Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-07
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.. second Glass Matter.


M EN NNa- WHa HfAaANN -
-.H second ClRsS Matter.
Georgia Affairs.
--.r lent from Brunswick writes US
.r.-- r-nr-sses. Virginia and Georgia
s-.--rtnv has received at that point
..---.s os first class steel rails, to be
.r.. ---.nsiou Of their lines between
-.-.-+ Rome. Track laying has begun at
-r-.- -h-ee miles having been laid uD
.-. ---.sat time This company, also
..--asuoudeut. is greatly enlarging
.-.-.s az B Brunswick. and has also begun
-..-.fan-w dep There. By recent
--re-- respective schedules, Jesup h's
.,r. dinner station Of both the up and
.-..-s au the East Tennessee, Virginia
.s..---s Road. and also of the inward and
----.-s fast mail cu the savannah, Florida
-.e..---a Railway. These four trains. all
--.-.--- --. same time, make Jesup quite
-..e..ac-
-.- rr-.r exultingIy believes that Rome
...- H.---- .i-rle city in the South.
-. S.. l.--riIs Herald says the unusual
...-t..- -1Wu was greatly shocked by
-..-.--r .I-u proved a very serious occur
..-. -.rr-izy last The Marshal. Mr.
-...-. -..sap % scs OH ,er thinking it to be his
..--.. arrest I- %. A. Roughton, the Sheriff.
-.r-. l- as the latter, bus happily without
..--.. .-r.j resulting
-.- GrH1 Ners states that Mr Julius
s.... ..,r sole owner OF the Griffin, Monti-
....r5 fll. .Is.u RsIroa5, aud that the road
Oil s.-.s Is Dee built.
r. t-.- ar no fence question is ex-
--- ur.a interest in Greene county. The
....-.s.-. Herald is an advocate OF 10
--Hd C@ty Gazette says last Friday
r---r L.a5-. a ten-year old boy. fell thirty
f.--.. O. s-.I aud WIS drowned.
--. 1ri. Coutfy Gazette gives the de'ai :
-..-t- z.Iirg in that county Of Alexan-
a.. Games tv Zchlriah McHOne. Tee par
-.r--- trlwu into harsh words and finally
.r-- Hr rh- larter's telling James an other
---u-u t1 % out of the store. where they
z.-- noisy auI b0.sterous. Il appears that
.-.- s.u- So ming McHOne shot James in
.-rar xl1 then struck him with an axe heIve,
s--- boz received another shot in the breast
i-i I'd. dead
ur- Edward Barber was so unfortunate as to
r--s gold watch VII l. getting on the train
-t.1utl last Tuesday. Pickp1ciets did Il e
rE
b- U II Carey. Fish Commissioner, has
---.,s w isliuytln for another instalrnent Of
1---s1 caro- for Georgia
v-. N Keuzie, an oil lady Of that place,
$40. the lagrange Reporter. fell out of the
te-s s.- other night, brose her arm. crushed
rrfsrd. cut a bad cash on her head and was
.l -sis- dangerously bruised.
Er. County Weekly; The gin house.
---.- ere. owned bY Nr. T. 8. Grant. at StO *
.-- 81. was burned a few days since, entaiiing
..,-rf s. O. There was an inaurance Of $50
sl-l- u-operty-'
s.-suia TeLepbone. IA young m OF Sir J
.-i8u-, we are informed, was killed few
On. since as the esiieuce Of Mr. Efil 4 Rob
.r- In this county. " heiug caught betweeu q
q. ever and top OF the frame Of sugar cane
'rs.fs,5n Herald 'Isst Friday morning all
---H- hands employed ~ Contractor Black
r-.- in -rsdinz- this end OF our railrU ad struck
srf lut tb- works. The strike was ocs =
srr-I 0v a r-ductiOG Of wages from one dOlial
.5lv rp eighty five cents
l,--apge Reporter. Marshal Atkins re
.t--af on SATURDAY night the amount OF
--z- West Point about two weeks ago. and re
-t-. z ir 20 the owner. A part Of it had besI
-cs-I uD ty freedmen, who were made q
-Iyer.
-s.ue~viU- Eaole. Information has been re
.-saf qr this office OF a terrible accident that
luF-1-d recently 20 Young man OF this
H1Hrv hv the name Ct Andrew Latham. hY
Tr..1 h- lost his right hand. It seems that
SHE wurkiuE around cotton gin he scci-
.-l'sI. got his hand caught in the machinery,
H. rr-saa NNn for
tCu l.s arm "
E.r-g County Weekly: AS the accomr O.
f.-.. train was leaving Atlanta last Wedne--
s7 l5--rroOn. Mr.. p G Bivins. who was a
-l.-----r detected "a pickp7cFet In the act Of
r.-- vsfch. Reaching down, he caught
ue a"lt r-Ted gent by the arm and dealt
-- f4H blows between the eyes with heavy
rl.l -CsEe after which he m9gnanimOusly
Slowed MIN 20 escap-.'
