The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-07
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

PARAGRAPHS
Brighter and Brighter Grows the
Business Outlook-A Farmer Who
Acted at Once on the House Repeal
of the Sherman Act-A Suspected
Visitor Uncousciously Becomes a
Prisoner Difference Between Nerve
and Cheek-Liquor that VIII Make
Train Jump the Traok'-Hard
Times Elsewhere.
GEORGIA
Sparta Ishmaelite. 1t is not within the reach
Of human wisdom to devise scheme for keep
NJ money in a section where people make u
their mission In life 20 spend an lney can
make on the products OF other sections
Athens Banner. A Banner reporter was
talking with a prominent business man yes
terday when he said the business OUTLOOK
was brighter now than it'"a7 al inns tLLle ItSy
year True, money Is scarce. oAt lu i-dA.
respects business is on better basis than ID
was then. and be looks for prosperous times
In the near future
Albany Herald: II an sorts and classes OF
people were q S happy and Conteuted as the
negro there would be little care 10 the world.
They take things as they come ana seem 70
be aFeeted Dy no changes. good or bad
Whether the sun rises or sets in the east 10
them makes little difference ana the darby
dOesn- care whether there IS sixty or a nun
cents worth of metal In silver dollar
Auruets. Heraid. We do not believe that the
Secretary Of the Interior came 70 Georgia
from Washington 10 NEEDLE IN fulton
county S local affairs We Go not nelcNe ne
is using the influence Of his high once TO nc
tate the Oticerlng OF the courts OF Georgia
county II looks very much Ike the neWspa-
per correspondents, in writing Of Hoke SLnlth'
will dip their pens In some hmd that lnHu-
ences The scrlbOllug OF untalr ana untrue
matter.
LAGRANGE Graphic: Last week. as soon as
the Sherman silver law was repealed ~ CON
gress. q substantial young farmer u iroup
co MY who has been worrying along through
the wear with 500 or more cash IN his pockets,
came into town and deposited 500 IN each
of our banks. He has been afraid all the year
to turn the money loose. ana II mas teen
sort Of an elephant on his hands. but with
the first sign Of returning confidence he gladly
gave up its keeping 20 our sound banks lie
is happy nov and viii add to his deposit as
he sells his this year crop Yet some tolks
say there is no money IN farming
Walton News. When Deputy Marshal John
NJ AmIuons brought in the two Hanle boys as
United states prisoners TO spend a night in
Walton Jail, sheriff h. c. Knight effected
very neat capture, baggluR an interpreting
and perhaps OVer-curiOus citizen. When the
Hanies and the officers in charge entered the
county Jail the sheriff opened the door TO the
main corridor and told the prisoners to 90 TO
the right Just behind them, pressing closely
upon heels. as "a friendly looker-on, was
VIII Morris. young white man. AS lhey
passed into the corridor Mr.. knight gently
pushed Morris inside, remarKlng TO hin:
And you may take the left; 1 have two
bench warrants for your arrest Perhaps
no prisoner was ever more surprised to hear
behind him the dismal clank Of iron prison
doors.
Columbus Inquirer Sun: Wen. yes. there is
adherence between nerve and cheek. Al
most every man has nerVe-that is q quality
of character that Is similar 70 cOurage-m oral
and physical courage. Many possess this
quality who have not the slightest cheek"
In fact. some OF the checklist people who
meander around Columbus have not the
slightest nerve. For instance ii does not re-
quire nerve for the chair boarders alout the
hotels to get the incest places in front OF the
hotels every evening, poke up their feet
against the awning posts, or tilt back against
the entrance. monopolZing all the chairs and
allow the paying guests of the hotel to stand
around until they are tired out, and either
have TO retire or stroll Of for rest This is
not nerve, but the most magnificent cheek.
For cheek, the chair boarder IS hard to beat.
Atlanta Journal They do some rather
queer things down at police headquarters
these days. l see they continue to hold the
negro Hardin, who was captured some days
ago as Lige Young, an escaped convict. in
spite of the fact that Lige Young Is at work
in the Dade coal mines and has never escaped
at all. They think that something can lie
trumped up against the poor negro after
awhile. and so he is to lie held at the police
station until every EFFORT has been eXka Isted.
II may lee right TO hold "a man that way when
there is nothing entered against him, and
H.
hut il certainly is an ugly species Of justice
The negro was arrested for Lige Young. but
that individual Is at his post in the peniten-
tiary- This fact has been communicated
from the penitentary authorities. and vet
the negro is held-locRed in a cell The prop
er thing TO DO is to reg his pardon and let
him 20. There is nothing complicated about
that.
The Augusta Chronicle describes scene at
Beaufort after the storm, when a rush Of Gus
tom was made on the state liquor dispeusary
there by all classes. including the newspaper
men. says the Chronicle writer. The liquor
which Is sold is OF three grades, ana they are
DESIGNATED by one, two and three stars on the
label he three stars brand Is the best and
the single star brand Is the cheap pest. When
we entered the ulspeuSary on Friday in Beau
fort the three stars grade and the TWO stars
grade We're all gone he half pint flask
which Id Bruney OF the Atlanta Constitution
who was spokesman. nnally succeeded in pro
curing. after appending his signature TO a
brief autobiography which was left on file in
the dispensary bore uTon its label single
star Brufey was asked his age his rest
deDce, and lot Of other things, but he
managed to convince the dispenser Of Gov.
Itllman S bug juice that he was OF age. and
OF in triumph 10 his room in the sea Island
hotel. Aou know liquor cannot he drunk on
the premises at the dispensary, and it is sold
only In sealed packages. We shall never for
get Bruneys face when he sam Piled that dis
pensary product. bearing the single star. He
delayed 1t to be the vtlest stuff that man
ever put in his mouth. In his picturesque
languarge he swore that "a gallon Of il dis
tributed among a hundred negroes would
brings riot IL ten minutes, while a pint Of
IL poured on "a railroad would make the train
jump the track