The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-12
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ness.
Joseph Black Yves arrested at Columbia,
Friday. by Detective Ogg. upon charge OF
abduction. On Wednesday Chief Of Police
Highe received a letter from Mrs Julia
Cosweil Of Whitesville, N. c., stating that
her daughter, Donnie, girl not yet IA. had
been abducted by Black The girl says she
Is over 10 years old, and admits that she has
several aliases. She is good-looking. but
does not seem intelligent. The nearest ap-
proach to a reason which shs gave for leav-
ing home with Black was that her mother
wouldn't let her go to school when she
wanted to do so. She said that she had
been here with Black since last Friday, but
denied any criminality, and declared that
she had been anxious 20 return hons, but
he would not let her. Her most singular
admission was that she had been to Column
bla with Black on former occasion. Black
admitted that he was a married man, but
denied that he had abducted the girl. The
couple told the landlady that they we're
brother and sister. Black will probably
make a fight against being returned to
North Carolina. Heis about 30 years old,
and Is said to bea horse trader.
4 The state Democratic executive COMMITTEES
met at Columbia Thursday. 1t
was determined TO hold the state
convection on Wednesday, CSept. 10.
at u m. Meetings at the following places
and times were suggested TO the county ex-
fourteenth article of the constitution:
Greenville, Tuesday, June 10; Spartanburg,
Wednesday June II; Laurens. Thursday,
June II: Newberry, Friday, June ID; Able
vile, Tuesday. June II; ANDERSEN. Wednes-
day. June IS; Walhalla, Thursday, June
10; Pickens, Friday, June 20; Union, Sat
urday. June 81; Columbia, Tuesday, June
~. Inn X.
field, Thur sday. June 20; Aiken, Friday.
June 81; Winnsboro, Tuesday, July 1;
Chester. Wednesday, July 2; Yorkville.
TIL ursd y, July 8; Lancaster, Friday, July
A; Camden, Tuesday. July S;
Sumter. Wednesday, July @; Florence,
Thursday, July 10; Chesterfield, Friday,
July IL; Bennettvilie, Tuesday, July Is;
Darlington, Wednesday. July Is; Marion,
Thursday, July II; Kingstree, Friday, July
IS; Georgetown, Saturday, July 10; Con-
way. Tuesday, July %; Charleston, Thurs
day, July "a; Mount Pleasant, Friday, July
25; Manning, Saturday, July 20; Orange
burg, Tuesday, July %; Barnwell, Wednes-
day, July 30; Hampton, Friday, Aug.
1; Beaufort, Saturday. Aug. 2; Walter
resolution was adopted: That it be the
| sense of this convention that delegates to
| the state convention be not elected until
after the close of the preliminary campaign.
| Delegates cannot be elected to county con-
ventions until the state chairman issues
| his call for reorganization of the party,
and this it is expected will not be done un-
| til the people have had an opportu-
nifty of seeing and hearing the candidates.
| While the members Of the committee have
| taken no official action in the matter, and
| have endeavored to make no discrimination
| in favor Of either the Tillmanites or the
| Anti Tiilmanites it is an open secret that
| the members of the committee regard the
| movement, as organized and pressed,
| a serious menace to to the solidty of the
| Democratic party, and that none of the
| fourteen who gathered at Columbia are sup
| porters of Tillman. except Mr. Gary, of
| A5beville. In the political talk which fol-
| lowed the meeting there was a marked
sentiment developed in favor of Col, James
l.. Orr, of Greeaville. for governor; and it
| is regarded as probable that Col. Orr's can
didacy for governor will be announced in
| due time.