Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-30

Georgia Affairs.
----- the Susfnsboro Herald white
rrsrtafion q Hon. Neil Mcleod.
r--.I county. solit in four days 1900
.-. his own timber besides walking
-.------ tis work
--.v-..- T,lcgr1ph is o. the opinion that
.-..---- % the East felt half as bad
--.ta.-rfslt 20 Fethiehem as the average
nan q Macon did the morning after
----s--H-y never went wandering about
.r.-sr..l.r s-ar.
-. seated that on Friday night, in Gaines
-...s-. who's. meme could not Re ascer-
-.-.s vas ho-rihly cut by man named Glib
Hs--tr lung was cot in twain. Gibson
.- It .l--e.
t- s-s-.a correspondent Of the. Augusta
. ..s 90 Rossi as the great Italian
Sem % Colonel John T. Glover,
.---t lauyer Of Twiggs county. is an
DO occurred Tuesday morning. Col
.s the opponent before the Demo
.--- ---r.u uricn last year Of Hon James H
r-f- tle Congressional nomination for
-.Sl district
--a t..sry Ner-s and Advertiser has receiv-
.. .r. --lt-frirg news from every direc ion
,..- - unusually large acreage has been
-.--.f .- oats and that the first thing desired
-s -tsrf-has been generally obtained
.-r-Frv last. says the Columbus Enquirer
SAL .r.- rsrver. colored. got on the war-
-arl a fence raii and put TO fiight all the
..- fhe Nuckous plantation, in Russell
--r .lshama- A mes erger was dispatch
.- sole for Sheriff Ferren and Deputy
a To-
ra-5cuifsd nm and tied him in a vehicle
r- -a-.-i Tor Seale with him. but while en-
uauaced o. loose himself. and. jump
r the vehicle. succeeded in making his
m Leu.s is thought 10 be lingering
C-lumhus. and the officers Of that CITY
tse- Haeu 10 ifei OF the fact
sro16eut from Marshallville, Macon
.-.r uriiss as that about four O'Clock in
rar ming of Tire 9Th inst the corn erio of
r- % B Frederick. % that place. containing
-s-e- hundred bushels OF corn and seventy
r-.r-Isaf peas. vss burned Mr.. Freder-
.s sore 90 the most Influential eitizeus Of
tt.- -1urity. and has the sYmpathies OF all
rt. k--v him The origin Of the fire was in
a-v. bu- there is no clue to the perpetIa-
t-- che crime.
Ttases.h 70 sIr John F. Irwin. Sr, one Of
rs r.iest settlers Of Stewart county. is an
r--al 90 occurred at his home on Christ
-ss1sr He was 50 years OF age at the time
--ts secssse. and wss famed throughout the
z-u in which De lived for his generous hos
rarr
T. citizens of Hamilton, Harris county,
Ger revari % S51 for the arrest and de-
rra-g. with proof 20 convict Of the person or
r-z1us Who set Gre % the guard house aRd
toun or the nigbt of the 2ith instant, or who
arempted 10 set FIRE 10 the residence OF Judge
H &C. Kimurourh on the nigh Of the 18Th inst
The An-erfcus Recorder plaintively remarks:
silver collars with holes in them are pain
fu.iv numerous. but they are not half SO pain
f1ly numerous as holes without any silver
dollars arouul them
The Atlanta c0rrespondent Of the Augusta
Neu-s u-ites that paper as follows I saw
tensile Eulu larrIp police an yesterday in
hurry She Wasdrunk. and Whsn arrested litintO
rhe kri-hr OF rhe baton ike a thOus3ed o.
