Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-14

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r.l Johnson county, Recorder to j. A Pea
-. f-- days since the C. icsgo Ester-
r,avtd that no luna.ic would ever
..-.t himself R 7. Hayes. On the heels
..t......,.4s the news from Decatur that
-.as. there is firmly persuaded that he is
.t-l.-e..,.t Il. ant Of the White House.
~. usrkfusvilIs AdUGRce gravely asseve-
-....,Fs+ a benevolent cat recently took turns
.r an aI Ih.n in Matching out lot Of eggs.
..,r...t- was the la occupant Of the nest
..,r.s.. f5r the performance may be ascrib-
sduh
,.. -..n and is reported much improved in
lsll,h
4ta H4Hry County Weekly states that war
r,-,- have been issued for the train hand who
...--f Young Brooks from the train near
t..--r.-au Lass week. by which he lost an arm.
--ff.r conductor Peri ersOn. The former is
.-y.FVith assault with intent to murder,
the latter as accessory. The train hand
t..p5f been appreLended yet. The conductor
&. s.,.rsrloud. Brooks is reported to be doing
veil
Tie Bruaswil k AduertjSer and Appeal learns
tss-s.xuegro men. few days since. entered
.ras5-- Of Mr. Willie Virgins, in Waynes-
vr-. ran IL the clerk and helped themselves
tr5ads Nr Virgins has taken out warrants
f--,t- rar,ies.one OF whom has been arrested
At last accounts the others were at liberty.
.upk of it, ~ says the Cuthbert Enterprise,
within a ci. cult of three miles in this county
.-4rr-nty- four farms on which are 1T miles
1fms.Ie fencing, worth Sal COO The object
sfrIs 90 fence out $500 worth of poor stock. "
AnappIe tree in LaGrange has tEo or three
spr-4s upon It's trunk. There is not a sign Of
atuf- or branch, but they are growing upon
tie suark Nc the tree.
The Macon telegraph reports that on Thurs
d.va son Of Mr.. W. H. JobsOn, in company
with his brother and two sons of Mr.. Busdick,
a-e very heartily of wild cherries, and, as is
.gruosed. of the seed kernels. At $50 O'Clock
D. m he was taken violently ill. and at $3.50
o'clock. despite the efforts of physicians, pass
cd away. His companions were also made
violently i'll. but recovered. TEe deceased boy
won an annual" in the public schools, and
had he lived it would have been awarded him.
The certificate, draped in black, was sent to
BIS parents.
Tie Oqlsfhorpe Echo states that ever since
establishment the convict camp in Greene
county has been run at heavy loss to the les
Sees The expenses last year were S22OO0
and the receipts ab 5ut 500 bales Of damaged
cotton. vet on hand, and It won't bring six
cents per pound.
Tie Eastman Times last week chrOnicled the
fact that there was a wonderful legged cali
nMon.gomery county. The Blacs shear Nel0'
serenely observes that MS. Carter. of that
neizhborhood, owns a COW five years old with
five perfect. natural legs. The fifth leg I've
cannot use the te- m unnatural. for it is ma
tur4L) comes out from between her shoulders
and hangs down nearly TO the ground, knee
Joints. foot, hoof, are al fully developed. anC
has the appearance of a natural leg.
.DgIetbOrpe Echo: THE convict COMMITTEES
Visited Mr. Smiths camp on Thursday of las
week They expressed great satisfaction a
the management of the farm. There was ont
negro on the committee who uses neither to
baccO nor whisky. He Is black as a crow. and
Is polite and respectful This negro says ht
was insuIted at hut one camp he visited. He
f-v0rs the present convict system DIR. Muir
rah the chaplain, has not visited this camp
since his appointment
BsIr1en County NeICS: From Colonel W
g. Snead we learn that number of farmers
the NklAlNOWn section OF NnlS county nave
formed a Corn Growing Club at least that il
the most appropriate name We can think oil
for it lust now Each member IL required &C
paw into the treasury SO, and the amount oi
shares is limited to twenty five, making the
sum $3.50 The member of the club who makes
the greatest number of bushels of corn TO the
acre is to pocket the $50.
Aruens BaTsner: s.Is will be remembered
that the res. .deBce of Mr.. COnneltOD. in the
sulurbs Of Athens. was entered on the 9Th. and
clothing, money and a watch chain stolen
tterefrlm. Friday, officers Rose and Good
rum arrested a cOiOred man, Crawl. Brewer
who was suspected OF the crime, and lodged
him in Jll There is also reason TO believe
that Hannibal Pruitt, white man, was guilty
Of che offense as il is alleged that be was seen
viJh some Of the stolen articles, and he has
left for paris unknown.
