Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-12-17


-rlr Macon. has been found guilty |
--.-.-t has been sentenced to the peni- |
---. +- life
...r1n Register SAYS that en- Ihurs- |
.-.-.. rs-- SIR VI T. McCrary died suddenly |
.. near Geneva. About Il O'Clock In
.-.---- De crm planned Of feeling unweu,
. few minutes became paralyzed-
---.ra few words thereafter. About
..tr.- hoe was affected by the str ke
-.-. Us worse and about 9 O'Clock at
.rrtls Enquirer states that it IS
r.iI- that the steamer T H Moore |
--f 1Ten xrerienced in such work
.. - Engaged. asd every effort to sue
..r .s-v out the undertaking will be
- GREAT fear is that the present high
. IIf cause the steamer to break
Is t1 render her unserviceable.
issue The DeKdlb County NelCs
sixth volume II enters upon
..s -.rh high hopes OF increased pros
.- -ta future
ru p1sf saws: There is a rumor
. --..e eject that Col wadley is to be
f-uta management Of the Central
O.. Iu.I be q bad day for the Central"
fNN-.'A DA ANnNo VI NJ
..- ..-.- rlu-s1 -v. Pence was successful
... means thst ev ybody's stock in the
right 70 depredate upon every
......- Ls.I if thelaud owners do not see
-. -teir lands with good fences.
Stay. Wm Higginbotham, one
-r Nell hissr and most Influential
.-r rf GEORGIA. diei in Rome. He
.. ----fueut leader Of the Republican
Eayt county, and stood high in the
as b. race.
barry Ner-s is in favor OF gentlemen
..-r-sd for lifting their hats to their
.-fs during COLI and vet weather 1t
.-l sweet smile and a graceful wave Of
-.-r hand sufficient under such circum
EraTf saws that 90 the municipal cleo
N-Uusn on Saturday last money flowed
and votes were openly bought and sold,
-ar-.uc as high as ten dollars each. It
says that Ich proceedings are "a dis
-- our Institutions, and dOubly de-
r- t1 our manhood "
l-.-.lr- to the Lexington Echo. the report
--aI over CEethlrpe county is, that more
m has bee1 sown than for several years.
-. r-t5 saws: The low price Of cotton this
.s ..-h price Of provisions, seem to have
.f The ewes OF the farmers, and we are
seft~
llIsth1rue Echo last week interviewed
--rceauts Of Lexington in regard TO their
-ats ~ -0tton this season. and it finds that
..e su win fan short about one hundred and
bsles a. compared with receipts last
.l- The Echo has it'll doubt that nearly
rsrv merchant in the county has fallen at
east thst mu,h behind. and it estimates that
rhe county is not less than twelve hundred
tales behind.
John uayhavk was noted character Of
-sc-u. He oush 10 have been called Night
.ses. however. for a few nights ago he was
--rv-red trying 10 steal some chickens II
.ar- his first offeuse the case against him
r-- dismissed. but the shame OF being caught
.. TaeieI his sensitive soul that he took sick,
OH speeii died The Telegraph says he
-s.1-f 90 be an Indian. and that he fought
-rre Confederacy with louisiana regi-
-- and in one eng cement his chin was
--.1 away br she fragment Of she'll With
.--z. .eptaon cf the chicken stealing scrape
..u-5ay righ-. he was known by the police
H. a quiet. we l-iisposed person, but ad-
.-. Oh drinking sPrees-
-- discharge OF a FIRE cracker set fire to the
ri kitchen Of ,ir. Henry Tinaan in
r1 Monday afternoon. aud they were
-ref His dwelling house was saved by
--.1u1us eVe-tious or the dremen-
Perry Rome J1,rual thinks that with
the labor Question viii be the most
..r.rr enc with farmers next year. The
.raf reeu1ar laborers will be largely de-
.... a-f rha crowd Of day hands will re-
"srT recruits { bis system. closely fol-
rsL fuu our farmers. aud we believe
a.H do all iu their power % discourage
TO dep-nd upon cay hands fer the
1l - crops meaus simply double
lslf Worg.
