The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-09

Louisville Fishing Club left here Monday
morning for the Big HOPPE river, twenty
five miles on other side Of Wadley on their
annual fishing trip. The party comprised
Judge r. L. Gamble Judge y. r. Cualk
Coils. ". W Abbott A. r Wright W ID.
Rivers, W. $. Mprphy, l. r. Brown. j. r.
Phillips. ". +. Clark and r. p Little. All
Of them are prominent merchants and pro-
fessiOnal men. They carried tents and
were fully equipped for a good time. The
between 800 and 900 FISH.
AT Norwood. last Tuesday, the most
foul murder that ever occurred in Warren
county was brought 20 light. on May l3 a
negro man named Cicero Cody was killed
by his wife and her lover. a negro boy.
Just grown. named Clarence English. They
carried him 20 dense swamp near by
and put him in a shallow grave throwing
swamp grass over the grave to hide the
fresh soil. For three weeks the dead man
remained there, his wife saying he had
gone on 10 get work. After the guilty cOu-
pie had been arrested. English confessed
TO the killing and claimed that he did II
ln selI-detense, saying Cody was coming
on him with a hoe and he knocked him
down with a stick and cut his throat with
a razor. He then carried the officers TO
where the body was buried At the in
quest English stated that he hit the de-
ceased with rock as he was advancing
on him with a hoe and that the wife Of
the dead negro finished the job with an
ak The woman says she doesn know
anything about Il at all, and her little boy,
about 10 years old, viii not tell anything.
being posted. no doubt by his mother.
There is blood in the house. which they
tried 10 wash up, bat could not. and it is
likely the murder was committed while
the deceased was asleep. The coroner
jury found both prisoners guilty Of murder
and sent them to jail to await trial at the
October term Of court.
Augusta Chronicle: Mr. Walter Jack
son has just returned from a trip to New
York. He says the commercial outlook
is very much brighter The feeling in New
York Is better than II has been for three
years The advance in the price OF sccuri-
ties since the rise set IN amounts to over
$lO0OOOO00. AS long as we can keep affairs
even as they are we are all right. For
eign investors are buying American Sc
curities right and left. The general i'm
preston In financial centers Is that the
south is making a mistake in taking such
an active part In the free silver agitation.
She is in position, IL is argued. TO profit
crop that commands gold and she is a
wealth producer. The men who are friend
ly to the south, and who have money in
vested here, are Of this OpiniOn-Such men
as Latham. 1nman and others. Mr.. Spel-
Ger, president of the Southern railway,
and who is a southern man deeply inter
ested in the sOuth's development. thinks
II would be almost calamity to have free
silver as the west wants II. The south
occupies the same position toward Wall
street as Wall street does 10 European
financial centers. If New York does any
thing to weaken the confidence of those
centers they dump American securities
on the market. and so when the south
weakens the confidence Of the north she
suffers by the Withholding of money from
her industrial development.