Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-31


Georgia Affairs.
,r-uehr. according TO the Timber
~. rt-.over IC0 CCO. o. feet Of pitch pine
z..s-- ll.l,er will be shipped from Dari n
Eitie over s5,Ge.tCO feet was
---.t -es- year f-r IA shat port. The follow
-..-- he og5ta.ilus for l.s1 week as given
-1t4 re---i,. ''squ8re-530 average, S5 ora
"a -.a .varaee. g. 00as IS; SO average.
.sr.r5aa. $40 ayefoge, go Cali 25; 1,0OO
.-.-,.4 $40 0aIa GO; LOO average. S11 Goa
ar. ,.a8 average. sl2 O]a14 81 Scab-SO0
,r.rsr. Sc -aaa 90. fao average, $ 0oaIO 90;
-ase..ag=. so yoal2 %; coo sverage, SI2 Goa
H5
linn W. Haa.e. the Cartsrsvii'e swindlsr.
.l,f.--sl an5.e - e 600 on the estate Of the
mellon Amos a. Aserin .i, fi4s Ueen tried end
.--.l os tie crime and sentenced 20 eight
7-l-s 5l ilr re1iteutiary-
lis ,.st.d tint Tie authorlti OK the Air
rss EaI olL Company have determined to
--r.H..r pros cute the engineer who recent
f-r-ee eI lis train and killed several passen-
-.-s IaIl.-clcs IA liquor is though, to have
tasz ,as e1-iHa- IS fatal fault.
v-s t,r Eulsn. the vile OF Edward Eulien.
anne r.,-.I usaaut yender Of Atlantis, retired
,,r.-l v--l--=i.y .y uizhs after having BurSed
- husband who vas pres rate from
r-s-,.r s7-s-. f5r several days. On Thursday
,,..-ra, sas va found dead in bed. 4 post
7,,-t-n examination revealed the fact that
b.-s..-r .-7s .sss j 0y Inflammation OF the
Lesr-.
rbs Dsrsa Tia5e- Gazette declares that
--.ti4 -.l- s..- f-yv Years there have bs Il very
near tr9 dozen murders committed ia McIn-
t..h comfy. -1i asz. How many mlrderers
have been hung. OlIy oas" It thinks this
islt g. 8; slstlI te.
The Auaay Eer. qt5 -5drertiser states that
aI,t'. negro ei-l aE-i ria- years, was burned
t5ts-.L % zee place cf 5lr J g. Ia Rogue,
y E5s. D5uzleIly lat Thursday. 1t seems
that q negro boy cu5 herself were cleaning
oat fence corners au1 burnina, the trash, when
b7 7sgas means her clothing caught FIRE. The
b17 ran 90 the house Tor $ bucket oe water.
Several 1-rslus heard her screams. and running
ub-rflul GI her clothing burned Of, ex-
csr. shoes She vas taken to the house
1slr Is AMI fingered until friday morning
Before dying she sail tas- tis boT hsd sst ficN
g l=r but Pc de1iesf.
=
Ell, ael..--I hey a5eut seventeen years oh.
vas s-atslcel O. ,be peEi-eltiary for twenty
ys4rs i5-s criminal assault upon a young white
h-T Ct .la- place recently. On the same day
Gus Oxford negro man, received . similar
Sentence fls similar assault upon 9 twelve
gear 0Ll negro eh5It.
Ihs Auar.cUs E-pablicuR tells Of q queer
vel o. vhicl il has heard. gentleman IN
forms that paper that ". D. Lumpkin. living
laT TaZews., Marion county, has bored
vi nns' feet in depth, and every time it
becomes cloudy OF rains the water rises 80 the
'cp frying aut bu5bling, hissing aad popp ug
s tl1uEh t vere boiling. He says that there
isa g9s e,clFi1E from The wster which causes
tt5sEs0eses in this manner. and that It Is
I..e ~ssn. The owner wants some one who
ka0Es CD -el why his vel acts thusly,
Fl ssz,ei that on Wednesday morning last.
s. jais- James II. Brown, brother OF the
senator and Judge ot tho Marietta Circuit,
vas returning from his home where he had
beea 20 spsuI Sunday, the train on the Mari
ia and North Georgia Railroad rsn eff tie
track sll as arrived thi IS minutes late at the
courtroom. WtereUpOU he ordered the clerk to
enter fine of Eve dollars a aSsinst himself. after
duly aT-.5gziaz Tor the accident. which was
1lt BIS fault. On5 OF the lawyers protested.
