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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-27

ORIGIN OF LYNCH LAW.
II Began IN Virginia, and Was Not
Violent or Mobilize.

Prom the Cincinnati Coumercisl-Jazette
Lynch law had its origin in Virginia,
according 70 the conclusions Of a gentle
man vino has been investigating the early
history Of that state. II was not mob
law, as il is now understood It was Or
derby. methodical, and fair In its pro-
cesses, ana was strongly opposed % VIC
lence or mob rule. Its distinctive feature
was simply that its DEGREES and findings
were executed sternly and swiftly upon
the spot Of their delivery.
Charles Lynch. whose name is associ-
ated with the summary proceedings now
known as acts of lynch law" was a rev.
dictionary soldier and after the war
ended took up his residence in Pittsyl-
vania county. The region in which he
lived became at one period Of the reyolu-
ton infested by bands Of tories and out
laws, whose depredatiOns upon the de-
fenceless people extended from the lower
parts Of North Carolina and Virginia TO
the passes Of the Blue Ridge and the
headwaters Of the James and other noun
tain streams. Deserters from both armies
added strength and sem blancc Of organ
ization 10 their operations. Wherever
they appeared the terror -stricken inhabi-
tants were plundered, harassed. and mer-
cilessly subjected to every variety OF in
suit and outrage, A remedy was needed
for this insuherable state Of things,
remedy that should at once strike such ter
ror 70 these miscreants as would relieve a
community already suffering from the
effects Of hostile invasion. Col. Lynch
was the man 10 take the lead in such an
emergency. He succeeded in organizing
body of patriotic citizens, men Of known
character and standing.
Having laid MS plans before them, and
securing their approval, he at once pro-
| ceeded 70 put them into execution. At
the head Of his followers he promptly got
| upon the track of the unsuspectinR
enemy, captured many and caused the
| others 10 fee from the country. When
| any Of these outlaws fell into his hands
they were not taken at once 70 d tree
and hanged or tied TO a stake and shot,
| as is now done under the perverted sys-
TEN of the present day. This was not ac-
cording 10 the code of Col Lynch and his
| followers
So far from such a lawless procedure,
jury was selected from Lynch's men,
over which he presided as Judge, the
captives were tried separately, the ac-
cused allowed 10 make his own defence.
and 10 show cause, If he could, why he
should not be punished. If found guilty
the punishment was inflicted on the spot.
The general impression has been that in
cases of Lynch law the penalty was death
This is mistake A writer who knew
Col. Lynch well was assured by him that
he never willingly condemned a criminal
TO capital punishment; that prisoners
were frequently let OF with a severe
fiogging and then liberated on condition
that they would leave the country.
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as EXTRA SESSION CALLED.
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DoEE 70 BEAD or Tx FoYCLIs1s-
Gov Wzlts thls evening STATED HAS his
o.ccizl cal for 81 extra sesslo1 VIII oe IS
sued to-ECrrgw. Dzt ~ . -ste Lo-r -zst
hight he deemed u eTps1ie1E % allow tcs
Denver y perB % oCDy portions q tLe
cal for pzD-Leat4ol today Irs resso1
&c gTez. Is stated this eTe1l-y,
is that be heard that tns STATE
coz uittes u TIE PsCpLes parry was %
u
so1s Why be should make public the call
Il advance q that nesting. TIE cal IS
made up q many topics. ard his lDtsn-
tlD1 IS " prevent tbe prompt q go8rnaaslt
q TIE Legislature. Lieut.. Gov Alc1o-s
- overly hostile % the SESSION The i'm
peachLeLs TAX has begun again aD1 fur
Their eHCrls viii oe made u EnC some
aood reason for this course. The iE1u-
eEt1z4 Ken u the state vii strive u
prevail o. the members q the legislature
u met and promptly ad3CUrn- out the
fact that The governor has included il
the cal large humber Of bills that failed
u oecoDe laws al the last session iudi-
Gates that his hopes 70 thus secure sup
port 70 his plan 70 keep the legislature IN
session are not Ill founded. u is now
preGictso that the session vii LAST fully
sixty days.
The Beaver newspapers unite n the
demand that the legislature shall im-
meoiztely ADJOURN when Il meets il spe-
cisl session, il accordance with Gov.
Waites call, On Jan !.
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aAsroN OIL or BoHp.
Exs Followers Give Eiz1 an Ovation
CT Efs Release Prom Jan

