Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-26

- g.. r.4r {. eY asset uuie IN LnaL city IN May,
t,, .sfrE is uusound. What in the thun-
-.ts,se5.t1-s o. do with court housesg They
f-r. property. aad are the most law
.r, people iH the world
tr5,rv n II, aud 4dUertiser remarks:
s-- having soEe excellent summer
~..,--r r9w. and the farmers are progressing
s-.,ruf-h tlair crops. while the gardens are
-,-r ding jos fully aheaf-"
,rtl-u.-. or some o,her kind Of water
,.-, few avsr the office Of the Washington
,-..tls other day, and Immediately sank
,-s.4f al the roof of the building. Bad To-
.r-rths- f5- water birds.
r,---s. T w. Cola and his associates were
s-s.-.a.rs-i 10 with the citizens of Rome last
r-f-rrs-s- the location of a depot for
+. rt.- tennessee. Virginia and Georgia Rail
-5,f y5hinE deflte was arrived at.
A. agricultural college. similar to those es-
eF.bslat Anericus, DahlOnega and Athens
.sts.c. talked of for Rome.
v9-.1 wiz celebrate Memorial day to-day in
.rs-v l,r-sige manner.
Als.ttal.th. Washington Gazette is strong
,rfay5rot railroad commission, it thinks
+r.5r BE- wise % modify the present law.
Fay-. .Itl suggestion at this time be in
--l--tl- g.f-stts would recommend that the
sim Boz a commission Of conference"
45---.a the ,oai5 sh41 be represented This
v.. a57.l.r one certain Gefect of the present
ran.,,i9u- their ieu1raucs Of the details of
t great business entrusted to their keeping
n-e Soilu1us could MT manage it properly;
- less may well be expected from three
5=-zi-rs albeit they are OF our best.
lie Cumming Clarion states that cotton
-s-.la- has begun ia earnest. and it hopes the
lrsaf tlat section wiz be anle to make an
.7tH.taf their crops at the Atlanta Cotton
Exposition
rl-u.st c1n-cirntious hotel proprietor IN
a-v.-lI lives in Ei5erton. He VIII not sell
s.a1acgarol Sunday.
lr Albany correspondent rites that ROkert
sS.erlsrs young merchant OF that city,
81. drowned about one mile from the city
viii tesslniug the river in rowboat sun
llgEorri.z. It is Thought, as he was subject
u1-s DE- vaS taken with one while in the
5l- a-l t-'i out His hat and the boat were
t1-i Ia f-ll- 5f the city about O'Clock, and
ssr.l Is being made for the bOIY. He leaves
ar-e and young clild.
4e-utleuau from Savannah was at the mill
E E-ssrs Pike. Johnson & Co. at No. s, N. &
BRR, o1 Friday last. and witnessed some
sol work He says they took four logs.
Es-ls.1y flrty-tEO feet, and in eleven min
Ess slw-i in regular merchantable stuff I, 500
is.lt first class lumber Mr. johnson intends
bits. tl= capacity Of his mill on twelve hour
-- Li soon as he gets into an even lot Of
a-lst
4c1lersi Ilsorer at Pike, Johnson & Co.'S
--s-N1 S,I & BR. R., attempted to jump
-gcl truck while it was in motion, and fall
Ca. aaihis ltg crushed. Upon examination
Tlr Lardm0re, it was found that smputa
tl unnecessary, and he therefore took it OF.
4s0le was thrown into the down night ex-
Er=s las. Sunday night just above Conyers,
F-l1 struck a passenger and cut an ugly
Es- The Weekly says; Every week the
Tails are rocked near this place, aud it looks
als as if tie authorities are not using the
E-1er means or the perpetrators of these
a-lsl ourrases would be brought TO justice. "
I-s Waycr0ss Reporter reports that ths
s5--l=s ia that section of the State are well
F1A seeing. It declares that never before
Ft-.l the memory OF man were there so many
atAa trees or were they 50 healthy looking.
Abingdon Afrdzce. Last Monday, when
H. Pace was having stock cut for his mill, four
s-A@ were found IN one of the top limbs of
Sc. EllcA was 81 feet from the ground, before
-- Zee WzS cut down.