Ea- County Weekly: "Mr. ". 4 Speer
.lll..---I five h0gs last week whose Eet
.-.-.- , created .3ft pounds As an inter
r.-- uest Ve will state that the value Of
---- hogs. H puT upon the market. would
-fs- .- o. : fi. which were raised at cost Of
-r sI Who viii ssv that Il does not pay
-ie.-- ones meat at home =
'1r.a..rg Clnrf0u: "On Sunday night last
--s- ,-E llr Leroy EdmOndson wss broken
att r.bsal 70 seFe al aIticies-he hiss not
--..I- On tri' e-acriy how many There are
--r- shot gun. a pair or boots, with Drr-
-.r- .r- mp tU0 Suifs % clothes. an OveTCOaf,
s-- .-v-.-y. pocssC knives. etc Suspicion
lH. re-l strongly 20 one Benson Woods. an
-er.t convict, EhH was s nj 70 he chain
---t from Hel county"
svvlua telephone: "a darkev was EN-
t-l -1 clean cut "a well on the place Of Mrs
-H--a.- i1 this county, few days since.
--- .- -1 ~ own into tie WI the rope broke.
.I-I-ur him q dis auca - thirty-two feet.
..-- "Ir. Il Df tine well lie VAS near The
e. tr-r rr- rope brok-. and. IN his enOrt 20
'- --u-s from ire f5l carried p part q
-t-a l-u him There Wa no water In fhr
-- .uf -- r-maiued down there and cleaned
.-- -e-'l- Pee came up. not having eeen hurt
GINNING Clarion. "At about half past eight
-s a-r rid y night q l. PattersOr, L q ,
--. Hi- stab e. C. h. on afe They we're
-t--f be with lo-t shove. The loft vas
t-..r and hav. When first seen the tire
'.e si1th end OF the loft in foil hast
-- r-- ho tr1- OF The roof fairly tremhle
.-- broke out @ one the ST bie- ana a
'1e C'fer wes got nut without " jury
--.- amt buggy vere SAVED Wagon har.
--sry harness II n plough gear wee
---- lp. Loss about so"
-.--l--e Reporter. "The residence Of DR.
".i-. a. v hite's Hill. seven nr eight
N A-e- nt aGrs nge AMI about one mile
z -l- g. r.. was burned 10 the ground On
l' uizlt Ar shout rleve O'cl ck- his
raS be sniz occupant OF the house
y. .f. resisting in Iatsrsngel was aV AIKEN
.i-- ez- n turning pieces falling in the
N.-.- -e was slet ping IL was tso late
- al .la-7E Co 4llaY the uames- ana tffey
@ l-euUp.i>hed ttseir destructive wcrS.
iH e-l-s one OF rhe usst country man
t- county. There was 81 1 surance
nit The hUilding cost % COO. 4. = not
~ .F me nre originated cut II IS sup
'.'ra .-'m file
-'-'-.-s and az the same tine peculiar scci-
-rl-t at the Excelsior Flour Aihs OF
u. '-'rg- 2 Jackson & c.. OF Augusta,
~ t.f lF aft-raoUn. which is thus DE-
lz- lF ifi-i Augusta Nelrs "A carpenter.
,-- ' aus. Was engage IN reSetI ng the
~. la- 20 the mill Wheels and was work
The shafCing OF the machinery
--- r1 -m 70 spare or TO stretch himssE
s- < "a p1u z On his work be lifted him
--.l -a vas caught in two projecting
- L.s ~ ihe IN ifting. and instantly
---. ..l lle r. lor snd Whirled around in
l-- tH Hr does nCt know how mary
r-. --n be was thrown or EAirled, buE IL
.-N oeen 20 east twice he4O-s Re was
Ia. :, Lnr hl1r sense-ess aud bleeding
-1..r --- Ull was stopped as soon
--- a--l OF examination it was found that
r-- -l- Hf the rce5ient h I'D his thigh broken
1s-- '.s deep cash cut Ia his head,
III - MS person. and, strange vet
-- ' i-it OF his clothing. C-tter and IN
11 t-lHs his socks. stripped frOTs.
.--.4 ~s 'r iIariiY blt completely
"a .-.- PIE workins on The wheel. but was
% -. ---f NIUE. VIII the exception OF
-.r-- "--- throrn from TIE Vhirligg ma
o. t- l.e wounded workman was given
"a .r--. ,.->'lo-r at eufi0 ami a hysiciGn
t-t7-L,- L,--'i-f-1, h9 dressed his broken Iimb.
ls f1l. tnSeEouslv hurt. he has stTugg ed
-ls5 y w Ni-1 big -uff-rings, and has not yet
a-Sns of failing"
"o5s hem by the GrOsss
Ni--sEAyILLE, ONO, May 25, 1851.
a.. - send he st once one gross Of your
b.. '1ae'ent medicinal tonic, Browns Iron
= -; l,s. l have used thea in Eny practice