Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-19


June last. has been pronounced in
.. r-e surgeon iu charge Of the hos
rr York where ne has been under
lr IS hoped that he msy be able to
...- - clutches. bat il is hardly possible
....-I ever regain fun use Of his limbs
.--- r.a tskeu O. his old home in Rich
rria. where his mother is living
---af his treatment and travel have
r- che Central Railroad Company
r..f him Seo0 per month regularly
Wsc-n IS now without pastor
rs IrT advertiser is alarmed about
-z. and wants a general vaccina-
nc irlu-uatei in Albany.
r.at wave has struck Columbus
Is~5 Friday the Columbus En-
l-het announcements OF nine
had taken place within two
.l.ut thst city.
s- thieves In Columbus have been
...-s -auzacsinrc 5thing stores.o OF those
-.u have been stolen from one house
... ...- .-st week. The Times attributes
.-.- tl the appearance in that city OF
-.t -rlmps. whose delicate eonstitu-
-r-rs could not stand the rigors OF a
rEe.r Northern homes, but who have
sunny south colder than they anti
epal election in Brunswick on Sat
s- week vas between the Gar
-. the -auti-aarfelds' The contest
hlt spirited. and resulted in the
.le Carried ticket by large ma
.-l--= Ct-outcLe chronicles the death
r u Jackson. one Of the most substan-
% CLARKE county.
SAYS it is generally conceded
...a-s VIA receive more cotton this year
Colluitt has offered a reward OF
g. -rls apprehension and delivery TO the
Baldwin county Of Warren Owens
-.l ultl Pie murder Of Stephen Young on
.t Soveu5er last. Ovens is described
ll-lt five feet six or eight inches high
rrltzl o.. eyes a dark brown with a pc
--az 90 uleasiusss- all the time looking
sit expecting some hing with a small
-sa-y uoustache. dark sandy hair. and
He viii weigh $50 or 100 pounds.
-s-ueI Jssup. School Commissioner oi
county. died on Friday morning last
a-..-a- Illness Cf two weeks with typhoid fe
lI- was a Valuable citizen, and Sill b'
----.r missed
i county has declared in favor Of
ly decided majority.
ss-arel that the '-husted" fertilizer house
lal-u G. CO.. Baltimore. have large amount:
.r fertilizers scattered throug ghout this STATE
--lI If the receiver Of the bankrupt con
.s-u should force sales Of these fertilizers II
elall PROBABLY materially interfere witk the
.-ate in Georgia tLis season
SAYS tle Rome Courier: The contractor
cu rE- section 90 tue Cincinnati aud GeOrgis
bai rall between this city ard Atlanta arl
rusrirc th- ucrk a. q lively rate We under
stand tlar t1ey have about two hundred hand
srI n.ty teams employed, and are literally
-1akl1E the dirt hy-"
Luter tle heed The Egypt Of Georgia" thu
AmeuCus sumter EcpU5liCdn SAYS. I'VE ar
oar sister coiinty D9ois- While want Is p
r-a siH- the rest o. the land. corn Is selling
.ra- there at eighty cents per bushel. POta
-H--. sFrup aul peas are also very cheap"
Tire Eastman Times saws that Mr.. l. L
-cI- az ie falr county. Ellled a bald eagle
.a-- week uhiel measured eight feet from uI
ru 10 IT'S ~ uEs. one OF the feet was sent L
rs .-l--. aud the claws from point to pCin
-al-lrrd -ss inches This monstrous bird haC
--wn sh-ep down when Mr.. Burch dis
...eraI ir aud fOrcre him 10 relax mis- hold bY
el. rife ball through his esgleship."
Athens Chroulcle- Mr.. Thomas Gean in
ls 90 che e pture u large hawE on hi
-a-f luesl4F- " ueu uTat discovered
rLe act q d-vOuring full-gr0wn Ply
ck rooster which IL had caught
ae- driving the hawk from its prey he bull
i-.Ee1 ord trsp, Gnd placed it where ht
... seen the hawk putting What remain ed Oi
s.E. Oh Cle trigger Ia few minutes hs
- .re ~arisfacri ion OF seeing mis- hawkshiI
l. -rrrE The trigger. and thus become &
Lr measured three feet from tip q
r.e sing. Others annoyed by this bird
p-llt ~ following Mr. Gean's mode Of
rl-e
-- uarleu T5mber Cazette says: There
sH#el bus few RATS down since our last
-.- lgr they we're disposed OF at good fig
l-l..l-h the manufacture was not Sc
E good arricle II timber Is bound 70
El l1 tlls marset- bur those cutters who
r-. r rrinEirg poorly manufactured stun
--.- ul-- take the consequences There
sod demand for timber in Darien,
-- who bring gOoi article viii find no
ia i.sp0siug of it at a good price, Al
- here IS ruJ a small supply of timber 10
are-r The followIng are the GGzette's
quotations for last week: square
rage. s. 5Caf 90. 7l0 average, s. sOA7 60;
.E.r-E- = 2ias Cd, goo average, IS O0A9 90.
