Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-28

,uBnh 81 second tisss -Aat'er'
Georgia Affairs.
r--r.s court of the State has decided
-. v.-- r Rome case that the State is
.l creditor over everybody This de-
The state from loss by the fail
-.- B-ak Of Rome and the Citizens
e.-s s.l Atlanta
-rsrrB1s Enquirer, speaking about the
rsrs- box factory in that city, says:
i.-.---r- SHOWS a good thing when she sees
rHsr She sees it she want il, and when
---,--s II be has it '' And don't you for
--.... 1t Il .uu.. ladies of the Columbus
~-.. -Jr..- have decided to discard silks.
--..-t seeglvs at the approaching COM
-.-rrsa- and wear Eagle and Phenix ging-
1sas
m. Athens H1uucr states that Friday night,
,..-tlisa d u.l- from Lula, the darkeys had
-s.-.f-.clll ID e-waIking" After that
---..v--- -l.., lad a dance During the dance
-srf ta-m -lr very disorderly, and the
r.-. were pl- out Several istol shots were
I'D .at one of the men, James Sims. was
.-t Three those present, John Parks,
r4Pa-LslL Henry Black, we're arrested on
.-.--5-r The first two were subsequently, re
l,.-f .v.v-r. ami the other IS now il all at
F-- TlrftraI snot was fired from outside
H. ..- a-I i- viii probably be very difficult
-t-r-1 1sae liI the Eiling.
r4 C5-am3ls Tunes says that the new town
+FeI terminus of the Columbus and Rome
e,r-9st had quite a little stir last Saturday
E,-.c-'- Court was being held there. and an
,-7re. from Hamilton went up to represent
.sss-s s-a.u-ta ciuz-n OF the new city The
s--5-rre gained his case, which 50 infuriaTed
a-e-z-a -lsr he bounced the al. .Orney.
v55sasral man. right in the court room.
s-u blows passed when friends interfered
451th=dlHtuIJy stopped. The attorney says
tsth1azh1 it was long time before they were
SEPARATED ana he furthermore thinks that he
vi atteui court ia Hood as seldom as posi-
be-
The yllrge of Alapaha was thrown into q
STATE OF ~ ltement few days ago by the
5--rrgof the urpentine still Of Woodburn &
B4L three III les from that place. The fire or
..alssl from a match which was struck by
NrJH e. Griffin, who was attending to the
Is
Esmtl- still tab, aud caused the ignition CT
al,of r5sin- The house and fixtures wcre
totally Destroyed ana Mr. Griffin was badly
l-uzi Loss between $1,000 and Sl.@Ol.
Tie Am-ricus Recorder learns that Mr. Nc
L-ni1H. cd oIontezuma, an old and much re-
spe1-el citizen, who for a number Of years has
bs-uR war h0useman in that city, committed
slliie last sunday morning From what can
l=ga.lerei Of the aft air, it seems that he spent
saturday night with mis- son-in-law, Mr. De
vaughn. ate hearty breakfast, and about ten
5lgls shot himself through the head, prOduc-
Ing death almost Instantly. No cause Is assign
sif0rtb7 rash act neither did he leave any
written statement by which his motives could
bs5g5z-L
The HiIe lEevilIa GHi0H GaG Recorder fnGs
Do -zam.asJi.n that the plum and blackberry
cr5p both promise an abundant yield There
V-l BE- half crop Of peach if nothing
happens 11 them ia the future. We hea- the
e5urtryin say that there viii be a big water
melon crop made, if the seasons are favorable.
Last Thursday one thousand shares Of Geor-
ga Railroad stock were transferred by John
j. Cohen & Sons to Mr.. E II. Greene, ex-Presi-
dent 81 tile Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
NrGreeue is now the largest stOckholder 10 the
eouEary. owning nearly five thousand shares,
orab5ul three quarters of a million Of dollars
WeI=aru from the Valdosta Times that Lunn
Sru4as and DoOly Sharp. negroes on 8Ir. r.
D P-5ssoJt's place, in Echols county, got into
az sI.-rcation while blowing in the field few
tsysa ago, in which the latter received fatal
T--. Of r- ETa u -
minutes Ii is said that DOoiy cut Lunn in the
arm before he received the fatal stab.
AswlJch engine is no stationed at Carriers
vile. The business Of the rosd there having
rsl.H=d such gigantic proportions that it be
cane quite necessary to do 50.
