Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-06

Ae VIII
un-
-sr,s- week a man, by name D.
l-1lAi -..4 % Mr.. Lanier at the bank
rri. --+4r from Superintendent
r.s and C.. Mills for S45 so The or
G, d. i-7 ..+,rs. and investigation re-
r-s-- --.. forgery. Lloyd made his
.-s,-s he could be arrested Inc "es.
.r.- HE is a man middle agea'
--4.rr short hair and sandy whis-
81. -'-- been married about six months
H7 -- d. the factory. 1t is well for
s- - ..- d watch for Lloyd, as he is a
--- ..s5-7 Home Journal says: ION
,-. we're shown a stalk of cot
t s.--, n Dr. ] Z. Walker, which
-r1y. .rreued boIls and others just
-t...- d. Ter. Of course, were ruined
--- IF Thursday night. A week
-sa,1t weather would have consideraoiy
.5,t- top crop As it IS, farmers were
s.-.--i this year bT the late mild
-.1r-nau Free Press remarks that cotton
--,f price now. but that paper
--.-a god OF the country it will go no
r--.vs- IF cotton should bring 1215
- 7---sr there wouldn't be enough
..f next summer to feed our old
----s-1-s-ys week"
-.f-i71 respondent Of the Greenes-
z.---f d1esl't want any highfalutin
OH. Ground. He thinks such airs as
~ ~-.y-r" would be the thing and that
rf auT ven matters considerably.
.--.r5r.aI boom has been going on in
y. .,---- for a week past and the editor
II. I,.--au Free Press who is also the Or
--'s rs- county. remarks comp'acently.
--tr- Co the subject, the Ordinary has
~ In several dimes in consequence
~ thinks its an ill wind that doesn't
-lre5-5y good"
..---.v-ass ago surveys Of the route of
----s Vista Railroad were begun As soon
- surveys are finished the line will be To-
--.ss-f the work let
=. s-s-sreut copied in this column yester-
~ --.5- -T ct that the grand jury Of Nit
...-r-r had 70 md a true bill against ]. S.
..tn-l rf Camilla. and indicted them for
- VAS erroneous The Albany NeIrs and
tar states that no true bill has been
-f bus the matter is to be thoroughly in
---l-si
-.-ssrss % temperance is attracting good
..ftf attention in C-dartown just now, and
Il t5-srfissr suggests that now. while the
.- IS ripe it would be a good time to or
.--. sr ~autttobacco chewers' association"
v- Isn-s W. Elzins, of Efingham county.
fe- tis residence near 81. Central Rail
.tf -1 the I-h 0f last month. He was well
-.rr throughout the county as a gentleman
f--,rfy ami sterling integrity, and he leaves
.-,--- circle Of friends and relations to mourn
r,. He vas only about thirty years Of
.-4 srs his death was the result OF a lingering
s--ass5f typhoid fever.
T is- he heading Yankees at the ExpOsi-
r.r- rl- QIitmau Free Press says: ''Our
s--.t--- friends. many of whom have been in
la-1-l-c- SO the Atlanta Exposition, have
tsl -.-i- eyes opened 10 the immense re-
.-.--s lf tle nth They find that the
--u people are not nearly so far behind
--- balance 0r the world as they had supposed.
--- variety and quality OF our agricultural
--l.u.-- I- truly wonderful, and the progress
u proficiency the South has made in
ui1I-ic-lrius. is something they had not
.rl-L for However, they are all much
--a-si and bIt US God speed. We do not
- thar the Exposition will do much to
sim .ar- Southern enterprise and Southern
-ils.r7. and also have a good effect in bring
lllu- better feeling and understanding
I--1e-n the two sections"
Columbus Enquirer: There is scarcely a
ilr-ar we do not record the fact OF some ore
--rz cIf iu a gin. and nine times in ten it is
---e-Ii- of carelessuess- Il seems that when
ll-r~1u meets with this misfortune il does
-- serve rs a warning to Others. A day or
-F- sircs Nr Henry Pearson. who lives near
.-lli i'm Harris county, undertook to ~
r- m0ts from a gin, when il caught
-shtrt aLd it wss terribly mangled- About
i- inca 0f one OF the fingers is gone. and be
SIZES b-iug lacerate0 in the palm had several
.--u -ISles on the back IL will be some
V--ss before he will be able TO resume his
.l.i-s uI the farm. One o. the peculiar things
i1Il. this acci ent is that not great while
lsl Person was standing near this same gin
sl saw a yOun man put in his hand to re-
nose rhe mOats. II was caught and 50 badly
Eil--l thar he was confined u his room for
s-F--ll weeks with It. Notwithstanding this
ti- he made the attempt and now pays dearly
-Ir the act
The ThornasviIe Times publishes additional
4 l8rticulars Of the flemish murder Of Mrs J. II
Cas is and heElit IL child last week. IL says
-Nneu SIR Clewis returned home about five
! o'clock, the bodies Of bOth wife and child were
I found lying near the dOO-. both their heads
having been crushed in with an axe (The
i h DIV axe was found near the back Oor) The
Jieims were not dead, but died in about an
i l1l Drs Culpepper and Mallette were sent
/ fI- nut could do nothing for the dying ones
i The murderer. after the deed was committed
cut open q wardrobe with the axe, leaving the
t.lli Of his victims on the wood. He also
/ broke open two trunks. He took four or
i I've plugs Of tObl lccO out Of one Of the trunks.
