The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-30
tx THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Atlanta to Have FACTORY for Nah
lag Cotton t'ieksrS
CONDUCTOR AND ENGINEER 10 BlasI
Far the rAts, week IN tire southern
ssun In Two susetded From
DesPeodeney-

Atlanta. Ca, pscer-Ae< S.--Tne Amen.
! can cotlan isioser ccrnTary u sI,tsuurs
Z IS al psessn. considering THE ACCESSIBILITY
I q erecting pl&n; al Atlanta ana 4
l sae plans arr Adop.sa TIE plant viii es
| pgi u2 at oree and tns manufacture O.
I lele TIA cAtaes begun.
TIE sAl aired from tae p.stos N tas
hAn5s ~ J. p. Bryant. Marietta street
| tArElta-e dealer. walca straek Maze
| Ncods. q young negro woman, proved Ia
! IA The woman died In Grady hoSpliA4
/ AID ts-yzl; Is he'd 10 answer 10 Sas
I charge Of murder. The woman died VITA
OFT making a statement as to now the
saoot.ns occurred and Sryani refuses ic
TAX soout the .-Aeeay tarS-ser tnaa TO
SAY TIA, II was an accident
". L. fentscost, = years old. formerly |
II Gear ILL.,. Ga. nreo one snoi al Edna |
sll.1. az Ultimate q = 1lsrvpL tao.e houae, |
a-.S then svnt q o~llet craSuIIs tnroL : n
His o~a brain las. uigat. 44e az. go,
iarroWly missed its mark srALidg lnN /
AoMan sAoAi1cf. out the S.coaG u?red
= hoe ;ngo-sl the NOu.l-ae n.4Iacter ; !
On head, tsom " me-, Gis brains "ozc1
pears to nave resulted irou. an Inbal.
1ncs,d mina, freuzisi ~ drink aud ues-
TIE Southern raiiroad officials nave
fixed ,he responsibility Of the recent ac'
e'dent upon CGndg,,cior, = NJ Ginn ana
E4E-.LefI -. ". VI pCl Of the Olts 1ll45
freight They say tdat the records @.
M read show that none others Loulu
nave u any "ay been res .ion -ihle lOi
the terrible collision. the most s"rious
Z in several years occurrl0s on the road
I Conductor CHM admits the responsibility
I % the collision, together with the negt-
reer Wood. VINO Was killed, he stating
/ that il was due 70 a MISUNDERSTANDING
+ In that t1ey thought a passing freight
( Train was the one tney were to have met
ana passed at Peyton, causing them 10
run OF rs Peyton and coLiding with the
incoming train.
: Rome. December 29.-Rcport has reached
/ here OF tho horrible death of a youth
I named Ed Williams at q sawmiii in Cnat
T t9o-a county. The youth, who was about
+ y OF i years Of age. was frOlllcking about
( the mill with crowd Of companions. BY
some accident the gate was raised ana
..f' whe~A se1 going, which started tn
big circular saw. In some way young
! Williams was thrown against the saw
and his body was almost cut in two
v zen released from his Rerilous position
! - was found that his body was terribly
/ uansled, and he lived by a few minutes
Savannah. December 29.-John Meincke,
young white man, shot and killed Ma
me Merritt. a light muiatto woman, in a
house Of III repute at II o'clock last night.
lie bad been intimate with the woman
fpr some time, hut so FAR as could be
learned they had no quarrel, and the
shooting is rather a mysterious one.
brunswick. December 2s-on Christmas
Eve, at the residence of James Miner,
seven miles from Wayneevlle. uen y
Manning, Il rather unworthy character.
cur Mignford Harrison, worthy country
man. badly. the effects Of which have
eau ed i4rri-un's dcten. MaunAng y =
assisted III the cutting BY John Penseli,
VINO held Harrison during the cutting.
sandersviue, December pa G. Veal
stot. and it Is thought. fatally wounded
J. 9. Giles at Deep Steep, eleven mics
from here, early yesterday morning. The
details OF the affair are not ontainAb.e.
The reason seems to have been the renew.
81 Of old feud at an entertainment at
Giles Lroiner's home.
Calhoun. December 2a.-News has been
rec Is cd here Ct the killlng Of ID n Sampl >
ly sud AIcCue al Fairuoun. Wednes-a az
night Samples was married man and
the father Vi seven children. MeCue is
single
|. Cuesta, December 29-At a Christmas
tree Thursday Charlie covington Drained
judson Averett with an axe. Ayerett's
, recovery is impossible Both parties are
colored. -
; MISSISSIPPI.
, Jackson, December 29.--The press oil
, Mississippi Is conGennng mob violence
as II has never done before. The frequent
lynchlngs, and sone Of them for crime:
b not punishable by law with death, is ere
, tting alarm. Time was when mobs only
I Wrcalsed vengeance for one or me, so wei
. known that x may be name.ess here, ans
Z little Was said, but their frequency nov
causes ministers TO preach against mob
: ard mob violence, the press to speak on
, I aud tine governor to offer large rewards
/, FOR lynchers.
Jackson. December 29.-wnllam Smith
!, who kept "a grocery just outside of tn
corporation OF this city, was attacked b,
some unknown negro and his wounds ar
: very likely tn prove fatal. Mr., Smith hai
v just closed hts store and gone into hi
residence, which Is only a few steps iron
9 tho store. After being In his room fey
y n2uutes someone called MIN by name
when Mr.. Smith went TO the door, ans
= seeing no one, supposed someone wante
y TO see him at the store. lie had only mad
Il a few steps from his door when he wa
struck on the head with II car pin tou
% times. tho bows Telling him TO the grounc
y Tho villain. not satisfied with what h
Ind done. cut his throat with larg
. pocket knife, which with the pin wa
b found beside his unconscious body.
e oireenville, December oh. C. Pitt
=" who shot and killed Tom Mulery at
II Locust street house on Christmas evening
IN has been released from tail without ba
~ that he shot In self defense Pitts was te
Y egraph OPERATOR IN the Souther
INlhAy ONCE moro, Willt huutEy wa
foreman at tho Planters oil MILL
LOUISIANA.
80 Coushattl, December 29.-There was
10 tragedy In the country. about ten mile
~ from Coushatta. in which one job
O. Blanchard vas shot and killed and re
ne Graves wounded ia the hand and wris
~ r.. II, Bambury prosperous farmer. a
q the killing and wounding. Blanchard ar
- Graves were attending a dancing part
=, at Bambury's and. becoming boisterou
~ were ordered from the promises. The
" refused to go and attacked Bambur
- / when the iRtter procured his shotgu
~ with tho above result. Blanchard nj
Graves emptied their pistols at Bambur
but beyond a few glancing shots he w
rot hurt,
no Lake Providence. December &c
~. Thursday, at the lovec camp of Scudd
m. q 60. OF ST. Louis. AT Donna Vista,
40 this parish, Gano Cunningham, the S
\. uefinicudcut In charge. had an altercatl