Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-08
Genrgia Affairs.


Georgia Affairs.
,-.--r IS made in Augusta for Mr.. W. C.
an absent minded gentleman, who was
-r-s-- no the Georgia Railroad on Tues
.-...-.-f has not been heard from since.
~. r--v--,irv of Georgia has the finest ap-
.-.,z and th. most thorough equipment in
aS-1-a
r- v-H of tie State University, IS known as
81. .tr.s- Psriamentarian in the country,
-.- the exception. perhaps, Of James G.
El-e
,r---f about To- begin the boring OF her
~. -r-r Which is estimated to cost about
g.. .rft5re4ai-e about thirty days in the
--- Tf7tViI be cheap if she gets good
VII
svs--- telegraph learns that Rev. J. o.
tr... as Columbus will not prosecute the
abroad company on account Of the injuries he
.-..--f fr the recent accident, damages to
bin having been amicably settled between
l-u
r-arners of Calhoun couRty are reported
.- have made fine corn crops and two thirds
tacl-t1u crop.
Tie Fu--er Herald has chapter OF one days
...ss1rs last week. Master Barlow Chapman
AL as.f G-ay LAST fingers by carelessness in
-,-5-irrc1tr1n gas and 1Ir. R. II. Garrett was
.--rn fy a mule and his collar bone broken.
Dawson College now numbers one hundred
s-f seventy pupils and expects twenty more
r-afslth df Dr. !. R James. Of Dawson, is
r--rmesd by tIe Journal The deceased, we
,..-E was a brother OF Dr. Thomas p James.
-.r known as Georgia State Agricultural Com
1..1u-r
The Macon TsIegTuph's trade issue is one Of
fs tzs. that has yet appeared in the State.
The arrangement and printing are excellent
centre execution something for the editors
s-t printers 20 be proud Of.
Tt-Ge1rgia state Fair. which will open at Ma
4 e1o1tlel7tb0 Of October and continue through
es -i will be an attractive agricultural
a. Industrial show great number of
----s have already been made. Liberal
r-ruus are offered in every department.
T-ruzramme Of trottiug and running races
r s excellent. representing some Of the
Anus stables Of the country.
valuable horse in Macon Thursday, the
rpertY % Nr Morgan Clark. ran frightful
l-- with an empty wagon. and, coming in con-
l-- with a Pile Of lumber, broke one Of his
RS
N- George l. Seney has written a letter to
y. rutherford, doubling his subscription TO
es Lucy Cobb Institute, making in an ten
1ssld dollars
r-. Atlanta POST appeal Of Thursday gives
,-s.,--lut = the sad death or Miss Sudie Sims
a,hl- city. on Thursday. from a dose Of arss-
d, administered through mistake for Qui-
-1-
AIs5vi1 Atlanta the other day stepped on a
aaars pee. slipped and fell, spraining her
axle badly
NH s. Chamberlain, OF the Chattanooga
I-rCompauy. thinks Of buying the franchises
&C t5e recently destroyed Atlanta Rolling
Ms
Lr-s little negro boys are servir e three
u11.ls Oh the chain gang in Atlanta for bird
Esa.l,.
Frank Powell. who some time ago stabbed
All attempted to murder Laura Hill in At
ial,l and made his escape, has been cap
u-i
ls-er Timber Gazette: I'VE learned that
.-lHfs i8y night last fire took place on the
-l-7-'a plantation few miles from DArien,
-t-. were burned mp loaded with rice, owned
,l John Ni=l--ugsle."
