Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-02-14

II III NaaN
sseo-- Class 1zatteFs
Georgia Affairs.
rrsrr7uE SAYS tAat near that
viaesille, exists a state Of
t.-fI. 90 contemplate than the
. s.t.s5-csIed free lovers Of Oneida
- O1ce or twice the matter
b- TO the attention Of the
ro.bizE has ever bsen done to
which the Telegraph declares
+Fa sivil.zl atom Of Bibb county.
IT. ls. Tie Macon and Augusta
-. bas.n the construction Of e
.-f frqsrfn- bridge over the Ocmul-
.,.g- ~rsre the former bridge was
..l=d away
rs.srrpE publishes an interview
s,r--fatenient Of the Macon and
g,H-o4d. viii ch is quite interest
bsr wien competed the road
frr5rei a1i ninety-eight miles
= 81 S.v-unah, and the line will
-s--r cf the OCmuigee from its
se,-sa-cr1ss.ns thesI five times
~. r5igt five miles below Macon, at
zrgt5n. aud near Atlanta He
earnings Of the road since the 3
liz vent INFO effect has fallen
: f5.--. but he thinks they may
rzse when tie cheap rates are
tool.
,- death occurred at Calhoun last
.--- a- ro hoy a57u. eighteen years old
Effects Of a blow on his head,
- Is received il by accident. or it
With murier5u5 intent by some
-t known
a T1l7uII records the frightful
Ilre clIlrei child, daughter Of
gaaace N7atf5-i, in that place
LIZ Ta- xii was standing IN front Of
- hsr clothing caught She tried
IT, flames with a oed spread which
-l.fa0acI her body. but did not sue
ne rsnint0 the yard and screamed
4 rt ~ assistance came she was
t,r at she died a few hours
Il. st-+ = clothing, except her
,5ek1-s. uss Surned
-+r+ -s - Jbany NeICs and
.rae Brunsw. < and Albany
Il -t74,+s The heavie, Z timoerea
r DE country. and beforet. s4illA
s years tlrDendae farmer ai1ns
3 r. ro1i viii bs almost in hall O'1s
slfa e,hc-.'
ls 4 Sar asI AdUertiser msnti@-es
F made ia tFar city fgY yonns
-'2 lev days ago He exchanged a
1HkeT. a deg and 8 cash. with
-ha ibE
@ ieE 4irsrtissr ssyg. The i'm
oa-i7Ee at the Brunswick and
Cd saopl-a new wc Cd shop is il
-= s.io1.
ne Journal iii AXIS that the
tus.o1 county viii use large
uzn7 this sea-a-L
Pso1cg apt says The Georgia
be Macon Teie-T aph copies one
5s about sara B. snd credits
u sta Nslrs It he cc4nes to At
II "a Feb We viii murd sr him by
into one Of s allies stocking" D."
Ga lag99fGpts editer made that
p begin 10 mag inc " Lat 3 terrible
-s e vas coEts mplaffng2 He will
bis victim. rush his bones and
70 the consi 5tency Of Jelly u Ia
2. ava roll him out till the mass
Z allnetsrsIau a good sized lead
+ p can expect "a, carry out his
sl ions.
dent from Centre vii age, Charl-
..ss Us that a terrible accident
= s'sh- niles from that Uiace
q negro msu had been abs snt
-al q returning found h. :
-9'' 8 He made a IRE, and told i,
.- ~ Il supper whils he went for
hen Le got back he found the
~ -AsA tire acd was entirely con-
II. '-S % his five children were
~ = Parties living near the place
4 ~ cries from the children or
-llf ate that the building was
y. '5Ft o7n, about six o'clock, the
Is seen floating in the canal ]
- near the wharf. and as soon
taken out. It was clad in a
T 9-hes, but the face vas so de-
covered with mud that it was
+ 4scertaiu whether the body was
sai5s OF a coIored man. The |
says some parties thought that It |
ae eolTof a negro named Sam Ed
o. disappeared last Christmas and |
o7eu heard o. since, bue it could |
--'e hesa il the water for so long a
ey 70 Augusta met with a horrible
-laaE afternoon. We learn from the
ana toHsti.utiondiist that as a
-a q the Port Royal Railroad was
---- Tue curve near South Boundary
|. a5 Heath. little boy about eight
Isl attempted 70 jump on a fat car.
n --a i-.l, and the wheels passed
-zss. m31sLuE them in a horrible
--7 S45 picked up and carried to the
--- "l7rs he died about twelve
o--ias t1e morning he stated that he
as to cross the track ahead Of
= @asn he slipped and fell. The
= q the railroad employees in charge
+. 81 = iaat he was trying to jump on
which has been going on for
-. s'-f the SherGalty OF Richmond
& ,@=ea Captain Pritchard and Colo
-a- a2 decided on Friday last in
the latte = gentleman. The basis OF
vas Ii e Illegal and fraudulent
-Al been east at the election. The
. 1sleral decided however. that the
asfs not proved. a I'D the Governor
4 We commission to {, lionel Daniel
vile Times says R. Nbert Mitchell,
Use '--Ae' assaulted his wife last Satur-
--... ''.a a murierous piece Of santhng-
s-- 7 tIe he missed her, but came
A.as one Of his children. The -hild
recover, though it is seriously r.
-7a''e Robert now languishes in
T. g quantity OF cotton remains I'M
~ II -eias about Rome, and the But
.--- t-e bad weather has ruined it.
~. 'l.er # fears, viii entail much
7ilers OF that section.
,5a .5a-stte says during the month
'aeFe were ia RATS Of square
measuring 3.ciO, ,9O3 feet; and 1OI
- .'l1er, measuring 1.84a. .sss feet,
s--.. .'4i q 505l-7es feet. The following
So Quotations Of the Gazette for
!. i, ,se ; 24lare-5ol average, s6a7 50: zoo
4 t.l-s '5i so average, Ssa1O O5; go
~. - -; 1000 average, Sl0112 %;
s.l1l2 p; 1.acO average, sl20
B II ~ average, 81 5Oa9; 40 average,
: average, SlOG1s 50; coo average,
rag'9.8s 'j9.9ls Times says: Yesterday
On i, ,e.l 4 In the city, beginning early in
ul5T --4d continuing until late in the
sser, IA i1e heaviest fell from / to 8 O'Clock,
tr5-e.1 as It the bottom had really
ms. ms. out of the bucket The south
-lb 49, v4ieeIn portion Of the city was flood
8. dse-' - all IN places it was more than
ls ~. 1As sewers were unable to carry
l,b 81 aiid il on st. Clair street. between
lfr5,,-- 'ielntoSh, a perfect little river
!, r5sss 1he river, which was already
frnri,.s- ffal Teet, and the factories Eera