Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-28


erS who happen 90 be unlucky enough to pass
while the roads are being worked has this week
Received a CheckmOte IN our County Court.
Some months ago a eolOred lad passed through
town lille the streets were being worked and
was taken down, ducke and his eyes sanded-
fs SD d as he got up and cleared the sand out
Of his eyes sufficiently, he whipped out his PTS
t9i AMI fired at the parties who had served MN
lle scuryy trick The last grand jury fonE
bills against both parties. The cucking par
ties were tried n nday in the County Court
The case being Submitted to q Jury. lhey
were found guilty and will have a fine to pay
or serve in the chaiE-Sang- The shoot, ST plead
guilty and was fined ten dollars.
Perry Home Journal: MIR. James Barker.
OF near York in this county. was IN town yes
ltFdaY. and gave us an account or terrible
battle he han with bees at his house the day
before A little boy beset on fun pushed over
beehive and stirred UP the bees with suck
They soon became exAsperated, anu covered
sA tae children and every living thing IN the
yard. He got the children IN IN house; ana
fastened the doors, and Mr. and Mrs D., IN
Defending them, were also severely stung
The children Eers literally covered with stingS
alter Mr. b. had pEta sheet over ms al ana
80 up the hive, the bees returned 70 lt, anu u
picked up ten chick MS IN tie ySra ttat hsp
oeen killed By the bees. A gOod-slAed puppy
was also killed by them aud two shoats stung
nearly 70 death. He says it was worse nan
mouse en- FIRE for some minutes.
Atlanta correspondence of the Macon Tete-
graph and Messenger: THE first ponds depoS-
lieu 0y the Citizens Bank, as security to the
State for its deposits. consisted Ct S4O.UOO OF
State per cents and $1,000 of Macon ana
Brunswick Ra Tread bones. On the 18th OF
March $780, by order Of the Governor, these
9ouds were surrendered to the bank. in lieu OF
= 600 Atlanta per cent. bonds. and on the
Isin Of March last in accordance with another
orler from the Governor, the Atlanta oonas
were also delivered to W II. Patterson. cashier
q the Citizens Bank, that bank having thsh
gwen personal security in lieu OF the 0onds.
me city bonds thus given up were entered on
'tle iedgers of the bank and counted among It's
assets, but the receivers and the credltors
committee have been uRsSis 60 find the oonos
themselves The report o. the seeslyeEs
charges the bank with S945JO OF tHSse
sily bonds, and S43 600 ara accounted lot tnae
osslag the amount held by the American = 3:
sliange Bank Of New YORK. the question =:
Tiat has become Of the other t5l 50O OF oohdsi
Dll the receivers make a mistake IN charging
tne nix with S94, 500? II the amount sufEen-
esred By the state and the amount SURRENDER
Gu y the New York bank were the same, the
Presumption of a mistake would be reasona-
" one. But there Is difference OF e9,yV,
Glo no one yet heard from has accounted Ior
- Comptroller General Wright disciaIns eisat
= Vas ever the legal custodian OF the bones,
~ mad any control over them whatever. he
AVS that the Governor is the legal custodian
= So mat the deposit was made in the comp
aoIer vault merely as a place Of safety. he
SSsld not make any substitution or surrender
"tlnolt the Governors ORDER