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

Aluding to the Circuit Court in session at
Jasper last week. the Hamilton County Times
says: The most important case on the docket
Is that OF z. F. Coyle, indicted for murder in
the nrst degree. Owing to q lack OF time from
the finding OF the bill to the adjournment OF
the court to have a fair and impartial hearing
OF the case, State Attorney White suggested
the lmproprtety OF attempting a trial at this
term. Judge Vann has therefore named the
trst Monday after the 10th Of December as the
first day OF a special term to try the cause A
viii VIII OF haoeas corpus Will be presented to the
court by defendants counsel for the purpose
OF obtaining bail What the result will be we
mot conjecture"
Tallahassee Economist: "Col. John L. IngIis,
OF Madison. writes G. c. Pearce, Esq. of this
city, who has favored us with the item that
he has made twenty-five 2-horse wagon loads
wagon with frame on; of No. tCrOwfOot grass,
well cured hay, from six and a half acres of
land. and that his Bermuda grass is as green as
a rye pasture IN May He adds-and he could
have said nothing more sensible in our opinioo:
Try sheep and Bermuda grass on your old
plantations
Lake City Reporter: Last SATURDAY. there
was received by railroad nearly car load Of
Jugs and jars, made from Georgia clay. Why
not make such things at home?-Quite a mum
Der OF our citizens. We learn, will plant largely
OF the early varieties Of peaches this season.
They should plant also the late ones as they
pay quite as well as the early-The shops in
this town continue TO build wagons, and they
are purchased as rapidly as completed, show
ing that the workmanship compares fayorably
with that Of the cities"
Fernandina Mirror: Mr.. W v Thomson
has shown Us very peculiar orange grown by
A Eichelberger, Esq at Ocala. 1t Is a very
light yellow, medium siz ID and striped in light
stripes vertically. IL is said to be very supe-
riOr orange"
Fernandina Mirror: The press of the State
devOtes so little space to politics. that it will be
difficult for a new conner TO tell much about
the political complexion We have the good
L.
interests as OF greater importance than the
quarrels of the stalwarts and half breeds of
Tammany ard Irving Hall Immigrants are
welcomed and no questions asked"
Fernandina Mirror: We are glad to learn
that cur truck growers are preparing to plant
largely OF Irish potatoes and cabb ges. The
last named were ling at last a0vices in
Northern markets at S12 50 per 100, and the
high prices OF potatoes will assure good sale
in the spring for early potatoes Beets will
also. we learn, be largely planted. at the sug-
gestiOn of the Northern commission mer-
chants"
Quincy Herald: Last Saturday night the
City Marshal put some men into the jail and
before morning they had kicked of some Of
the boards and were outside the city limits
We hear that one Of them hurt his foot while
getting away, and avOwS his purpose to sue
the corporation for damages"
Quincy Herald: Last week difficulty oc-
CURED at the camp OF Mr.. English Albert on
the Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad. between
a white man by the name of Turnsge, from
Georgia, and a eOlored man from this county
called Cesar Bradwel It grew out Of the de-
fense of a boy by Turnage, who was being
chunked at by the negro for some awkward
work. II seems that other darkies took up
the matter, which enrsged the white man so
much that he obtained horse pistol to use in
the event of any further fracas. He laid it
down. the difficulty started again, and he went
and got it and tried to use il. but the caps
had been removed while he gone
from where he had placed it. Several
negroes then gave him an unmerciful beating
using shovels and spades. Turnsge Afterwards
gathered up a crowd OF men, from some
source unknown, and for several nights they
watched the camp of the colored man, Brad
well. He had left but returned on Thursday
night. His camp was fired into the same
night, resulting in the death Of a cOlored man
from Georgia and the friend and companion
Of Turnage who had not been engaged in the
trouble and the slight wOunding of three
other parties. This is a statement that We
gather from persons engaged in working the
railroad. COroner's inquest was held over
the dead man, but We hive not heard the YER
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