The Gainesville Free Press chronicles the de-
Srlc-ilu by tre, on Saturday night last about
len Qr eleven o'clock, of the residence, kitchen
and some outhouses OF Mrs Aubry, about seven
niles from thar town. on the Tennessee road.
Ihe family blrely escaped from the conflsgra-
Ton. ami bu, a few Of the household goods and
furniture were saved Tlere Is no theory as
nhoT tle IRE originated, and the loss is ABOUT
hree thousand dollars. about one-third being
covered by Insurance. This is a severe hard
snip upon the family Mrs Aubry is a sister
The late eminent statesman and journalist,
hon John Forsyth, Who died few years ago
'll.e editor Of the Mobile Register
me West Point Press says that the whirl of
Tie spindle and the racket Of the loom will
son azain awaken the echoes at the Chatta-
-'oelee Factory, now known as the West
Ie.at Manufacturing Company. Car load after
,Ai ilai 1t the best English machinery is being
paced 90 position, and more is yet to come.
--e mills are now scene of great activity,
--- good report OF production will ere long
oe forthcoming
+15 TcgfdSs UGtcbmGn learns, in cOnveT-
l1'-'a with many citizens OF Appling county,
--As while a few fruit trees may have been
'-s-.y Injured, the crop as a general thing is
-'' l-llased, and large yield may be conf
N7ll4 expected. The TdtchmdR also learns
''-l Ia many ioezlities the apple crop will be
--'sef than it has been for years.
'eHsr2l A. j. Hansell, Of Cobb county, died
4' MS residence near Roswell last sunday
evening Of pneumonia. He was one OF tie
-'sl prominent lawyers of that section, and
--'A- Tie war was mem Der of Ex-Governor
Br1su's stun
--.s.a Times Thursday afternoon
- 5lt4 VI negroes, retuFniI z from the Way
- f1ad, rolled up 10 the depot in NaldosIa
= lpri for few minu, IS. An unruly ras-
e-ealeu g disturbance and was arrested by
H q lliaF>nal and carried to the lookup.
~-ll -nlouS followed some distance, brand
r1+-s pistols and making threats. but returned
r- lais, and Is they rolled of a volley OF
~ sL1lS was fired into the crowd standing
d-ya- y 'lualely no one was hurt. These dare
15,r -1hLoI perhaps be Identified. or else they
So 49, .e compelled 10 visit Valdosta az sin
IA
So mans from Bainbriige.' -
.fSa5s the Hamilton Harris county, Journal:
49, s14rs " suanO at this place Will reach the
SsgFAood OF seven hundred tons this sea
~ --55ssIS Hudson q Johnston have stored
ttI-4It "a tons IN their warehouse. and OF
=, Ave delivered five hundred tons to farm
tsr44 r. could not ascertain the amount
b1---- ~ Aobley Brothers at their ware
c51s.l NlIch Is large, nor the number Of tons
80 e-e4 70 farmers, which has not been
~ s., out the aggregate sales doubtless reach
- ia'.les We have named As many planters
FI5,t-E supplies from Jones Crossing, Co
Wes- iS, FOFtS0n, Cataula, kingsborO. Hood,
- 9lul and LalIFange. il is safe to Sey that
tI-.ls county viii use three thousand tons
T6zs se1If, at q cost OF not less than SI50.OOO.
bgt -L1.stS are able 70 meet the demand now,
tbeir -e.utr the farmer will be able to meet
Question. usLaHus TINS Aah u 0nO'Hei
vaia " "ednescay morning the city of Gaines
re- thrown into a state of exciteme Mt by
Can. mat little daughter Of Dir. John L.
ION I,Ll-1 ll1 been burned to death. Investiga-
mo- however. developed the fact that the ru-
enF,sta aS not entirely true, death not having
bUrTsli' Olt that the little girl was fearfullY
ver-sA- ihe facts. as gathered by the Eagle,
ingS = loloWs; ''ihe little girl was attempt
Ia rss1tAde A.Ade fire. and after placing the wood
stst-ssetllon, picked upa can of kerosene oil and
Hs,e1 tO pour Il over the wood. There was
a. ~ soileWh here among the fuel, and as soon
il 80 oIl struck il, it flew TO the n, exploded
GsiS- scattered the oil all over the girl. Mr..
an was ll ing on a bed in the room.
Nearing the noise OF the explosion,
a4mess % his feet 10 see his daughter in