The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-11
WHITE SUPREMACY
THROUGH BLOOD.
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the Mavor. in view Of the turbulent
state Of affairs existing in this com
munity. to swear in three hundred extra
policemen. This was done. $50 being on
foot. p on horseback and p on bicycles
all whites.
NO NEGRO POLICEMEN.
The negro policemen. who are attached
N the "force' under the old regime, tailed
to report for duty tonight.
A prominent white Republican, who mas
beon An energetic negro leader. was given
peremptory notice to leave the Guy,
which he did, after promising never u
return. IL. -,
At this time the situation IS quiet bu'
how long IT will remain so Is mercy
matter Of conjecture.
A large number Of firearms was cap
tured to-day from the negroes
Rv Associated Press
"DETAILS OF THE CONFLICT
rNfTNGTON. y. c.. Nov lO.-The
trouble in Wilmington to-day commence
NJ S.sN this morning when an armed BODY
~ citizens numbering about ion and led
nv Ex-Representstfve Wadden' cner-
man Of n committee OF twenty-five "i'
oointod for the purpose. proceeueu ~
tho publishing mouse VI N'N ','7-
na-e-. The Record. 10 wreck H.
Tho editor Of this paper had publshed
an article defanatory Of white women
ana n mass. meeting OF citizens Yesterday
ordared his EXPULSION from the city WIN
in tvenfv-four hours and the removal
- he r-css Fifteen leading negroes
,ve-e chilled i'm by the committee Of TWEEN
! tv-ave last night and directed 10 ho'lE
! The chairman by 100 this morning "I'tn-
or they would agree 10 the removal oil INC
| press. o,sr,or
They were informed that II 20 answer
was returned the press would DC "e'iioi-
shed .-,.r..r,,o,,,,D
| ~ opsv,er was received by the cnalr-
| man this morning and after waiting an
| borr the citizens proceeded I'm a hony
| ,nd demolished the fixtures Of the PRINT
| ,n,, ofPoe The building vas also hred
! ond gutted The leaders say ihat thls
| oc.ion was the work Of irresponsible per
| sons and as soon as the fire was ,,ls,
| covered the FIRE department. was Calico
! 10 eXtnguish IL. 80,
ed a great commotion among we ~,
| of the town The rumor sprcau 'h"'
| tho whites were going 20 burn ana muir
der in the negro quarters. THIS rumof
| reached the negro employees OF a cotton
| compress. numbering 800 or 400 VINO Gun
o,orl, and hung about The streets in man
fest terror. ,..,.-
THE FIRST TRAGEDY.
| other uarties congregated in the heer,
section and il was in one OF 'hese VA
the first tragedy was enacted. me me-
we're standing on a corner and were OF
80 80 disnerao. they declined and II
is claimed. fired into the whites
fusilade YVES Immediately opened upot
,ber IN. the whites and three NEGROES
we're killed. TWO whites we're wouhoe'
slightly. Urn
One negro ran down the street and pass
ing Il residence tred rihe at lu'a"
| MAYO. (white) standing on the Ne'"I.s , a
ehootlng him through the LETT lung. I'M
negro was recognized. pui SUED ana 'aP
| tured while hiding under DEL -
| said he confessed 10 the s"oo'i"s. -
was riddled with shot by his captors am
killed
In the meantime the town was In stat
If evcitment. The whites rushed 20 m
scene from every direetlon' the locsl mn
itarv company was ordered oul ahI
narration Of United states Naval Ike
serves proceeded to the vicinity OF IN
trouble with a rapid are gun,
ANOTHER CONFLICT.
| Ah0nt !
fired upon a passing party OF "hite nleN
~ 49, VS. surrounded and fou
reeroes captured and taken 10 me Jai
ono negro broke away and ran, out wa
s,ot down and killed before lie mao pro
cee1ed half block. - 49,
During the afternoon there were otne
affairs OF this kind and eight negiVes W.
; killed at various points IN the uis'ui oe
section Their names are at inns ''''''
unknown. a-.., .,rao
,hroueh the state neighboring cities OF
tered 10 send help. All such offers wer
declined except in the case OF Fayeu'
| ,-illa which town sent about loO men,
: COMPLETE PATROL.
As night fell the town was conipietel
patrolled and guarded. very IL" hesro,
were on the streets and 'hey were III
The action of the citizens in organizin
new municipal government is expecte
10 bring peace. and no rioting Is expecte
tonight. ,,,,r,r,
Tho reo,roee called before the comml.ts
Of twenty-five last night. agreed TO Us
r their Influence TO have the press or y
= Record office removed. and said so In
letter this morning. This letter insiea
D of being delivered TO the chairman Oh |,
$ committee OF twenty-five was put IN |,
, postoiice. and did not reach him. uni
long after the time set for an answer NJ
: expired. =,
The crowd tried TO take from the u
= !, and lynch Thomas Miller ana IRA Brya
i two negroes. who were arrested lo-us
. charged with making threats ana We
n regarded as dangerous characters
The new mayor. Colonei wade
o promptly prohibited the assembling OF q
9 crowd at the jail and himself beaded
a guard Of twenty-five men win "inche
!. tiers. to guard the prisoners:
. DAY OF BLoODsHhD.
WILMINGTON. n. c.: NOV, p.-A ~,
n day Of bloodshed and tnroiehce w
rrinrton has subsidized to-nlsn, ih.n COZ
, parative pcacefulness. sisnt nssro
= ed during the day, one Of them VILLA