&&& EcA4cWeEs 1--WE nA11 Al 0TSEAD2
CT Eis Release Prom Jan
Atlanta. Ca. Dee. 25,-Ben. amin Gas
to1, TIE negTD preacher VINO was % be
ne &oses 70 lez6 his race 70 the prom
lseo lsn1 II Africa. vas released from
Fulton oounty al q booo today. Gas
1oz was arrested ia View York three
weeks 2So upDn warrants swOr1 out ~
Atlanta negT0ss. VITO claimed that he
gykzdlsc then. his preliminary trial
was begun early last meek. 4 regular
hoH1e q negroes has been fl Attendance
1roz dsy 70 day, and me uUU Der u wit
Eesses appeared y oe iugsrm5UaDle- In
order - cut matters shOrl G1sDon's at
togEegs proposed ~ give bond and let the
trial - u the superior court. which
cDers next week
fSSston was the organizer Of Liosrian
emigration cute. the Enen oers u which
have been paying n dues n secure paS-
esge ~ TIE DARK continent for Two years
or EaCne. But while they regularly
oroyped their hard earned collars into
Casson's palm. the fiue for their Depart
urs % tzls land u mix aud honey. as Gas
TOT described IL. seemed further %. Il is
clzlEe1 that GastOn's alleged swin6ling
amounts " moo o. 81 90. He claims
that be has Deel acting h gOOd faith and
VIII show " al right 10 the end He mas
. great tnbuelce over his race. When be
was released today be was surrounded
b. . ~ crowd u his followers. who for
got their complaint in bis presence and
made q great Demonstration 81 rejoicing
Castor made speech n them. saying he
was called b. the Lord % lead his people
b8c1 % their native land.
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JOEY FoNLEE
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.


Whereas, the spirit OF our brother ALFRED
HAYWOOD took its fight 70 the eternal home
on Friday, Dec. 6 1893. leaving its temporal
body, which il had lllunined with rare bril-
lance. redOunding in charity. benevolence
and good viii 10 his fellOw-man. and
Whereas, he was q living example Of the
embodiment Of those cardinal principles Of
Odd Fellowship friendship. love and truth;
having been a member Of the order for nearly
half century; being admitted to Oglethorpe
Lodge No. !, April y. ls44; therefore be it
Resolved. That in the death Of brother
ALFRED HAYWOOD. this lodge deplores the
loss Of its second oldest and one Of its most
steadfast members; the community loses an
honorable Christian man. one who was faith
ful 10 every trust and true 70 every ooliga-
ton; the family devoted husband and loving
father.
Resolved, That page on our minute book
be set aside 70 his memory as a mark OF our
esteem and affection; that a copy Of these
resolutions be engrossed and sent 70 the fam
lily Of our deceased brother, and that they be
published in the SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS.
CHARLES GROSS. P. G.,
JACOB EITEL, V. G., sCommittee.
T. j. DINKINS,
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A HEAVY BLOW AT a STRIKE.
An Order Issued Prohibiting the Men
Prom Combining.

GAN4A SSA4BAAAASs
Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. GA conflict
Is On between the receivers Of the North
ern Pacific railroad and its employees. in
Guiding all the engineers, conductors,
frensn, trsinmen, switchmeu, etc.
The new schedule Of wages adopted
By the receivers, which implies
cut Of 5 % 10 per cent In the
employees pay, WAS rejected By the
employed representatives. 4 confer
ence vas held ia ST. Paul with General
Manager Ken0rick yesterday and the
prospects are that On Jan. !, when the
new seized ule Is % 90 into effect, $500
men employed on the road win quit work
This outcome Of the controversy
was foreseen b. the receivers as
applied for and obtained Of Judge jenkins,
Of the United States court In this city,
an order authorizing and directing them
y put In operation the new schedule Of
wages, and restraining the employees
and their unions from "com bining
and cOnspiring 70 quit, with or without
notice, the service Of the road.
with the object Of Gripping or embarrass-
ing its operation, and generally from in
terfering with the officers or agents Of
the receivers, or their employees, in any
manner By actual violence, Intimidation,
threats or otherwise"
This injunction was held back until To-
day, the receivers having expected 70 ar
rive at an amicable agreement The or
der Of the court restraining the Northern
Pacific employees from combining and
cOnspiring 70 quit the service Of the
road, " Is an extraordinary document. II
is the first order Of the kind, II is said,
ever issued in the United States.
similar injunction was issued by the
United States court In Michigan during
the strike Of the Toledo and Ann Arbor
employees, but that injunction was issued
after the strike was In progress.
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reanfaKorrtrz.