al'le T5it ths money, Saving no one could
isoils the matter but himself That. it seems
i9ls is ao. o.ly being little too couseien-
aols, 1ltTe strongly Incline TO ths opinion
'-'ti. VS. ga ae- cfiriGs-f,e JUDGE Brown
lal 10 rs6-tg G1e himself nor any one eiss
ilf tls res1l- Of sn accident which could not
leilrss7el ard which he was utterly power
zss prevent
m Augusta Ssigs saJs II It one OF the con-
--i.'it "a The augusta and Port Royal Rail
.'-l Il'eaasri some quail the other day, and
pressed F5G-e. tiat he could ret obtain
A-'e very soon after SO expressing himself
sa.-'s cover e. birds fsE tuto his c=b, and
eaz-rfei tasm 81, alive This Occurrences is
g ial's rsalarzay.e b-csuse the aforesaid
.---i.5' IS not belong 2. any OF the tribes
go
i-7 Simon corresp0ni lent OF the Bruins
-2 Ill .srilssr says that it is said that ono Of
.'''' INST sail vessels ever built 10 Georgia
-.'s Fls e moderately sized ship, launched
opposite the present site CT the st. ST.
i-.l.s Nl.s o1lc-.
-''''s. John II CulFT and ". D. Mann OF
--j' Killed one hundred and forty-sour
---.'- =, 'il' In Two shots last Friday. Seventy
''-i az q s1o, sounds fshy, 6ut the Nelcs
4issrti'sr says it is a fac.
---'s1ay night last. as the Western train
s'aiis i1to CoLUmtus an accident oc-
-sar that cry by which three freight
- 7.7 i--5eu from tue track a defe~-
-l WEE rAe 4--rs. --..-s.s--4
- 'lllss ears, AID was going up grade
l7 The passengers received no in
- -= cars which we're thrown CT we're
Aaas cne OF them turning com
r- e. H,acs were put to Eork At once
I, clear ,e tlscs
rr--. s,'-'s' ti.at few days sgo Mr r.
- ifof 2 ldesd in Kingston. Of heart
4,ls-. '-t4ed. He wss formerly
,r.-.-. --7 y ra! Railroad. and was
h. = --is sixth Georgia regiment.
r-.- l-li-l p. Re leaves wife to
O. s''' "a' charge OF the jetties
c. '.- l-1[l'F, Y soon begin the work
sses --' ''7 -tnsh river above Au-
s2vs Tue Albany Il ,-t....
lis.er0r ~. -Is'' 'l '.' N 7. Young, section
Western Fs5'----;; - ;iN s.oh tfnsiOn Of the South
aat pro5sbIv F.ii,I 7Ppslt to very serious
lal-s on the TO- - a. 4 whilst en- rOute
; =. - lad7r the indaenee dclty Ar- 19unig
I7sf NJ las to Tass from -. - a. enotIa,
= lrals ~ .s-ilcf aud ie OF Slat,orT The
f5--5 - - lmmecl3tely sd eDd r. vxsS
-.t -p q taking 1Ir You'd go 60. ~ Z. o
s! 6siy hurt s5out the Y that ne s Tss ~.
. lr1tses s+S.s a. 1F1A7l- anu 1sSeived several
'da,gs b7 b,.,ls C,e- las boy las taken in
s575 s5re.- staten where he IvelsL' vI, mn -.
ls Vii rs1ty ere very serious, but II fourht tilst
80 - ne Columbus Times: .,.,,,,..
szsEut " twenty OF the best citA ~ ~ Ss..s-t'
razfirI I2lnty, has been issue4 ~ NE --eit
dis--,ss lof next Tuesday to taEt...IiHs .
- s.n s.l2n the steps necessary to 70 con con
Ds'e.s,- mites Tor Greenville and ss.i Is.l
N ana N5e eie expected 70 be pressnt T., st
y sTa[ii ,sNnen, West Point. and thin a.
t8iT---it slala vii be ran from here X -, a
su0--6 aud Rome Railroad, 49,
altbS-1-OO u our citizens desire 70 aGtesU
sayi-,Iss y The other cities nalnetO
,5s nelI ~ ~ connection with GTeenvIts
l0lumfgISs q that place prefer tnat
y .yir- yi.eis ~ and Rome BE- extended, the
gii1gs5- '11 connection with Columbus
slcs[---sa5l. however, viii have to offer som
obtSfr SfI:, ~, q one Of the other cities
sfe sI-s..ss - tsilanie trade By q new road.
y 5str01o'! receiving : portion or
loe ~ - tut should g new road be bull
~ fbtLie ~ other points. even that " Il be
ess5,. s1lk L 70 the interest Of Columbus
~ ths rosa1il 80 business men generally to at
iR 4leelng next Tuesday"
n9Ifi6.e homicide was committed
= tlscs{st tl.s-s{ at Roekmart, Polk county, shor
q. ssvs tLsIt :, o'h ItOme. 'itseers from the rep
n'.b.l1l5 .15 Rome Tribune, 'that a Mr.
tbrs. -, y 1larsnsl or that town, and 8
ID tS5sbs.sse ssess ago attempted 70 arrest two
- ias-sss BY the nlme Of Lowry. for
srss oiiense. Nothing further was
E5er -sssssrday, when the I4owrys w
css~I-s1l armed with pistols and cal
ssssz naei, informing him that they
% settle their Olddifaculty carm