Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-18

81 a..r-' as-4a -sAl@eGLs
Georgia Affairs.
-t.-asglUe Times remarks: 1T is too
--.-.l Is those who have their eyes
t., cotton crop this year. We ex-
ss5r.- Of them trying 70 trade six or
-. cotton for fifteen cent bacon, end
Tar and twenty y-ive cents per
- -aistu Wen have cur revenge then
ssv. We told YOU so "
H7. tue the Darien Gazette will be
r..-v Y-us uad Adrertiser declares
,.hwss- Georgia will either have to
--rs 20 eat at home, or learn how to
-s5rths necessary" with which 10
---.---sn the West.
= ys.oH Telegraph says that on Friday
n. Turner, a brOther-in-law of Mr..
g.. went down to Butler to get Squire Bry-
.----5. under sentence Of ten years in the
.-~ Squire saw that he was in for a
-.rsrat1r. and, rather than endure it, he
-.--.ss- suife and cut out both his eyes
-..arls claimed that the deed was done
.-r.tl7layruu against some splinters in
f--raras Of blood upon his knife and
s.-s-rlstauees disprove this, and prove
statement. 1Ir. Turner returned with
q. l,a5l-
his reau erough when a bank fails and
s widows and orphans, but when it
.-.s uruais. in the luTch it is just too
-- s.- anything. The Augusta Ne,0s says
,-,-v- Henry Grady was the last depositor
n .- Citizens Bank, of Atlanta. He hsd
- fu that institution, and as he walk
l-tse doors we're closed
r-.roudert from Darien informs us that
t4qvas an outrageous assault by a cOlored
ti-s- l1.1re5 girl and boy at the Sidon pl.n-
auaut mile from that city, few days
s- a.tle parties are less than fifteen years
trs-- ana wLIe tLey were J laying the Oldest
t7e. 0rsulel az something said by the
-.--s ami went Off and got his gun. Soon he
s--Bscs. and drawing the weapon upon the
v- sr-rs1 ana locked herself in q bedroom.
F--srs sail 20 the younger boy, who was on
.-z hat he would shoot him, aud de-
l..ly dii So, the charge of fine shot strik-
r-.s shoulder blade, which probably saved
E.r Tile parties were so close the powder
r--i the wounded boys shirt. Our cores
rr--s-t ssys. "Itis to be hoped the prosecu-
-.a41l1, De- bought of. although an effort is
t5-sma5e ia that direction.
ac.r.ir- t0the Americus RepublicGn, there
ts-us diversity Of opinion among the people
t Sumter county in regard to the present con
t1 gf tie fruit crop. Some contend that
ls caches have all been killed by the late
frss vlls others who profess to be posted
c1--ri tl,t a large quantity have not been
DANCED in the least That paper, however,
feels assured from what it has seen, that the
IsaL crop has been considerably damaged.
a-ltLl- uot enough TO make third CT a crop
Lis been saved. This is the second year in
s-e-ssi-n that the peach crop in that section
lls been total y OF partially killed.
liz yeus and Adrertiser is desirous that
DE- raloa5s running into Albany erect a
jla1 lepl5 in that city.
Tie Uncle Tom Cabin Combination was
-5s--i- in Griffin. One OF the missiles hit
C-ts Tom himself on the side Of his head.
l-i be- r5mar- ed that he would give SIS to find
cl. tie man who threw that egg.
Tie athens Banner reports a heavy frost
Visible that section on Friday morning last,
Of sl1v fell Tt fears that the frost has par
tails siieI what fruit had been left from the
previous cold weather
lesgta Der freshets, the Rome Tribune de-
clrs that Rome is "the biggest little city in
u world
Ias Americas Sumter Republican concurs
most tal In the practical and conservative
revs Of the News on the Railroad Commission
question.
The AmeHcus Sumter Republican says that
Sle-f W. T. Sheffield, of Miller county, was
1tltc.-y On Friday, leading one George Col
-1s c1itred man, around the streets by a
fEe ---acLei to his neck The said Collins
l-l broken into the house of J. W. Loving and
1-r7-afz=i II, and made his way to Preston,
'l7rs be was captured. He left on the noon
Tram i1r Smithvile. and DOUBTLESS by this time
Is safely LOGGED in the Miller county Jail.
-Ae Augusta Chronicle SAYS the Port Royal
Ll-r-al cannot be bottled up; that it is hold
Hs lis 5Fn amid all these real and reported
i-Lrlai c9-luiuations, and is watching for op-
I1-l.-ss.
