Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-11

Georgia Affairs.
sta-es that early last
---5 nsusI Henry Lake, who
s-.u- Floyd county, while
----s-- health fen dead The
-.e-t iii g verdict that his
.1ses unknown to them.
-..--- .-.E ia Atlanta on Saturday
fsc- NJ building the Georgia
# was estimated that to
$4,000 per mile. and when
..L-E tile Atlanta and Alabama
y-r--r = Co thatheavy expense.
.----zr a-z Memphis wiI sooner or
t1- necessity for the At
has information o. the
-=,- III. zones. q wel-to-do farmer,
F-i-y night, BY unknown
szi- -it mentioned Mr. Jones
out houses on fire and
.-.....r zlt. tLil- in the dark he
r 1r some eHe, several shots
-.-f- lis .-si anI BODY. The parties
.E-n M ade their escape.
a-- very. serious, and his
-a.-z L-eln recover It Is
Er Jones had difl-
--sr.--- cf men and suspicion rests
tsr- the perpetrators e this
thought, was set on fire
-.-.~ for Tie purpose OF attracting Mr..
8. .----.7r a-I causing him to g OLE
Is. U-is a1 honest, hard-wo-king
Is v-u -l-l-Lc Of oy the entire
II consider the act
-5- AMI nothing viii be
--a -5 t-5r- -a- perpetrators 10 light.
5.-ImaI states that the
Ls--- Ess thrown INTO excite
rss raa5- .llta little child Of Mr.
rr-sai that place. had fallen into
IRE AMI Was 5.-aly burned. The report
--det51 --4s. and though medicsl at
-.- uas summoned. it was too late. After
s .ae s11sr rings Of the little victim
----5 Hg f=1-h-
zsl-a,5 from the burniag OF
sill distres5inzly frequent.
s7s1- -as Ettle six months old son OF
g7s Ll-7L foreman OF the Rome Courier,
Eze. ana was badly il not fatally
s -- a meeting Of citizens vi be
Aa.a f1- the parposs OF devis'nZ
..- ssas, tie people OF Ireland in their
31eail a just settlement Of
15 -=sr.11-
sr evening last Hon Elisha P. 5.
li-man. State Senator from the
---- s-- was married to Hiss Mamie
---. Of Es.las-a
l5l-hon. who, v hi,e drunk. killed
-sz1a &c his plantation, near Albany,
=r-- has been adjuige I a demented
z--.-- sg1 VIII De sent To the insane asylum
aizsa s. The Albany NsJrs says OF
--y-r sow a more restless. nervous,
vzls.. -ale looking and altogether
man thau he is. He presents ten
l--4s more forcibIe than could pos
ueaa--i with pen or uttered with
ease. 10 pity him one need
-T- SEE E.l.
81 Arlington -i.TrIuce says that Kris. 5. 7.
2s- 9. Gr-aE. retired cu Sunday night of
i T=z Is apparently good health. On Mon
p ---lle h-- husband was shocked and
-a-si ID azi that She vas cold and s,iT in
1
L- Tie recent coli spell a youth living
=z- Cusss-i was taught a painful but emf
PRACTICAL lesson iu natural philcSU ny.
cls-.a correspondent oe the Columbus
SAYS hsl.t been cautioned by his father
E E1- L-s tongue t5 a piece II frozen iron,
sls .1.a L- Le Iij tina. i5 would stick and
81 i- loose without peeliny the
- q Bat rhs Ian thought he knew d thing
rF1 anil u=E- m1-ni1k bright and early
s 2. rs E7ai PIE ,95Sing for an axe. He
-zs- i---3 1-e placed his tongue to K. and
- El- loose bgr It didn't pull worth a
aE-- ia t1a house with the axe cling
g ---l- BIS mother applied warm cloths.
g i. 81 - good. the axe had him. He tried
.-z 'l. ca--ia'l He grew desperate, ami
- 1ls mighty JERK p1lei loose. but the skin
~ T--l t1e axe lie is now said 70 be the
ge- I-l .l tie lana
-.1s-11 .tlrrac-: ON Monday Of LIST
aazrs Louis Taylor and Milton
l- s'G- f1Fa.red ia 4 difficulty. when
Grew als I-5 G.. aEi fred three shots at
-7-z l-e lakilg effect in the breast
st1il Is injury. a lively race be-
LOUIS su1 B-l-f Putnam ensued, in
e .v-rtzzel and brought back. but
refusing e bring prosecution
. Esd vas released
- '---ai.i c7rresp7 Of the Balm
writes that psper rs follows:
A attempt at stealing as was ever
-, Htr5et up by 8 cOi9ref party on
-z-- ---s-- He entered Ir. EaxwelIs
"ale the proprietor and
s-- l-azri in flo.irg MP the day 5
-. a-- s--- lE ND q pair Of shoes. made
-5-- -t-- LaNEeli headed him OF.
