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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
BLACKVILLE BRIEFS.
Cotton Coming in Rsp!dly-Death of
Ed Burpee.

Cotton Coming in Rsp!dly-Death OF
Ed Burpee.
BLAcKvILLE. 8. c.. Sept. 15.-The cotton
crop is being harvested and hauled to the
depot faster than the railroads can move it.
On Saturday $50 bales were shipped from
this depot. Prices range from Z to ~ cents.
The total shipment of new cotton to dale
are 1877 bales. Seven-eighths Of this has
gone TO Charleston. The weather is fine
and planters are rushing their pickers.
Ed Burpee, who was shot by w. l.. Nc
Fail at Midway few days ago, as stated
in this correspondence last week, died from
the effects of his wounds on Saturday. His
remains were taken to Athens, Ca, his
home, on Sunday. accompanied by his wife
and brother. The verdict of the coroner's
jury was rendered Saturday night at the
inquest, and was that Burpes came to his
death at the hands of w. l.. McFail, and
that it was "willful and felonious murder. ~
McFail is at large, though under bond of
500 to appear at the next term Of court to
answer a charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill etc. This case will doubtless
go hard with McFail, if he is brought to
trial Burpee is not the first man ne has
killed. The fact, too, That while Marshal
Burpee was said to be dying McFail
paraded the street in front Of his house with
Winchester rifle on his shoulder and sang
vulgar )ngs. will doubtless have its bearing
on the case. Though it is hard TO hang q
white man In Carolina, 1t is predicted that
the law will be Vindicatei in this case
There was a terrible wreck on the South
Carolina railway at Lees, q small station
between here and Denmark, Saturday night
little after midnight. Seventeen box cars
were derailed, SIX of which were almost
torn to pieces, and their contents scattered
TO the four winds. The accident was caused
by the giving way of the guard-ral a. the
switch. The track wus cleared by o'clock
D. M. and evening trains passed and re-
passed. Morning trains had to transfer
passengers. baggage, mail and express. No.
body was hurt
Every body rejoices that traffic has begun
between our section and Savannah, aad
that regular trains have been put on. 1t is
believed that the South Bound will be
through to Columbia early in October, thus
giving US better railroad facilities, and the
fast schedule will lay the MoRNIN8 News
at our doors at the same hour that the Caro-
lima daIlies reach us.
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CORSETS.

No one doubts that the
Kabo : corset lasts a year
without breaking or linking
Or shifting a bone" because
re refund the money in case
Of single item of failure
n these respects.
And no one doubts that
the Kabo answers its purpose
and suits the wearer, because,
if it don't, .. we refund the
money on call within a week
or two or three.
1t is the unbreakable cor
set, the Kabo. 1t is the
understandable corset, the
Kabo. 1t is the corset that
suits, the Kabo.
The only question is: Do
you want the Kabo kind Of
a corset?
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you at the store.
A. R. ALTMAYER & co
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It's Location Decided on and 1t VIII
Soon Be Running.
ATHENS, GA, Sept. 15.-Clarke county
will soon start out and try the new dispen-
sary authorized by the legislature. Com
missioners A. E. Griffith, II. K Reaves and
A. 8. Erwin have been steadily at work
since their appointment by council, and will
have the dispensary operated on the strictest
principles. Yesterday they visited all the
stores offered for the storage and sale
OF the liquors, and to-day they
spent some time considering the many
applications for the management OF
the store. About thirty persons applied for
the place. The commissions decision was
made public this afternoon and it was au-
nounced that Malcolm johnson was to be
the manager and the store on Broad street
formally occupied by O'Farral & Ash will
be the dispensary. The new law will soon
be in operation here.
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PATRICK'S TRIAL.

