Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-03-03

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Georgia AfIairs.
vessels formerly business
'l-t 4. Columbus EaqIdrsr-S''''' died
s-ir philadelphia go. v.,,. .
81 m the Augusta Eeen'"g Ne'0s' d
Ie'-.s E.'., mas5ns in shat city was to
81 oa foot on Tuesday.
" 81 =, ,s,5fr.y negroes passed through At
Baill. - - They we're from Hancock
- o. r-rs en- route for Monroe -Four
s.-,f 1li ~ F,r-nron i0r Kansas, passed
,ran.a on sunday
p -lt-~l.l and Messenger states that on
p -.- ,arsllur % call, about seventy
E1l' .-5-., NJ Macon met for the purpose
Fl Land League auxiliary branch.
~. qs, appointed to report upon or
l'-- The following ge1tlemen we're
9i-'.-- .s.srsa' the branch: President,
o.rr. Vice President. Robert +. Park;
IT, secretary. Hugh acKervey; +;
r. Barse. Treasurer, p. FITZGERALD.
s--l 7i-ssss, we-. delivered Prof.
ii--'-- i-.i .Fa-rrthe 18th Of Nlrca, st. Pat
4 -ts League have a demonstration,
- l'-- '--,.,nuit.e- b appointed to make the
O. ---sr-4ms1ts anI report at the next
IN. Clarmtu appointed Messrs.
.s.-s,1. N Fitzgerald, SweeDF'
rs--. lai ely.'l
'..srof Judge Warner, the PhoHoaroph
--'-,-.i-;,1 is somewhat improved, but
rs-r low. Some Of his friends ars
= A---5.- foeefalt than ever OF his recovery.
- .--..tbs-e seems q be little chance OF
!, sraEve-
--.-,--r farmers are planting corn.
, nero man. by the name Of John
.-.s h. ssad-ataiiy killed in shocking
. 80 n Tuesday Of last week, at the saw
---trr Raou. nin- and half miles south
I-.--rop He was steaiyiug log at the
y. .1i bis hand slipping, he lost his
~. nj. head bei1g Jbrowa forward under
- F-wl.7cl il was terribly mangled, re
.--.-,f immediate tslt9-
rtts.5l--. Carroll county, is a regular
--s,- sni shiug's market. there being a
t-.- Nv mills. and about the same number
. .-5a machines. which make this their
---y mint. There have been sold there
ssvs.sa to data over 800 bales of cotton.
Hs Hamilton J9a nal states that the dwell
,,,i Smith Williams. in that town, was burn
..,,., r.+k. I.was new fame house and
* furnished with new furniture. Nothing
Els saved
T5s ErrllerSsa reports that on Monday
0s,ras Harper. a col7red woman, vino lived
-U- Caueron's lot near 81. Paul's Church,
gsl very suddenly She had E0u been com
,..1ugol any sickness. and about II O'Clock
Flssi out into the yard and fe.l, when she
s1r,si IN a few m9UeuE.
he uSience Of Colonel T. ~ Hogan, in
Caandus. narrowly escaped destruction re-
sty. A kerosene lamp exploded, snd the
v11Jv curtains and bedding caught in the
u,u where The exnI1 sion happened. The
tzH Esre az leuc b subdued-
Ara meeting Of the old Liberty Guard, -
tslHTaylors Greek. Liberty county, on the
ziof Esbua-y DR.. a. B. Ianiei was elected
F-E lieutenant wee J. 3L CarswelI resigned,
EiLJ Martin elected Second Lieutenant, Sr.,
Voc DalsI promoted. The corps is command
e Captain VIM. Hughes, who commanded
tt-rils the war.
Atln,a PH0l0grupH. "A. q West. the
77lsr az the Cart, rsville and Van Vert Rail
1a- has invested several millions Of dollars
RAILROAD property IN the vicinity Of Cedar
uFn
C9Iunbls Times. 1--WE learn that the store
l,rali stock or HeSSrs. DiczersOn & Allen,
4>.1aa AilL 90 the Cha ,tahOOchee river, was
---y destroyed nT hre last Saturday The
AN g covered by insurance"
Atlanta Pi0aOgrlph. The Georgia Railroad
se-faay has purchased the old site of Marx
An d irs mil upon which to build the car
A4ps % the company
ne P-0H9Jrupi says The Western and
A-i5lc and the Atlanta and Charlotte Air
~. ll---o4's have neE freight engines. Each
q tl-r engines It 4. said. can pull easily thirty
1ier- Line cars heavily loaded" a."
las Rome Courier remarks that it is highly
s9l-le itat tine block Of buildings will DO
---- us summer on Court street, between
lylls ana Howard They viii be used mainly
-! grocery AMI commission store rooms.
