Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-25

.t- There have DecA s1fe4 - -
l--- ~o.r 9f which have, however, been re-
.t TEE sr5 the remainder we're expected to be
pa, .,fe- by that time. On Tuesday SuPerin-
l----- edwards with force Of men, was
-, d.v putting in new trestles near num-
br1 ,,...a.,,... .,,;,,,.
--.z.,-s.riss Of permitting drOves Of horses,
- and osher animals to be driven at ran
--.,.-.ugb the streets Of that city is dis
-, die municipal government.
~ ,I.eE yeuari, a well known druggist Of
- ffz4 fu that city very suddenly about
~, nj on Tuesday. Congestion of the
..,s.f bv a severe blow on the head, re-
--frv 1fr 9l-na-d Just at the close Of the
,raarbt 70 have been the cause Of his
death
80 death OF 1Ir James NJ. Josssy. which
- In that cit, Tuesday morning shortly
,,a 7...5ck. from the effects Of internal
-.a. received last Friday near Americus,
--r. m a visit 10 lis mother, in Sumter
80 While lIr. Jossey was attempting to
,+.T- % a buggy. in some manner he fell,
'.-a.ry his abdomen against the wheel He
---.-fs-.4H rs serious effects at the time, but,
-.r.ralfg the case in such instances, no
-.-,rs discomfort or pain manif, sted itself
r-.rrs tbi-ry-s;x or forty hours after the
s1.l-l-
,,y.n= fatal accident is reported during
,ss- recent b Sd az Rome a negro. Gus Young,
-tra r fag near the foot Of Howard street in
...-sa Frfisv afternoon was ups and drown
- 1.s.tl f,- was recovered Monday morning
nIbu.rd
r-fs..Imated that the amount of damage
7,-. IN Geargla during the recent freshets
.,rI,rarnt in r5u1d Lumoers to more than
s-s million i liars.
w4b4g. al last received a copy Of the South
.n 5ru.at5r Cr1tfc. published in Atlanta by
v- W. small. Having seen so many COM
rsrart7rv notices Of il, we were prepared to
s.a q first c'ass dramatic journal in every
-..rset but our expectations feH short Of the
rsl-v. The critic is 2 credit 10 Georgia jour
7.r..r,. and Ve trust llr Smal's industry and
s-,a-r.i.4 NAV meet with their due reward.
He se--aialY deserves success.
TIE Atlanta Pbou0gTuph learns from gen
rs1sp who r-ac Ell th-t city on Tuesday Of
destructive ere in West Point on sunday which
54s.-9y. II ten warehouses Rear the depot. The
a--1 of tas ire wss Of rather peculiar
character Ir auaezrs THAI in one Of the ware
houses was st 1reI large NUMBER OF barrels
OF uasa1.t lime, AMI water making its way
n,o the building. came in contact with the
lime. causing Ills barrels TO explode and Great
ng bllz-. Iu one of the warehouses was
stored several kegs Of powoer, which exploded.
,5l-io- up the buildings and altering the
c5n.en.s. The damsg sge was considerable. This
is The second disastrous FIRE that has occurred
IL West Poiat during the past feN months.
T. lis estimated that Walton county was
damaged between f.e and eight thousand dol
lars by the late rains.
Monroe IS 70 have a new shoe factory, which
win employ from twenty-five to thirty hands.
The lot fer the factory has been bsTgained for.
The Wult9u Nc,~s states that Mr. MeGinty,
the celebrated contractor from Athens, has
taken the contract for building the large ell to
tbe High SaCals factory. The goods OF this
company are iu such increased demand that
they have decided TO double their capacity.
The Ph0a0graph states that on Tuesday night
negro mute was run over and killed near
Decatur Tie remains were brought TO At
Ialta The name Of the negro was not known.
Tie deceased had imtibed too freely and had
gone TO sleep on the track
Nle5sevile suffered greatly during the re
cent storm.
The Ailedgeville Recorder says the county
bridge over tile Ocouee river has been injured
by The freshets Of the past weeS. The abut-
meat on The city SIDE has been undermined,
sni 1t WILL not be safe TO cross it until the ex-
t5utof the damage is ascertained, and neces-
slTS reIaus maze.
The Americus Republican learns that the
rain Fri las night last was one Of the heaviest
thar has fallen for years. In Schley county it
vzs accompanied by thunder. lightning and
lai- and did great damage, washing down
fences, corn and cane that had been planted.
also eats aud wheat The mill dams of F. J.
