The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-24
SEVEN n o G ROES
BITE e HE DUST.
Bloody Battle Between Whites
and Blacks in
Georgia.
MORE LIVES ARE AT STAKE.
4 DESPERATE FIGHT CAN HARpLYI
BE AVOIDED.


| Each Black aud White Man Il
| Armed to the Teath--An Hour Mn,
Bring ForfI, a Tale of RJoo., .u1,e
w;ls ,rh~71t a. E,,4t..a xxG.s-..s''
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1 Quitsnaal, Ca, Dec. 25-The lives 81
Iseves, negroes l,ev. haar, t.,lsa, IN. ~
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'ala'l ~ oiie W'lies i''Ah sliQ mess 81
49,, a.. inoi ises ~
Two bodies Of determined men. be.
Tween 400 and ZOO in. ali. every man, be.
ling heavily aqnlad and each body abort
4 equal In rrrnerical strength i. tl,e
1 other. separated ~ a mile Of country,
land liable to CLASH AK arv f1insate--
| thsit is the sueatasie r,rtsse,, led 70 in
Brooks county tonight.
posh = orees-
One body is made up on stern, de-
termlned White men, bent ON revenge
LOT the brutal murder or one OF the
pest clnzeas OF this county. The oihef
Is MADE up OF negroes, terrorism chen
ana Ieariul lest they or their 1al1lnss
pe MADE rne oblests Oh the same iate
as mas Already peIaiien seven or their
nuinper and ready 70 uelsnu Vnsm-
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syV.,t,t t,Fe oevt 4 4,.,e,,It,z- FOUR b5s,,s,s
min ,,,;s fo,-tt, ~, , 90, ,,,,s.5;ct
VIII S@9ils Aoie1 NY O ll tsail " e.uios'
Ind,C Unere Will be an open clasn
seems very much more than probable
at this writing, The authorities are
noUerlesss ca,rj n,t,aetif.allv no EFFORTS,
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ia = , q peSii uiiSiuS ~ NJ liS o h'oue
peace, save 'Dy me reiatlyeS OF Ine man
whose murder is the cause of 1T all.
p.rt os r,o+.
rart OF rlots
On Thursday MIR. Joseph Isonl one
of Rrfy,tasr 5,o,,y,,txy,s n,.,sst n,,osnero1,s
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FARMERS ana DesI epllzells- WAS iiluIuerSf
by a party of negroes and it leaked out
that THE killing of Isom was part of a
r,lof ia, kill all ltfess whFtess who were in
Tt,ss rsryssa Witch ! fssur vpaalss ,oo ys1-
-iiS 4e1SoS nHlell a. II" m.enS, 80 S' :
rested Jesse JefIfeth 1or the kailng OF
Mr. T. Moulden. ISom was the most
popular man in 1.-THE county. He lived
- ,,sil. ,s,..,, ~ ,,,,a A., rs,lt
Yen ts llles noIan oa ., mere, IN a DEL. ~
lhe county. Wnsfe NuS iiesloSo o'plii.in II
pered Inc WhlteS ANA Nne kiiiiIS cteAe -
ed great excitement. When it developed
THAT THE same gang OF negroes had
s,,.r",-,, M NJ LII o3,,s white r,,en HE
sm ~ =. - ~ huli s..,, !" -. ae 49,, s,,e
WHITES galnereu VoSseilel, as ~ ny ono
accord, and the work OF uealln HIho
destruction began.
armed 70 Ing
Of the seven VINO are usaas t .hs. LILIES f1a.s
OF Only iouI eouiu ps uDsa ne snana iata
Vel yoss-rosd foi,nd
s,,lI;,, ,tsneis and every man n
sentl9ets anu eseis ii1 1ha ~,
tns equity 70 aillI 'r.. ~ ent oos,,,. ying
gne OF lnS race SAeileillents .l iaitS
Ilo sci, aelsS S III .n1 ibie ;s sncb rase
, % LEI az pldchs, an9 9oo Sil 10 So, q
mere are propaoiy eV ,5t Ira s,,,,s,
covering an area OF dpout .nNe s9uaLe
miles Ahout mile ana a nan 9d Iro ,,ih, the
ali well n armed and breething ali sorts Of
vfengeanee a baT e tbe wa Sc srWed
Oh negroes, OF apou. she SAINT eiSe aa, e
MN VII WI ,aIi aIn1 80
So an, t ;tes tn a4tsce tbey1a Thay
,,ae,o 90 bi, in +ba 1,i5st IF hin Grove
IS ~, ~ "a 49, ~ H. az
,,-hi+ee &c 1L-o I,i,r Co 4te, So, +
sides az 'ii'oi--e va --- wv
g. r,s,,,o,. I,Ii u7rose, cor, Io;,,a .,t7
r1enrI So. -, ~, ,. fos, er, GU
r. hey,a hsa,a Ina II is i,nSarefood that
W2aVer1,- Die lin Mc6SaSI ard q ne se1rr.
:" o aVe5H M, jim NICCau anu d neslo
M "eae Ia ~ 'iie
satt,od anG tbe fooiIti f,
roy,no t;o,, ara 1ya,s,, I,oeaoro pilsn ie III
negro l,l5' Who Killed isom he has s 6aan 'i ir
,iS;,r 80 70 :, 49,, ~ +a,I ii' peSii IN
luIrad a1d tbe e,tbor;tioS bera a. ot
consider it probable that he has been
sit
cheu h'ttie fFob" pie.
AS the reporter left the scene there
seemed every likelihood of pitched bat
lie tonight. Captain E. Tillman, brother
n-law of Isom, was, however. doing
in his power to restrain the
whites. He has sent hurried messengers
Ill over The county summoning to his aid
men, in the hope that they
would prevent further bloodshed 1t will
De impossible to know tonight how we'll
they succeed.
Details of the killing of the seven ne
groes are very meagre Taylor, Fraser |
Pike and Sherard were together about
sunset last night. They were regarded |
as four of the ring-leaders of the con- |
'piracy to kill and burn. and were being
specially sought for A half-dozen |
whites, one of whom is said to have been |
-som's brother-in-law came upon the ne |
sroes and ordered them to submit to ar |
est. One of the negroes answered with |
shot that struck one of the whites. and |
our blacks were shot down in their !
racks The other three were caught !
me at a time. Many of Isoms neighbors'
Who are in the crowd. will cot listen to |