h-ck she go him down in front Of the Mark
IAN. and the fiq w-s so unusu Al that big
c-oui slou gathered. She was finally sub
tlei- in a verv dlapi lated condition
Columbus Enquirer: Jack Stamper, col
--e1 r-caped from the Alabama convict srm
near NetumpEa. On last Ssfuriav. and is still
1r lz-re he was sentenced at the last term Of
Elliocz county Circuit Court. 70 the peniten-
aa-V f1r a term of seven years for ab1ucJing a
Ute wrmsn from near this city, while he had
a.lwlul wife liviuE ST Talbot valley. Talbot
lll-I- tie1rEte JACK has a very bad repu-
rrrir1 sud Is said % be an expert in the manu-
% tlrs % Burglars tools He Is about six
t.a- ESQ inches high. a little bow legged and
tssrv huilt There Is liberal reward offered
frr bis capture. and as he Is q dangerous negro
on ts 90 liberty in any community, officers
st-llt keep a sharp lookout FOR him"
A ler-er from Cussera n ndar date OF the Goth
a-5- 20 the Coiu bus Times. saws. Last
-rlr The negro murderer. Jordan WetherSby,
uhr killed Adam Culbreth. broke Jail aud
es-ared He was assisted fro without by
rasrruu uarti-s. The sheriff had Wethersby
url tao other negro prisoners, chained in
che llureo1. 80 that it was thought that es-
rl1e Uzs impossible As It was q very rainy
rrrr the r.srties could work without much
Esrra- % being detected. The other two pris-
rre-~ thar escaped were Sol King and Alfred
U.1ernrr. A vigorous search viii no doubt be
-s-- for the prisoners. a a large re ward will
ne -rri for their apprehension As two OF
rHa prisoners hsve relstiVes in Columbus it is
t.rurht that they may now be lurking within
--- limits of that city"
TIE Columbus Times reports a sad termina-
arl cr What promised % be q happy Ch ist-
mas. ss follows. On Monday morning a num-
aer 20 Young men from the neignpOrnood as
seu1I-i 90 the store of Aessrs Neal & Bick
lsF a- Mr Airy. in Harris county, 70 join m a
Nlr7-mas hunt. among whom was Charlie
Ae-r1u son of Captain H 5. kennon
n t.'a rre others were engaged in some pre-
.uarT preparations. Charlie, who was stand
Ec M the porch, oegan loading his gun, the
s.ck 90 which rested on the 4 or. damp from
rr- rain 20 over night. and within about a font
10 re af-a uheu ir slipped on striking the
tsurers The gun fired, and the entire
rha--r entered his bodv just below the waist
tlri rauci inward. He fell with grOan,
1r1 tEnirrf almost immediatelY. Charlie was
most eNempisry young man: aged ABOUT
r.1ereen vears and che eldest Of the two re-
rl.rlnr children OF Csntsin kennon, whom it
r- De- rememberei lost his wife and nve chl-
-rer in the Freat Harris county cyclone OF the
srrrr 90 ISIS His uuf nely death has cast a
E.rr-1 over he entii community. and his
-rief s-ricken father has the sympathy OF sill ,"
A. .corrs. pendent writing from Augusta TO
me Baltimore SEH thus speaks OF that hour
l~1irE CIV This city l. = phef omenal one Tor
rhe south. and What may seem strange TO
~ he-uers tuE which is nevertheless fact.
% Is rFerturfened with capital II this capital
vas luFesred iu raj roads rnd commerce. II tne
'r.rt1e sIrreuce' Vas IN favor. the benefit that
Er- 0 arcrre 20 the city would he incsiculable.
f-t uheu wa are told thai With Iopuiauon
rf rrIv eto1o the investments ans dealings In
trlls AMI securities are sufficient TO give etc-
rrrmeut % eight firms OF brokers. you real-
Es haw aluch wealth is locked up IN bank
F-ul-s Rat notWit standing this consefva-
risrI sun sieut capital leaks out 90 make Au-
-s.ta the most folrishing manufacturing city
% rh- south. and here IL Is that the experiment
t-naehr O. 8 poiut far beyond the most san
caIua fEuectaf atoms % fhe projectors. Through
s kindue~s q Mr. George Jackson.
t7esifeut q the Enterprise Manufaetur-
.r- C muEnV i Vas enabled 20 gather a lew
fsc-s il relation to the Augusta manufactures.
flal nav furnish precedent for our own city
u--ire - ,,urn vrafe- poWer' The Savannah
urer. which Cows by the side OF the city, nfSt
elrEes-ei The idea Of manufacturing, and 60
fl-u this Go uze dam was Quilt seven M es
adore the CITY. from which leads the canal.
U-F furlrFi and nfry feet vide and tEelse
ieel ceep Tf is said this rGceWay il the largest
n tueriEa Hf not in the world l. l. this i'm
meme water poser that Is the mainspring
Ehicl gives power q the dozen mills Just with
y lEe city Eusits. It viii be recollected that
lr. At1nscB the II stern cotton man, on his
r.sir O. the hranfa EXPOSITION. spoke in q very
le1lle1 mEuner As 90 rne great a1vautages
eeU kEClau1 possessed over the South as
ualIfaclurer Of cotton The best informed
Lsre laugh heartily a. this. regarding il as a
l-Ee f1ke. sui for an answer point 20 their
t1FerllE mills. the busy hun Of whose spindies
q 1eari day Go and year out; % the througs OF
u-F ard rrcsneFols operatives; 70 the cash
4Flie1 Isl. that have been IS steady and reia-
De - tie uufailiuE river flowing by the city"
Flsrida Affairs.