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Newspaper
The State Chronicle
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1893
Page
2
The item surveys mixed topics from the CHRONICLE including editor notes on correspondents, reform ideas in North Carolina rail regulation, and a discussion of the grip epidemic waves in New York with claims of mental and physical effects and fatal outcomes.
Sixaron Reacs stated that an objection prompted his call for a court during the session but he was deterred by fellow Senators. The issue may yield Gorman's resolution directing the judiciary to review whether any Senate committee can notice acts by a senator before election.
The State Press Association reports growing interest in the New Berne meeting with many letters of intent to attend. Eighteen applicants have already joined as members and organizers plan a grand event. Members are reminded dues are due regardless of attendance and can be paid at the meeting or sent to Secretary J B Sherrill in Concord.
John Hill colored was hanged here this morning in Coupes New Jersey for the murder of Joseph Dodson colored last October.
Governor Fishback marshals a regional appeal urging the President to counter false impressions of the South. He cites Arkansas as a target of national slander, calls for greater Southern representation abroad, and condemns anti-Southern biases in federal policy and foreign diplomacy.
Col John C Tipton editor of the ae Review arrives from Washington A on a state appointment. Former Maj P F Duffy now connected with the Wilmington Star will assist. Tipton's duties include editor work with headquarters at Shelby and an annual salary of 750 dollars.
An 1888 transport of shad fry from Washington to Western North Carolina yielded a 15 inch shad found 200 yards below the release site in the Swannanoa River. The fish likely followed routes toward the Cape Fear Neuse or Roanoke rivers, proving shad can migrate to the Gulf of Mexico and thrive in its waters. This may inform future regional fishery planning and ecosystem insights.
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