davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
TIE CRY HAIL BURNED.
MARYLAND.
An Unpreced sntedly Large Vote
Poued in the State.

An Unpreced sntedly Large Vote
Poued in the State.
BALTIMORE, Nov 1.-THE weather is warm
and clear. Many reports are came In of arrests
for Illegal registration and fraudulent voting
The alleged culprits are mostly colored men,
II is safe to say that the democratic congress
men Charles Emhnson, in the first district;
Harry w. Rusk, in the third district; Isdor
HAYNES, in the fourth district; and Barnes
Canpton, I'm the fifth district have been re-
elected and Herman stump dem, in the second
district has been elected Lewis f. McComas
rep in the sixth district, has been reelected
with an increased majority.
Judging from the vote of Maryland. not
counting Baltimore city, Ceveland's plurality
will be from 1000 TO 5000, falling Off of about
S,01e
The Sun estimates Cleveland's plurality in
the state at 5000.
The total vote of Baltimore city, with the
exception of two precincts. was: Cleveland
44.57i, Harrison 3S,S6G, Fisk 1,20s; Cleveland S
plurality 1903. The Third congressional
district gives Rusk, dem, a majority
OF 4,91S. That portion of the Fifth
district in Baltimore city gives Compton, dem,
majority of 270. That portion Of the Second
district in Baltimore city gives Lang. rep a
majority of 1S2. Stockbridge. rep, has de-
feated kayner, dem, in the Fourth district by
less than 100 majority.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
RAINY IN OHIO.
Heavy Voting During the Morning
Despite the Down Pour.

CrScINNATI, o., Nov. 6, 10 A. M.-The weather
may be classed as rainy throughout Ohio. 1t is
everywhere reported cloudy and threatening.
Here heavy showers fell before 10 O'Clock and the
sky was darby overcast.
over % per cent of the registered vote in
Cincinnati was polled to-day. Comparison in
Ohio is made with the gubernatorial vote of
1881 when Foraker's plurality was 1924. There
are 234 wards and precincts in the state.
In 2i7 precincts is shown net democratic
gain of 9S5 in a total vote of 1882,
In 236 precincts is shown a net democratic
gain of S63 in total vote of 81, 100.
In Ohio there are 2,39i precincts. Foraker S
plurality in 81 was 90, 1924.
JUDGE THURMAN VOTES.
COLUMBUS, O.. Nov. 6.-At 1870 O'Clock this
afternoon Judge Thurman and his son,
Allen W. Thurman, alighled from coupe
at tine polling place of the Sixth ward
precinct and cast their ballots for the demo-
cratic ticket. Owing to the rain the coupe was
driven up within a few feet of the window, and
without assistance the judge walked across the
pavement and handed in his ticket, which he
had ready folded in his hand.
AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, O., Nov 6-The city Of Cleveland
and Cuyaboga county will give Harrison about
a.500 plurality The entire republican cou ~
ticket is elected. and L. +. Burton, rep, " u
succeed NJ A. Foran. dem, as congressman IN
the Twenty first district.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
A Merry Little Lady.
From The atlanta tGaJ journal.

From the atlanta (Gd.) Journal
Many ladies' are nervous. 1t does ones
heart good to see one that is nervy.
Almost any night, or morning, about or
$3.50 O'Clock, in Charleston, 5. e., a lady
who has nerve, not nerves, may be seen go
ing home from her work.
She is pro freader for the Charleston
World. She comes of family-the Mem
minger stock-which is known both for
brains and pluck Her duties take her to
the office Of the newspaper about O'Clock
every night, and detain her there until 8
O'Clock the next morning.
She has no fears in the heart OF Carolina,
where woman is next in divinity to God
and she goes to and from her nightly task
with Il stout spirit.
But she does not rely upon mere courage.
She carries loaded revolver in one hand
and lantern in the other.
The police keep u lookout for her goings
and comings, and hail her as she passes
their beats. There is no doubt she would
use the pistol If molested.
She is maiden lady aud the task is an
UNPLEASANT one, but she considers it duty
to work, and what cher hand' find TO do
she does it "Ni it'll all her might" and no
shrinl1age from uupleasantness, nor the
fears which hat mt the uigh'.
she is nervy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

