The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-12

ernor-A Notorious Murderer Lo-
notwithstanding Facts and Figure:
Concerning the state oonvicts-
GEORGIA.
Iexius Henson, an old and well known
rsstauranber, Of Augusta, died Sunday.
Capt J. B. James of Fort Valley is th,
manager Of six large fruit companies.
A. Hilligist, first sergeant OF the Augusta
arsenal, United States troOps, died Monday
The MddisOnidn will appear daily during
the session OF the North Geor gia conferences
which meets Ia Madison Nov. 80.
Brunswick is to have a moss factory.
viii be an extensive establishment, an(
viii give employment to many men.
Hamburg had her usual Sunday shooting
scrape Sunday. A white man named
Lewis Schiller shot at a negro named Gus
Preston. The ball went through the ne-
gro's hand, INJECTING severe wound.
The youngest member OF the Atlanta bar
As Beverly w. Wrenn, Jr. He is just q
years OF age and was admitted TO practice
Saturday. Mr.. Wrenn is a son OF B. w.
Wrenn Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia railroad.
Mitchell county has citizen in the person
OF Asa Joiner, who voted for Georgias first
and last governor. He voted for Gov.
Clark in 1898 and voted for Gov. Northen
on Wednesday. Mr.. Joiner is a farmer and
perhaps the oldest man in the county.
Ii. 7. Mcdaniel says that the financial
question OF the proposed elevated railway
az Atlanta Is solved, subject only to the
granting of the franchise Of the streets
named, which carries with il the indemuifl-
cation of property owners on the route by
the company. Mr.. Mcdaniel argues that
II New York can have forty miles of ele-
vated railroad and Chicago seventeen miles,
certainly Atlanta can stand three-fourths
of a mile, subject TO the above conditions
He, argues that If il we're not for the cost
OF construction 1t would be better for the
people IL every foot of street railway was
elevated on the streets now occupied by
them.
The notorious Harper Gilmore, the muir
derer of Dan and Balaam Pittman, has been
located, and the sheriff Of Washington
county will adopt measures at once to get
him securely in the clutches Of the law
Information has been received from a negro
man who is reputed reliable that the des-
perado is residing near Oconee, a station on
the Central road, in Washington county,
with some cousins. Gilmore has made no
efforts, to amount to anything, TO eVade the
clutches of the law. 1t is said that he has
already sent the sheriff word that he will
come to take him will not find their path
way strewn with roses.
Within the last few days Gov. Northern
has been overwhelmed with letters of con-
graduation that have come to him from
Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri, and from all
over Georgia. Among these letters are
many from young ladies and old ladies, for
they appreciate good governor as well as
the men do. Gov. Northen appreciates
very highly one letter received from DIR. J.
L. III. Curry Of Washington. He writes
from Asheville and in his letter he says;
Dear Go7ernor-As a native Georgian, a
friend Of free and universal education, of
state autonomy, OF equal and exact justice
to all men of representative constitutional
government, l congratulate you and the
state on your triumphant reelection
The Fulton County Industrial Educational
LOAF Association, which was organized
on Aug. of this year, has been crowned with
gratifying success. Over 100 men anC
women have pledged themselves to aid
struggling and ambitious young women oil
Fulton county TO gain good normal and
industrial education in the states college
located at Milledgeville. OF these, eigh
are life members, two have paid -,
each and one lady has donated 800 for thu
benefit of one girl who is now a student II
the college. Out OF twenty applicants 70
the benefit of the loan fund, only two wer
able TO pass a successful examination befor
Fulton county's school commissioner, J. n
Fain, SO that the association has been adj
to extend aid 20 only those two girls.
Excitement was caused at Dawson Mon
day by the killing of BroWn Smith, a we'll
known negro, some time Saturday night
Smith was shot by his wife, who cooks fol
W. <. Riordan, while attempting TO breal
in her house. They had parted, but Smitt
persisted in his efforts to visit his wife enc
while under the influence of liquor went e
her house some time Saturday night Ht
was found In a garden near by few hour
later cold in death. A coroners jury investi
gated the killing and returned a verdict TO
the effect that the man came to his death a
the hands of his wife and that the killing
was justihable. There is a suspicion among
some, however, that the husband was killed
by another man who was in the house al
the time, and further investigation will b,
made.
A rather unusual suit involving $500 4,
on trial in the city court at Atlanta. The
suit is that of Z. B. Rosser, L. q. Rosser. T,
J. Treadwell and r. T. Dorsey against KEY
q Bell. The petition sets forth that these
gentlemen owned a tract OF land together
1t was worth something over 81 200, and
was sold for that amount to K. d. Woodsll
Two notes OF equal amount had been given
In payment for the land. lt was afterward
sold to E. V. Sewer and in order to make
the titles the notes we're turned over TO Kew
q Bell for collection. Judge Dorsey owned
one-half interest in the property. and now
the claim is made that Key g. Bell collected
both the notes, but only turned over 5000 OF
the money. Hence they are being sued for
the balance. Key d Bell claim that they
paid over half the money TO Judge Dorsey
and that he has simply forgotten il.
Macon Euening NeuDS: Alice Chapman
Is comedy and prepossessing young woman
scarcely out Of her teens, and it seems d
cruel stroke OF fate that cast her a broken
hearted creature behind the iron bars Of 81 bt
1sil. Her fate Is similar to that of many
another young woman in this country
conhding girl, designing scoundrel aud
then-a cell in prison. She told pa.
thetlc story to an Epeniag NelUs reporter
enc that was punotuated with sob,
ana distressing cries. She said thai
some ten months since John Clark, {
Tahroad man. paid her som,
ht1enlon clendestinelY while sh,
was at her home in Eastman anc
Dy plausible stories and Establishments h,
accomplished his purposes aud then abau
ooheo her. In order to save her famil,
from Disgrace she came TO Macon, wherl
sne gave birth to child. This child wa
Tue one that was found in front OF Mr.
smiths gate in East Macon. Clark. /
seems, mas died since the seduction of th,
young Rlrl, at least such is the story sh
VEINS. Ahce Is neatly attired and gives ever
1 1Nlushce OF education and refinement, an
II ~ Is SAID that her family are amongst tn
in Ilf,fffr M