EARN f-7u ths warrenton Clipper that
..H--a Kent q ia5 of about ffrren years
ar1 SON ct Mr. John Kent, of Gl4scocE.
ear lF sh1t through the cheek last
He and his brother. some older
--e. were eif from the h0uSs 0iFh
rauI cane They CARED gun, and one
raE i- hr tl= FIRE. when OF it went.
George iu tle lower part q the cheek
.-~rE our up above near the cheek
Be El- pzinfuiiy but not seriously hurt.
.-- prisoners ufnei in the OglethOrpe
Ed. nrs5e their escape a few days ago.
f51-re Ech0 thus describes them.
.- ...al..sl1 Is D iEht mulatto. . or p
-.. a1Hut 3 feet ID inches high. fiat
a.a d sr rrt ulustscle. aud has ROUND
a- .-a i.tle bald hsated. re was await
HT Ile crll.d jury for stabbiug. Bill
l- a tsl. slender. dark ginger cake
.r g years Old has a cripple hand
Hr.nr his fa e-c1mmitted on a charge
on. be-v aiy Harper i small,
--1. 3 f-rt 9 OF ilches high, ABOUT .
ara weighs about l35 or 40 pounds
.tel Ger Burglary.
---Es 5siuesyi. e SllfhrOE. Gen. Long
e~z the legislatures OF EeuneSSee
-.- c4rol-E1 to give him charters t.r
E---..H &C hiS prop ssd road into their
..- lrufav Iaos To 80 re I ke a big under
l1 a rliirna from this city BY way
.#sr. over o. EIsirsElie. on the other
-l- Bue Ridge. rut our word Tor Il.
@ wI BE- bui.r, shd hat too in the near
-.- uur much depending upon how
r.a-->- those most 70 be benefited take
rer leu E.ouEstreet does not pre-
le can build the road all by himsr II,
proper Ell engagement can ana VIII
heaFirr. "Walicious Work." the
Erferurl0e SAYS. I'VE regret TO
nee iass nv IRE OF Rev. = G Harris
e---en-s and s-ahles on Monday night
Hlrl Uas an excellent frame buiid-
--l-s Ltch. costing about three hun
Tr the lower story Mr II rrriS
.r t15 bushels of corn. foO bushels
p.1.s utensils. ere, and IN The up
tween six and seven thousand
raEe The stabl- were quite close
..-u ard were also burned The horses
-re saved With great difficulty, hav-
ro be pulled and pushed out from
laa wcrk vas done b=tween three
c.1cS lu the morning Mr Harris
flaf Do Wes The work OF WI ite
-l e- dsrk Su day night a white man
fIe q Ut and rsn OF as he saw Cne
--- .acies la- hold Of gun. Nc. Har
-s u-g home from the Conference
ls aL-u tEe nre occurred Toe loss
a- Oh eight hundred or a thousand dol
- t--s Lsaviiy upon the owner in
f-s al Affect nE scene In the Superior
u lumt us Wednesday evening.
>-E ~ay~- The jury IN th= case
.- Il hu T Atkins. charged with
8 James NssroIthy, ha1 bel cut
4-- heir return With a verdict
-- - every m meut. The prisoner sat
rFl-eur-y drprs sse5 with remorse-
- size sat on his right with h-r
arus. his thirteen or fourteen year
--r % LIS left, while his little six
--1E 90 his knees. Finally the
~ lle jurors vas heard and the
~. @ ll anxiety on the faces OF the wire
vas Indeed painful. The Jury en-
'le Judge asked the foreman
- --- arrived at a verdict. He
1 the Affirmative. and the
er1-ral stepped forward
F-1- lt read. We. the fury. End the
-tF and recommend him 20 the
- curl Neither the husband or
el Cd 'ealize th- full nearing Of
i-i F-r1l.t az 6rst ber when an Of
--r4 he prisoner for the purpose
nm from The OOm, the poor wife
-ser ret ain her gri-f. and throw
- -f-lu- TIE neck OF her husband
a t-'o irzra. The little children to.
t-r fealzs che awful doom of their
~ - lne-r little che-ks we're vet with
- --e @. sorroU. Those who witnessed
"a - .e1e ceeplF affected, end il vss
r-ii that the most hardened man
rlsi- - - .-ae4 nls team. II Is indeed sad