Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-28


Atlanta Post-Appeal, ssth: uMrz Au.n,.
house. on Foundry street was rol,hed xeS+,
Gay aIsernoon. or sum of money. and fha
lhleI almost turned the house inside ouf in his
scross 1 az xaiuaoies Mrs Allen had stepped
was curing her absence that the robbery on
CURED The residence of Mrs Rrnmhr -
1ffyor street, was entered last night and robbed
M M t1oney and number OF articles of vaIue
Inc apartment in which Mr. n
brumoy and wife were aseep received. he
speclal attention Of the bold Intruder and
sho,a an,aCes woke up this morning to find
ME- TraislnseLxes minus money. jewelry, etc
Inc nrst thing that apprised Mr. Br7lmhv
u ms loss was his failure to find his shirt hut
. sIn1 lesteroay morning about eleven O'Clock.
Wnhe Major Morgan and family were a feTdin11
tne wedding at st. Philips Church a bnreIa9
SIeeteq an entrance into the Maior's resi-
a et. NO. 80 Spring street The thief cut
dnv, - ~. seYeral STATS IN the blind to side win
low 10 ths house, then unlocked the blind and
enterea de made careful examination OF
everything ia the house. rapsackin0 hurean
1Ira1wers, trunks, etc. Among the valuable ar
tl-les Whlch ne secured are q set of diamond
ear rings, solid gold back. worth about $50: a
sLnaiA sum OF money. contained in q TOW hank
osionglng 70 the Majors little boy; a number
OF new handkerchiefs, and several other thinDs
The diamond earrings were coneealed in q
peIIumery stand under some cot on. and il
VS. prooaoly happy thought on the part
9 s.e t ILL that LED to their discovery. This
sort OF thing IS getting monochrome
The Dublin Gazette gave a brief notice Of the
recent hurricane in that section The Posi-
issued later, gives the following details: ION
the night OF the 18th instant cyclone struck
THIS county at the plantation of DIR Hicks and
ran IN a southeasterly direction, passing out
DeloM Mr. j. NJ. Hutchinson's 1t threw down
III; dutcnlnson's timber at fearful rate and
uio considerable damage at other places along
us nne-nOtably at DR.. Haine's place which
lay IN ITS line of destruction. But the S orrn
played ITS widest pranks and put in its most,
destructive work at DIR. Hicks. His gin house
with TWO gins was utterly destroyed. How the
engine Jared failed to learn One
OF those giant oaks in front OF his
nouse was rent in twain and thrown
one nail IN one direction and the
otner haIf in the opposite direction The en-
TIRE window frames, sash and all on the front
or the house, we're blown from their place and
driven against the opposite walls, on the inside
or the rooms, and yet strange TO tell, not
pane Of glass was broken. The chairs and
other furniture danced around the room to the
music OF the storm, and q large glass protec-
tor sitting over some wax flowers on the man
tel-piece was lifted by the wind from its posi-
ton to the hearth without injury. the wax
1owers remaining unGiSturbed ON the mantel-
piece. Where the cyclone passed through an
oat field it literally tore up by the roots and
carrie away the oats. making path one hun
dred and twenty-five yards wide, leaving the
grain on either side unruffled. The wind was
accompanied by fearful hailing in the vicinity
Of the old DR.. Tucker place"