Al slsrr, was tUrns1 z Iats morning
soozt I o'cloek 1roz boE q al Nc -
spoc1e6- TEE ire vas discovered = :
colors1 q urc.- q SKIS zzd Wess Boz1-
csry streets AID II was sozsILDs betors
i Ezs pzt OK TIE church vas zLz5st
entirely Destroyed
L telepboae a-zrz called Ire fre7e, .
re F-zznery Tzrehosss szz-n 81 z-o1
oe-ocz us Eo--l1E- SoZs q IRE ozrzs1
cotsoz hsc been yzt tack ito oos q ths
co0Eart-er-s s1c the b-a0s started
zgzz-. ~. 2 e-gl-s Eas eft there 70
ksep q stream II readiness z case q a.
CI1sr. OzrbresZ
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swARMINa WITH BLACKS.
Johnston Invaded by Drunken "
Rroes on Every Holiday.

Rroes on Every Holiday.
Johnston, Ga, Dec 28.-This village IA
unincorporated and drunken negroes from
the Surrounding country take advantage
Of this on all holidays, and come armed
with their rifles, guns or pistols, and shoot
At random In every direction and every
citizen Is In danger Of being shot or killed
We need a law prohibiting the carrying OF
rifles and guns by these drunken and ir-
responsible people. DR.. A. l.. Wynn was
hit by bullet from drunken negro's
rifle yesterday Fortunately, however. he
was not seriously wounded Florida has
law requiring every person carrying
rifles 10 pay tax Of go year therefor.
None Is carried by transient negroes. In
ms county nearly every negro carries
one ana shoots 40 random everYWhere.
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Put a bullet in Hin Rran..

Waynesboro, Ga. Dec. 26.-Dr. Wise.
drug clerk for Whitehead & Co, fired
tsvO shots into his breast this evening
with suicidal intent. II is thought that
nc had become insane from some cause.
The only reason he assigns for the rash
act Is that he is natural failure He
was still alive tonight 40 Z O'Clock The
shooting occurred about o'clock to-day.
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nEgzsronp AZ ANERrcus.
A WEDDING At JEsuP.
.. IA. Thomas, of Bailey, Married to
Miss Fannie Miliken.

Jesup, Ca, Dec. 26.--J. II. Thomas and
Miss Fannie Miliken were married 70
night al the residence Of the brides
father, Capt. 3. Miliken, Rev. Kemball
officiating.
DIR. Thomas is rising young lawyer, Of
Bailey.
Miss Miliken 10 the charming and ac-
complished daughter Of Capt b. Miliken.
editor Of the Jesup Sentinel. She Is a
favorite with the young people OF this
community, and leader in social circles.
The couple left on the East Tennessee
train for Bailey, their future home.
There were no cards.
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Birmingham, Ala, Dec 26.-The fire of
last night was very considerable, the
damage being estimated at $780, 900, one
third covered by insurance At 2 a. m,
by hard work, the flames were gotten I'M
der control, and with the exception of a
considerable damage TO the stock Of the
Francis Chenowith Hardware Company,
no loss other than that reported last night
Is known.
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NOTICE 10 LIQUOR DEALERS.
CITY OF SAyANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

CITY OF SAyANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
Savannah Ca, Nov. 30. 1893.
Liquor dealers are hereby notified that
pursuant TO ordinance of Nov. 6, 1898 the City
Council OF Savannah is now ready TO receive
applications for retail liquor license for 1894,
and that it will be necessary for those now in
business who desire to continue, to have their
Applications passed upon prior TO Jan. l. 1894,
attention.
Blank forms will be furnished by the Clerk
OF Couacil on application at this ONCE
4. Z. REBARER,
Clerk OF Council
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When Bryan Got Home

The following story comes from Ne
braska town: A few days after the pass.
age Of the silver repeal bill weary-iook-
ing individual limped into town, looking
thirty years older than when he had left
1t. No one knew him. He rang for ad.
mission into a certain house. A compass.
sionate lady answered the bell.
What do you wish, my poor mani" she
asked. Come in and rest yourself a
while. You look very weary"
Yes" he replied; 81 am weary, but
you should see the other fellows in Wash,
ington."
He was Senator Allen, who had returned
home after his l454 hours speech.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELECTION NOTICE.
C.r.r-.. n Z -