The Defendant : 90 Feeble to Appear
at the Tearing.
PEMBROKE. GA, Sept. 15,-Bryan county
was well represented in Pembroke this
morning. The case of the state VS.. Patrick,
who recently shot and killed Perry Brown,
and dangerously wounded Willie Brown.
and who himself received an ugly wound,
was set for trial. In the preliminary ex-
animation DR.. Williams certified that Pat
rick was too feeble to undergo the ordeal of
the hearing and it was postponed until
Wednesday Of next week. The case excites
much interest in all quarters. II. +. T..
Smith of Efiugham appeared for the state
and T. S. Morgan. Jr. OF Savannah for the
defendanr
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a PECULIAR LAW SUIT.
An Effort to Evade the Payment OF a
Mortgage.

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Sept 15.-Thomas
county is about to furnish rather peculiar
law case. Some years ago the Corbin
Banking Company made a loan to one
Shaw. Shaw not only induced his wife,
but also two sisters OF his wife, to mortgage
their patrimony to secure this loan. De-
fault in payment was made, and the Cor
bins foreclosed their mortgage and adver-
Used the land for sale, when the following
facts came to light: There were
seven co-heirs, with Shaw's wife, and
ABOUT fifteen years ago commissioners
divided the property, certain part falling
TO two minor boys. The same has been
held and used all these years for these boys,
who are now grown men. 1t now traps-
pires that the esta be never had any title to
The boys part, that the purchase money
notes were still out for the land and unpaid
oeing owned by another estate. The point
is made that as the boys have never re-
ceived any part of their fathers estate, in
which they certainly had an interest, they
must still have right to part thereof
The foreclosure was stopped and it now re-
mains to be seen whether the mortgage will
hold entire.
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oRLANDo's IMPROVE MENT.

Work on the New Court House to
Begin Soon.
ORLANDO, FLA, Sept. ia great
amount OF Improvement is going on in Or
lando now, considering the time of year.
Mayor p A. Foster is preparing to erect
large addition to his livery stable on Gen.
trail avenue.
The new court house will bs commenced
shortly. Judge Bryan is preparing to move
the old court house, and at present Orange
county is without court house and justice
is balancing her scales in the armory build
ing.
A house on " est Church street occupied
by Mrs. Brown was struck by lightning
Saturday. Very little damage was done.
Rev. J. Chris Williams arrived last week
from Greenport, r. !. Mr.. Williams will
preach from now on in the Congregational
church here.
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CHARGED WITH THEFT.
He Clerk of a hotel at Brunswick
Sleeping in a Cell.

Re Clerk of Hotel at Brunswick
- Sleeping in Gel.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Sept. 15.-Capt. s. II.
CAaams' known throughout Georgia as a
SS,'uuiercial tourist. lies in a cell in the
I'm county jail tonight, charged with
i; sst ing $50 from c. F. Putnam. which was
actin or SAFE keeping with McAdams as
,n T. the only hotel now one a,
1 ~ Doi5unswick, last night. McAdams was
n NJ onH, aud Mrs Broome. a widow, who is
RI Graz, 90 % OF the Central hotel asked F.
SEQ viii ~ C act as Office man. Putnam left
and tprnoS rag, who placed it IN the safe
safe wss sne combination. To-day the
McAdan,s Knocked and the money stolen.
comhina+j~a vas the only man who knew toe
theft g-e,,, ne was charged with the
inc re em ihsnited and attempted, accord
stopped Ofys s,a e to draw pistol, but
sent s5o oy 1t vas stated that McAdams
Tue inert. Putnam will prosecnte
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AFTER MORE PAY.

Richmond and Danville Conductors
Call on Mr.. Green.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. ia delegation
representing the conductors on certain
lines of the Richmond and DauviIle system,
called at General Manager Green's Office to
day and held conference with that officer
Both freight and passenger conductors were
represented. The mission of the party was
to secure from the management an increase
of salary. The conductors think they deserve
as good pay as the engineers,
and feel that their positions
ara fully as responsible. The average
increase of salary asked is about $40 a
month. 1t is not the purpose of the con-
ductors to make any strike or anything of
that kind. They simply want justice and
they say they feel confident that they will
be treated we'll by Mr.. Green when he
knows the true state of affairs.
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CaATTooGA's ALL1ANcEMEN.
Hon. Sesborn Wright Addresses Their
Gathering.

