Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-11


Georgia Affairs.
p.raa TrLae IS very desirous that the
sssrs af the Selma. Rome and Dalton
p I BE- located in that city. It
p m-.e would be worth thousands
.fl. .4-- p il.te-
HnHus imes states that one day
r..s. rar,g of men found the deed body
.fs-a-.a man Iu the riser az Frank.in's bend,
uIes above Gordon. There was
..f fsrrlI his waist and piece OF cloth
s-ri lis a.-s. as though weights had been
t.-a.sEt1b.- body He was taken out and
bu-.f IS IDS rary. It Is supposed that he
wis ,.- ae-r. Who murdered a young man
rr Waiter Justice, at Meals Landing,
ag.tf5 months ago.
Furaa-mTg widows Of Covingtou recent
tra41e.l t4 meet ia tlis same room. whose
s7r.t.te ,ss amounted to SO1 years. They
s--ay,I rsSreclfvely 81. -, - AMI G.
ns C.yla-- Star is informed that
yams c.ared b.lls Of Atlanta.
3D. +. 3 servant in the family of
sl-mu.u. railroad official Of that city. was
urr sat ~ & deli,at-iy tinted but highly
embossed Invitation To attend the inaugural
esr.m5a-s ia W Washington, including a trip of
be- Hi-lt fsH,assie' foot az the inaugural
iaL She acceIte.. the invitation ami unani-
aalsy ar.rutei
Td- Es '. and S1udard is strongly in ia
varor u.ssiur Ta.boJtou . summer resort. It
uiak, tEat place excelIentiy situated for vlsi-
ta7s dl-lny th- heated term.
Surtays ago. DR. Hamilton. of the Cuth-
bert FeuaIs College was rcken with paraly-
ss IH- Amer.us Recorder ssys: "A letter
received 6y friend IN this city last Monday
stated tia. Dee could live but few hours. He
Fayabri Do man, and was the victim Of over
work
1b- ,oByers Weekly states that smallpox is
getting quite common throughout Rockdale
county
With Is issue of this week the Conyers
Ht.ky enters upon its fourth volume. Its
editor SAYS that when he s 'artet the paper
tlr.e years ago he had no money, no type and
bat tav friends Now, however. \ e has plenty
ot money plenty Of material and good run
% Patronage. He is iuceed TO be congratu-
lated
The Chronicle and Cousti,utiondIist says
a1tl VISIT To- the iron foundries, the Georgia
Chemical Works aud other institutions in Au-
rlsa UiIcouyiGce anyone that cotton goods
arelatibe only manufactures Of which that
city can boast by any means.
iLr NoH.tllma Weekly reports that col
1reI woman who lived on tue Robinson place.
iH Macon county, was buried to death a few
days ago Sh, bad been unwell for long
tine, ana was lying on a bed near the fire.
when 'aa 9ed clothes ignited and burned hcr
saaicie. b cause death before assistance ar
H1et Tie Westly says - Burned to Death
+ daily report, ana it seems to us that it
eflu ute prevented iu some way"
Al..Asr case of fatal b-rning to death is
reported rs The Columbus Enquirer, which
sLi,-s tagt three Of four days ago a cabin on
tle plantation of Gr. John Aiken, in Upson
county was burned 70 ths ground. ami with it a
As.e aesr9 child. There were four children
asAe3 ug 10 the house. bu, the timely arrival
e Ar Aiken saved three Of them. T. c moth
+ o.. the children was away in the field at
work and bad .7clssd them up in the house as
amat.-r4f projection
t--anauai meeting Of the stockholders Of
t-e 1lt-rE- -iSe Factory Company. was held in
Al,4'.a- Monday. Mr. George T. Jackson was
ese,si President. ami five 81 The ola directors
we're reelected The general exhibit of the
colditou of the company vas 50 gratifying
e tae stockholders that $4,000 to the new
>',A t- Tie mills vas subscribed Immediately
-ioa ,ue adjournment of the meeting,
lAe E7Me Tribune thinks that the very acme
q The asouy Of style is for man with the
l-mI g wear plug har.
