New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
VIOLENCE IN GEORGYA.
WAR OF RACEs AT DUBLIN AND BRUNswfCK-A
FIRE ATTRIBUTED To I>CESDIARIHS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I

WAR OF RACES AT DUBLIN AND bRUNsWfCk-A
FIRE ATTRIBUTED TO INCESDIARIgS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
ATLANTA, Nov. 16.-GeOrgia has to- day been
the Of two exciting incidents. both Of which are
supposed he result OF the political excitement
and the the that the returns OF the
Democratic party power. the reesablisbment
of slavery.
At a. M to-day word reached this city that riot
going on at Dublin This is one of the most thrifty
in the state has population Of 5000 people but
being forty miles distant from both railroad
and telegraph Is not easily accessible. The meagre re-
ports received picture the turmoil race war; In
which several lives have been lost how il not stated
and what the present condition OF affairs Is is also
unknown. Messengers sent to learn the facts but
up to this hour nothing has been heard from them On
the heels of the rumors Of the riot came
the intelligence that Brunswick. seaport Of 1000 peo-
pie had been fired by ncendares supposed To he negroes
The fire was discovered at 80 a. ni bursting forth
with fury from warehouse in Ogch0rpest III which was
stored oil and other conbnstible material There had
been fire In the bulding. high wind prevailed at
the times and shooting up in the air to great height.
the flames were quickly communicated to every adoin
ing binding and sped onward with uncomfortable fury
Hardly any Of the occupants OF the buildings had time
to anything and many OF them rushed hither and
hher in the streets scany clad crying and shyerins
with the cold The ire swept from Grant INTO Newcastle
aud leveed every store In its path, leaving the CITY
Hall which ignited several times ana was saved by
almost sDperhunan exerrions the only structure II and
ing in that part OF the business portion OF the city.
Among the places which succubed 10 the onslaught were
the following: POST Office Southern Express ONCE Put-
MANS livery stable, Brunswick Club house. Mcintosh .
tin store, Glover a Dmn's notion store, Blanes drug
store. Matthews's confectionery store f. H. Harrss laS
olIiee CrUNatts drug store. Dexters bank,
and insurance office Harrss ievelry store, Fnts FUR
nure store, and twenty five or thirty Others II Is es
timated that between seventy and eighty buildings OF
various descriptions wee destroyed 49,.
The total loss is sesnlatcdat fully S2oo0c0 Ihe IN.
surnnce in nearly every case l. small and the amount
will probably exceed onethirl of the total loss De
tailed igurcs the losses aud Insurance are at present
unuhninhhle owing to thecnntusun into which the town
is thrown The iail isned several times, but was
saved by hard work Blight hucks of storcs are In rus
nothing being left standing except the chinneys ~
addition to- these are a lsrse number OF private resi-
dpnpps
While the IRE was at lis height stephen wright. col
orph an pupluyp Uf putmans livery snlp rushed lntv
the uf uf the building. where hp believed to havspm
munp, scrirpd and hrUie he could return the Ooi ir
IN hnd hp WAS burned tn triap.
when tho ntr alarm Was given the hpetp ne COMPANY
u the town tailed tu hins ia rnsnp put tu all tho White
COMPANY \ hhnd uf Whitp Mpn fushpd "a the engine
hunip, draw Tho apparatus tu the s,rnn ~ nrtiun ah
ma nod w. Tho nesfurs thrh hhlrh ih tho Nvih ahh
were helped ~ shtlhs cuna'ltihhir ilhrrNNt
t,nn hf-fn, u u salt Wha overheard SAVING
80 irNrltni hhd hla ufri-ht pnrs laih uh lhntslaA
al -hit hud lihinn u hhNlhE hia ifhlsii-'
lhe caian ul tho irn IL ~ hn fuliN investigated, ahd
feaHght the inceniiarY viii he summary dtdt Win