The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1889-10-05
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their white neighbors, yet they meet
in body composed of 500 negroes
and six white men and proceed to an
tagonize their white neighors in mat
ters involving the vital interest of all
classes aud conditions, only that their
white-skinncd leaders may place them
selves in an attitude to beg for few
more crumbs that may fall from Mr.
Harrison's table. @What fools these
mortals be-" especially the Fifteenth
amendments, who are Radically in
clined !-Chickasaw Messenger.
Mr.. D. A. McGehee, who formerly
resided here, but who has been editing
the Times at Leland, Mississippi, has
decided that he can do betterin Arkan-
sas City than he can at Leland and has
moved the Times Office here. He will
issue the initial number Of his paper
next Wednesday.
The engineers of the Georgia Pacific
Railroad were over at Huntington last
week locating the side tracks and
depot grounds for that road. Several
teams went over from here yesterday
morning to 60 to work grading. As
soon as the side tracks are down and
depot aud other buildings are up the
Georgia Pacific trans will come in over
the L., N. o. Il 4. track from Green
ville.-Arkansas City Journal.
Especial to Times-D Democrat.
Holly Springs, Sept. S0.-Bishop
Chas. b. Galloway was here yesterday,
and at the evening service he took up
a collection for the endowment fund
of the proposed Methodist male col
lege in Mississippi. lilo secured some
thing over $l000 lie now has $S4,-
900 Of the $4,000 necessary to secure
the offer made by Major Millsaps.
Holly Springs will make vigorous
effort to secure the location of the col
lege here. A meeting has been called
to canvass the matter. Bishop Gallo
way left this morning for the Green
Vile District, where he win push the
matter of endowment,
Enterprise, Sept. aS,-The Septcm-
Der term of the Circuit Court Of this
county convened at Quitman on Mon
day, and has been In session all Of the
week, Hon. s. II. Terrsl, of Quitman,
Judge of this District, presiding, and
Hon. James II. Neville, of Scooba, Dis
trict Attorney, representing the State.
Tho week was consumed ip trying civil
and criminal cases Of no great import
tance. Tho case of the State against
the four negroes and the three Brown
brothers and Gillespie, charged with
murder, was set for Monday next, tho
S0th instant. These are what Is known
as the Marion rioters case, they having
been brought by change of venue from
Lauderdale county. There win be
four separate trials, as their cases have
been severed. Tho entire week will be
consumed in the trial, as there are a
largo number of witnesses to be ex-
amined. The defendants will be rep
resented by Ex-Gov. Chas, M. Johnson,
of st. Louis, Cochran n Cochran, Of
Meridian, aud Hon. T. A. Wood, of
Quitman. The District Attorney will
be assisted by Witnerspoon Il Wither-
spoon and Hon. L. II. Dial, of Meridian.
II promises to be one Of the most in
teresting and exciting trials that ever
occurred in the county.
Referring to the Coffeville lie which
the Memphis morning papers pub
lishcd, aud which the TIMES noted in
Its issue of the 18th nit, the Grenada
Sentinel says;
The above as far as 1t relates Ia
Grenada county, is as false as hell, and
the whole telegram from beginning td
end, We believe to be sensational and
absolutely untrue. Such kilograms dc
incalculable damage to our section ol
country, and are outrageous and inex.
cusable in the extreme. Correspond
ents like these are greater enemies tt
the South than the most ultra North
ern fanatics or South haters. w,
think 1t about time to put muzzle OF
the Coffeeville telegraphic correspond
ent, as his reports have too little foun
dation In fact. It is hard to conceiv,
what object man would have in send
ing out such pernicious stuff, unless h
does it for the little money there IL ii
sending such kilograms. II this Col
fecville correspondent again refers I,
Grenada county in such an untruthfu
manner, he will be held up to publ
condemnation in manner that be vii
hardly appreciate. Never have W
seen more harmony or friendliness be
tween the two races than now exist
in Grenada county.-Greuada Sentinc
[Natchez Democrat.l
We commend to the Republicans Q
Mississippi the following extract fror
a leading editorial in the New Yor
Tribune of May !, 1882, which pape
It will bo admitted is the most influor
tial Republican organ of the party:
at IL cminentlv fitting that the fir