Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-11-15

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r1e Of-The Orange Crop of
Torlda.
.--..l child Of Madison has head
- Ar tL4t ~ any man.
~ w Wilson. an Episcopal
=. - Il. me. was dying at last accounts.
.--raI convention Of the c0lOred
~ .r..Iuiu Hancock and Putnam will
AOA .-I-eyIlle to-day.
Graham was struck by bridge,
Brrn- ' .r.- h1x-car and killed near
-.-Iss He was q trainman.
-..v votes by a large majority
-.8u IT is thought that prohi-
'en -s ..... carried in Butts county.
-- ~-rcslaud, ''the king of the moon
-"--.- -euieuced 10 imprisonment for
latsI ..-. paw 500 in Atlanta Tuesday.
.-r q mill hand OF Columbus, took
- -- .f Iaudanum 70 escape from fam
= A rt the dose failed TO work fatal
= NARY franklin, OF Athens has been
Nc H rs fHe Jewish citizens TO paint q
.iIor r.llIHl 0f the sun over the pulpit in
On gr --.r 81. -azue-
.d So ,r---rl-aeI gentleman, who lives near
-es. b -. diets that in less than four years
t. 90 bloody war between the whites
rWla1 ....- .l the south.
60 brl -....rt..I that the Macon members Of
30 i-are -l- ..r iIe Atlanta Musical Festival
.. r.-t. -ipate because Levy, the cor
{. ol l.i -o many little unpleasant
-iA r.-. bee WIFE,
b more -..--... tlat col. Marceuus f. Thornton
o- h .-.. letter from Washington, which
80 ~ -r.-..Vr.v That there Will be no Post
. r,- - appointed for Atlanta before the
IT.. congress
nora rvF E-.Ivretires from the editorship
ad JsF .- r-..H county Times, and Col. j. b.
eer - .-.-..- .lr1 the -auctum lessee from
-..--.H, company which purchased the pa
an, ..--.e.la. months ago.
c. iaol5 ..r Watson and Dr. Mark Johnston re
..... Wednesday last appointments from
~ ll .rr Mcdaniel 10 represent Baldwin
Lue ..--. 60 Il- National Cotton Planters Con-
.-. ~. - convene at NIcksbUrg, Miss, on
u- -.. -s,h Of last May Mrs. Jones was
~~- .--r- over 81 country road in Troup county.
sd ,.aal- wagon which was drawn by a
P. Atlanta aud West Point train caused the
-e -.-#. @. sound loud and Sbrill, and at the
AE -.-s Ia. mule became frightened and ran
~ -r.r- Mrs Jones was thrown from the
noo -.-0. Irl One Of her legs broken. She
sVUU .a -..- lpr $4,000 damages
srriss Old. Atlanta Constitution says: 1T is eN-
lrL -..-el raat the motion for new trial in the
.fe Ls El-s- county kukluN case Will be argued on
sfHs .--.. the ring leader of the gang, has given
. il -... l1pe OF q new trial. He stated, day
.rias .-.e. Ago- that he had had fair trial, and
fe-sia cred il best To throw himself the
ifr .-..- ~ of the fuurt. or. as he expressed IT,.
O. --sHt IN ms resignation for short SEN
t1e. Tie Is, however. in the hands of his
- r..-.. along with the other members Of his
r ~ .l-r. and If % new trial Is granted, he will
- t..s likely % object. IL Is believed by some.
rI. .-. IU position 10 know the facts, that If
ll-U tr.ll is secured an acquittal of several
..r- party viii be almost certain. The
-.---.-. point for the defense hardly
-...f t.- party are known TO have been
,-r-p a.a--aIaur- of the negroes, 1t can De shown,
Fua IeLe-r i- inclined 10 do So, 10 Is said,
ION. -lt tUa cause Of the assault was 10y no means
.utef political nature and couse guently could
.-- IT, punished uy the Federal courts
mpa Tho Fort Valley Mirror has the following:
Nh. r -L.- -r.unl peas are now being harvested.
~. T.- drop I- better than one wOuld expect
- l.-. OBJ. very Jry season. More attention Is
nee --aH.a- Co be paid 10 TINS crop as a money
.srr .r this vicinity. And why nOtz \
fts b. ..-. attention 60 the subject will convince
~ s a1s.a.g rlat for clear profit ground peas are
ID l -.rer aul more desirable crop than king
ess cotton Itself. Why. just look at the two crops
a r.- gear. 500 pound bale TO four acres. a
rfi.- ...r t.lu average crop of cotton. This bale
Ha- worth about Si5 making gross in
auer. sII per acre. The expense OF guano.
- a-at t.-ht months steaay cultivation,
- --..rl-. ginning and warehouse charges.
MN .I l.- leave S. clear profit. We Will now
'' ... .U tIr other picture. Where the large
u Is, Virginia ground pea was planted ON poor,
man sandy llui and cultivated i'm three feet rows,
-.a avera -e Weld viii be above twenty bush
"a. u..rHrlh.e at that. The market price Of the
Do. -..ri pea i- more, but put 10 at 81 and we
81 s % masking five acres. DO we see the differ
Ca- More yet: over and above the twenty
tr7 i.-ae'~ gathered we leave pickings for our
...Ears that viii put many dollars worth OF
-i lat ON them. Let us think of these things
--i be WISE
Tie editor Of the Athens Bruaer- WcfeHuan,
writing on the sO-called ku-kluN case. SAYS:
-WlIs In Atlanta last week we heard what
rt- O. bc the true version Of this whole
matter. It is said that il an arose from the
burning of e church i'm Banks or jackson. The
legislature had passed an act prohibiting the
-tU- liquor within certain distance OF this
SE church.. larbrOughs grocery within
t-a Ure-crbed limits.and when the church was
'.rrl some of his friends charged 10y
these negroes with the crime. The result was
sa taat taey were whipped. There was nothing
ta "a POLITICAL lu it.and when the negroes came be-
in 81 l-e Commissioner Dunlop, in Gainesville, he
arelel that the United states Courts
~ hat Jurisdiction. as the whipping
Il on ua- Not done for political reasons aud that
rs ca te ease was one for the states court Aftel
Nh consulting with Speer and Judge McCay, he
b. ia Was instructed TO issue the warrants. and
ftcrs new version given to the whole matter
.pwa The negroes now change their story in order
0 -.t Dc before the United States courts
TIN. claiming that they whipped for voting
s. Ia ilr >peer. This was the first time the politi-
90. aspect of the case was heard of, aud wheT
ID Ore negroes got 20 Atlanta they were pre-
'EE parcel to swear anything that was necessary
h lt is stated that the story told in Atlanta auC
GAINESVILLE was entirely different but the
Judge refused TO allow proof made as to the
former sworn statement of these parties