Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-26

ID a.lleFLuEs SLAl pursuing.
Iva .r experience many notable
s-l catch aI the success it may
--. ste Herald NilIedgevi.le is on a
place that sold for Sl,lO0 two
--ra- be.i at sa,5ol The Herald
..s- afraid that the boom viii be
.Perty holders pltting their fig
Ner-s thus advises everybody:
-.E. relr out Cf debt Settle up this
Dc is probable that next year
% the Augusta C0Hstitlt-
gwen Mr. Pat Walsh of that
ID L-alei cane as a Christmas
-.-.rl
rr-.fte says. Since our last
..E. t.-an seven arrivals and three
There sre now fifteen vessels in
-r- are the Darien Gazette's
.rt.-us for last week: square
.Iaf n1- 7u0 average 3 sQa7 90;
17as tI. 900 average. s. o0a9 90:
..-. a G. nIzlI t0; !. 100 average, SO 90
.. average. $40 S0a12 90. Scab-}0
5000 El- 4l0 average. 3 50as 60
a-.. - -54s 90, 90 average, $40 50l
...f Li-hwEy robbery near Augusta is
.- the Tcr-s of Friday as follows: a
... named Usher who left the city Just
.rr Is-E evening. and when about three
.-l loTu, WAS set upon by three men
.at They took from him about one
ana twenty-five dollars 10 cash and a
rI collar city of Augusta bond. Mr.
.a. ~.lt cotton IN town yeSterdsy. End
.a lrca leulsit iu the Commercial Bank
.-aVIu- or the robbers would have
t--er haul He has no idea Of the
a-. committed the outrage
.1lerrr.sing burglar is still a burgling
all SD Tar money have been captured
i
.-- Irlr-isY night entered the saloon of
Lancaster on Bridge ST. eet, near Capt
.-.-s tv boring an auger hole into the
and Vi-h a EnIfe raised the bar from
.--- r.a shutters. entered and stole about
....... . ...ar- ig money. lot OF cigars whis-
....-r articles No trace II a definite
has yer been found of the Sclun-
..r .-h suspicion rests upon certain
a-. l-- tru-h m = be developed IN
uue
-.r- r.- -Iscou FeissrTuh- "A fun account
.--.. -.-lr- of tn- $ zoe zholders OF the Zen
...r1.I on thursday lat so Savannah
.- r.aul l1 smother column Il is a mat
.-...--srulari1n that the stock brokers
.srf-I.3 srCcEE .lders d d not muster
.-..--r suei-ieut Co atteAipt 10 change the
.r--uerr ot rfe road or the policy by
30 ls~ been governed. Mr. " Ma0ie5 Iur-
...- r..r5ur-ran nl- reasons why there should
co rre~rut any cIauEe IN that line OF
We shall look with lot -res-. not 70 say
.-r ra rI... meeting iu auuary next, being
.r--. r..r any success ul strike aT the
.---7I viii mos only De- injurious 20 that en-
.e-...-e. uur cs'7ml-ous % the best interests
20 -lr ea-lr- state
rr- mon safe a. the Central depot. in Barnes
rI.e was rqered last Thursday. aud 3 uI1 was
-ral-1 llrr.irrn- The Griffin Nelrs gives the
E--al.S 10 the robbery as follows 1t seems
rLar there bad been A note OF warning SOUNDED
r.r .aIl.- c.rcus managers who recently eN-
-l lr la -urr-llle. ana t.lp.- X J EuWeli.
President Tl The F4rEs BANK. has ndd
-uarl. a special polio over the place ever
-.r-e calu mrl ku-w that Sax .-racksmen
rara fll1ElG- Il-l- and not long age th-
.--- caUvl~nau cleaned up the gang aud
.a.-e-el several. pairs OF eyes Inc pos s
.rr.-r.r is always bad man 10 han
I- -s supposed that the men leit
7e1u come Gays ago SheriH BUS
.r u- Ul their track. or rather he
..- Hi.l E.up'~ SNOW Keeping an eye on their
r.1errs- Then they came 70 GAINESVILLE.
a.-e.L a few q ly and llsar peare1- Nednes-
... r.El- tL- gang got on the up train and
r r-- Dob l1eir WORK by making an entrance
-.- rr- ceu0r sli then cutting the back out OF
fashioned Herring safe IN which v as
1850 or three thousand dollars The
... i--ls us=i cold chiseis 20 ,-ouplsn their
u.rl and 'efr ir is Supposed, on The Ma
.-..t rr.fn which arrives ar Barnes ME
u- oCl1rz lu The morning. Sheriff
a-s- iu Grimm ye-Jrrday and thinks be
.lre rn trouble DO cltchIng some ot the
-..r-9->lll thieves
r.r.s Elrrllrer .srn. "A few DAYS ago
Bowen reserved .etter from Mr.. J..
