The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-23

sent the book to Mr.. Roddenbury to be
presented to the House of Representatives.
Il was taken in charge by Speaker Atkin-
son and will be kept sacredly by the head
of the House in days to come.
Alpharetta Press: Out in the cold, cold
world. without friends or home or place 20
lay her aching head. Such was the con-
dition of gypsy woman who committed
suicide in Crossville district last Friday.
She was with q band Of other Rypsies, who
were travelling through the land trading
horses for livelihood. They struck camps
in Crossville district. near Roswell, and
began leaving the neighborhood jockeys
with only their brides aud saddles as re-
minders OF the horses they used to own.
This woman had been suffering with
neuralgia, for which she had often taken
morphine. The story is that she left a good
mother and a kind father and married the
nomadic gypsy. She soon found that she
did NOS love the gypsy and that camp life
did not agree with her. She wrote
to her parents for money 20 re-
turn home. A letter came that she could
not return home-she had made her bed
and must lie lit. She wrote another let
ter and appealed for permission TO return
home, even il she had to walk. The per-
mission was not granted The gypsy
woman's heart was broken, but she smooth
cred her grief and followed her unkind,
wandering husband. Through snow and
rain and mud she went until, at last, her
health departed, and the misery OF neural
gta began to prey upon her. This, added to
her troubles of mind, was more than she
could stand. She thought Of her old home
the unkindness Of father and mother-of
her husband, his cool neglect and distant
appearance-of God-would he forgive the
acte-and then she took morphine and died.
In the potter's field lies her decaying body,
at the Judgment bar OF God stands her care
worn spirit.
Atlanta Herald: Posters promising dire
punishment to those who disobeyed the
edict that was placed upon various houses
on the Golden Gate road in the vicinity of
Mcpherson barracks commanding the oc-
cupants TO leave, have caused considerable
excitement In that neighborhood The no
tees were given by sooalled committee
Of kuklux khan" For some time past
there existed, 1t is claimed, just without the
government reservation disreputable houses
on the Golden Gate road that have caused
great annoyance to residents in the neigh
borhood and passing pedestrians. The mill
tary authorities at the barracks have been
frequently appealed TO, but they were le-
gally powerless to do anything In the mat
ter. In consequence, it seems that those
who we're displeased at the state of
affairs determined to take the matter into
their own hands, and prepared the follow
AhS pOoboE WulOh Luey sbuch az HlBub az COu-
spicuous places upon the houses supposed to
be OF the character complained Of: 1.-THE
wench occupying this house is ordered to
move from this neighborhood within five
days. If seen in this vicinity on any pre-
text after that time she will be invited to
perform at the resurrection of the kuklux
khan IN a manner that will make them tired.
Near neighbors living In the same manner
and owners and frequenters Of the houses
take a hint Leave this up twenty four
hours By order Of committee OF 1OO"
Over this were the usual skull aud GROSS
bones Through some mistake highly res
spectacle white family whose reputation
was beyond suspicion was served with this
notice. The family's Indignation was in
tense and they are anxiously awaiting some
clew to the Identity of the kuklux khan.
The rest of the houses have remained un-
disturbed. The occupants ignored the mo-
| tice.