Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-13

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l..---yis Christian Monitor enters
~, N4,r Year with bright prospects. The
e. -qi f,r. running expenses for the
..- have al been met, and there is
m -l-o-Us On hlnd
,r.s--.ls S,mier RepHblieaH states
,r7-.isr last two negro men. Tobe Har-
--1 wilson. a half wiJted negro. liyir g
,fs 1.la.a1ou Of Colonel 8 H. HaN d1s in
--.--r.4.gf.h district Of Sumter county,
.---i. nj, over a gun, the latter trying 20
e. srlv from the former. During the
n. .s. weapon was discharged, the load
-s--if.v Harris. a ten or twelve-year-o'd
tr4 t.sI. ri ling him instantly. The
rs back portion Of his head was torn off.
II. Dire accidental.
a,,i-r--r EaieIpriss IS of the opinion
...,.. .sv-a1ss5a Of the Macon ard Bruins
psl-s.d seems to be making slow pro-
. r- .lvs- ..Fhere ars 50 many diffe rent
---s .r7,t as 10 the route chosen by the
.ev,r. as the most erect line, that we are
/ Ilss q, say whether we VIII reap the bens-
r.,.. sr-i..ipt-si or cot The surveyors
r,- or .bs route direct from Macon to
,r,-+s and Sc Is 70 that this route will be
..r..lr,st thar hls bcen surveyed yet. We
r5- tr5a wh-.ler another route viii be
-7.rei ~ ro. We eau Only wait and see,
-r.d5 Lops they viii chO9se the COsington
l.=
terrible tragedy was enacted in Columbus
-s1rafsaa ,fr y. NJ Bryant, while care
lnl-ia- PISTOL, accidentally discharg-
(. szI tbe b5U entered the brain OF Ella
,sh.ls. d colorei girl. cau-ing her death
silv morning. Mr. Bryant gave himself
H= is sail 30 be almost c-azed at the
.I and SAYS he would give world Of wealth
could only undo what he has done.
Tie Nsclu Telegraph says that on Saturday
,5- Ca--usr Caapman held an inquest over
.57i7 OF an old negro woman. found dead
Gl.-.a's field. near that city. The On'y name
-e-f woman possessed was "Aunt Betsy"
s-- being no marks CT violence about her
-s7a tHe Jury returned a verdict of death
-u r1su5sn causes.
TIE yJsiEzfu Enterprise boasts that Thom-
sEe IS ore Georgia town which is out Of
5-
Tls Cl-iuer.i ] Bank OF Augusta mas ia
-clssi its capitalize $4,000.
The Rome Tribune asks: wilt negroes steal
born and then, after dis-u ssins the question.
s-1ivss az the conclusion, ''Dcn't leave your
tor around loose"
Atlanta Cons if.tion There is a rumor
flsr thar Z. H. Gresn, the mil'iOaaire, who
1ltrJs q q great degree the Louisville and
Nashville R-Ilr1I3. has begun wholesale pur-
rIise OF tie s.Cc{ Of the Georgia AMI th- West
Point Railroads. With = view Of obtaining con-
trl Cf tl--- lines It Is merely a rumOT, and
! reporter III Uua Constitution yesterday Ell
laayure1 % trace it to something solid in fact.
Ils el.ri on 1ir James, and asked what he
fll1ga- li she matter Well ne replied. 1T
b. amounts 10 about this: The friends of Gen.
Ai-zl-jrr iu Sew York have recently bought
-vl Thousand shares Of GeJrgii Railroad
~ Z Was Do done EiE1 view or sbEaInl1g
aH-rl. If tie Ioadf I have no idea iC was.
l0l must remember that there are 81, 20 Go
Ct capital invested in the road, and the stock
referred 60 represents only about S209.O03 of
C. lwQuld take 8 much larger purchase TO
gain essen an appearance Of control What
Toes the p9rch3ye signify then9' Nothing,
rl- taGr tie stock IS desirable as Rn invest
url- 10 Is now ia and viii pay per cent.
tl.s wear, In Ell probability. This vii run
aTIr up tl l29 or 10. au1 shTewd capitalists
naturally turn their attention 70 is / think
y as lu Investment What about the West
l1ilt h0lJs' I don't think the New York par
t1s lsy- purchased any Of it. At least, have
nl. heard oL any such transaction.
Slys the Tocc1a Nelrs: 1t was our pleasure
% vs- the famous TOccOa Falls on Sunday
-zs.. after the snow on Saturday. We shall
Do. lttemnt % describe tine grandeur CT the
sc=ls they presented. The creek was frozen
over. ard at tie hase OF the rock over which
NE waller fal $. the snow and frozen sp- -Ry had
accumulated tC tie depth OF about sixteen feet.
-l- vas sufficiently firm to admit of ones
l-ins uQou y To use q homeiy expression.