To the other was some money, perhaps 500
I'm, n- failed 10 find. He took nothing else,
sEs-ut an Old-faShiOned shotgun, Mr.. C.ewis
tlss from the fresh blood pouring from the
sounds aud from the condition Of his wife and
clit that the deed had not been committed
bur q few minutes when he arrived home" 1t
i .-Irf rHaF "a 20 m n
t.r-i the innocent little girl is probably due to
he fier thar she knew him, and that as she
g keI plainly and was unusually intelligent
She would have told his name.
One Of the editors OF the Augusta Chronicle
has received a letter from Hon. A H Stephens
cllc-- ming his recent serious attack The fol
lElrE is an extract therefTOm: The cOndi-
t1r 90 my general health is about as it has
b--n for several years-neither better nor
Fl- e. tut hat little excrescence on the left
temple. which yCu may have noticed for the
Hs- year or two. grew very rapidly in the last
81 months, and began 10 be painful 1 had
lll several similar ones on different parts Of
uV face before all Of which have been gradu-
ay removed by the application of nitric acid
lEi-l-d b. apply nitric acid TO the one now on
ny face las- summer, but DR.. Shields, OF my
tlEu thought il was not Of the same character
ls tl- previous ones He said it had cancer
Fa-t appearance and declined to meddle with
% liuJenred To c. INSULT DIR. Steiner on my
Vsy here. but as I was disappointed in geitiI g
tA GO ld not see him When reached here,
Dr. Walsh said il must come out Immediately
lEr would assume a malignant character. He
brought Dr.. Elliott in consultation. He con
glr.ed- I then asked 10 telegraph for Dr.
Sc ler 20 receive hls judgment before final de-
tsIn They cOncurfed. Steiner came. On
ylLs1-tstion. believed they all agreed as 70
i-- character OF the tXcrescence. II was not Of
acsuc-r0us nature, but IFS immt date removal
va, Imperative. The covering was very hard,
almost a0Tuy, and IOOmed almost half an inch
4le remedy adopted was first TO soften this
s-4e'aHce by suitable application After three
GAYS of rhe softeuing process the covering was
pared of down 10 the quick, then nitric acid
s-, lIpied. DR.. Steiner remained one day
-.er tae FIRST application Of the acid. and. after
--lle perfectly satisfied with the result, lett on
e4-lrlaY night Then Elias sent his telegran n.
elc- -teiner left, DR.. Walsh has been the sole
llY>clsu in attendance. He thinks all is work
-sailns well with the sore. The appearance
GOV Is that Of sore only. With one or Two
Lare appic atoms OF acid Che made one yeSter-
-a{ be thinks iI will be ell healed up and well
u Atll- or five weeks $"
The youngest snd smallest horse thief on
l--l lives ia Washington. Wilkes county,
-ll hl> exploits in that direction are thus re-
----i il th- Gazette OF that town: Jim Hy-
l41 IS q c0.Ored in ividual OF very small di-
---s.11s- Tie could almost valS under good
~ horse and never toop, and his age can
Y. l- nor than eight or nine years; yet he
--~ started out this cary in life as an &C
-hE lsl-d horse thief He went 70 the racks
licN hr Len mith's original carriage shop.
s-l managed some way 10 get upon a horse,
s-ln5 those who saw him that Mr. SlatOn sent
-A Tor that purpose. That was about the
l--.- Ol the day. He then rode out 10 the
e.--ls'nl-h shop beyond the cemetery on the
1'--l 'orI road and had one Of the horse's s
-lr> ken OF, telling the smith that Mr.. Sla-
- .ill &c hurt his foot. The juvenils horse
---- il-n kept on out the GreenesbOro road
s fapid Eait- About two O'Clock, Mr.. P0r-
7'--.l who owns the horse, went to get him
~ home, when the people in the neighbor-
---- ~ -la E.--- rnLl him vi Z