We have received a copy Of the Jackson
Hs'd.a, Jus, started at Jefferson, Jackson
county by Mr. Robert S. Howard. 1t is in
e'siI respect credit 10 cur State press, and
We hopeIt will succeed.
Augusta is talking about buil6ing a new
sIeIA house iu rear of the new Masonic Temple
n that city.
There was another collision on the Western
all Atlantic Railroad On Wednesday last. One
s-le was demolished, and about half dozen
-5'sl. ears were wrecked. Three men were
--'~ enc # them. who gave his name as
9-l'-e' Hartley. of Philadelphia. having been
-A-- is seelded as he was walking along the
''--A when the catastrophe took place. Fire
--44 ". Lindsay was also seriously injured
-7 accident &C Urred about fourteen miles
'.'-' atlanta. and is remarkable as having
~ '-e second coli ion on the road this week,
que A.sl having occurred only the day previ-
'-- rush for seats to see Miss Mary Ander-
son Ia Macon was immense Yesterday. Ticket
l9ES arr busily at WORK plying their vo-
'.-'-' ana are asking from 5! 50 10 s. per
tb1 ,sis Journal, The March number Of
~ -t tEt drHier s lfOnfhlg j. a splendid
~. -...l "l.A vaiusbl- information and ad-
rsT e5-l tNo dollars TO J. H. Estiil Savan-
- '~ and ~ II for a year"
ss- ya1-S1H Herald says: Fodder and
JsT-s.-.e 80 q" demand at remunerative prices.
f55s---- ---- --erS shOulj remember that corn and
gi LsF-r lacks for buyers in tuis Section
II a- ~ saiuly q profitable crop. Be certain
fs-s.-7l 'vFn. and then spread out lust as
you viii =. ~ :. case on cotton and potatoes, and
"-- hol regret il.
u --ef s.- ne heading Something Remarkable
r1L-esi ms sumter Repnbl4cdn saws: s-Thss
s-as.s ~ ~ Geursla in tie United States Con-
ler--- 1t3 We're: SenatOrS-,John Mcpherson
-Eiw3r5 I N 1,ilt-r ilt-r /. Colquitt Representatives
Tr7---t~J Black Hugh A Harrison John H
Io-1 h AT u hoW Ell Cobb VIM. h. stiles Absa-
OF an pen ana Alexander II. stephens.
the r-s5 releSstlOn Mr.. Stephens, physically
tie oTl- a..0 "ho never hat a well day, is
have -,,gle one living now. Who would not
u- -se = MN out then as the first, aud not
ros III. F---lm to the iusatilte archer's ar
cent "a N-=lianooss Tunes, alluding to the re-
Isr- t5 collision en- the. Western and At
-e Rairoad near Tn1Te Srs,n an saSe. Hu AT
wss --'s "m WylCe, Of this city. who
az Tu-. r. r. me collision OF two freight trains
si7e J,-. ,-ill liI1 last Monday night, was still
Igurz5 Is f-.A AiJa no h.pes or recovery. He is at
n5tSs- ii, 4, here lie is being attended by his
wsat frg---l-s rs sister, Mrs ". Z Carlisle also
His irfg-s- -ss'eFGey evening 20 attend him.
As "a. aTe-,. FL q very severe character and
cur uT 49, -ext 70 impossible One leg Is
sat g-7-stg A2ee, the other foot is mGngIed
very ser1.-l, a hand IS cut Cf and other
e. MAJ INJURIES sustain. d. The wound
slate sfr,s 4 been ia an unconscious
u slIr-,,e.G = short time after the accident. and
tempteS y operations have been yet at
stter he sdli5s.sss vas conscious a few moments
Nas Injured --SiIall' ana told q friend that he
esF pfeDsrssso..lllle .lle hanging on the side OF the
eolisio1 H. 10y TO Jumping OF, before the
eA poslIlon he was struck By q