Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-22

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Georgia Affairs.
-..-,fs Medical Association organized
-s.rr.Ie -t eleven O'Clock Wednesday
a.-h NJ. #. r Dosrer, OF Early, Vice
a ..e chair. The COW ention was
a--E PRAYER by Rev. !. W. McGhee, of
s Dr J. l. Baird. OF Atlanta, was
~ Secretary. The address Of welcome
.r4-si by Dr.. T. s. Hopkins, of Thomas
gtsWls repIisi 70 By Dr. W. L. Holt, of
. H. j. G. LeHardy, of Savannah,
r-s-r- vas Introduced. and delivered
ser-qt address II was able, interest
an r-- -ressive. The committee
entertainment. through Dr. Hopkins,
.-f--s5 tie Isolation banquet last night,
.-.s-rzl. Friday was fixed upon for the
r.r B5h these offers were gracefully &C
,.3 Is t4 association. Secretary Baird
..-4rfar-I IFS resignation. which was re-
t---Irl tie appropriate committee. Other
t....-.s vas rapidly disposed OF. and several
--.l-.=.a.ilrs for membership were pre-
M Ta- tendance was rather small, on
..ss-- f4v. Llt several more members are
---svrse.eI 70 arrive. There was a fair at
--fs1e4 fyis-1r5 and among those present
III b T5lus9u. of Atlanta, c. H Hall, Of
v-5ls-g.Le Dr. Num- Of Savannah, DIR. Fos-
~ 5f aazasts ani DR. Duggan, of Macon.
r-R1n. Tribune says that two or three
f4,ssa.s there was rumor to the effect that
A Els- Tennessee Virginia and Georgia Raii-
tfaI obtained control of the Alabama Cen
t-EHr5a5 This rumor has been positively
.--sn-I ana now looks as if the extension
.tHs Fast Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
RizuzI . tl- Gu.f Is only question OF time.
Tie strawberry crop about Albany bids fair
51lsaa IS large this year.
Tas 8ms-eus Recorder has been informed
.lta ugmber Of bones Of the Confederate
l.aIlre "a 81 found lying about the grounds
5ttas Ani-rs1aviJe cemetery.
Aua-- telling argument is advanced by the
srl-.a Lz.aasIlts in favor of our farmers rails
rEraeIr own meat It is that Western hog
nss-s have a way Of killing their sick hogs as
a7- as y1ey become unhealthy, aud making
t4aaaf them, for sale in the South and else
Fl=-e This may or may not be true, but at
E7rt-. if the Southern farmer raises his own
al-ks1re to know what he is eating.
W- published in this column yesterday an
Bc5lat IT th- assassination Of Mr. Mitson Mel
eu fBHeaa Vista, and the arrest in Column
tsot5Ir Oliver P. Jones as his assassin. The
lslmbHs Times says: THE circumstances
r51tvsrr strongly to Jones, and there exists
U.T--F It.ls doubt that he is the perpetrator
tls most cowardly act. We can imagine no
e-sus-auees TO justify man in taking the
l-1t another 10y shooting him in the dark.
Whenever man feels that he has been ag-
Es7si. there are more honorable ways than
l-s 81 which 20 obtain satisfaction and, when
sr--au1n takes the law in his own hands and
.-lts q Ls d Ike this, justice cannot be too
lnl1.Ly administered ~
lie Uncle Tom Cabin Association failed to
sast performance in Griffin. Cause-an
l-i-aas of only half a dozen. 1t was a regu-
lrelss of "B0ycotting. 4"
Ezaayor Samuel B. Cleghorn, of Columbus,
-eloa Tuesday afternoon last. He was gal
ll-@-ier during the war and stood very high
- --s estimation of his fellow citizens
TIE Dublin Gazette publishes a statement
i1r--a big eater in Laurens county, which
sounds ileredulOus, but which that pa
TE asserts, on the authority of indispu-
lls evidence, to be an Ger true tale His
rll= is Brautley, and the Gazette says on one
'1lson be ate at one meal ham weighing
-ssa pounds, two dozen hard boiled eggs,
2E-=el cups of coffee. a medium sized turkey
i-ael.esel pie containing two whole chick
s-s besides other ingredients of a stew. This
1-4 le says made him sick, but he recov-
s1
Sags the C0viugtOn Star. I'VE have made
i=fr3'e1 inquiries Of several of our most
s-ll-a- aud reliable farmers as to whether
--Esl1 have any fruit this year, and, we
- easel CD state, while the il iUfOrmatiOn we
t--.-- & m them leads US TO believe that the
-e-e crop ,gll ce very short in this county.