@'--7 mas ioEg needed Just such houses.
A-alla Ft5n0lrGJh Jh The Central Railroad
~ constructing az Macon some elegant
Ll- ears hey are 10 be- heated with
-eAeis, sgppie1 Wilh steam from the en-
l --l VIII therefore be OF equal tempera-
4A.s VIII e- a convenience and pleasure
o rs customers "
-.-- courier. The Young Mems Library.
--- eI tle most prominent and useful in
~ "a +, N tlim-- was founded in February,
- Il. q o-- ttW books and q small mem Der
~ @---5 -- ll.- tillr us career has been remark
E s-ctrsSlul financially and otherwise.
4 g-Llolllcll management and iudefatigabie,
L.iS acquired a large number of
Ta1a4l a4l lne FOIL Of members. The new
--l nan lS g c1 mmOdiOus Que. and is being
10y anu tasteful y furnished
-iI-s n. 4lial-a Ft0HGgfdpl gives the following
S-ce 90 e5au robbery in the Sta e
gs--L 49llay evening about half past eight
49, sl4e The family Of Mr.. John Kries.
E-t A--se man, where at their house on
as 49, STU a burglar gained admittance to
r. -,-.s-se se through he back door ana going
T. - '7--. co trunk and contents from
n E-is- u -f. hfles, and carried il away
- ga not know that the house had
ss...----l' s--l' ized until, upon going to his room
ErpaI' ne found the trunk missing. Mr..
aso-- e. =. ~ MS trunk SOD in greenbacks and
lsI5ss.. s- ~ goa and silver He estimates
i,rere.-l ll--lls Itnes relates that on sun
Raj E--s me mail train on the Western
E1rsr -.-l-- ~ LOT Columbus, ran over a negro
mi 49, ---i Ai-el her. IL Was not discovered
si1r 80 morning when the train was
Vas sas- -'la 80 Upeiika, and the dead body
Vs,b-f 20. "a le lrack- 4 COrOner's inquest
L IL t--.1+l-1 t--. +l-1 the woman.s name was found
ts------- ---la ,Ha.ey- She Is supposed 10 have
d1ss- ~ 20 blame is attached 10 the en-
hsr 5n ~. A.'s--S. Who, IS stated. did not see
el=r.I1 u ia-s HE accident occurred about
-'-s ms eide OF salem ''
al -lllOu County Times saws. .sTbe largest
ls7ro..r,- iivi-lt train that ever came 10
hsfa ~ Sa'i- no Oh Wednesday evening
vi thirteen freight cars. seven of
ca. s1i rt..1l.5i -l5led with guan0. three with
aue csrs,s o,ler miscellaneous freight One
tsa7 ~ 4. c5EH weighed 3s.5T3 d sunds. pro
haie, i-5 l. rllayie heaviest lld,n car that WAS ever
ss.., ssls '4s Dublin Gazette: "The river is
l,sllrs--1.'-- 20 rs natural size. and great
ta, a,'--s 9-e ~ 4Fe being made to catch the shad
Tsas---" l-.aAiug their way up the river.
d,s az iiII,-laa I..li Telephone remarks: 1--WE no.
ts1g sFf.1.se Quantities of Northern hav arr
ii-re,s1 irs3ta -. g. tAiS county. ami that Iistle
sSvr,,--- .' mad az any pzice.
slisr--,--5-A -l.e.sph0Es: Every landing ON the
Nstlssssv 80 -,sl, ~ as heap-d with guano last
ala,bs s;- Laq'lreT-Sun. "About twelve
elpe1 f-1-1 f- "a g negro named Willis Tones -
'alite iasrs.--s5. s.-5 enaln gang at OpeIika. He
lus sr5 .a.e attack 90 the Marshal at the
Gas Ys.t.-5, llen has kept clear of the OH
Tad iatbiss' 'sslAy, - however. he showed his
p o,es-.' y p,l,yy AID vas immediafeiy nsbhef
4lglishes i-olts n s,ii Z, and Bowen, and he how
g, FriisT TI,illglon ~ Gazette relates that "ou
hson, NJ 1,.e t-.e family Of SIR. William M Hsr
,posei with - town, was poisoned, it is
~ dinrs- n llilk. Mr Teasdale CaIlaway
svi.tm t5 mere ,5 on that day, aud he was aisS
were szTa- me poisoning. THE s,rmnto1,.
.llllnz t1-ls ~ the stomach and violent
ssie efitiosTi,- q oI the members of the family
eal had s eT-fs ill az one time. b1f nv the nexi
eoEs shs5 b.t.ltiy recovered IL ia tSonebt ~,
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