.ra-s e g O0alJ 10. ]. .lu0 average, SO 90
l-ll average. SO s0Al2 o. Scab-5OO
e s. u0sd 5ls 500 average 3 50as 90
aEe, - s5as t0' coo average, SO sOa
Atlanta Plsf-.EppeaI Of Friday reports
aHr---r.cIs murder near atlanta. as follows:
morning, Just before day. col0red man
-r--r-d oy unknown parties about one
-l yards fr0ui East PoiRt- The body
Fs. url early this morning 10y some railroad
-a-s near the railroad track. There was no
- ln.ut the person OF the murdered
1y whicA his identity could
.s-al. she'd he vas clever look
II ar-o. aui had come TO his death,
r bF blows on hi, head with a club,
Is ..- being badly bruised He had been strip
r ll- ourer c.othiug Near the body there
F- Ha-etclr tracss clearly indicating the
20 tRo men, who seemed 10 have
-l -lEu with their victim and then gone
-- opposite direction from East Point
--.r. ea'so signs % a scufiis, showing that
lrlarers had met with resistance. The
au who brings This news IS Dir. Z +.
e1ru Mr Lyle of East Point, sent
rs -uug 90 report the circumstances to
.aura uolic- and ask that some one be
.al ru work up the case Mr.. Lee says
l-lt that the murderers can be traced
matter is attended 70 without Delay. "
-.Is .le 0lltti1rpe Echo: a gentleman in
.sls a plantation in the natwoOds 10
-v- and has a negro tenant on his
M long srnce the gentleman learned
-e-ro that a white man came 70 him
rru- The negro replied that he had
Char DO belonged 10 Captain ---- y
nFle1 the white man 'yOu can Just lee
z-1e- know hat there Is corn here on
and thar I VIII give them 20 cents
l for al they will bring me- The
.UeEer told his landlord instead OF
... calo1t with him. Such man needs
and We have no doubt an eye Is on
--rsfay last two railway accidents oc-
l GeorEis, one on the Western and
. and the other on the Air Line Road
a.at-a P1sf-AppcGi gives the following
% ul D of them. "A co lisiOn Oc-
-.aeeu an incoming and outgoing
all az IItOu. about two miles this
-i.lon. Cu the Western and Atlantic
.-ierlay afternoon between three and
a- uF which both engines 6nd the
HEE % both trains were completely
.- lle ace dent caused the detention
---rr--r train which should have
r.r a- c.10 until $50 this morning,
passenger who was at the scene Of
--rf trt fsrticulars OF the collision are
- u appears that there were two
f7eeats % be passed al Dalton by
.-Al freight which. on reaching
r1 a north bound freight, and that
ltrge1 Tor a following train, the
A.ttlita pssset and proceeded on its
Etueer spposiEg the track TO be
s- --n ufarlnF Iilton al schedule speed,
--E a curve, the north bound train
.e7e1- at-o running at schedule rate.
Ve-e they t0eether Thaf tie engineers
lle 20 reverse levers and
---.rle themselves. The engineers,
yam uel and conductors seeing the
r-- ntllailinE. leit their trains and took
e-r--> AZ The point of the collision the
rsE ~ L-sl tennessee, Virginia aud Geor-
49,. l--s parallel with the Western and
--.-- 4nd- as the two trains went
q ns toward each other and met
NeafeninE crash, and the engines
--- ~ aud came down again clear of
- fA-l of the track % the East Tannes-
rs ---a and Ge1rZia Road twenty wards
ur.-.t,-..e-il ~ -ilreiE1t cars we're telescoped aud
- - - l--ed MY feet htsh. while the ground
I'm with miscellaneous freieit for =
-.se Fa7ds aroand Another account ssvs