The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-29
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
10 PUBLICLY LAsH my NAN VINO
BEATS ms WfFE.
The R.publicaes observe mastery
silence and the Pop"hs's "''
Excited over the Situation

pArrrcu n G.. Jan. 2s.-Specia'.-
A biu WAS introduced IN the b-SiSi ~, ~,
TO ptlbl,cly iash any man VINO pc" ,.,s ,,.
Wit There was a night IN me houS
over a railroad bin, when VIII siin ~ 80
ed tts th!fd reading, was as lo'oMS. Loo
.All railway and steamboat tcLip'n'N
Going b,,s,ncss In this state shan ne re-
ouired TO handle with care al pash"e' O.,
freight placed with them tor u'u ~, -,
NON ana tucy snail ne liable IN uaui|s, p.
Tor All injuries TO the baggage er li''e ~
al pc,sons rom whom 1hcy 80 F' , Wv.
fare or charged freight whiic inc s,., 80
- unocr tncu contToi. ana ~ ~ ~ - -
injury 10 baggage OF iltitn' - 49,, ii,,ch
sasston or under the conuoi OF any -
,c,nDanx IA shall hc presumed that 'no
iniury was caused by the neSilk ny ~
of such companies. agents. or SCI 49,.
A biu was also introduced 10 .,1,t
90 me state the control Of the Atlanuc
and North carolina raiiroad
REPUBLICAN SILENCE. 49,.
Tho Populisis are most thoroubn,F
wrought Up over the silence or me it'Pu"-
I,e,re a. IA their demand as 10 whether
they would continue their fusion plans oi
last summer or uphold The boilers. ~
Republicans were fivcn uhti II ~ :"
last night TO make answer IH'y p"i,'
~ did not caucus or take any s''fSs -
ward looking TO conciliatioi' so the iop'-
lists adjourned. after having passed. '"o
following resolution. -, Do
"Rcsolved That inasmuch as the re
publican caucus has failed 10 give % 's.-a az
answer to our request that they opse'Nc
The contract of cooperation, ana mas
much as they have refused 10 even ~"
a caucus 10 consider our request Una. w.
caucus rcafiifm the resolution paS@t" -
night IN Tie effect that they, by th'ii
s,,r,rc 10 procccd had broken the con
tract entered into last summer an" 80.
Therefore all connection and ntsotla llohS
from this caucus to them be closed an,
that all other resolution p"SSsS." '
H.. arr
An address 10 the Populist voters OF
the State was drawn up and unanimous
~ adopted. and In IT they pi0POsS - %
I'm the Legislature Independently NV"
appeal 10 their people TO sanction tni.,
Those who attended the inauguration
of President Alderman yestercay return
ed from the University Wen plea'ed ~
The entire programme. me itIii W. VI
weather was the only thing OF "hlth ~
LADY NOTARIES.
4 hill WAS introduced In the House last
night 10 authorize the Governor 10 ap-
point female notary publcs' IL VIII w
rememborcd that lady applied 10 GOV
crnor Russell TO be appointed 10 the Of
lice. and IL was declared TO be uniawiui
A resolution asking Congress 10 febuud
United States arsenal AT fayetlvNil.c
passed second and third reaulhS.
amend section of code relating 10 appeal
from assignments Of widows year sup
port passed second and third reading.
The Populist paper here is blazing inns
morning The Republicans are cooi anu
say the actions of the Populi1ts makes
no difference TO them. Thcy oeGiaIe
that by 1900 they can absorb al the Pop
ulists worth having. ....,,,,>.<.
SAW WOOD AND SAY NOTHING.
In all this the Democrats are Sltiihs
quietly by Ii is not their fight. Ihey
await the end. ard then something may
turn NJ. ~
The chances are that no '9propriAton
will be made for this State 90 nave on
exhibit al the Tennessee Centennla.
Or John r. Carr. son OF Ex-Governor
Carr. who has been an assistant phNsl-
elan at the insane asylum here, has re-
signed.
In the Senate Tuesday a hot debate was
held on the subject of divorce some
were for broadening the law and others
were for restricting II. Divorces are 10y
no means uncommon here now. Last
wear at one term Of the court here there
were seven divorces granted.
Senator Pritchard wanted 10 wait BE-
fore his party gave the Populists an an
swer. for. he said. he did not want 70
settle Popust quarrels. but Butler would
not have any further waiting than mid
night tonight
The Legislature tabled bill TO keep
out LOBBYISTS. Many members said they
were tired to death Of these lobbyists.