The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-19


float down stream So the negro traced
and caught up with his populist friends
just as they had got the cotton ginned.
I There is no party love lost between them
I any more.
Anorbar ,rfort i'd, toi,,s, mod. o., e,,.,,, .
1 southern 7 ee,,5o TO- ~ 80. NJ h.
I morning Hem, r,l,,,srg ,,f NJ, C,,r.s,-.
{ Nfckifn Of S,rat+.rroga md ~ Z VIZ
. ter Of Macon D,cre at tba L,tr,hau 49,.
{ TO discuss This orraniza+ton Tbfs sfter-
/ noon .representatiyos from other eo,irJ,e,,
l states win he bara and q rosoti,s, Co.. a..
/ purpose Of taking final action viii De held.
/ The same stockholders who operated
clubs in Atlanta during the past three sea-
I SONS. are again at the head of the move
! ment 10 put Atlanta in the league.
! The residence of Cant. r. A Heard
! four miles north of GrccnviIe was burned
! to the ground last SATURDAY The build
/ ing was occupied bv Andrew r Park and
/ family. Mr. Park lost everything in the
/ house-clothinE. bedding. furniture pro
visions. etc. No one was in the house
when the fire started but Mrs. Park and
she was almost helpless invalid TIL,
/ nearest neighbors saw the flames and
mace great haste, but arrived too late
20 save aHythlhs from the house. Only
"y IHe most strenuous Efforts were the
corn crlDs ana adjacent outhouses saved.
Dahlonega Signal: During the recent
election it is said that the managers at a
certain precinct INDUCED in the 'hirh
bead pretty freely in this county Two
Of them got drunk. while the third one
drank until his eyes shined like newly
vanished buggy. During the day their
tongues became dry and they set the hat
down which was used as a ballot box
containing the ballots cast. and went off
into the woods to get something slim
ulatlns so as to bring about that joyful
Aeeills once more AFTER remaining OH
aWhhe IheN returned ana resumed busI-
ness.
Dahlonega Signal: During Monday.
while the ponds had a thick coat of ice
over them and the ground was spewed
up in wet places, we noticed a little bare
footed boy out on the square attending
to errands for his poverty-stricken
mother, whose husband died here but
few years since. The thought struck us
of how much better it would have been
if some Of the money that was spent here
for liquor election day had been used
for the purpose of getting this poor
little fellow a pair OF shoes and keep his
teet from coming IN contact with the
frosty ground.
Quitman Free Press: T J. Virgins of
the turpentine firm of MCRae & Virgins
up above Morven, shot D. X. McPhaul
woodman for the firm, with a shot gun
last Tuesday night, and slightly wounded
him. The gun was loaded with small shot.
and several struck McPhaul in the back
and hips. The men were discussing poll
tics when Virgins who had been drink
ing got mad and seized his gun. McPhaul
jumped behind a gate post for protection
and thus escaped most of the shot. A
warrant was taken out for Virgins, but
he left at once and is supposed to have
gone back to North Carolina
Dahlonega Signal: A good Joke is told
on Howard Shelton, who used to live
in Lumpkin, but now resides just across
the line in Fannin county A few days
ago he loaded his wagon with Irish DO
tatoes and himself with mountain dew
and started to market. He had not gone
far until the front gate of his wagon fell
out and the potatoes began falling to the
ground, but Howard was feeling so good
that he took no notice of the accident
After going some distance he met some
one who told him that he was losing all
of his potatoes. He stopped his team and
found that more than half of his load was
gone
Ar Nrooor q de,, or +,,o 700 tba ero,,7
Jury returned a true bill AGAINST A. ].
Abrams. a merchant of Hawktnsville, for
cheating and sUindling The charges are
that Abrams came to that city in Septem-
her last and bv representing himself to
he solvent and free from debt. secured
credit of Naxelbaum & Son in the sum of
S7OO II afterward turned out so il is
alleged that Abrams was plastered all
over with mast due bills and MORTGAGES.
and that Waxelbaum & Son stood no
more show for their money than a snow
hall in the sahara. so they concluded to
bring criminal charges against Abrams.
The +r,la hin was forwarded to Hawkins
vile and Abrams was arrested
80 7,,e,, 81 poanoa,, Io,-,ers from,
,,.r,t ~ Iyi,,,a rr,1,.ss,,
night TO see Judge Smith for the purpose
! of getting bench warrants for Ii. w.
| Tbonnson. Henry Forrest. sam Cunard
! and Wot Wilcox. the four citizens of that
nlace arrested for robbing safes. returned
| 10 Macon Friday NIGHT with warrants for
/ the four men named They also had one
/ for Judge NfcCormick of the iustice court
/ Of CbaEnceve Mccormick will be ar
! rested Tudoa smith viii 90 IN Eastman
/ where he viii hold court to-rnorrou TO
! trv all the mon charged with craclxine the
/ safas at Cbauncev Detective Avant has
! i, ois roesnssiov a c,1rf hutton found he
/ sido ono of the craclred eofae which has
| -, idortif7e5 &C T,,drya NTcC,orvoicl,,s
Alnens BANNER me CoiecIoIs OF slalp S
are Just now very lnucn III search OF 'he
! frsI eonIeuerate stamps ana from al