ELECTION NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
SAVANNAH. GA. Dec. p, 1893 !
Pursuant to resolution adopted at a meet
ing OF Council Dec. ~ 1893, Council Will elect
al us next regular meeting, Jan. g. 1891 a
Clty Printer toy contrsct) for the year 1894
Applicants VIII hand in their bids at this
once, with names Of sureties two reQuiredl
al or before &. clock p. N. on MONDAY pre-
cedlng the day OF election.
The city reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids By order Of Council.
+. z REBARER,
Clerk Of Council
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A sAeeHe FACTORY ABLAzz
The Planes Break Ous Il T=o Bald
inRs- EpoatA1soaa Ccnbaattol-

CosrlsstOz, 3 c, Dee S5-The 6rs
which stared II ths Chz-lestC1 b1ggzg
fsctorT a. : Geek q ChristZ2s night,
IS sIl4 burning he s1ory o. Ire ire Is
rsnzrEsols- L started slEultsrso1sly
Z tTo Of fas large buildings which Occupy
re square ard beng q TIE fscsoTy-
Iness two Buildings were ire warehouse
q me vest ard he WesTL1E E1- q TIE
east SstWeel then Is the spinning nil.
a. LLZeZse structure II the wsraho1ss
are several t10Csz11 bales q ute AID II
the czr1lZg nils IS many roIls Of bag
gIDg. TIE Ssz1sgrzfior Is aEcrioad 70
spoltz1ao1s GoDbzsti0n- TIE Dl-ls have
ben shut down for some tine
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NOTICE,

The members Of St Andrews Society are
requested 10 attend the funeral Of our late
member. MAJ JOIN RUTHERFORD, from
81. Johns church. al clock ?. II on
WEDNESDAY, 27th inst
J. ". LANG, President.
JOHs FOWLER. Secretary.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.
AUGUSTA AND SAVANNAH RA1,RoA

Savannah, Ca, Dec. 2l 1893
An election for seven directors to manage
the anairs OF this company for the ensuing
year, will be held at the banking house OF
Hull Lathrop, in Savannah, on MONDAY
January l, 1894, between the hours of II a. m.
and p m. II. II, HULL,
Secretary
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-27

Waresboro, Ca, Dec 2G.-J. W. David
son has private property which is subject
% The liabilities Of the firms OF j. w.
Spence Co., and }. w. Davidson 81 Co.
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NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. "A. 1893
The dispensary located at the southwest
corner Of Broughton and Habersham streets,
elected by the city for furnishing the city
poor with medicines, having closed.
notice is hereby given that all pre-
scriptions issued to the INDECENT sick in the
First district to be filled at the expense OF
the city, must be presented until further no
tice to r. J. DUKES, No 8 West Broad
street.
BY order of the Mayor
+. f. REBARER,
Clerk of COuncil
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NOTICE.
CITY OF SAVANNAH.

CITY OF SAVANNAH,
OFFICE CHIEF or POLICE Dec. 10, 1898.
The following order is hereby published for
the information Of all concerned:
l. The ordinance OF the city forbids the FIR
ing Of guns. pistols and other firearms any
where and at any time within the corporate
limits
2. The firing Of sky rockets wheel rockets
roman candles, serpents, hrecrackers and
other fireworks, or Of any other article or
thing containing gunpowder, Illuminating
powder, or other explosive or decorating sub
stances, and the making of bonhres except
in the extended portion Of Forsyth Place and
in the public squares OF the city south of lib
erty street, and then only five days before
and ten days after Christmas day and the
Fourth day OF July in each and every year is
also positively prohibited by the ordinance Of
the city.
g. The members OF the police department
are hereby ordered to arrest all persons
found violating these ordinances, and to be
unusually vtgilant during the approaching
holidays in checking promptly all improper
Irregularities and disorders detrimental to
good order, and TO the proper protection Of
life and property. JOHN GREEN,
Chief of Police.
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Jackson-I believe have at last discovered
Gu 70 for the ills which afiict our municipal
politics.
Mccormick was unaware that you we're
anxious 10 be political healer. Raymond s
Monthly
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Maude-We had private theatricals last
evening. They went on nrst.rate. only the
folks would laugh In the wrong place
Dncfe Benry-There Is no such thing as
laughing In the wrong place In private the
atricals.-Boston Transcript
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A Crank Tries to KIN a MAYOR.