Rome Bulletin. 11th instant: Yesterday
Sheriff Mathis lodged in Jail Tom Cooper, a
COlOrrd b0v about fifteen years of age, who IS
charged with rape. Ii appears that the boy
Ess engaged on the farm OF Joseph before
lyiDES ME eight miles from Rome, and thai
be Lei a little four-year-Oid daughter OF his
employer into the yard and made an attempt
at his terrible crime. his attempt was
hwRrtsd oy some fortunate circumstances,
The details of which it is n0E proper to give here,
as a jury will probably Investigate and pass
upon the case in few days.
Columbus Times: I'VE were shown yester-
day sea shell on the inner surface OF which a
beautiful landscape had been painted By Miss
jessie ELElEF. a talented DuDlA VI AAtC &c
plrtment OF the college IL presents very
pleasing picture of lake. on the bosom OF
El.cn floats a vessel. on the banks a castle,
With mountains ia the background, benind the
rugged heights OF which the sun is sinking, the
i4St E.immering rays telling IN ShlmmeFlng
sleen On the waters surface. Miss Snl0er mas
painted several fami portraits, the truthins
less Cf which 20 na ure evidence the posses,
SION Ut talent that. with cultivation, VIII
one day win her fame.
D1de County Gazette: quite 9 serious af.
iar 0,,curred in the coal mines at Cole Nfty,
Monday eth inst 1t appears that Tor soLne
SINE uesuc convict has been stealing iIohi
DIS fellow cOuricts. and on MONDAY ne pre-
telded 10 be the beGrsr Of an order from the
otss, CF foreman, to 5 young white CONVEX
NL0 he thought had money, ~ 90 10 a diner
g, place IN me mines This ne dld y cotf conl-
laly With the negro. who, on reacnlnR ths
tesgnat-d place. struck the white man several
-ales With q pick. cutting and mnllailns MI
oaily. from the effects Of which ne h2S s5nce
1led. ~ are unable to give the name OF me
PARTIES Tie white mans name Is hcDaAleA
Rome Courier I2th inst: Yesterday after.
bon ID lie soto. Granville Harwood concluded
Akick up q disturbance. He became SO Iur,
-eut that the Marshal Of Jflc Town, mr.. VIII
5lic-. felt it his ddty TO arrest htH. HarWood
eli-ted down and he and che Marshal coH2pTo-
--!s11 the matter and ne started hoLnei ous ~
1lew minutes came back, walked Up U tHs
1.-fstal aA5 in a good humored manner sskeu 4s
-h rl5ce5 ~ leu him see his ciu0. BULGE
handed it to him. el instantly Har~ooo
5s-fuek most fearful bIo5E on Buice's head.
slsAElns the club, then striking seYeraa bioWs
-ile slItzshOt which he carried. AS sG1p as
a4rwu1d saw what lie bad done he skipped
U-t' and has not vet been arrested maFShai
"1ee came into the city ang had hls Wounus
lie EhiIe .
hsTrteN County NetCS: Saturday. two weeks
$50 as 3lrs Henry Roe. of Coffee county, was
AiAlns IN neid, she was bitten on the IVo'
n suake-suppOsad 20 be ratueshaAe.
- returned TO the house end bathed the Io0' 100
= salt water. which seemed 20 stop the sWeit'
and almost entirely Teheyeo tae pam
- N the evening siss went TO ner notnef 3,
tl.e three miles distahS. intending 70 90 -
f-tGA next dag. After arriving theIe hoi
so9l oegan swelling rapidly and tais pam Was
n intense as TO cause her to become lLseh,si,
-. While in this state she endeavored 20 pun
~ ~ Jongue out and would lave injured HsI.
= Aau she not been speedily resCfelhsu -
I1,Se around her Sunday evening Or. foSlsi
AIS place. reached her, and after a hard
t-sAt struggle succeeded in saving her be
S-e - lle doctor arrived her face had become
r..ted, showing Ehat the poison had per
s-1-ttQ her whole system, Mrs hoe is no"
faely recovered, but her escape gas certain
very narrow one Had meOicai atd 9een
- ~ hours Ia2er her case would have been nope.
FiisLstt0rpe Echo. zone day last week Ed.
Ss5t,tL bought an untamed stesr St Col . r
arir-- and sent several negroes 70 artya Epe
go---l go--1l home. AfleT great trouble the OK was
Fr@A from the pasture and started on the
80 -. Q Crawford. For the FIRST half mile his
goinas mp gave but little trouble, but while