--o'a lse about fifty or seventy bales
Z cltt0a had been ginuei at the top and
.-l.Nn over l11s7- lCicles were hanging from
Ll- l-i-es Ten 90 fourteen feet ii length
Says The Etton.on Messenger: "a movement
s. ae ar g Iab.y informed being worked up
Y "a-i1 a factory is 20 be e-ected in or near
---- ---ll lAc plan IS % run the factory by
,-.il q rrsc-e4 in EltOntO1. and to form a
i4- s-2-E company for its completion and
l-.-re operation l. is c truth that none viii
-a.l'-I that unless we upbuild ourselves We
wa never fi'-- our sister towns are undergo
- = PHI lii27av7-nents and sn'e priseS that
w -..ell ls-ds1me revenues IN more ways
.-t- 9ns Why sboul1 not EatOnton upbuild!
----,Y5l aeTe WJJld pay. Ii would pay the
...l3-ierS. and it wOulI pay he town. Let
poosper"
pa regard 70 The TuTpeniine Industry" the
1etftes comfy Ae3rs SAYS. This comparative
Z -5" INDUSTRY is attracting much attention in
gL ..llllIy. Tie people of this section who,
i- = { si5-l measure, own the timber. have al
80 - li 10 he Idle ard ulteTelOPed, no with
-l - ls L1e turpeutine is q great source Of
1,g-le- taIS timber has stood UDoa the earth
- =. centuries. and 1t may stand there as much
L.--s.. ana the owners will derive no more
el-elL from { than from an equivalent sum Of
Nser~ -
e. = .lAe. Fdr1eS who have experience in this
80 l-e lHnustry are teaching the people OF
~ ~ 4 JlllntFF an Important lesSOn, and one by
,-s -.4 tley mas be benefited, IL they vi lrnly
-----el tle lfea that the timber must be left
I,t-glr ~ w pos-trltT. By the same rule il would
60. .9 succeeding generations and when
- ,sr ,1ll is the resurrection. our pine for
r.-i:l- - stt- De rs IN Us primitive state. By
.-s the lumber for turpeutiue, q large
n -.--- ~, eI capital IS put in circulation among
i- F-l-a goes % building up schools. improv-
r-e & -- -F-A', and In many respects advancing
s1-' ii welfare Of our whole country"
~. --4lgns Duly BdHn.r: '-On Sunday last, as
I--t t {. ~ heuney, Of this city, was standlog
---,I, II, back 10 the fire, her dress caught and
80! D.aled % the was, crisping aud burn
80 ~ aelSe OF a woClen shawl BY the noise
Il, name she found out her situation. when
IL my set down on the Il 5oT. and. folding
-sl parts Of her dress over the Hame.
sfgE., -'.l-l the fire without receiving the
i7i,5 ~ olFn This remarkable presence Of
ei,-t ee commend 10 all our readers. IL the
T5eHs,,. c-len iir1 quietly smother the flames.
a. - y elurSe-getting excited and rushirg g
---Al Tor help-is sure to make matters
Mr. I-l 80 li has caused the death of many.
nlar5-tl-i me- act was as rare as It IS COM
Ili7I I--5.5- --s- IL she had lost her presence of
ieer.1f ~ eia tel what the result might have
n5r3.- 1rs Ao1.tezuma Weekly reports a brutal
- ~ ~ gay OF December. John I.uciOus was
Woo5,-..t-, almost instantly killed by Jesse
The 80, 80, ABOUT three miles below Vienna.
l1ub'eTl9u OF stFuctIOn was a common
tersf ~. ~ 5ied shotgun One charge en-
exit st ~ = lSSlt SSlt eye Of Lucious, and made its
with II -5 oacS Of his head, c rrying his brains
Cotton I.iclous la sold Woodward some
thous.--e's5 esei and was to take in payment two
sDir NJ sPlil rails, one thousand only being
Lucio,,,' coward called ct the residence Cf
wife I,-. eAI demanded the seed from his
lad ~. "as told he could not get them, as he
lrac, c9mpiet with hi, part Of the con-
W5o5v---ss. thrn LuciCus came up and told
Lad sr.-- s'e could not get the seed until he
ward IA t!e other thousand rails. Wood
lie CAM LIN 20 stand back saying that II
out IIl@sll4 I--l l4sE step he would blow his brains
his pun a. - - advanced and Woodward raised
eessed Il almost touching the face of the de
lss ~. tu llFed. Woodward escaped and
has bseH ~. ~ sSted. though dilig Mt search
Z vas --,.-e t-' Ior niIn. From all we can learn
bo0iv LIutet murder. the ike az which
w. A.l known for some time"
frs h ave ave already published the fact that a
entire OMEN ln2 had destroyed the Office and
Mace ~ ~ OS the Baptist EdaneT OF that
were pra,s.Lih ~ winch Messrs Wood & Blackstock
q tie dsssSeseoF ps.ssoFs The Cumming cl1rfOa says
II ESlse EES'.le9tal Mr. Prince. tbe for1maS % and an
think therai 80 the Office about sundown, and
0cloel- 81 Ts.is s-ss no chance for fire. About ten
About ivs .is9t light was SEN in The house.
A.ss0TeFed ~. 80 sunday morning the fire was
WI WV Do was fna lafa - -n,-n -