Hon. Sesborn Wright Addresses Their
Gathering.
ROME, GA, Sept. 15.-The gathering of
the Chattooga county farmers to-day was
a large one. At least 1000 were present.
They came from Alpine and Brownie wa val
ley, and Dirt Town was well represented.
Between II and l o'clock the lecturer Of the
Cnnttoopa county alliance, Mr. Weaver,
introduced Hon. Seaborn Wright. He
made speech of an hour and half's dura-
tion. 1t was an attack on the
national banking system and the evils
OF monopoly. He said that if the
people would put down the national banks
then the alliancemen would reason with
eaem about the sub-treasury plan. He ad-
vised the alliance to keep in the Democratic
party and said that the party was ali right.
" only needed cleaning out. The crowd
cneered Justify. Chattooga county has been
Considered a stronghold of the alliance ard
w. tendency toward the third party has
alarmed someof the democrats. but to-dav's
Ioceeolngs were an indication of demo.
Fral supremacy,
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FLORIDA'S NEW SENATOR.

Gov. Fleming Appoints Ex-Congress.
man R. H. NJ. Davidson.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Sept. 15.-Gov.
Fleming this evening appointed ex-Con-
gresham R. Fl. NJ. Davidson of Quincy to
be United States senator from Florida to
fill the vacancy caused by the failure of the
legislature to elect a successor to Hon.
Wilkinson Call. Col. Davidson is a native
of Florida. He was congressman for the
First Florida district for fourteen consecu-
tive years, having been first elected IN 1876.
The appointment was complete surprise
to Col Davidson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16

A Convention to be Held at At,antf
During the / EXPOSITION.

A Convention to be Held at Atlanta
During the xpUsition.
ATLANTA, GA. Sept. 15-The cotton
growers convention was held to-day in che
alliance exchange. A number Of promi-
neut Georgia alliancemeu were present, aud
Texas and Tennessee were also represented.
The conveu ton was presided over by Col.
j. 0. Waldell. The idea which met with
the approval of ali the delegates present was
that Georgia should not act alone on this
acreage question, but that there should be "a
general convention of the cotton growing
states held in Atlanta during the Piedmont
exposition. A committee vas appointed
who will also look after the subject II gath
erlng and handling the cotton crop, and
this subject will be made a feature OF the
convention. which will be held Oct. 20. Coz.
Livingston introduced the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, The commission appointed by the
different state alliances in tie cotton states
having become satisfied that money arrange
ments can be made with foreign cotton consum-
ers and manufacturers for the direct sale Of
cotton to exporters; therefore be it
RssotUed, That we recommend the sale Of
cotton to exporters under such regulations as
may be agreed upon between the exporters and
the commission.
THE SEA ISLAND GROWERS.
WAYCRoss, GA, Sept. l5.-The sea
island cotton growers met and organized
here to-day at this opera house Hon. j. l..
Sweat in behalf Of The city, delivered an
excellent speech of welcome. He was fol-
lowed by Capt Ben f. Russell of the
Herald. who ent srtained the audience in
his usual eloquent style. DR.. Mattox re-
sponded in behalf of the association. He
gave a brief outline Of the object of the
meeting. He said the territory Of the asso-
citation included South Carolina, Georgia
aud Florida. The business OF the assocIa.
ton was then taken up and conducted IL
secret
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
IRwINroN's ROY RIOTERS.

One of Them Gives Bond But the
Other Still in Jail
IRwINToN, GA, Sept. 15.-Dennis Bar
rett and Fred Bryant. the two negroes who
commenced the riot at Gordon, on Sunday
night, were brought here and tried yester-
day.
There were two charges against
them: One for running a blind tiger and
the other for riotousness. They were bound
over 10 the superior court. Bryant gave
his bond, which was $780, but Barrett is
still Ia iail under bond Of $500.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
rniuersitv of Georgia.

