Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-06

--Es- b. is q candidate lot OIuihea'S VI OiNS
his chief qualifications for the office,
-s are that he never chews, smokes,
s-4-zs ar curses
-. cr=ffu NeIrs C0ngratulateS its readers on
...4-srt II the newyear upon the prosper
'-- --5.-s,1 5f their city, aud the people OF
sse.i.u generally. 1t says: There IS
s..,,-. ahead for Griffin if our people will
I,-~.set The present generation Of our
~ .se, ylve no better legacy to the next
.- .1-.r- them a city throbbing with life,
.,,f n population. wealth and influence" "
v,fss5u IIIdisoni1n begins its fourth
s.--rriued 70 he better paper than
~. rs.v Council Of Augusta has passed. a
-r..rs7 authorizing the Mayor Of the city to
t.ssr ~. hundred cords Of wood for dis
- among the suffering poor IL was
r-a..1.laaIe act
,-..s5-Fs-aniinz the drizzling rain and ex-
s-,f New Years calling was never
4-t41,.v .vsly observed in Albany.
-ta-fof fortune has been on a visit to
r-s- ami the sun wants the authorities
-..r herroll' out Of town immediately.
-r. Monroe idrsrtiser reports the sudden
,-a..5 ~ vr Thomas f. Chambliss, of that
a, m Thursday last Pc was in town, says
..oan4r. during the forenoon apparently in
n. rsTaI hsa,th. and remained somewhat
I,,-.r than vas his custom. About 3 O'Clock
l. ~ afternoon negro in passing saw his
49,. staining in the creek near his residence,
III tb. Unfortunate man was in the buggy,
a. 4 hn., ~
,rsr s1-sl5e. He was unconscious, and when
-.5 ban4 lived only about half hour,
-,t.rt returning To consciousness. He was
r,.atb,p fifty years OH. but age had not eL-
f4-5.el bis frame.
wah Is issue Of the 5th lust the Thomas
ellie S,rfdssl. Enterprise begins its twenty
.,tb volume Its editor hopes that like gOoi
wine ItvuI improve with age.
0rr STATE exchanges still unite in declaring
tsst the recent cold spell was ''the.most severe
tr5ra 70 the memory of the Oldest inhabi
tsnts"
The Willeigeville Uai.n aud Recorder says (:
.Tbs eaurar rsous huntsman might have bagged
,,4a-t., Of gam. last week We saw doves
ami p5rtri5.-es under bushes with so much ice
On their wings they could scarcely fly a few
v,7is of course we took in a goodly num-
Der
TbeCt umbus Enquirer reports that during
tfs1ress5t cold weather cattle in that section
have suffered greatly A gentl man who has
been through the country told that paper on
N5siay that in one place he saw four ws
budiied together, frozen to death. He saw
- a - fsaa
The Albany News and AfUerfiser makes
rf-e5Is arpesI To Professor VeEnor. as follows:
ap4fessl- TeHuOr. DEAR SIR-Ihere Is evil
drltIv mistake somewhere. 10 may have
happened iB the make up Of the forms for
y1lF almanac by the printer, who, IN the hurry
Of the OCCASION. may have thrown the Alaska
mlttAr on the page intended for Georgia.
Whether this or something else be the cause,
tiSa dead sure fact that something has gone
wrong in the dispensing OF the weather, and
your attention Is hereby called TO the TACT. BY
transferring the weather that We are now hav-
ing Georgia 10 a more fitting country near
the fugid zone, and giving us the salubriOus
temperature that you doubtless intended for
Us you viii greatly O0lige, yours, etc "
Amerieus Recorder: Coroner Guerry was
notified on the Tn of December that the dead
h5iy 0f an infant had been found in a COW
house on the lot OF Mr. D. X. BrinsOn. on Jack
son street upon which information the COro-
ner summoned a Jury and repaired to the spot
and examined the body. Mr. Brinson's evi-
d5let was taken, which was 70 the effect that
Us negro Eiri on the place had given notice OF
lnLlspOsuoH. aud be suspected that some
tr9usle had befalen her; that be found a hoe
gui CT place and saw plank laid upon the
t10r ot the COW house. which he removed and
saw fresh dirt: he dug into this dirt and found
quite loose, he threw out a few hoes full
and discovered the sGck-a coarse coffee sack
-aud II this vas found the infant It ap-
leared 70 have been dead about four days.
