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Atlanta (Georgia, United States) (search for this): article 8
Mob in Atlanta, Ga.
--The Atlanta Gazette says that one night last week a negro man offered a gross insult to the wife of a Captain now in the Confederate service, and was arrested by the police and put in the calaboose.
Shortly after a crowd came and demanded the negro, but the police sternly refused to deliver him up, until a crowbar was sent for to break open the door.
The parties then took the negro out, and lost him somewhere with a rope around his neck.
Like the subject of recogniAtlanta Gazette says that one night last week a negro man offered a gross insult to the wife of a Captain now in the Confederate service, and was arrested by the police and put in the calaboose.
Shortly after a crowd came and demanded the negro, but the police sternly refused to deliver him up, until a crowbar was sent for to break open the door.
The parties then took the negro out, and lost him somewhere with a rope around his neck.
Like the subject of recognition, he was in suspense. The negro belonged to a widow lady.
Every one will concede the justice of his doom, while they may have serious objections to the manner in which he met it. He richly deserved hanging.