Name not reported
A Black man held in the Dublin, Georgia jail was taken from the jail on the night of June 3, 1894, by a mob, according to a newspaper dispatch from Dublin published in The Times. The dispatch says the mob bound and gagged the jailer, carried the man three miles from town, tied him to a tree and shot him about twenty-five times. The dispatch reported that no one had expected a lynching to be attempted.
Cause of death, as reported: Taken from custody and lynched. A newspaper dispatch from Dublin, Ga. reports that a mob took the man from the local jail, tied him to a tree and shot him about twenty-five times.
Reported by: newspaper dispatch from Dublin, Ga. (reporters).