The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-10
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of The Two States Told in
Paragraphs,

171-k to the ECld-A Mexican Battle
Anniversary Affords Some Rumina-
+fsas- Most OF the Stealing Done by
NEGROES Under Twenty Years Old
The Woman in the Case.
GEORGIA.
,rs-iwether vindjcator: A neighbor told
49,. f- inc other GAY he was sorry she was
-, .... rr-s-. Ecut icreiand In having lost
-sr. 1f her Jaw. She responded she regretted
r. ua5nE like Cleveland i'll staying from home
o. much,
-aurh Georgia Sentinel: Sundays SAvAN-
wa MORNING NEWS is always full Of good
rso5ipg matter, and so are its every day is
.-es as to that matter. 1t Is exceedingly
conservative in all its departments. and the
naner is greatly admired in this section.
louisville News and Farmer: tits no.
,ioaa9 Ie fact that mostsOf the stealing and
otbar crimes committed now are by negro
Iovs under 20. At one OF our recent courts
abc1t a dozen were convicted and most of
tbln7 were not grown. Ana that Is the case
inuearly every court.
Wavcress Herald: The scattered population
nj brunswick is beginning to come out of
thoir hiding places in the sWampS, from be-
hind the stumps, out Of the trees, out Of the
Toie- and from other out of the way places,
and are pulling themselves together prepare
tlrr TO a move back to their deserted homes.
some of them look a little frightened and are
doubtless surprised to find that they are not
hurt.
Cor5ele Cordelean: 1t is said that the
northern part of the state IS generous enough
IN rive south Georgia the senatorship or the
Governor next time-if we can get it. This Is
indeed generous. coming as II does from
section whose chief pursuit has heretofore
been the gobbling up Of every once Whlcn
Me can relegate to the rear the ambitious
schemes of some OF the upcountry politicians.
BlakeIy Observer: George Teot, colored,
and wife were picking cotton the other day,
afnlFA vi n IN
rbarge of a boy, the childs uncle about nine
Years old The children were playing around
awsgon. ami in some way the little girls
finger became fastened tightly in some part
of the wagon. The boy endeavOred to pull
the finger lose by force, jerking the child
violently. and the finger was jerked of at the
second joint.
Early County News: A desperate case Of
afectiOnate regard, with symptoms tending
towards a chronic case of 'trew luV has re
GENTLY attacked one of our young toWnsmen.
In the language of flowers, the expression of
4 his sentiments towards his divine is liter
alIy expressed in the Ivy. When he starts
out counting he is so befuddled that he can
tell a ginhouse from sawmnl, yet he con
ddeutly asserts that he Will single over the
roof OF another fellows matrimonial pros
poets.
Atlanta Herald: It is very unfortunate
that any man should have been so thought
less as to get up an imitation of the clearing
house certificates for advertising purposes.
When so much was involved to the people;
when every business man was taking the GER
tihcates like money; to have made such
use of an imitation Of them was gross outrage
on Atlanta. and the perpetrators deserve the
severe cenSure they are receiving. These
advertisements will be swept out OF circula-
ton. and il behOOVeS every business man to
renew his efforts to keep up confidence in the
certificates, which are as good as gold. And
if there is any more mOnkeylng with certlh-
Gates and there is law to reach the guilty.
q we hope they win geta speedy conviction and
the very limit of the law. This is no time for
fOOlshness and childs play.
GAINESVILLE Gazette: In conversation a
y few days ago with man who has much to Go
q with financial matters. he made the state
ment that the IA .ners and the people gener-
" ally of Pike county, especially those who do
business in Barnesvile, owe the merchants
and banks far less money than usual. Ev-
cry, odv account almost was smaller than
heretofore. His fear however, was that
these foreign loan companies would begin to
come in now and make it hard for many peO-
pie. 1T is about time for some of these loans
b. he falling due. and this iinancier was fear
ful that the mortgages could not lie taken
e up. lie said also that more people were in.
volved m this way than was generally
b known. We are inclined to think however
that such trouble would not cause such gen
a e. al depression or hard times.
LAGRANGE Reporter: One very warm day
in the mountains of Tennessee, rode up to a
house where woman was drawing a bucket
"a of water with an Old-fashoned well sweep
4 and asked il she could give me a drink. She
was only too glad to be hospitable and brought
out a gOurd fun AS / drank 1t slowly and
with evident relish, she watched me curl
ously. Purity good crltteryo are riding, 8"
she yentured Thank you. yes; he belongs
to a friend of mine" Purity nice looking
yourself" she added, in quite the same tone
4 She had used in speaking of the horse.
4 Thanks ! responded, surprised into
hlushlng but She never noticed that. Are
You married. she went on. No; I'm a
u bachelor Reckon yer about as well off
that way; p'raps leetle better. I'm married
a mySeL' well. L think it would have been
a great improvement over my present Condi-
4 ton if ] had married some good. sensible
Elrl ten years ago and settled down. She
thought moment before answering
Likely she said at last; but how would
the woman be feelin by nOw:"
A Mexican veteran writing to the Atlanta
journal on the anniversary Of the battle Of
Moline del Rey (Sept 81 says: The battles
Of the late war being upon a scale so much
greater H. the numbers engaged and the in
4 tereotS involved, have ocScured the impor-
lance OF the battles in the war with Mexico.
Inc great Tact. however, remains that the
richest cOnQUeS ever made AMI permanently
attained by an, army in two years. was the
result OF the Mexican campaign. The great
esl harbors on the Pacific coast San Fran
cisco, san Diego, The re uest gold
SILVER and quicksilver mines Il
tne world, one of the finest wheat
states. the state that produces the finest
a grapes % 40 fruits in the union were a part OF
d our gan S This conquest gave us new en-
"A pre- In tine Pacluc, brought us face to face
WIN the s"arming millions of Asia and Aus
udHa. aud opened up vast avenues for our
commerce and manufacture 1t is not amiSS
Tor us to recall the fact that it was largely a
southern hight The total number OF troops
iNIA.aAtu by states Was 81 9O5, of which the
southern states contributed 43, 67s the north
eru "A 327