How the New Apportioument Works
in the Coz greSsional Districts.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-The present delega-
tlon in congress from Pennsylvania is composed
of twenty republicans and eight democrats.
Under the new apportionment of the last legis-
la,ure the districts were almost entirely changed
md the election for congressman to-day was
the first under this new apportionment The
returns thus far received snow the election of
The following named congressman: Those
marked = are members of the present congress !:
4First district-Henry II. Bingham, rep.
SECOND district Charles O'Neil, rep.
Tnird district Samuel J. Randall, dem.
<Fourth district William ID. Kelley rep.
*Fifth district-A. c. Harmer. rep.
&Siyth districts. Medley Darlington, rep.
Eighth district William Mutchler. dem.
Ninth district-D. b. Drummer, dem.
Tenth district Marriott Brosius, rep.
Fourteenth district. W. Rife, rep.
Fifteenth district-M. &. Wright, rep.
<Seyenteenth district-CharIes K. Buckalew,
dem
*Nineteenth district-Lev Maush, dem.
Twenty third district-Thomas NJ Bayne,
rep. ,.,-,-,,.-,
Harrison Si3 majority. Patterson, dem. for
re yster Of wills in these wards. has l,148 ma
jarity over Gratz, rep, who is running far be-
hind his ticket.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
MICHIGAN.
Republican Gains Indicated by the
First Returns.

DErRoIT, MICH, Nov. Cone hundred and
five districts show a republican gain of 4,651.
Sixty-three townships IN the state give Harrison
13,0Si, Cleveland 9,515 The same towns in 1884
gave Blaine 1928, Cleveland 9,372. This is a net
republican gain of 1850.
One hundred and seventy-one townships in
the lower peninsula show republican gains of
b,o65.
Three hundred and fourteen towns in Michi
gan give Harrison 4i,904 and Cleveland 3s,313
Tnis is a republican gam of .63l.
Two hundred and four an towns in Michigan
give Harrison Al, 90i, Cleveland 34.273 Fisk
1900. Luce, rep, for governor. has a., 607
Burt, dem, 1896; Cherry, pro-, 3.72S. The
same towns in 1894, gave Blaine 36,79S; Cleve-
land &, 55s; 81. John 8, l07.
Estimates from democratic sources on the
election in Michigan agree with those OF the re-
publcans on the national and state tickets, but
differ on the result in the congressional districts
~ Is conceded that Harrison has carried the
state by about 1900 and that Luce will have
some 1900 less
Burt, dem, candidate for governor, comedies
his defeat by 1000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
COLORADO STIRRED UP.
Unusual Interest Taken in the Contest
New Elements.

DENVER, Col, Nov 6.-Unusual interest is
taken in the election in Colorado this
year 1t was for all the state offices, congress
men. members of the legislature, two judges of
the supreme court, county and township Off
GERS There were clements of uncertainty in
the situation which rendered predictions of but
Httls value one OF these is the large increase
in population, Denver alone having increased
4O606 within the past two years, and
the state outside of the city probably o0,Oo0.
nearly 2j, Goo or twice that of 1886. The state
gave Blaine a plurality of nearly 5000 in 1884
The best politicians. however, did not concede
the state to Harrison by this amount. The con
test for governor between T. NJ. Patterson, the
lie nocratic candidate, and J. A. Cooper, the
republ c IN. has probably been very close. The
struggle for the legislature was the most ami
mated feature of the contest, both parties being
confident.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
CONDITION OF THE WEATHER.
Sunshine and Frost in Some States
Rain in Others.

Ouh5hlhC anu EIO5O All oOn0 GObtbcey
Rain in Others.
New YORK Nov.6. The condition of the weather
throughout the country at O'Clock this morn
ing was as follows: Boston, cloudy and clear
ing; Providence, warm and clearing; Hartford,
cloudy and warm; Minneapolis, clear and pleas
aut; St Paul, bright and frosty; Chicago, cool
and cloudy: Detroit, threatening rain with high
winds; Cleveland. light rain; Columou o.,
cloudy, warm and threatening; Cincinnati.
cloudy and threatening Memphis, cloudy and
threatening; Nashville, cloudy aud warm; Lou
isville, cloudy and warm: In annapolis, raining
all night, and still cloudy st. Louis and Kan as
City. cloudy.
THE WEATHER IN NEW YORK.
Advices to the Associated Press ut Q
O'Clock this morning state that It is cloudy
and warm at Buffalo. Rochester. Albany,
Utica, Hudson, Troy aud Newburg. Ic this
city at o'clock a. m rain is fa ing but the
chances are that it will clear up before noon.
There are great crowds at the polls, tut every
thing is pro 1ressing quietly. syracuse reports
that at O'Clock heavy vote had already been
cast.
CLOUDS DISAPPEAR.
New YORK, Nov. 9, 1915 A. a.-The clouds
have cleared, and the weather is fine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07