atlanta Constitution: Senator Brown left
A--l-a Yesterday evening in his private car,
A.il-s. Tor Washington city He was ac-
N.-ilaEi-1 hv his son. Mr.. Eli Jah Brown, and
l' laughter. fLiss Ssihe Brown In the same
canvas Senator Voorhees,, who also goes 20
Washington"
"l-t f'rrIir CifTzen: "a passenger train
% i1e Western and Atlantic Railroad ran
,--. -Ao flat cars at BOyce station one night
~ N--a The engineer and fireman were
.-l+n from the cab and both badly injured,
trio-m-rs arm being broken. An old lady
49, ger IS also injured. The hat cars we're
ta-y 1-moli shed"
G-trre.t Herald. ''Gwinnett county is be-
s---1E 20 attract attention all over the country
= --- on the most desirable sections in the
e.- i1 I've iu- The health, climate, fine
---5 t-ltIctive soil, diversity Of crops. rail
-.- --- i.i--ies. fine water power, large white
L-t--i-ll. Low taxes and rapid improvement,
81 combine Co arrest the attention Of those
''lA--- home Of an investment"
,u---ll Citizen: "A few nights ago a number
pss, aged from twelve to eighteen, who
- l--I hunting the entire day, thoroughly
.---,-e1 1y their long tramp. sat down on
I-.roai track in order 10 gain few mo-
s rfs- While string there they fei
s-St' a11 one O. the number. a boy named
i.--l----.s was instantly killed by a passing
@-A Tram, and his brother seriously in
a.. ,A-,l1ta Constellation. 'sThe horse hooked to
,-ln hyau's delivery wagon took fright
ssS--et evening on Collins street and ran
80 bIrlrs the flight the wagon struck
~ N-1 vas crossing the street and Knocked
5-9~n. Tie wheels passed over her limbs.
-'-srtaiue5"
-----..T.-E= Fea1cruf: Major II S. Haines,
W.-1l -1l -Ara-er Of the Savannah. Florida and
f.-.-,- I. L--Ilrlad. has shown hy his lnde-
IT'S having knTrfh faRnFg1a
--.-L .-r>tlLc1 at the Atlanta Exposition
49, -As me- interests Of this section closely
-z'.- ~ lan has done more for the dc
a.. ---- ol our vast resources than he has
v--1l-a Constitution. Henry Jordan, a
sS s---S me man. who resides about six miles
T.-t at-1ta. was yesterday before Judge
ci,-..-. I. a preliminary trial upon warrant
sr--< -.-I With Sstuctiun. The complain
tirs--- '-ls- smith. Uno restless near Jor-
av1----7 anu " no alleges that her G2ughler,
di-. .eiE of twenty, is the victim OF jor-
'l-e,a1a-iug smiles
sils7l.e BisDu.ch: ION Tuesday or iaSt
~ -'e gan Lolse Of Mr.. f d. Bruce, in vii
v-..Llats vas destroyed by fire. A eOlored
80 lsu. y Mary BroEn was seen to ruR
-. Under The Ngii1ing as the flames shot up
&c. ll- ..nt r0,,'C. She vas arrested, and
~ i -p-H1r Cour. ,~ss 10 session - Able
f.-- grand jury fOuh iill against her
"a. --f "Un arson in 'Ee sleS uIne- On
Be- s-.-g --lau made two state.' ''ertss one mat
Ne 1r5-.- a rat when IL struck the 'nAtela, ana
lp- i -tl she struck the match 10 ueI -
s-.--,. va convicted bF the jury. am, was
ps-r.- ly Judge Pate TO two years in the
,1a --s. A motion was made for a new
sr.-.-lI'-s spoudent Of the Newman Herald
'4-s4 4-s IN Aorror from Panther creek: i am
1'-s report the awful death of Johnny
l. sl,-Lll. o. Mr. R Bond, Just over the COweta
= ~ II IooE place near Centre. Ala, on
ldss- isst month. Johnny was engaged
E gI- lumber at Jack Wester's saw
esrris,- NJ accidentally fell across the log
f-lg7- 1-- before he could recover he was
ID ~ r ~ ''nfact with the saw. which cut of
eg ue,.ss Just Glow the knee His foot and
H2ht ~ l'LFu"n 70 the top Of the house. Ills
-7si CrI Nas also cut of near the ankle. He
1ans v-ss.'Snt s e'Snt hours and expired. His re-
& Nly n brought to Palmetto and Inferred
ei1oE ,n9pe Church. He leaves a young
1lgru M. t5Il many friends and relatives to
b1ndepfcSs = unumely DEATH" Another cores
ssrs 49, me same journal says both legs
Iler 49, on, one above the knee and the
sllrs- 1--we The ankle, and that he lived nine
A1r5-'-llge Demoerof. EsAe about osoIo.r-