The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-03

died. Afterward two others of his
countrymen were taken sick with
yellow fever and removed to St. Lukes
hospital. Then the stock of infected fruits
and vegetables was locked up in the store,
and there they are yet left to decay and
spread Infection and disease over all the
nelghborhood.
The broad streets of Hawthorne were
alive Tuesday with enthusiastic democrats
OF the town and surrounding country. A
cavalcade of seventy-five strong gallOped
through the main street at 10 o'clock a. m.
and met the speakers Of the day The
lower floor CT the Hawthorne building was
illled to listen to the speech making. Hon.
Samuel Finley, Judge J. G. Gardener, j. G..
Thompkins, E3q. state represe ntative;
henry G Denton, Esq tax collactcr, and
W. N. Sheats. Esq, were the speakers.
Rev. Mrs J. B. Ley of Kissiu.mee has
net with scri.s CT misfortunes recently.
Seine time ago party were in bataiLg in
some portion of hsr bathing suit became
detached and entangle1 her feet. Her
husband went to her assistance, when she
grabbed him in such a manner as to not
OILY render his aid of no avail, but to en-
danger his life also, and ths consequences
might have been terrible hSd not Mr.. Brat
ton been one CT the party and succe edei i'll
saving them both. Last Monday evsniGg,
IN alghting from a wagon IN front Of the
parsonage, Mrs. Ley jumped to the ground,
hut her dress caught in the spring of the
seat 80 that Only her head and shoulders
struck. the ground. She was unconscious
for some time, but fortunately has 50 far
recovered tHat sore or stiH neck Is the
only result of the severe fall.
AT democratic mass meeting held at the
academy in Manatee, Oct. "a, Capt. John
l.. Hough was elected chairman, and A. p.
Curry secretary. Josiah Gates stated that
the object of the meeting was TO protest
against and repudiate the action of those
who represented, as proxys, the delegates
from Manatee district at the senatorial con-
vention lately held at Pine
Level rsJ. Gates, J. W. jackson,
K. NJ. Glazier and E. f. Gates we're ap-
pointed committee to draft resolutions.
The following resolutions were read, ap-
proved and adopted: "Whereas we, the
democratic voters Of Manatee precinct, feel
that tie trust reposed in the delegates who
cast the vote of Manatee county in the Pine
Level convention on Oct. 16, has been
wantonly betrayed, and to ratify such ac-
ton would be to sacrifice our self-respect
And, whereas, such delegation has seen fit
to bestow tho nomination of state sena-
tor upon man who, for the hum
BILE office of clerk OF the circuit
court received only 70 votes out of 4?5
in the county, in primary election, show
ing conclusively that such nominee is very
unpopular throughout the county of Man
atee, and one in whom the voters are very
10th to repose public trust; and, whereas, the
almost unanimous choice Of Manatee county
for senator Of the Twenty seventh senatorial
district is for DR.. J. G. Polet, and as sncl
choice his name was placed before
the Pine Level convention; and
whereas, the choice of DeSoto county
was expressed for F. B. Hagan, and
we feel either of these gentlemen would
have been satisfactory to the two counties;
and whereas, Manatee county has no local
interest to subserve and is ever willing to
yield her preference in the interest of har-
mony, aud believing that the public good
will be thereby subserved and the democ-
racy united, we, the citizens of Manatee dis
trict place in nomination the name of f. B.
Hagan Of DeSoto county.