functory manner, and were always ready to
drop their pens and play the part of interviewer
when an ubiquitous newspaper man appeared
at the door. News of the election was eagerly
sought for, and the lady clerks were not behind
the men in their anxiety to hear the latest bull
letn from the election
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
There was nothing in the atmosphere at the
confidence was felt by the President as to the
result of the conflict. Col. Lamont passed
most of the day reading newspapers in the
telegraphic room of the white house, where
bulletins were received at intervals. All the
cabinet officers are away from the city, with
the exception of Attorney General Garland.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07

equipped with comfortable stalls, where
the mares and their progeny can seek pro-
lection in the event of a storm. Splendid
trees furnish an abundance of shade in the
summer time. EssN
The winter quarters of the yearlings are
in keeping with those of the older horses
Mr.. Saunders and his assistants live In a
comfortable house within stones throw of
the stable where the best horses are kept.
Cleveland's trotting track is less than a
furlong away from the farm, and over it
all of Mr.. Gordon's horses receive their
preparation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
MISSOURI.
A Clear but Cold Day-very Heavy
Voting.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Nov. 6.The weather here
was cold aud clear. A very heavy vote was be-
ing poled at every precinct early this morning,
and it was evident that the scarcity of voting
places would cause many to lose their votes by
being crowded out, as the registration is so
large that in many precincts votes would have
To De polled at the rate of one a minute to get
them all in
Thlrty-eight precincts in St Louis city out of
152, give Harrison 7.627; Cleveland 5,i5S; Kim
ball I, 231; Francis 500.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
ILLINOIS HARD FOUGHT.
The Vote in Chicago Shows Palmer
Ahead for Governor

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-TWO hundred and seventy.
FIVE precincts in Chicago out of 34l give Harri-
son. Al, 1854; Cleveland, a. 265 Fifer, rep, for
governor, 1857: Palmer, dem, 81, 1875. In 1884
the city gave Blaine, 81 1870; Cleveland. 4S53O.
Fifty-nine precincts outside Of Chicago in IL
counties show net republican gain for Prcsi-
dent of S07.
2S3 precints in Chicago give Harrison a, 900:
Cleveland l9,0i5; Fifer $3.50; Palmer SO 05;
In Southern Illinois it has rained at several
points most of the day. A very large vote is
reported from all points, and as the ticket is
long one, the full count will not be made until
very late
All reports so far received outside of Cook
county show small republican gains. which, il
maintained. will give Harrison several thousand
gain over Blane's vote in 1884. Palmer's vote
for governor is greater than Clevelands at ali
points yet heard from. If the rate Of republi-
can gains continues in the same proportion. the
state will give Harrison majority of from
1900 to 10000
Eighty-two precincts. out of 341, in Chicago
give Harrison i406, Cleveland 10, IT'S No com
Parsons can be made, on account Of changes in
precincts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
A BIG VOTE IN IOWA.

Railroad Men as a Rule Vote for the
Democratic commissioners.
DEsMoINEs, Ia, Nov. 6--There was a large
vote polled to-day. Harrison will run consid-
erably ahead of the state ticket in this vicinity
The railroad men generally voted for the demo-
cratic railroad commissioners. Several demo-
Gratis of this city were arrested for distributing
spurious ballots
One hundred and sixty Iowa precincts give
Harrison -, 1913 and Cleveland l6.l2s
Two hundred Iowa precincts give Harrison
N,565, Cleveland 20,0T3.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07

for sorting out tickets in order to count straight
ballots first 1t is seldom that 100 complete
nrecincts are reported on the night of an cleo
ton. This, together with the difference in time
between California and the east, and the neces-
sary delays in telegraphing over 50 great dis
tances, will tend to make the racine coast re-
turns from to-days election tardy in compari-
son with those from points further east
The polls in this state closed at O'Clock,
which is 1929 o'clock eastern time, conse-
quently the announcement OF the vote Will pe
very late
The returns are coming in slowly. There was
much scratching. Nothing can be given before
raidni.khf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
TO PRISON FOR LIFE.
A Nephew of the Murdered Man Tries
to Kill One of the Prisoners.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-In the case of the
state against Louis Claire and John Gibson for
the murder of Patrick Mealy on the night of
Dec. 81 last, which has been on trial during the
past eight days, the jury this morning returned
a verdict Of guilty without capital punishment.
the penalty Is Imprisonment for life.
As Claire was entering the prison van after
leaving the court room. James Burke, nephew
of the murdered man. placed the muzzle of a
pistol near Claire's side and fired. The ball
struck something in Caire's vest pocket which
caused it to defect 10 one side, producing a
severe but not fatal wound.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
THE NORTHEAST GEoRG IA FAIR

