Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-18
BUTCHERIES EXPIATED.
KEATON AND JOHNSON HANGED
At CAMILLA.

$50. Haumu Faaa FraWN. a
Nlu'hE On - .1..-. - Tt,,t.,ns s.o,,t
hopes OF ''eA' $50. So.
BOUNDING INTO 80 -.
L"conlS AflpIe N r'i = u "a
with an Empty Stomach
CAMILLA. GA,April 17.-Moscs kcatoo
ord peror johnson. colorod. were hanged
- ~. ~ ,,,,+ot..-,- ~ +be cod
mere Qua! Ioi 'u9 .,,o
WIN ialnlly ABOUT uhfee Ai"H'Hs 49,
Whites and blacks commenced invading
tho town i'm drOyes. from every direction.
,rt,. .l,;.. ,,.,.,,i,,,. ,,5 continued 10 Dour
go -. 49,, ,,.ocution
III unII lue nun s0' ...., -.
1t is estimated in"t IuH! o-''' f1ol'e
witnessed the hi3e0us spectacle Ne
crroes of course. urei0minated. but
-, ,.l,.., .,i+es y.are also present.
- ~ I-,,,.. t-oo+on and
SherH o"iAdle ,tVu-Ht .it.a 80
johnson on ilel-ul 'Itln u on 90 -,
where lAe! uNd ~" ~. ,,,arri,,,
hettluA' az On 49, - 80 Nv Cart
ana was lIe' az tng ,,o dr,,,,d ,,e,,
I"lI'S WIN guar q W. w.
RIDING ON THEIR COFFINs'
After alizhting from the train the pris-
oners were assigned seats on their collins
ON dray and driven to the court house,
surrounded by the guard and followed by
a crowd several hundred strong. The
prisoners had many relatives in the
crowd, but they made no attempt 70 m
teIiere WIN tne pIocesc,iss, Ne OietI
anu 4et 'Ieeeh ld'l'e - Va 'ne I lSe9 ~
oll, p.'. >, $500, 60 49, boying
SouII uOuse IA ae'tleion ~ ms I,th nc
uuty ~ F9i ~ - 49,, per col
S. I .lon. Icy, iil,i,, so-ice
I,ls = ailes ,o ,tI ~, ~. saors ana
ray ~ W. "Lei GA w icrs +,li,aJ
IahA nal4eF' ny ,i,,;si,-,n,,t
IIees' lIel sa'u Ia tl'i ,,,95 ga
m"s L7'' "a. ,li' a. ny pds la' aoton 4bav
were ItdI1 ~ ule, MS 80 80 80
utc'ai ~, '-d1 49, =" 49, "a - - -
tioAs @ ''s'eu "t ~ . iloi,v u
tle Deg ~ ~ -.oIi[r. ,s0 ,,lbinb
olle "ele "a 49,, ~ ~ 49, We
my Houll'eu WIN a ~ III q 20. cut.
h5iilt' AS ~ iii.,..s - -lI
james anu ii a4ei %ei Vilel ca T} III
o%uue1 anu l''uH p',,e,' u9 u IN
NJ LII ne ~ "a ,,',,
Ahe leU len esten l,..'ue q
nLtn, III NJ - az d5u .r sIieil
cIIs ana asAgo lne PARTON vi an HeIe
arnorg f5e NEGROES The hands and feet
Of the condemned men were tied. the black
cans put on. the hemp adjusted. the
spring Touched and the nrisOners were
soon dead. Everything was done in or
der. The crowd seemed as if on a fr.lic
and dispersed quietly.
MN. mn.
Inc stotE "i me appdlln- crime LOT
NhicH we men u-eI II sun iIeSI I'D the
memory o' I,a1e's o' .He q p" So Ntatoh'
JonHsoh 3Hu hetloil VIE 'fP.,e' -
91eI iie,' ''oI" w. "a "',t' lN,' "t.i-
-, H. .'-,',., .....
small cabin aG;ginip., lU4 r....r....
When the Goodwin fa-- -o.f .e.
the negroes effected ar .-....
through r. v..tae. . ,,,.
and J5hpso. brufafI,
Goodwin. N--. Cf...rt. 30.
housekeeper. ana ha.-f;. ,,.tsj. .,.,,,. Slows.
using an ak Tor tha rrrnl--. T.......,.l.s
then ransackpa the house and c~a,,i,.,l sn
horses secured i'm Golviu's stable.
chase across the country Of several 9avs'
duration preceded their capture. keatOn's
wife subsequently made confession
wnlch alded m securing conVlction. enc
Is serving lie sentence IN the CHAIN
gang, "hile her male accompllces dled to-
day, as already described
SWINGING OF A TRIPLE MURDERER.
CONCORD. y. H.. April I7.-Sammop-
the triple murderer of Laconia. passed a
quiet night. but contrary 10 precedent ate
no breakfast on the morning OF his eXecu-
non. ne was attended IN MS Iast mo-
menJs o{ Two priests he was very much
nroAeh Gown az the last out ana not col
ne ,. ieil ABOUT 1--WE leet ana apPaf-