-F. caught him. The Marshal
- 7 ara Tie negro was sent tn the
rz- .-. On bis way there he msnaged to
Fl azlf-. aud cut Mr. Gus Lssset-
.s.. severely, and 10 the general confusion
r- the fellow escaped.
-1He Tribune. "Advices received
-a ulce t1at a collision and fatal
sr-. scl DAY or two since. near
--l1 On the z. T., Y. & G. r. R..
.g -s- --1ln aud the regular even
49, Action train. The freight train
.-'--s-- - the main track, this hands
s.--- car, when the acc0mmo
s4l came laundering along
q curve. striking the rear
-57-- train aud demOlishing three
- --r..ye 1f Ihs road who was adjust
s.. e-, 1-tFee1 two cars at the time,
----..-r crushed that he died in a
1----- a. name IS reported 10 be ChaS-
.1-EsGs Eaqajrer: For 6 wetk
.--- ---- have been large numbers OF
s--.s S through this city en- route to
g st1iF afternoon the second class
passenger train from Macon Is
IL
z-r--- 1-t. are forced 20 wait for the
49, ---y say good homes and better
---u lre missed them, and this IS
-A assigned for leaving COM
1s- iG Geo gis The majority OF
sac r-'-- -- --e sgulhEesterR part OF the
-1t VEL expect To see ali, who are
liar .r-4rL-u5 an the course Ot a year.
-t7- a1vice, but VIII 90 20 a new
t--s-. ---I lesson which viii never be
4-s SON. say they viii try the Louis
3 TEEN We may n expect to
g F- ----- acre are emigrant agents
s = Inc practice Is unlawful Il
sa az tie farmers 10 keep
7-.i catch some Of them.
& 6 ton. Yesterday DIS. Co
..- a-- Fowler visited the cemetery
e. 81 g making d thorough exami-
zz-= ----2s - t-LH1ls Byrd. the young lady
-1-s- s--5-2 nave been lying in the dead
ll-5 l-st week. A battery was ap-
e7-5=-g- kn9wn test res0rted to. but no
c--- -- could 1s discovered. and after
E1Fz4- -.-1 satisfactory examIna ion the
---i AIRED 4liss Byr1 dead This IS
Fz1 rss So ea.a-- case and every physicisn
Is It's 49, --e Body IS lest for a solution
Sill r4--i 7---1. after her death the body
l-s s warmth. The color still at
--s, and every appearance OF
-s--s -azg--- sel Sl- was pronounced dead.
g --i-e seek The warmth Of ths body
E-.---r- 81 s. ef-2ine1, and even now the tenn
--z T5t a -lttle below thlt OF a living
u -.F-r lt Z tle JI1minatIon yeste day,
3 attempting 70 detect q pull
IA H. cred q SD zhI smell. Il IS asserted
I'm "lli be buried to-day"
.slg -p... -p- tH.5er Gc=stts reports the fol-
- rs-rzs ~ II ul Acciient." "a Young colo ed
IS &c ~. -.l-lis Wright. met with a very Sc
So. - - 8. The nee mill on HOpeton plan
Z Fsi-e-5 9lEnn county side OF the river,
~ sR ~ ->-eflao1, cy which he lost his
81 lld ~ - ~ was employed around the
s. lse- 81 s. requested by the feeder to take
70 o'tre, a lew moments, during the alb
q sli aErler one Of the smaller belt ran
s.-lpte5 - .iJ1stlHg the belt on the pulley,
ss--l1g a. :. sep on box, but missed his
- l-sirig - PED under the beater While
81 tts --lst unfortunate il was very l1lrtrv
,-salier. - .Ion iI-tlon threw the main belt OF
55---1dei - t,e5 sJe poor boy would have been
ss ttsb lellyi as it was. lis Ies, from near