Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-16
ACROSS THE BORDER.
FUSION DEBT OF NORTH CAROLYN
PENITENTIARY.
Thu ASYLUM FOR The INSANE
Raids by Revenue Omcers-TeacIe|
Assembly - Charter Granted - DE
Labor Commission and P'hc
Printers-PersonaI and Genet
Assembly

RALEIGH. ". c.. June l5-(sciaL)-
The sum total Of the penitenty deots
under the fusion regime has hh ascer-
tanned, and is $1,000. so there III DC SUI
fcient funds to pay all. The ueo'S are
up to March 9Th last.
There are now in all nc cohVic's' vi
whom SO are on the farmland zoo IN 'ne
Central prison here. OF lie zoV ABOUT 20
are unfit for hard labor 1here are 10 d.
work In the brick-yars' hedrlV I'll VI
these being Federal prohers'
Farmer Reaws. a hite con'iVt lIon'
Pennsylvania county VINO escaped iour
years ago, was c'tuied yesterday d.
Spartanburg. s -.
- IT r4o1roos us to-day commissioned
captain Of Comply H. second Res'riieil''
at Clinton. vice.. II. Herring, resigned.
The Executiv committee OF tne zen
trail Asylum r. the Insane met mere 10
da,. Sunerf, endent Kirby says there
are now 425)auents. some years ago q
number NJ ,araiytics and other persons
~ that cl9s were sent here, incurables.
No,y ,boo are out Of the way, and the
as,.,,,, accommodating all the insane oil
~ c,,r5le class in this district. There
oro my applications from the western
Distris for admission. the asylum at
Ntorrnton being overcrowded.
po1nue officers last Friday night made
! , Ia in Johnston county and captured
he Illicit dstileres Tuesday night
| NV made another raid In this county
| "a captured two.
| All the physicians at the penitentiary
farms are. by Superintendent Days order,
placed under Or. James Mckee, who IS
chief physician.
secretary-of-State Cyrus Thompson
went 10 Morehead city to-day.
IT is said that about 800 members Of tho
North Carolina Teachers Assembly are
now az Morehead City.
The interior of the Supreme Court IL
brary IS being remodelled. The consulta-
tion-rooms of the five Justices are being
moved from the first floor to the second.
Tho State to-day chartered the "Belo
Home" at Salem. 1t is for aged and IN
firm. for persons OF good repute left en-
tirely without means, for destitute or
phans, and for neglected children
1t appears that there is a movement by
the Labor Commissioner to enforce the
so a day penalty against the pubic
printers. LOT Edtu hhN 1AN'A bNsiN N'''f
when they failed to deliver all the laws,
journals and documents Of 1879. The pub
lie printers. on their part. are making cN-
tracts from the records Of past years 10
show that in similar cases penalties were
not enforced. The public printers rave
strong case, as il was very late before
they were given the printing.
Lieutenant Douglas Settle, United
States recruiting officer here. has opened
a branch office at Greensboro. There are
many applicants for enlistment most or
them desiring service in the philippines.
An excursion from High Point came
here to-day. There are twenty-five fac
tories in thar progressive town, and they
shut down for the occasion.
The claims by the various companies or
the First Regiment of Volunteers are
coming in. These are for expenses IN
Cured In modifying last April. before
coming TO camp here. The claims of the
Second and Third regiments nave been
paid