Several physicians were examined and were
divided ln opinion as to the maturity OF the
enid The jury found according 10 the facts -
taat hsd come TO its death from some un-
kaoEn causa. LulU Johnson, the girl in the
employ Sc Ar. BriusOu. was doubtless the
LllAer OK the child. and had destroyed her
offspring 10 conceal ner shame; but as the
evidence was Insufficient, she was not held to
oA-l Or sent 10 prison
Siys the MlIledgevfle Union aud Recorder:
va saturday night last a very bold robbery
IS perpetratsd at the store OF Dir. Pounds, in
~ city. Ar- POUNDS had four hundred dollars
= . q l'4 box. hlch he had placed Ia his desk on
saturday. That night when he went to count
g75f his cash he took out the tin box. which
-4- eeen violently opened. On COunting the
igll-el-s be found $40 had been abstra .ted
IS 4-aetiY called up his porter and toll him
" iA--s- HE porter seemed u take in the
l--a-ion at once, and seized a loaded gun near
Y ana went Tor negro man who had been
-Alslhs round the store for q week. " hose
L--l= vas Cicero Taylor, formerly OF Houston
o-lly AF. Pounds took the gun from the
s-,.sI and charged Taylor with stealing his
--'-ef- Taylor, after walking around the
@l1e WTh Mr. Pounds, as II hunting
-4e stolen money, returned TO Mr..
-.-lls store, and directed hun to look
s---5i ne platform, a few feet OF. There The one
ls-Ilfe1 = % and seventy dollars were found Sher-
Inns INNS vas brought in TO arrest tha negro
-1.i4,. and carry him TO Jail but before ne
..1l pe secured he made plunge for liberty,
~ sle ieSsIuily escaped, Notwithstanding a
~ u'Lea shots were fi-e1 at him Tay lOr
- ue-n 10 tue penitentiary. and officers of
- -, u county have beel hurting him on ao-
IN. OF some crime Of recent commission, and
- Traced him as far as Gordon, but there
-, ne lfalL IL seems that Taylor went to the
- uesk removed the b5x, took out the one
---Eed AMI seventy dollars then watched his
tt9ltlul.g. and replaced ths box with the
P-sse e me mo1Fy where ne found it, Mr.
s,..-. -.s s-ll pay & reasonable reward for the
AFes. Of Taylor
ats t.s nave received from Mr. J. NJ Wood
60. o.. y tLe BAPTIST Banner. at Cumming, a
Si.1 80 az headed F re Calamity. Ruiu..rf in
re--ss - le sates that the 2iinstant the Ban
n.s..' - It's type, fixtures, etc, were COM
rT555 e-s-royed BY fire. at his request We
49, 49, .As circular as follows At day
No. ssyllsy morning, tne ID OF January, the
80 " louses aud the whole fac OF the earth
lssre y tsIed with snow six or eight inches
N IA. V bdpttst Bonner Office was discovered
rEr-1 SUI n one hours time the euil ting,
49, presses two large imposing stoLes,
c5rS,,--s c-. ~ 81 tle machinery and fixtures we're
e,--s--4e4 uf rendered worthless The books,
- Ss'6slg OF four ledsers. one Z r each wear Of
tssf -.sf existence mailing books for the
a5vsJlsg--E' and memoranda Of Job work aud
Iles,asl-55t SHARED the common destruction
b)0Es 80 81 letters and my private library OF
flre - were consumed by the dsvouring
a.. - ne Banner had , $50 subscribers. and
effFs-. post offices on the books The bulk
Forsis1 Sl-iees are In Georgia. but some in
gris r s9aLh carolina North Carolina. Nir-
L6gis,.-tse -tselhessee. Kentucky, Arkansas, Texas,
G1 - ahQ Alabama. There are due
Lsrs - rOooss several thousand dol
0uF s-I- 4 can see no better way to reach
tr-tfrs.-, -ItoeFs than to ask exchanges snd
tbs eari VI vils lhe press in Georgia 70 publish
Vh1 - VIII all our brethren and friends
i1,s+sl n arrears please send in their dues
msrfs sf.siy- and thus enable us to meet de-
paDa- .--siI Fed IN furnishing them q religious
cation - - ais9 enable US TO resume the publ
Bls-o. tAe Banner as soon as possible The
tsa@5l has been indorsed bv and adontai as
Ie1Fass-.se- - quite a number Of associations,
espse.s1qIs many thousands Of Baufists
pEvsf- u al Northeast Georgia The whole
Major Ps = iiot only CRUSHING TO me aud
u1Iess IsAs.44slocs. my partner in business. but
tot the r - VINO owe Us and others come
Vii mr. 80 as % enable US to resume il
lcses ~ 9. q c4itanlty 70 deROminational enter
VIII - -. HeI Oeing Of Jh0us ands of Baptists
saelt thia' ,5--1 - 1lg old-e Please promptly
% thes--9e, eAIu Will the Bonner exchanges
hlath 7, -. ana continue the exchanges for
eded .H-'N the question OF resuming is de
lie r,,-,
-Tssa,S1o1 ,S1ol1m6us Times of Tuesday savs:
Hoass Esf5,. diniculty occurred ct The Rankin
5ohnsor- ..4fsnu sen two negro employees. Henry
severely ~ Lindsay Hill in which the former
Llts. poI1ee.ssu tls later in the back with a
h01sss oot9 @ the parties were tasea TO tbe e,Iard
hs Johr1.1r- henry Johnson locked in a cell.
u tie - lg. ~. vas sent for b dress the wound
"a paserr1 ae.ate .uoate one When the reporter Of
saa-llssf tbs questio9ed the Doctor as to the
upon an examination he pro