It Opens Under Favorable Auspices-A
Good Exhibit and Large Crowd.
ATHENS, GA, Nov. 6-The Northeast Georgia
fair opened to-day under clear skies and tiatter-
ing auspices. Exhibitors were at work all last
night arranging displays, and the building is
about full A large crowd went out to-day to
attend the opening. The main attraction was
game of base ball between a picked team of the
University Athletic Association and the
famous Pop-and-go Club OF Lexington The
game comm need well, but the university boys
soon proved the better players. The score
stood: University 13, Lexington s. Harper and
Williford were the battery for the college, and
the Griffith brothers for Lexington. Another
game will be played to-morrov.
All trains are crowded with visitors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
Augusta Revels in a Romance.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov augusta had ro-
mantle marriage today. Mr.. Thomas c. Gar
rett, prominent young merchant, privately
welded Miss Minnie Miller Both are promi-
nent society people, and, it was understood,
sonage Of the Christian church aud were mar
red by Rev. c. S. Lrcas. They left for Wash
ington, d. G., before any of their friends knew
Of the pleasant episode.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS.
Harrison Runs Better than Did the
Man from Maine.


PosroN, Nov. G-One hundred towns in the
ate give Harrison 9.2S5, Cleveland 10, $40,
Fisk seq, scattering 20. The same towns In
1874, gave Blaine 24O9i. Cleveland 1852, Butler
$50, St. John 1881.
One hundred and fifty towns give Harrison
$3.50 Cleveland 30, 1856 Fisk 2.6lS. The same
towns in 1891 gave Blaine SO, 426, Cleveland 2S,-
rs, Butler $685., st. Jonu = s61.
Boston's vote complete is: Harrison G,312.
Cleveland 6l5g
The presidential vote Of Boston complete is,
Harrison y, 3l2, Cl yeaud &c. 159
Beard. rep, for congress is defeated in the
third district. Gambler rep, is elected In the
ninth, and Walker, rep, in the tenth.
With the exception of O'Neil dem, in the
Fourth aud Andrew, dem, in the Third district
which are in doubt yet, all the congressman
elected are republicans
THE CITY HALL BURNED.
HAvERHIIL Mass, Nov. 6.-The city hall took
fire this forenoon, while voting was in progress
n one of its rooms. The hall was burned but
the ballot box was saved. The loss is SIS, 600.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
Elephants Drink a Locomotive Dry
From the PHILADELPHIA Times

There was circus at Chestertown, Nd,
one day last week, and with it were seven
elephants. The car run alongside loco
motive. One of the elephants put his trunk
out through a crevice in the car, reached
over to the tender of the locomotive, lifted
the lid of the water tank and helped HIM
self. The other six elephants did the same,
and i'll a short time the tank was dry. The
train hands did not see the performance,
and only when the engineer tried to start
his engine did he find that the water was
gone
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
Brantley Indorsed.

wAycRoss, GA, Nov. 6.--The grand jury here
to-day indorses Hon. w G. Brantley as follows
1--WE. the grand jury for the November term
of Ware superior urt. take great pleasure in
recommending Hon. w. &, Brautley of Pierce
for solicitor general Of this, the Brunswick cir
cult, and earnestly request his election by the
Legislature.
"T. II. MORTON, Foreman, and Others"
Court is now in session here.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
THE FEVER IN JACKSONVILLE.
Twenty-Six New Gases and One Deatl
Y9SterdaV

Twenty-Six New Gases and One Death
Yesterday.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov president Neal
Mtchells official bulletin for the twenty four
hours ending at O'Clock is as follows
new cases ............. ...-. 70
DoatLS'
Total number of cases TO date. 342
Total number of deaths to date .-.......... 367
The death was that of HOWARD e. SMITH.
Among the new cases were:
GEORGE HOWELL.
WILLIAM PADDOCK.
r. Z. PLEASANT.
TRUMAN TUCKER.
Mrs. SARAH CAIN.
BERTHA MAY.
LEROY Brook.
ALICE A. May
Miss FLORENCE KEYS
MARTHA FREEMAN.
Ten white and sixteen negroes make up to-
day IS total new cases.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07

Col JOIN A CocKzrLL managing editor Of
the New York World, is now named as one Of the
triumvrate that controls Tammany Hall. The
other two members are Richard Croker aud
Edward 5. Stokes, proprietor of the Hoffman
house. Col. Cookerll became member of
Tammany Hall about four years ago. Though
always an ardent democrat he has never before
taken an active part In politics
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
Honors to Mr.. Salas' Memory