-l- sl--9 are a few trees which escaped the
l7st'sIe freezes aud, if we have no more
,- Vie can safely count on a few peaches
- simmer apples, plums, cherries and
---Aa=Fries Will be more plentiful, however"
-szg Jsr-s and Advertiser: Some ma
T-F-. n. evidently possessed of murder
l-.--. threw large rock. weighing about
.-- -Euds. into the residence Of Mr.. a. b.
SAa Monday night. The family were
---z q ta- hail. while little girl about six
- e Was asleep in an adjoining room. The
.I1h- lAe SLsh and glass, striking the
l-.-S The child was greatly frightened,
l1atrly not hurt No clue has been
-- le lLe perpetrat0r Of this outrageous
----5 ne person guilty deserves the seVerest
s7-a--E g the law
-stsize Butler Herald. We learn that on
" -asr negro child. supposed to be
-alte months Old, was found buried in
.aHT-.i In ia girg in au old field on the
.+5> e- pr Ann rOWn, at Prattsburg. Tai
FROM the condition Of the body
it was supposed TO have lain in
t>ll.h some three weeks or more. 1t
.-SS buried beneath the surface OF
=, pug curing the heavy rains the loose
~eshet from over its body. and in this
r-ts remains were discovered. No clue
-- as 70 the perpetrator Of the
-5 .een found. There were seen o
2. 'i7.-ace upon its person
-.as-tg Gazette. ION Sunday morning
49, a-9e-i, au alteration took place be-
=. -.--l ne and his wife. in which he
r-. am threatenet 10 Kill her While
1-s- e liflng, Chari e. Johnson. standing
s9a.a the weapon. and was shot
tsr-- US AAui for his trouble The next
- e-5EE--t was sworn out for Mayne's ar
al p nan skipped He was married but
s.a. ago, ANA it is said he has several
-p.zs A'llE, one IN Brooks and another
rr si-l the remainder Of the counties
E-5-s -t- lo near from. The Sheriff OF
Esv- 1' q " variant now in his possession for
- - would ike much to serve il on
V-sss.. s--4 O- well for our exchanges to
ssr-fE5-F aN around, and warn the gentler
s1- So s5t-eits; I'VE gave, in last weeks
1-r5r ~ Gazette. the particulars of two
----tS ia both Of which q man named
-1z--i-s.l was the principal actor Since
lss-sEft's. 81 -..-e, We have learned the par
---5s --9 attempted escape, which has
-54- ~ eo-1Tlug Of romance. When the
tlss- = several citizens, went TO his house
Ga- s-5 -llest. COuneh got wind OF the
Essss-s4- q once began the run for liberty.
tg. b.l b'-- .t Ior several miles and was lost
--1 s5- .-- oiicer was able to track him.
l--- - ---.l ile reached a large pond. Here
l-l-s- 71 lost; but still, not daunted. the
-,ss --inued. and In looking around
N55 tflr55.-i7 mag resembled, ana did prove
La1e5 80 gI man; and here he had re-
lt1e n5s--5I 81 our Iour or more with just enough
EsssTr s 9 guy 70 get a little breath. he
F-srs 81 Ft.1Al Fsi-Al from the depths and placed
1 el1t-r- tLe new mammoth cotton factory
~ C5r t+'-.'A DO Augusta, the Chronicle
lzs1s iiJtuliSt SAYS: That Augusta
~ EbIeb - - y apparent from the rapidity
tliffr-- -e mas gone ahead in the matter
IN EE -aulIactOFieS. She is not con-
= p5ss- s .I tiiree nor will she be until all
-l1hs s. ~ me canal is utilized A few
slE Essr. 'Ar oIbiey Manufacturing Com
-s-aB8 4-alll-d The capital, six hundred
50 es-v-f.-aLs- was soon secured at home
--1g $50 ana the mill is now rapidly
sT and --A monument TO AuguSta'S
,sal-l h sl.erprise Very recently it was
ls E5 more than double the canacity of
Is % s#j5.s dcJory and obtain subScrip
S'se 6gr5---.. .lonal stock, 10 the amount Of
es has ~ "a ana sixty thousand dollars. This
- CIV Wv very nearly all been placed in
Us e0uf5L ork and Baltimore, and the
E-illag " NtostQ to-day If necessary. This
= = oss1 irs---nl y-n announce that new enterprise
-, s,leeess IILated which promises TO be q
Faas C5rSS.-ti II Is called the King Manufac-
~ sri vifii-s, Nh ., Ia honor Of Judge John P.
y3 with eapitsI 81 sIe ~ anuISG,T1e saHan bnored ID
- 9esbacitv - 2. dollars It is proposed that
NJ sDiadlas ghe mill shall be thirty thou
M e have y. 20 site has yet been selected,
~ eeo obtsirs5 -ouot that a favorable location