ATHENS. GA, Sept. 15.-The University
of Georgia will open tomorrow morning.
About sixty new students have arrived to
try the entrance examinations, which, it is
understood, will be very rigid. a crowd of
the old boys came 10 to-day, and to-day the
Greek letter societies are OF boom. The
college will opea under most flattering cir
cuFnstaucaR
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
PENSACOLA POINTERS.
Held for On Assault-The Puget Sound
Railroad.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Sept 15.-Robert
Simmons, charged with having criminalIy
assaulted 1O-year-old girl Sunday evening,
as previously reported in these columns,
was to-day turned over to the state author
tiles. The evidence addnced before the
mayor this morning was very conclusive as
to the guilt of the accused.
Messrs. Dishman and Mclaughlin of the
Puget Sound railroad are in the city and
will begin the work OF locating the line as
soon as right Of way through the city is
secured. This will probably be accom-
plished during the present week or the
coming week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
Death of an Editor.

CHIPLEY, FLA, Sept. l5.-J. F.
Thompson, a prominent attorney OF Wsws-
hitchka, died Monday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock At one
time be was an attorney in Georgia
located at Fort Gaines and proprietor OF
the Calhoun times, published ct the above
named place.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
Floride's Metropolis.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Sept. 15.-City
Treasurer Bisbee resigned tonight and his
deputy, Frank 1. Kenyon, was elected to fill
the vacancy.
The governor has not yet appointed a
criminal court judge.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
A Nurcsror u.oo,a,

MI hlI ,.Isl Pa, Sept. I5.-Fitzsimmous.
mno was IN jail here awaiting trial Tor the
st.,ae OF Detective Gilkinson, some time
'''ice' mas escapedfrom prison.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16
LUMBER.
McCauleg StiuVeu & Co,
Yellow Pine Lumber,
ROUGH OR DRESSED.

Planing Mil, yard aud once, Gwinnett street.
east 81. L. and w. Ry.
Dressed Flooring Ceiling, Mouldings, Wealth
srboarding. Shingles Lathes, Etc
Estimates furnished and prompt delivery
Rua anteed.
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c. ARR % DI PENsARY.

"Ilndlcatestrao5. rIncnss and hundroiths
G. 5. GoRGAs. Observer, Weather Bureau.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-16

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ALL HANDS LOST.
Homeless. Yet Saved.

From a letter written 10y Mrs. Ada
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THE TLHoRAPHERs

SAN FRANCISCO, Gala. Dee. 10 -
No development Ia the railroad tele
graph operators strike this morning
beyond the fact that one man left
his station at Spadra, Los Angeles,
county. General Manager Towue,
Of the Southern Pacific states that
two men, who struck on the Salt
Lake division, one has been rein
stated at his own application
Manager Towne says all men who
make application aud agree to con
form 10 the rules " the company,
viii be taken back.
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RAILRoAn AcclnENr.

LIMA, Ohio, Dec. 10. The wesl
bound passenger t'aln on the Pits.
burg, Fort Wayne aud Chicago mad
left the track this morning near I.inia
because OF broken rail aud crashed
into the engine Of a freight tfaiu
standing on the sidlng, The pun.
man aud dining ears rolled dow n
the embankment. Il. J. Manuel,
the cook, was instantly killed
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THE MAGGIE ROSS.

MARsHFIEI.D, Or, Dec. 49, Cap
tain George Marshall and four Of
the crew Of the ill-hted steamer
Maggie Ross, which was towed into
Yaquiua bay last Friday, arrived
here yesterday. Seven more of the
crew are now at Gardiner. This
accounts for the entire crew, sixteen
In number. The captain and crew
were picked up by the schooner
Webfoot aud landed at the mouth
of the Umpqua river Monday.
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MARKETS.

PORTLAND, Dec. Wheat val,
ley $l.02l; Walla Walla Sl,57!@Sl.0O
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. Wheat
buyer 1891, Sl.75; season $l.s22,
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. AT close wheat
was steady; cash, .93i Dec. 100; May
g83.
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DRY GOODS.

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500 yds century cloth. dark colars, assorted
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WEATHER REPORT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 49, Fore.
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CIRCUIT JUDGES.
The Appointments Made by
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FIRST CARLOAD OF Pig TIN.

Bank Failure, Compositors Strike,
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