Tie Iaren Timber Gazette reports that
s-.e number Of RATS have come down dur
-{i1t week. anJ the timber market has been
@---.= lively Is thinks there viii be no more
-ise rutS during the season, and says: Tim
o-f'-L H7 doubt come down steadily during
l-z- few weeks, but not in large
t-laHez The following are the
s--sass quotations for last week:
s5l2ra-alJ average. s. 5O07; eco average,
ae sJ average, s. z569 900 average,
S.. La1l average. S9311; 1.1OO average,
'~@-, i--1H average, Sl1 OO0ls. Scab-30O
-sise. S51s 90; 40 average, $SG9 so; 500
A=ias= 81 III 50; coo average, S12Q13.
.-t-9l Telegraph: 1T is said upon good au-
--! t-at a certain tin box containing many
i.-..rl,s rlch, rare and racy, in relation to
~. .-AL events which occurred in Atlanta
r ~ 50 " twelve years ago, has been sent
---ssQn city The seal Of the box has
.el- we'd and the contents, which were
~1-i-tl. "l-l soon be published TO the world.
r ~ Il we'll known by reputation, as the
- aH1 j has figured here IN politics
N-l- luouUe, 10th: Yesterday morning
--l-A bound way freight on the Selma.
f--- --- Dalton Railroad ran of the track
rss -hls side OF Columbiana, and while
r'- r-'- no, get any definite news relative 70
r,..l 's.A- D. must have been bad one, as the
- eg-ll Passenger was delayed over six
-, Whether the north bound train waited
||.
srs I, -.0i-ni until the track was cleared,
'- came on, meeting the other at
49, lE whether they transferred at the
t-s.- gould not ascertain The delayed
.--5-N Nis.tl was due here at four O'Clock yes
se--, afternoon, did not reach the city until
s-' 'eu clock last night
.ane.ieus Republican. Eve learn that the
tgrg.s--ee- Il X SlapietOn s. Co., in Preston, was
q - -.-@el 'I thursday night. The burglars,
Wee racks u IS surmised that there were
Esr-5. = ~ the work. first broke lnt9
tHa-L-t.4 shop, procured tools with which
- - gllt- through the side of the house. in
a1s srst 9 --4tl removed the window fastenings
af- 49, Tie office. After getting in, the
povf--s turned on a pile OF bacon, gun
a--4 Ted into the KEY hole, and then
a-r t- Iuse. Two hundred and thirty dol
tg-,..-s lle irui Of this enterprise. and the
shrn- ped unCetected. The store as
Fh4- ~ 2 vF icfty yards from the hotel, IN
l0rs e ne were q number Of persons, and
pluie-S e-415t. S-5g could be blown open with gun
The r-- --1out arOusing them is mystery
had 49, " a. shining brightly, and If any one
Eou.5 .-.a@ke IN the town. the burglars
Ctt The rfs 1---y nave been seen, and II citizens
pace recognized"
srr,T5gsarLdiHg the two new manufacturing en-
ltiigf55-,Il - augusta the Chronicle and Con-
fsetr-- -'tst says. While all Of Augusta 8
rrosrs-sa a.e tull Of business and bright with
tsettr.T-.s We progress OF the two new manu-
Tee ~ t--sslt tltl0ns deserves particular mo-
lsly hsvs t-4St place. the Enterprise COIn-
ezrer sirr gileeQ lst exactly S3OO,UO0 OF tnelr
slrane-s -lcA Ihey have pretty GOOD as,
i1 ursr-r' --u, That SO 900 more will be worked
r6tb soon when only $4,000 Of the mann
tr Tb. Wll remain for the lucky 1nVes-
eess. sr5 -tsWe est enterprise is assured OF sue
20 town ,l5Ii iIiS.tF soon the Greene street view
Extension L gten up the rising partition or tne
Lere h . MIL It is hardly necessary Just
as si5lsr tty4I al What everybody knows, that
Pe,ion. ri. ms are rapidly approaching COM
bele e5rr-IIes. Ne main buildings and offices are
IS s.ay viii be put in. The IS settlement in
sld vii b-. eomp0ses a suburban town,
eranitevfWiia M q lirlvlng village ike Langley and
lfiss and ~ = "a a short time The new Enter
s1n for eot'S.oiey viii soon be exchanging
i1tesds srcc.oa SS..oa goods. or weaving silver
The m, v1r,--Cag the gold 50 to speak.