The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-27

The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.


Against a Cut in Wages-The Yer
dict Of the Coroner's Jury in tine
Wells Murder Case in Terrell
County - Morgan County's Fields
Full of Open Cotton.
GEORGIA.
George Price says he is in the Macon may
orally race TO STAY. ,.,--s.-.
Work was commenced on the Methoalst
church at Dublin last Monday
The new brick store Of J. W. walker at
DubItu will soon be completed and READY lot
occupancy.
The colored citizens Of Wayeross are get
ting up a subscription for the TelleI o. tu04
suffering brethren in Brunswick
Gov Northen has offered reward o. - ~
for the arrest Of the parties who klllea . oSe'h
Sugarmau near Rome recently. Suea5 tIan
was an Atlanta peddler and was mufu1ieo
near Rome about three weeks ago.
In the demol ratio primary held FRIDAY NOT
treasurer az Hancock county. a. Il. blrlSohA
was elected uy majority Of 465 over James
w. Moore. his leading competitor. inert
will be no opposition from the thlfd par'yl'es
Hugh Malone. white who killed two negroes
at W0Olsey, several months ago, was yep
tured at PeCkville. Henry county. aluIu&y
night and carried to Fayetteville lall: ne
offered no resistance when surprised ana cap
tured by the sheriff.
Never in the history OF Morgan county prob
ably. was there SO much cotton open IN the
fields. All over the county there IS con
plant of the scarcity OF plckers; asa me me
fields are growing whittier and winter. Inc
Crops will have all opened by Nov. /, ana
most OF il will also have been sold.
Twenty four plumbers and gasfitters in tn
employ of Messrs Hunnicutt & BelIlngralh
Company OF Atlanta have struck on account
of a reduction In their wages. ON saturday
the announcement was made by thus company
that those men in the plum bling ana gashttng
department who received 81 ana S3oO per DAY
would have a reduction OF SO cents each, the
s. men to be paid thereafter $3.50 and the $3.50
men 50.
Five men are to be hung at Mt. Vernon this
week There is only one negro IN the lot
The other four are Scuftie tOnianS. and belong
70 neither the white race nor the black. They
are m xture OF tle Caucasian. the African
and the Crowatan indian. In two OF them the
white olood pr edomiuates, and IN the other
two there is more OF the negro blood. SO as
much white man is to be hung as negro. Ana
the negro that is to be hung will die for
transgression aga INST ais own race, and was
convicted upon the testimony Of his own color
At Dawson. the jury Of the inquest in the
case Of the killing of Mr. J. G. Wells returned
the following verdict: Gaorgia Ter
paueled and sworn by the coroner OF said
co Inty to inquire into the cause Of the death
OF J. G. Wells ind that he came to his death
by gunshot wound at the hands OF Harrison
Stevens, said wound being IN the back
OF his head ana his back, and in our opinion
the crime was murder, and we find Jim
Majors equally guilty by aiding and aDettlng.
j. G. Avera. Foreman; A. j. Hill, John L.
Hill J. w Bryan. J. NJ. Holland, c. w. Gun
nells." The jury exonerated Bill ScrlJchens
and Henry Crawford and these two we're re
leased from custody A numerously signed
petition viii be presented to Judge GrigRs re
guessing him to call a special term OF Terrell
superior court as soon as practicable so as to
have speedy Trial OF the two parties.
Walker County Messenger DR. Jim Yeeu-
eh is a fullblooded Cherokee SO years old.
His father was norm in McLemore 5 Cove and
his mother was daughter OfChief Pathkiller
Of Hia gtssee, Tenn. A sister is postmistress
at Tan u III, the capital OF the nation
few days ago he came in from the Indian
Territory on a visit to Mr.. j. r. Camp, lie
left Mr.. Camps to visit family near Keus-
ingtOn. When Mr. Camp next heard OF him
he was in trouble in Lafayette. 1t seems
that DR.. Jim had secured the consent OF Miss
Cory, the lT-year-old OF Rev. > l.. Aiken, TO
go with him to Mr.. j. r, Camps to be married
Mr. Aiken was in Dade, carrying on pro-
tracted meeting Dr. Jim and Miss Cory had
reached Davis X Roads Monday when he was
arrested by Deputy Sherifs William Riley and
w. NJ Foster on warrant sworn out by Bud
Camp, charging DR.. Jim with abduction.
When he was brought before Squire lnman
he was released and left at once for the ma
ton satisfied that our ways are different
from the ways of the Cherokees.
Atlanta Constitution: Il am not baseball
magnate but love the game and hope ii will
be revived in the south next season" re
marked Mr.. j. NJ. Vaders, Of Memphis who
was talking to some friends at the Aragon.
Il have my own ideas as TO what ought 10 be
done, he continued. Il am not exactly
fan and believe my ideas q = practical In
the first place, said he. no city should he
admitted that is not self-sustaining. The
proper theory is to pay the visiting club
guarantee and let the home club get the ben
etit Of her own receipts. Then stick to a
limit OF not to exceed 81 200 month. The
only way to do this is Tor the league to sign
the men, borrowing this feature from what is
known as the millineum plan There is alb
soiutely no other way to keep down salaries.
There should De a single season and there
should be no selling OF players efore its end
What cities would 4 haYei There are seven
cities in the south that can support their own
teams. These are Charleston, savannah At
lanta, Nashville, Memphis New Orleans and
Mobile. To complete the eight club league /
would take Macon or Augusfa--which ever
would pay best That league would live and
would give good ball to the people OF the
SOUTH