SAYS tie CUthbert appeal: We have had
t--a or warm spring weather. the first this
sei-11 fll the corn which was not killed by
II A.e Lrosts is doing well end growing rap
-4s cotton that is up is in good condi-
-sa' and our farming friends, with few ex
als, t-. us that they have fine stand Of
s- cotton ard corn
s-7s tie Cumming Clarion. The question
-s.a culture il the South is being discussed
< --- savannah News Miss Bette Green. of
~ --4-Lt- has two silk dresses which She
.-l7 herself, having raised the worms, spun
s-L. ellared aad wove it with her own
s lLl> Is an evidence of what can be
80 lne AIR daughters Of Forsyth, AMI we
''-l o- glad If six culture were revived"
reported, SAYS the Cuthbert appeal,
IA e-r merchants have made rs many con-
--s up On The present, with the farmers as
- l4l iui1ll this year. and refuse 70 make
-z+ c1AtrsCtS. they have assumed as
sAiSetillS to furnish supplies as they
1H tan meet, and as much as they think
80 pall t1- in the fail Some Of our farm
-s-l't bought as much as two and three
I'D dollars worth already. Our mer-
- 80 nave been obliged TO put on the brakes
1-e1@ up until later in the season
TIE heading Labor in Houston
$3.50 tne Perry Home Journal says: 'ln
Ne.4r,l Court here last week there was a
f-.t-- "A--l one farmer prosecuted another
$3.50 --'..s + farm hand that was already under
s-. ltF tne year. The jury gave YER
e. 80 sAe palrtif, and the court imposed a
49,. - aud costs without touching the
-, VI lliS particular case, we desire to
s. -e'-loh 20 few opinions in regard to
- upon farm labor that a system which
81 -yo-racts q be violated with impunity
s.o--ce- The case cited brought out
ETi.iF The fact that there is in force a
6-l .-E tiat fOrbids any one hiring a la
trs---s -l Is already under contract to work
- -. lie SandersyiIe Herald: From all
a- ~ 49, q our county we hear complaints of
--sA@ -I-nrsS OF the season retarding
a-rzS yt-fatiOuS. Quite a number OF our
Es--7 -as Aa0 10 repiant corn that was
Es-al ,.lii-S the pleasant spring days in
E.sr,-trMe near of a little cotton being
1rzs..- ~ week, while iii former years that
y 5f-.--H was nearly complsted by this time
vs7I-st -u me whole. the prospect is not
lzT -ss-- ne large quantity OF corn and
Al tfs--s lLFolsn town daily is appalling.
et,- y -iner or liens recorded in the Clerks
tsr-- ,--e superior Court is an evidence OF
c515z r7s distress We trust a kind PToTl-
= abundant harvest. y
.s-l{ers E-eeEly. News reaches rs Of a
g.,-ai y. .I,--.As and shooting effair which Oc-
fsr-.-,- " "aiAut Grove last Saturday The /
las Ts Is lar as we can learn are as fol-
,s5. NJ. y. elqm lwhite) and Frank Austin
al9s--- elt elt 70 Walnut Grove last Saturday
lzsgIy ~ u y aoL' = and during the day drank
7a-y 1tetl1e l1e mean whisky sold there While /
"a ilsr-,.- Wy intoxicated they became engaged
4l srriai. a. 10 VINO was the owner Of a GER
A-s,ia 49,. rom words they came to blows,
.,sr AlLS Mltchum in the face Mitcbum
Rogr5t pistol aud fired. inficting painful
s--1ti1-.- = als-ins left breast. Austin. in at
s47-i nm 'dAe the pistol from Mitchum. re-
t-te An. -auIerouS cuts, inflicted with a
-i-aur7 +. ii'.1 sa11, IS dangerously hurt, while
Afess ~-iS bruised about the face. No
.sss11rs.s.. q q pgeat. ON Sunday night last. as
sFl lesr,f'-u passenger train was entering
I'd tb-..t- .t-e residence Of 7. +. Sigman. some
-ilgsh 10 = - toGA INTO the secOnd-class coach
- leg -,.e5lLlOW, striking a negro man on
t-ed he biots considerable cash. from
- Kissed ~ n1"ed profusely. The rock
s. p.see 80 80 mead Of Ar. Reuben Weaver, of
= % So @AG was sitting near the negro. So
f.-st0r mas been found TO the per
.lzatior this fendish crime against
SAal a l.. aud the wOuld-be assassin
Segrsd h. se and Unwhipped Of Justice 1t
SSs'-h an me m neighborhood OF a negro
slssgins, - - the probability il that some
s--aoUs r1issoiSS. Ihrew the rock as an act OF
.~..aagsi - mischief as Our statutes should be
sSsf Hisslass5 y 70 - Include throwing rocks and
~ anon mo mo train, under cover of dark
- Eo ySa eapital olfenses, punishable with
d5s, 9s travelling public tbsD 1e is and ne
aNH 'e made terror TO such mis-
-slst iSSer iSss Fiadieator: ..Tbe meeting ON
~" received ranorfs frov,, fho corn