Nllasa~. of Am-ricus- stating that he
...I D. 81 truors wlp was supposed TO be
-c-T. Luc lr- 70 also sisted tna- otuOoS
-.-a ~ bond and EAl failed 10 appear at
Inn 90 tla court ar vshllh he was wanted.
a. Bowen l- once went 20 work % cap
-u.1z ami yesterday his efforts termi-
-.-l.-ss-lIlv >tuUbs states that be shot
..--.al il A-nericls Two years ago. hut
-.- r-.uCt wll E1- a serious one q q The
H.r soon recovered E e was arrested
..l ur 'er che charge % assault with in
a.lfa--r. ana Dir P r. Williams became
-z-uaa- Srubbs left Schiey county.
.. las he-C living, about four weeks
-u- came ro the -ome of his father, who
.I AIlhlms, short distance from this
Dis H-.lslln believed thar he did not
reiuru au1 therefore ofdsred ms
when arrested yesterday ne Was at
~-rf. and WSS preparing to board the
..l-d train On his person as found
-rd a baby rarrier- He was placed in
.sr1 house ard Marshal Bowen tele-
-.... his arrest o. Mr. iIiams, who replied
.- l-ol.l send FOR aim al once
ss.r- c- tl.- prospects Of the Buena Vista
..I. -le l1lum lus Times says: For
--.- our frirnfs IN the thriving little
L..aua Vista have been camOTing fo-
----1t 81 hlI rec nt.y they have been doing
r--laf have Hseu at WOrz- Meetings were
uir-r-s rere appointed who made
-.rr--- -r-ati1us Go the Central Railroad
-s as CT interest them in the matter,
r-sll- IS thar taere IS little doubt but
GLE rrsl lIl be built al an early Gay
.r Geneva or Bostick- The people Of
"a aud along the line are TO prepare
for Iur iron, that ls, grade, bridge ana
CO. ana the Central Railroad IS 70 put
.-su and rolling stock 2 Ihe question nos
what point shall ir tap the central Rail
Geneva or BOStcEs Already both
-s haze been surveyed and estimates
r.e distance 10 Geneva being
miles and 90 E1siIck twenty-four miles,
-s-u i-ed e s. of sraaiue etc. on I Lhe
-..- 81 l.-f no = $50. and the latter Sl,h30,
i1 the cost II grading n favor OF
s. a-t But this. Of course viii be
rr rne additional cost of the four
IRON Iecessary for that route, and we
doubt bus that GeneFa VIII he Sc
.. A- che objective p iint OF the rosa l3tre
.rF other reasons why Geneva should be
-l prominent among which is the depot
already owned by the road at that
SIZE ur our Marion county friends 70
---.l railroad and We want it 10 tap the
- ar Geneva, and We think the mer-
-.f Columbus and Geneva viii aid them
Eils Ehe extra eApense.
.a- att-ruoon oF Saturday. the 18th inst
-..- rE-la aIH- co.ored. who resided II the up
Tr-aerfh Dis -rct OF Houston county.
ana zfiie1 by Henry Knight. also col
From The Perry Home s0Fr7lat We oD-
..a following particulars OF the AFFAIR.
q number Of others, Henry Knight and
- Goodwin LAD been 20 Marshailviile on
-lr 10th inst ana left town on wagon
--"-r -lui4un that evening Both had been
ana Eere thought 70 be under the IN
-f liquor. White on the road and IN
county. the wagon was stopped 70 put
rails on DO Previous % this dispute haI
- between the TWO. ana deceased had said
-.-rF Knight that be could knock IN bark
.lu NJ hen the wagon was stopped
I Knight got down on the ground ana
.-l % T.sI1l at deceased and said; Here Is
- can suors the bark on OF you With
PC l.sts-r 90 which he replied that lt was not
---.-eI Immediately alter which the shot
-r-i Knight seemed greatly eEcited at the
De- deceased Was taken from the wagon
---. Dee was TO another, and carried 70 the
ne parents ou the ptaatation OF Col
E. iA,lam- in Houston county. where he
i..ifliy morning The pistol ball entered
-r rler 90 the right eye, penetrating
ASA Dr. smith testified that the wound
lecesslr-y fatal. In accordance with the
--- .-r t1-ilElug verdict was rendered and
% The larT and Coroner A B. Schilling
---- Ilrg md thst the deceased came TO
---l4 from a pistol shot wound, in the
- ~ Henry knight, and thEt the killing
zone in an unlawful manner Earrant
l-eu issued for the arrest Of Henrg
-'5s' oli be has not yet been found "
-lrr TIE heading Quite a Scare the
-a Enterprise relates the following
-lA2 episode. On last Sunday night
Ann " alker. a eoiored woman OF G CHI
-.l been on a visit TO Longstreet, and
h % Coiey's Station, four miles above
49, % take The train on her return She nad
ME boys with her, aged respectively six