The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07

KING p Nee Brown Morris Maycr ,. n
Horne R Hopkins ocOr'c d. hr1Nh1r ~
Andrew Ross Is. - hranHuni. o. . Aliyl
Dr. ~ W Iannotf. d.. a TAYLOR and john y.
Lehman AnnIfpltiun will Doe male at once
. form serial number in fHr League uI AlltIi-
can Nhoelmcu. A committee was appointed
to arrange Tor the races uu july g.
Augusta evening News. Augusta sets an
unexpected pickup from big government
claim and CITY Attorney Davidson VIII sur
prise the council 40 ITS meeting Win "a
check or notice OF rt.fa4 - coming 20 aug A9Lti
as part of "a successful claim OF the o. IS
Lamar estate against The government for cot
ton couuscated just after the war. me hie
o.. B. Lamar gave eluUO 10 enduW % meg
hospital IN Augusta, and also endowed one va
savannah, the same To come from the Guam
~ allowed hy Uncle sam Notice ms ut'h
received that part OF the claim is alloNCa'
and Augustus part Il stated above. 1T me
statute of limitations does not interfere more
Will follow and the heirs in this city Will get
a snug sum from this old claim. Lawyer
Weed in New York mas the claim in mana ana
il runs up several hundred thousand dollars
Mrs. +. II. Miller Jr., is the principal hclr'
Albert Trigger Of Atlanta is as black as
negro ever gets TO be, and hasno college edu-
cation, yet he is man who commands an
almost prncely salary, and works any mum
Der Of hours he pleases. Trigger IS going 10
Chicago, where he VIII sit in The eNhihlt OF
the Columbus Buggy Company ana dfAW ~
hour salary. This is has stock in uade-to
sit. but he must not move muscle, ana Jn4I
is what he gets paid for. When he begins his
service in Chicago he will sit in a buggy and
hold the reius over horse made OF papi9r
m8Che he must sit so perfectly still as 10
attract attention and make the people That
gaze at him doubt that ne is alive. This Is an
he Wild do, bat il is a hard job at best, ana
very trying on the nerves. Trigger says ne Is
the only man in the world who cun claim 10
be perfect poser. He began seven years ago
in Athens and since then has been practlcng
almost constantly. Two years ago ne was NJ
the Piedmont exposition there and attracted
the attention Of every visitor who went IN the
Main building
Atlanta Journal: On last Thursday night
caucus was held at the Kimhall house In the
interest of certain aSpirants for leading pO-
litiCal offices in Georgia. 1t has not yet heen
made public who was at this meeting or what
was done but il Is said that two matters re-
ceiyed especial attention. The first was the
question who shall succeed Col w. Y. Atkln-
son as speaker of the House of Representatives
in the event that he gets the governmental
appointment which he is named in connection
with Mr. Atkinson is an applicant for con
sular appointment, but it has not vet been
made, and may not be- but already Georgia
politicians Ia anticipation OF II, are
looking around for his successor. There was
also discussed at this caucus the chances OF
certain gentleman for the gubcrnatorlal nom
nation. II is "a matter of comment just now,
that the confederate veterans. during the re-
cent ceremonies in connection with the trans
fer Of the body Of Jefferson Davis to Rich
mOnd, nominated Gen. Clement A. Evans as
the next governor of Georgia, and word has
been sent to all the veteran camps in the state
to see to il that this illustrous Christian gen.
tleman and soldier receives the support OF
the veterans and their friends in the pri-
marlCs