CHARLESTON. S. c., Nov. 6.-The funeral
requiem OF the late Ramon salas was celebrated
at st. Marys church to-day. Among the CON
gregaton present were Mayor Bryan, ex-Mayor
Courtenay, Collector Jersey. ex-Aldernan
McGahan, and many other prominent citizens
The remains were placed In the receiving vault
at st. Lawrence Cemetery to await the building
Of a family vault. The family of the deceased
left for Savannah tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
AN ESTIMATE ON THE STATE.
KENTUCKY.
A Fine Showing by the Democrats in
the Congressional Fights.

the Congressional Fights
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov 6-Kentucky, in spite
of the rain, has given Cleveland the usual dem
ocratic majority. The democratic congressman
have been elected in the First, Second, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth Seventh and Eighth districts, and
almost certainly in the Third, where heavy demo-
cratic gains are reported. Congressman Finley,
rep has probably beaten ex Congressman Wei
ford in the Eleventh. j. II. Wilson. rep, has car
ried the Tenth district, and the Ninth is uncer-
tain. Congressman CarlIth of Louisville has a
majority of 1900 against 140 two years ago.
The vote in Covington, KY, shows a heavier
majority for Joon G.. Carlisle than he has ever
had there. His election is claimed as sure.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
DUBLIN'S MARSHAL KILLED.
A Farmer Who Had Been Drinking
the Murderer.

DUBLIN, GA, Nov. 6.-The marshal of this
town, N X. Watson, was brutally murdered
here Sunday night at o'clock by Marshall
Scnrboro. Both men were white. Marshal
Watson's throat was cut. Scarboro had been
drinking for several days, and whisky was the
cause of the murder. Scarboro was a farmer
and lived four miles from town. Mar
shall Watson was respected and well-hked
by the citizens of this county. He leaves
poor old mother and three children, who de-
pended on him for their living. The murderer
has not been caught up to this time. Although
a crowd has been out all night, they failed to
catch him or even get on his track. This is the
third murder during the last thirty days in this
county.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
New Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The following new
postoflces have been established in Georgia:
Rails, Lowndes county, Henry Scharpe. post
master. South Carolina postmasters appointed
today we're: Eliza Singleton at Acton; Mack
c. Pool. at ross Anchor; Arthur n. McCallum
at Mineral Springs; John II. Porcher, at Ophir.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
MISSISSIPPI NEWS MEAGER.
The State Has Rolled Up It's Usua
Majority, However.

Majority, However.
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 6-This city goes
democratic by SO majority, for the first
time in many years. Only about three
fourths of the vote was polled. The
state seems to have gone democratic by the
usual relative majority.
Ia tie Third district where James Hill is OPP
posing Catchings, il is said that the republican
vote has increased. but DO figures are given.
This district and the Second where Chalmers,
rep. Is opposing Morgan, dem, are the only
ones seriously contested. The returns are
too meaGer to form an opinion
of the result. The remaining FIVE congressional
districts will doubtless go democratic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
vERMONTS OUTLOOK.
The Republican Plurality Pretty Sure
to Exceed 10000.

to Exceed 10000.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Nov. 6.-Sev-
enty-five towns give Harrison 1898; Cleveland,
6,s7S; Fisk, 1866 scattering s. The same towns in
1884 gave Blaine 1896; Cleveland, 7039; st
John, TAO; Butler, 29a Republican plurality,
1000; majority over all. 11.447 The republican
gain over 1884 was ,, j22, or 1873 per cent. The
democratic loss is 1911, or 2lb per cent. The pro-
same ratio is preserved in the towns to be heard
from. the republican majority in the state will
exceed 2S, 900.
fhe returns show large republican gain over
1894. The towns heard from show a republican
majority of II, G22, against Il, 643 in 1884
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
B1RMINeHAM's HoNoRs TO GLADSTONE.
CoNvIcrs OFFERED FREEDOM.
Chamberlain En- Route.

LONDON, Nov 6-The Birmingham Post an
nounces that Mr.. Chamberlain is en- route to
America, and that he will marry Miss Endicott
a few days after his arrival He will spend a
few weeks in visiting friends in America, and
will return to England about Christmas.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
In Favor of Bimetallism.

LONDON. Nov. 6.-The currency commission
has finally made its report. IL advocates the
cooperation of England with the United States,
Germany and the Latin Union to secure the
restoration of bimetallism.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-07
Negro Car Robbers Arrested.

WAYcRoss, GA, Nov. 1.-TWO negro boys
we're arrested six miles from this place, having
in their possession a lot of tobacco, ladies'
coaks and other articles. They confessed to
Sheriff Henderson to having broken open a
freight car and stealing the goods.