Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-18

with any injury. OF the seven who fell three
were hurt Anderson Williams had an arm
broken, George Gray was stunned and bruised
ana willis Elton was hurt slightly. Medical at
tention was prompt"
The Arlington AdUdnce learns that Messrs
Rawls, Price and Singletary have completed
their contract for bridging, trestling and
grading the railroad from that place to Blakely
ana the work has been received and settled
Tor. Ihls leaves nothing but the ties and iron
70 be laid, which will probably be completed
In two or three weeks.
The Marion County Argus reports ''that Mr.
ID. q. McGlaun. who lives near Pineville. was
very seriously hurt on Sunday nv heinO tbroNvD
from his buggy. His horse became unmanage-
eole and ran away with the buggy, and Mr.. Nc
Giaun was thrown out on a very hard place
ana hsd his face, head and neck severely
bruised IL is feared that his injuries will
prove fatal"
Mr.. Randall, OF the Augusta Chronicle
"IlIes from Washington City that ''Mr. Hill
looks well, but there is a stamp of pain upon
ms ms Nlsage' and lack OF that dauntless valor
that used 70 fire his whole countenance with
the hght OF battle His utterance is thick and
the ring has gone out OF it. He has to husband
himself, and, though he spoke several times in
saturdays caucus, he will hardly, this time
make any characteristic effort in open ses-
slOns or the Senate. He seems confident Of
his ultimate recovery"
Sparta Planter: "'Alas, how slight a cause
may move nelghbors TO acts Of violence! A
case Is pending before the court now sitting of
thls nature: One neighbor threw some brush
into anOther's field; the brush was thrown
back: angry words followed; one neighbor had
the other arrested under peace warrant; then
the arrested neighbOr had a similar warrant
issued FOR the other: he was also arrested The
case has been in coutt for some time 1t has
cost % eaen party forty or fifty dollars, and up to
TINS writing has not been settled
Atlanta Constitution: ''On Saturday the
Goyernor and his party left on the Airline
Railroad to attend the Yorktown Centennial
The party went in special car rendered by
COL toreacre, and was composed Of the fol-
loving gentlemen: Governor A. H. ColQuitt
Aogutant General Baird, Lieutenant Colonel ].
n Estlll, Lieutenant Colonel T. W. H. Harris
Lieutenant Colonel L. c. Jones. Lieutenant
Colonel ". L Hayward. Captain J. E. Mann.
Milledge. W. H. Barrett, H. w Grady, c. r.
Miller, Of the New York Times, and David Blu
kofzer, Of Dalton"
Milledgeville Herald: 'sThe trustees of the
State Lunatic Asylum were in session Wednes-
day and Thursday for the purpose of holding
the regular election for officers Of the institI-
ton and transaction OF other business. All of
the old officers were elected, and DIR. l. H. Hall
was added as Third Assistant Physician. This
was 70 be expected. for Ii would be impossible
20 select better corps in the State Every
man IS the right man in the right place The
contract for the brick work on the enlarge
ment was awarded to Messrs Mcmillan & Fos-
ter, OF Madison, Ga, at IS 30 per thousand
" learn lt will take something over two mil
hon bricks. The work will begin at once, and
be pushed rapidly TO completion
Athens WdfchmGn: "Messrs. R. Fl. and John
Mathews exhumed the body OF their nephew
who had been buried nil years, for tn pur-
pose OF carry ing the remains to their new home
Finding the coffin sound they concluded to
look inside, but found nothing but the dress
the eighteen months old boy wore at the time
OF interment-nOt bone, neither the hair, nor
trace OF dust was visible. The clothing was
perfectly sound "A terrible accident happened
20 Mr.. Berry Bray's three-year-old child on
Thursday Of last week. She was burned in such
a horrible manner as to produce death in few
hours-Mr Jim White lost fine horse that
cost him 81, 600 while being brought out from
Kentucky last week. Pink eye was the dis
ease.-We learn that 81, 900 have been raised TO
build a synagogue in Athens and work thereon
will begin shortly after Christmas "A married
man pawnsd his watch the other day with the
police TO keep a sOiled dove from rOOsting on
the chain gang Work is soon to begin on the
new hotel at 1allulah Falls. and it will contain
one hundred rooms Mr.. Isaac Lowe says he
knows OF some peach brandy in Walton coun-
ty over forly years old"