The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-19


and Mitchell Ivey. The quarrel was re-
newed, finally ending in Ben lvey emptyIng
both barrels of his shotgun at banks, Win
the results above stated. The parties are
close neighhors and brothers-in-law.
The alliance leaders are 10 next Tackle
Cycloneta, the Georgia southern iiiouel
farm. They will be there next Luesday IN
great shape, aud tie day will be spent In
making speeches, eating barbecue ana nav
ing IA good old farmers rally generally. me
road has made extra preparations Tor extra
trains and low rates, aud give tne speakers
the advantage OF great crown /. Is
thought they will come from every quar- leT'
The party proposes 10 Ieed lue poopiII o-
the finest watermelOns in the state, anu as
many ms can be eaten, all raised on the
ferrn. Those who viii speak on this c.siou
will be as follows: LeJuldas +. Livingston,
H0n Jerry Simpson. l.. l.. Polk, Mrs.
Lease. Gen. Weaver Of Iowa, Hon. John
Temtie G Gves Hon. Tom Watson, Larry
AID Harry Of the Southern Farmer A.
liduce
The Augusta Erening Herald virtually
calls upon II u. Thomas f. Watson to re-
slgn the office Of congressman TO which he
has been elected. This is done in view OF
Mr. Watson's open declaration in favor OF
the third party, denying the right OF Mr..
Watson to 60 before the people and repre-
setting himself as a democrat and then
! AVOWlDg himself u LhlIu party llo HltSt
! election. The Herald takes the advance
ground that if Mr. Watson is square in
! politics he will resign his position and 60
before the people again, not as democratic
! ca didate for congress, but as third parry
candidate for congress. The Herald f-els
sure that Mr.. Watson, as the third party
candidate, will not sweep the democratic
district as he did as the democratic candi-
date. The Herald at the same time lauds
| Mr.. Watson for his successes in life.
The dreaded mad dog is getting in his
deadly work in the lower part Of Gwinnett
county. week ago a negro man was bit
ten, and q few DAYS thereafter died from the
effects Of hydrophobia, with all the agonlz-
Jag torture5 and terrors usually inc.dolt to
such deaths. Men could not keep him on a
bed and they had to bind him hand and foo.
and tie him to the bedstend. The dog that
bit him is still at large. Another dog Tues
day afternoon bit two of Jack Hutchins'
children. and the family, friends and whole
community in.Ben Smith district are in the
widest state of alarm. The children are
being cared for by the most skillful physi-
clans, aud maidstone has been secured, but
no one can foretell the result. Still another
dog in the upper portion of the county has
| created intense excitement. 1t is not yet
known whether he has bitten any one or
| not
Atlanta Journal: Sheriffs Jake c. Moore
OF Floyd county, j. T. Holder OF Stewart
county, j. F, Woods Of Schley county, L.
| B. Forrest OF Sumter county, and Col. w.
! A. Mitchell clerk Of the superior court Of
| Coweta county, passed through the city to-
| day. They were on their way home from
| Gainesville. where they have been atteId-
| ing the sheriffs convention. Mr.. Moore was
elected president Of the next convention,
! which will meet in Americas on the second
| Wednesday of next July. Sheriff Forrest
of Sumter was elected first vice presi-
! dent. Clerk Harkins of the superior
court Of Gordon county, was elected second
vice president. Clark A. Z. Smith Of the
superior court of Hall county was elected
secretary and treasurer, and Clerk Frank
Myers of the superior court Of Fulton
county was elected assistant secretary. The
object OF the convention is to facilitate the
criminal work aud to try to have laws
passed to secure payments Of fees due them,
and not TO enlarge. The convention was
in session Wednesday and Thursday.
Edna Broadus, the woman who committed
suicide at Abbie Howard's place at Atlanta,
Tuesday morning. may be the cause of
sensational court trial. The woman during
her lifetime was fond of jewelry, and
several months ago purchased handsome
diamond necklace, magnificent pair OF
diamond earrings and watch and chain.
TIL VIC IoHciJ BUG p1lu phlG CAous hh0
was given credit for the unpaid amount
When the burial was over the undertaker's
bill was presented. Then Madam Howard
consulted with the woman's friends, and
agreed to surrender all her effects to them,
provided they would pay the burial expenses.
About the same time the jeweler TO whom
the woman was indebted, asked for letters
Of administration IN order to secure himself
as to the unpaid part Of the bill. The applica-
tha ~ nd ntvN,Q RI AZ
the woman's friends, who were thinking OF
taking the effects and paying the bills, to
hesitate. The jewelry of the woman is
worth 500 to $500. Zoe question now is,
who will get it, the undertaken or the jew
eler9 Before any one can get 1t, however
it must be found. Madam Howard says she
has surrendered it to the dead woman's
friends. But the woman's friends deny thai
they have received 1t, and say that 1t is yet
in Towards keeping.
Two remarkable documents were posted
at Hawkinsville on Tuesday last. Twenty
five dollars reward is offered for clear and
positive proof showing the real name or
names of The author or authors, Here are
the documents. The first is addressed to
the editors of the Hawkinsvlle Dispatch
Charlottesville, Pulaski Co Ga July 18Th
1S91-Mr. Editor If the foling article ap
pears in your Paper Five Silver Dolers will
| appear Ia the (P y addressed to you But Il
| it don't appear 25 of your Subscribers will
| be sure to stop and We Will stop all thu
rest We can Your White Brothers.
Notice, We hereby forewarr
any and all Persons from Taking
up for mig oes in any shapt
form or fashion We the undersigned vii
! Deal With any White man that Takes Side
With any nigroeS Against A White Person
no matter how Lo Down he or Sne is Jus
so they are White We are White men or
ganiz d For the Perpose of Protecting tn
| White Race and We are Going to carry on
our Plans at the Pearl of our Lives Darl
nights and cool heads Will our Work quit,
| Mr. Editor if this fail to appear in the mex
issu of Your Paper viii consider you II
| favor of civil wrghts and We VIII deal yo
properly Meny Sitersons" A prominen
Hawkinsville me chaut has received com
munication similar to the above, aud i'll TIL
same handwriting. He also offe rewar,
of SIS for the author or authors of tin
White Cap letters.
The death of Miller Willis, the Georgi
evangelist, revives many interesting store
concerning his life and methods. He wa
certainly the queerest character that eve
preached tine gospel at campmeating-
at which places he was generally found
his pure and holy life, however, was
modal for all. But about his methods: II
frequently stopped strangers on the streets
and planting himself in front of them
then disappear, leaving the man or woman
to preach the sermon to his or her ow
liking. For instance, he, on one occasion
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