The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-11
EPUBLIC Ans OF
NORTH CAROLINA
They are Uneasy for Fear That
Changes viii be Made.
BUTLER FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
nr. strange. Mha Comes to ST. parl's.
Richmond, Was Slated Tor the
Bisilopric ..f saascrn North
Carolina.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

- &Al<EIot5, ~ 1.s NV i!-4uo 10.
eiec1ioa of President McK-niey is, Of
course. a source of general rejoicing
eru,nS North Carolina Republicans, but
quite number OF those VINO ho.d Office
Fly reason OF Apo ntment are uneasy lest
4l1ess should lose their oitic-al heads. They
recall that Mckinley has stated TINT his
reelection world not necessarily mean he
Teappn.nEment Of officials who received
appo. nIInent under his FIRST adn,!n-stra-
ZION.
A PLACE FOR BUTLER
a change which is being very generally
discussed is the posstole appointment OF
Senator Marion Butter !nst1Gd OF Z. NJ.
Bernard as district attorney iof the Eas.-
e.n District. There has been considssao4e
talk for some tine regarding the removal
OF Bernard from Office, and the theors
now is that Butter Is to receive the sp :
soirtment when he ret.res from the Sen
ate as a reward for his services TO the
Republican party bod, in the August
amendment campaign and In the national.
election.
1t was by reason OF Buffers influence.
It Is GAINED, that very large per cent
Of the North CaroIinn Popu.ists voted 10!
Mckinney.
sUPREME COURT REPORTER
The Supreme Court early next week Sc
sects a successor TO the late Judge BuX-
ION ss Supreme Court reporter. and thus
far there are two candidates. They are
q. \. Waiser, present Acknowledgement,
and Ba.us Cabe private secretary to Gov
ernor Russell. Walser seems TO be. the
strongest candidate. In the event he is
elected II Is thought that Governor Rus
sen will offer the unexp-red term of the
attorney seneraash:p to Hon c. A. Cook.
of Warren. 1t is PROBABLE that the name
Of MI. R. Z. Gray will also be presented
20 the SuD-eIne Court as II candidate for
the position OF reporter. He performed
The duties Of the office very cred.tably
prior 10 the appointment of Judge Buxton.
EHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW.
The chrl-santh smum show to be held this
fail under the ausp.ce of the ladies' of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd VII open
Tuesday, November 18TH
Rev. Roaert Strange. .. D.. who Is to
resign the rectorsh.p Of st. James Episco-
pal Church at Wilmington to accept call
70 St Paul's Church. Richmond, h, a host
Of ardent admirers in this city and
throughout the State. WHO learn With ex-
ceed-ng regret that he has DECIDED to leave
North Carolina
DR. STRANGE FOR BISHOP.
Churchmen generally have had Dr.
Strange slated for some time MS the next
bishop Of East Carolina diocese. DR..
Strange was for some years rector Of the
Church OF tho Good Shepherd in this city.
Inc absence OF .ofhciai returns from sew
eral remote mountain counties still make
1t impossible to make an accurate esti-
mate Of North Cardinals vote for Presi-
ieut:a! electors. Il Is now believed that
Bryan's majority Is about 2i.G5o.
General William r. Cox of Edgecomb
county, has accepted the pl es:dency of the
North Carolina Strte Agricultural Society.
under whose direction the STATE fairs are
held In his letter of acce-tance General
Cox refers fsEocably TO the proposition TO
celebrate the beginning of the ne.F century
With two weeks exposition instead of
The usual one week fair in 1901 He leaves
the matter to the discretion Of tho off,
GERS and directors OF the society.
HAREAS CORPUS.
Habeas corpus proceedings in the case
against Samuel Mangum and Oscar
o'Neal. charged with killing F. F. Crit
an at the falls Of the Neuse this county,
oetooer eth. VIII be heard Monday before
Judge Montgomery. Of the Supreme Court
Mnnsum acknowledges killing Griffin, but
says he id 50 IN seif-defense. The coro-
raer exonerated him at the time The
prosecution claims that DANA ging evil
dsnce has since developed.