D1z.=-, H. H. Holloway, 7. J. Baisden and
Daniels mill, were Oh broken down and swept
away. In this city culverts. pavements. streets
and gardens. all suffered from washing. From
Eart Is down toward the river we learn that
Tie Flint is booming. bearing on its angry cur
r=at large amount 0f drift wood. rails and
ues thar f7areI down ;he stream toa-ard the
AE-.sehi-5la
SAYS Rome BuUsti,l: The drift wood
~ brush that had lodged during the freshet
-4''is- tht bridge at the foot OF Broad street,
.-.l--ri an sand nearly tNO-- birds FcrOss the
.'tl 10 WaS 50 thicE-in fact its depth was
.-- sane as the rivers rs il reached 20 the
aIl'.lL-EIHHE aUF1.n 81 naEEl. ura4E n
-- i.l ol IF rs he C1Ul1 on q 'iegular built
s-Il H1w % get rid of this island IS some
Nl+t plzt NJ We suppose it will have to be
removed piece BY piece"
rome Courier. Nearly al tie families liv-
;ls south a1l east OF the Rome Railroad track
ga i0 lease their homes Thursday night or
Icy U2fLi <. There " as intense fear and
-t--l-elt N 5-h many Of these during Thurs
- --l- lEe CurreLt was very swift, and
80 gArh IAey could get bateauX there wSs
- Aalgsr especially U WON and children.
e. -i- LsFelace look his horses into his
I-lE 10 save them. Pdliugs, 6reNopd and
NtNte things IA the var S were. for the
l+r-r sW-pt away. All the neighbors.
f--- -'-tL-clefIstlc kinCness and hberatity, Of
- -tef noises u thr Sc sufferers, and al.
provided for without Gelay."
ac7uesp0ndentof the Macon telegraph
NJ t-s Hg=r from Albany, writes as follows,
,I-5l lalr g The ? 50 inst: IT G uD train on
DIllNSicS and Albany Railroad. while
s,5s Lll..e river. happened to a serious
me trestle WOFS gave way, or the
M t--l lrl me track, they can't tell which
A5'l ana second ciaSs coaches were sub
s5I .4 tie middle Of the river, injuring
v-1l ...1l sAShtly- One passenger, whose name
s55 - u aolt e. learn, was injured severely.
tzT.i- i-- o4ek . IfJOn 10 receive medical at
Usi-s,7 captain CrOy-t, the conductor, was
s-ftt -Ag cut across the forehead TIE engine
bz-ssa@e car passed yer safely. The river
rs6s .fev fset uring the night, and is still
sT- lt4.E- Good deal Of damage to crops
morning a VIII Oe O'eihO"ed Oy
ss1-lm1us Enqujrer-Slp: Quite a serious
d.! occurred az the Empire mills yesJer-
u-g-.'t-ll -lls, III b resulted in a severe cut
GzS-,.. NJ u negro by another. It seems that
bsr-ss-, n. 3 Is looked upon as one Of the head
asfE a. e ill.l, and when things ln't 90 on
s119 slogld DE- IS looked I'd n as being re-
uiryv- S. .er4ay mOruis z Monroe Ben
g1-7 s.i--na jl-ue in getting to his work
uF v-ls ported hiw 20 RsT. Henry wood
VT se1-l-G0-Lrd Monroe when he came.
assaf rDr facx into the mill he
ldat trs--,- - -l-a $, y no is the id scOundTel
hai F-,st l'll. George then said that he
lave ~ u but that Monroe would
Ids h. back What he had said
vsiSl.L-..ln I'm with 6 shovel and started 20
uuUzi ~ - q and fell. = he di so Nc nrOe
cl.ti.e W ~ hifn and began TO use the knife,
back ~ m e eFeiy in the left arm and IN the
sl1 Eaf s.,- monroe buen lcLb Ino ulu
vas ova5.l sIe merry TO the hospital when he
Wo drrf7 Aea ana arrested by Mr.. Henry
brought 5.l1a.d sad Captain Charley Clink and
Reid 49,, - He was brought before JUDI
s1,il Ten Cfltru1@y' but trial was postponed
i1r ssfs - y cock 70 day. ard he was nut in iai
court hon ping, The trial takes place at tbs
Earn thsr = While Geerge is severely cut W.
ssrous e1e wounds are not considered dan
ilssiay1 y1I1isPta risl.a Ph0nograph reports that on
" The Geoss--+f,, tI9qut Il O'Clock. broken raj
SsSek H. sae oeoDee bridge, threw from rom tn,
e Z. Bar1rssage car and passenger coach
Slarks's sne1I 2, the commercial agent o.
lefcial trsveeis eotton, and II. d. Jones. a com
connected with Baltimor,