Louisville, Ky, Dec26.-A crank at
tempted 10 kill Mayor Tyler in his office,
in the city hall, this afternoon, but he
was disarmed and handed over TO the po-
lice before he did any mischief.
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MALCOLM H. JOHNSTON DEAD d.
He Passed Away at Milledgeville and
Will Be Buried at Sparta.

viii Be Buried at Sparta.
Miliedgeyille, Ga, Dec. 26.-Hon. NAL
colin II. Johnston, son Of Col. Richard
Malcolm Johnston, Of Baltimore, died af-
ter very short illness this morning at
the residence OF his cousin, DR.. Mark
Johnston Mr.. Johnston was for a term
or twoa member Of the House Of Dele
gates Tor MARYLAND from the county Of
baltimore. Efc will be buried In Sparta
o. the old Johnston burial ground on the
morning Of the 18th. Mr.. Johnston was
recognized as one Of the most thorough
scholars Of the country.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY.
zon1

SAVANNAH BREWING COMPANY,
savannah, Ga. Dec. 10, 1898.
dividend OF Three Dollars per share has
been declared by the directors OF the Savan.
nah Brewing Company, payable on and after
Jan. 2 1884. at the ONCE OF the Secretary. to
stockholders OF record this day The trans
fer books will be closed until Jan 3 1894
j. RANDOLPH ANDERSON,
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Frs11is-1 szZs. 60 you 'sposs Cod loTss
toot tail r3sTeEEs
Mantle ny dssr- WY
Frsccis- n e. think What 81 swtUi lof q
sr0-5le g ElEt 5s % UD-sr re hairs q
1Es1r Eszd
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Gen. Hancock Is to be honored with q mon.
ument IN New York and a statue to his mem
DRY will be unveiled on Dec. 30, in St. Mich.
Olas park.
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BKREsRoRD OUT OF JAIL.
The Bogus Lord At Ansricus ia the In.
terest Of His Book.

bSfehL OF MS BOOB
Abbeyille, Ca. Dec. 28.-Abbeyille was
surprised yesterday by the appearance Of
the convict Lascelles, alias Lord Beres-
ford, On the streets from Gress camp.
His lOr0ship was arrayed In the ordinary
haDiiaments Of a prosperous citizen.
beresfOrd. as your correspondent IL in
formed. came over from his prison 70 at
tend divine worship. He was Unattended
b. a convict guard.
BEKZsFOED At ANERIcUs.
Americas, Ga, Dec 26.-"J. B. Crabb
and friend, " appears On the register at
the Hotel Windsor II soon became known
through the Efforts Of J. B. Crabb 70 keep
II a secret that Friend" WIS Lord
BercgfOrd," well advertised convict
Beresford has the freedom Of the city and
~ dressed Ia the Rarb Of gentleman
His business here Is 10 look after the
agency Of his book. A significant fact Is
that re has succeeded in preventing his
presence in the city being published IA the
city papers. Lord Beresford, the convict,
te certainly going about the state acting
% agent for the sale Of his book on
convict life.
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Miss Helen Gould is a slender brunette.
with face OF strength aud womanliness
rather than mere beauty.
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CANDIES.

We have received our holiday supply OF
HUYLER's CANDIES in baskets. boxes and
fancy packages, and are fully prepared to
meet all demands Parties who have left or.
ders will please call at once and make selec-
tions.
sOLOMONs CO..
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The strawberry crop OF this country is esti
mated at 100000 tons a year One district
in Tennessee exports annually over 10000
quarts OF blackberries. The hog packers of
this country last year killed and packed 20.
$4,000 hogs. The American breath is annu.
ally scented with 1900 bushels OF onions
One firm Of oyster packers at Baltimore
claims capacity OF 1900 cans a day. The
lb2 ounces OF tea and coffee. One county in
New Jersey sends to New York ten car loads
OF lettuce day. Restaurant soup is partly
Favored in this country with p OO) C01 bush
els OF carrots. Canadian hens lay every year
lo2OJO,OO0 eggs, 10 he made into omelets and
egRnog. There are $500 900 pounds of red
every year. one district ia Florida sends an
nu0lly to the New York market 55. 80 crates
OF fruits. The American people last year
drank the deeoction from 6iO00,0OO pounds of
coffee.