The morning news., 1894-09-27

The News Of the Two States Told j..
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GEORGIA.
iDiphtheria has appeared in Flowery Branch.
Three children have died
There was democratic rally at Avalon last
week. Dr.. n. Il. Carlton OF Athens spoke.
The 3year old son Of Robert Potts. colored.
was killed last week at Long Cane by a
wagon body falling on him.
Brunswick Will have tremendous demo
cratic rally on Thursday night, sept. p. IT
viii eclipse any heretofore held.
At Oxford the new term at Emory College
has opened under the most favorable
auspices More than 100 new boys are already
there.
Buena Vista Patriot: A farmer with a.crib
full Of corn a barn full OF hay and fodler'and
plenty of fat hogs is "A a good Tx, even If cot
ton is low
Jerry Brown. q colored man. living on Capt
S. K. Brown place near Luella. Ga, was
shot in his arm Dy his sonn-laW last Thurs
day night.
Macon Telegraph: The democrats can carry
BlbU by 500 majority, II every democrat IN
the county will do his duty as easily with
out
Three hundred and fifty colored men Of
Bulloch county have signed and issued an al
dress to the colOred people Of Georgia, IN
which they declare they Will not support
Hines.
On Friday next Elberton will have the ttg-
gest democratic rally known IN its history.
John b. Gordon, w. y. Atkinson, HOke smith
speeches.
The grand Jury Of Habersham county has
recommended that y $40 worth Of oon1s, for
the purpose Of building new court house. be
issued. he question Will be submitted TO
vote Of the people
SwainsD Doro Pine Forest: The farmers are
bringing in their cotton. While prices are
low down they are rot near so badly in debt
as they were last year They will be IN ex-
cellent shape for next year.
ba Irrr iglr nd dor
and pOpullst candidates are beginning to
withdraw from the feld in various counties
OF the state. This is had year for demo
cratic opposition in Georgia.
The Hustler OF Rome says that from all
over the seventh comes tidings brtning
strong assurances OF the growing strength Of
John w. Maddox, From the very tirsl it has
been only question of ma JOrity.
Cochran Telegram: With plenty Of corn
in the cries and lots OF meat in the smoke
houses, PuIaski's farmers are swapping their
hngers at the old Daddy Hard Times end
wearing their hats with the brim turned up
behind
Annie Smith a negro girl, was arrested at
Athens Tuesday morning for stealing a dla-
mond pin from Mrs. Wiley ChIIuers, and it
was also found after her Incarceration in Jail
that she had stolen silver cup ami several
pieces OF clothing
Two Georgia editors recently inherited
large fortunes. ahey not only broke the rec
cord in this, but failed to devote the proceeds
OF their vast estates TO the enlargement of
their newspapers. Indeed, one of them went
out OF the business altogether.
About month ago Belle McLendon aud
Margaret Johnson OF SwainsbOro, both
coIored, had ul1iculty about Bellies hus-
band. Belle shot Margaret, from which
wound she died Monday. he jury's verdict
al the coroners 5 inquest was murder.
Habersham county's grand jury endorse
Solicitor General Howard Thompson and
Judge kimsey and recommend that the
TaUTpsPDfafiVh n for Mr.
Thompson for solicitor and Mr. kimsey for
judge Of the NortheasterA judicial circuit
Mr.. Mehany, the populist candidate for at
torney general addressed q small crowd at
Jacksonville on saturday. Col NJ. q. BoYd,
democrat. and Virgil higgins, populist, can
didates for the Senate from the Thirty.
second district. were present and both spoke.
Tuesday Tom Neal, colored, OF Monroe, was
accidently shot while toying with a pistol.
The ball passed through ais forearm shatter-
ing both bones, and Will perhaps prevent
future use OF that member. 1t was said by
some that Tom was shot by another negro in
a gambling row.
Telialr Enterprise: Cotton is rolling into
town az rapid rate, and planters are cancel
ing their Obligations right along We are
glad to know that they have the cotton to
meet all indebtedness and are anxious to pay
the last red. Such a policy will soon brtng,
peace and plenty in the lana.
While bale Of cotton was being thrown OF
at Johnson q Harold 5 warehouse at Ameri-
Gus Tuesday hook IN the hands o one OF the
men slipped from his grasp the sharp point
striking A. II. Raiford, the night Watchman,
Just above the eye and cutting severe gas b
that bled considerably for a short while.
AT Lavonia, straggler calling himself nrst
Bagwell and then Purcell attempted to as
sault Mrs. j. c. Martin, six miles north. Tues.
day. The country has been closely searched
by angry men, who would do violence TO Bag.
well If he could lie found. Mrs. Martin, who
Is an estlmaDie lady, is prostrated, but is not
dangerously i'll.
Information was received in Americus
Tuesuay Of the death OF capt. N. j. Williams
at LOuVale, Ca. aged a. years. He had been
sufferer from heart trouble for some time
he leaves wife and nine grown children
Inc deceased was captain in the famous
Stonewan brigade during the war and was
noted for his gallantrV.
A mule attached to dray an away on La
mar street at Americus tuesday throwing
the negro driver from his box ana hurting
MIN badly. he negro struck on his head
and for while 1t was thought that his in
Jurles would prove serious A physician was
called in and soon succeeded in st laightenin.
the drayman out all right.
AT Brunswick tuesday a negro, J. H Jack
son, assaulted and badly taObed Oscar An
derson, a sailor on the British STEAMSHIP
North Gwalta The stabbing occurred ABOARD
OF the steamship al The Brunswick and West
ern docks, and was witnessed by several by
ISLANDERS. Capt. Evans had a warrant ISSUED
Tor Jackson but he escaped.
While w. E Clark and son. CLAW. wer
driving home from Amerieus night or tw
ago, II being quite dark, the horse accident
any I Iell into the deep gully near the roadsid,
on wheeler street, carr ing the buggy an,
occupants with him he fall was nearl,
twenty feet but fortunately 10th oecupa at
OF the buggy as well as tie horse es ape
with few bruises
Col. d. b. Nicholson. while driving hi
young horse last Friday at Abbeyille refine
him up in front of the Allison house the AM
NAL though kind and gentle, be came rest iess
ana lacking struck his hind foot against some
thing that frightened him, whereupon he use
MS heels vigorously, striking Coz. Nlcholso
on the right hand, and painfully bruising hi
leg between the knee and ank e.
The Americus Times Recorder says: "Col
lector Dunn conld give no accurate figure
last night as to the proportion Of whites an
Dlacks registered, but was of the opin. on tina
II stood loo whites to 1000 blacks. AS a larp
proportion OF the Lo.ored voters have alwav
voted with the white people the owe est
mate would indicate democratic ma ority {
from 60 to 500 in the coming elections"
walton News: Paul Lewis. who clerks a
MT John Bostwlck store near the Morga
line. sustaiLe very serious a. ident las
Friday moru g. He was sitting in q bugg
In ironso tLe store holding the rse IN
animal took fright at a passing m wing g-mi
chlne ana began to run round and rounC
Lewis was thrown from the vehicle and wa
nncons s-lous TIL midni ht on Saturday II
Is vel in "a critical condition.
At the democratic mass meeting held I
Ihou son DR.. sterling Gibson was unau
mousl1 nominated for the Legislature and ha
act ctepted the nomination. The McDum
Jo.fual says Of him. Influential higt
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