
can National Committee in MS hsn'
against electoral fusion with the Iopu-
lists. 49,. De-
Editor Aver. OF Senator Buffers Pop
,,list organ. saws: I'VE have made our
dec,aration. We have burned the bridges
behind u.s." At the head of his paper
he has placed these words: NO man
who puts country above PARTY can AFFORD
10 vote in 1896 for a gold-bug eandlda'e/
for President"
The Republicans now have nicKiyine
for the Populists-"Wooden Spoons
There are only seven white femHe con-
NlCtS IN the pcnltcHidis'
STREAMS HIGI
The streams are excessively high. Great
floods may be looked foY in the Neuse'
Roanoke. and Cape Fear.
THE movement for better roads Is on
The Increase The system OF taxation
grows more popular.
DIR. John w. Eager United States quar-
nntine officer at Southport, sends the
state Museum u fine doe, which TaXider-
mist Brimley is now preparing for mount
Ing.
Mrs Robins. formerly Of Trinity Col
lere/ and widow Of a well-known. Metho-
MI minister, died here to-day at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Haileman.
MIR. Jennings cadet at the Agricultural
and Mechanical College. died there last
night of measels and pneumonia
, 1.-THE Cannonsville Cotton Mills, In Ca
harrus county, have begun active opera
tons
A FULL confession.
Governor Carr last month issued war
rant for the execution of Thomas Cow
iuston, at Newton. for the murder OF Mr.
Brown, superintendent of the Catawba
Cotton Minis. Covington now makes fun
confession.
A fine monument to Colonel Hal. Dixon
s. being placed on the battle-ground OF
Guford Courthouse.
The pententiary has leased 2,50O-acre
farm few miles from Wadesboro, Arson
county, and will place 200 convicts thereon
this month.