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


lh- snow and the high price of
aa re5s much suffering among
T.rle et Atlanta
Ts- last. Mrs. General Lucius
sr-. wis has been sick for some time.
rgr l1r del3, ana announcement was
a---a5 h-r dee-ase. Res.o-atives were
i-s ben however, and TO The great joy
--ss-i aai friends Size revived. and on
She was reported as being able to
r. l-t aaI converse.
a --.ss whisky created much law
saai uE ii nearly all the towns of
state Augusta boasts tina not a single case
-.e ..-.s.al of Law during Christmas
lays ls up before Judge Eve. The
@ --tI5Ttei IN great degree To the
+aa wash t1e law against carrying
e-l.-i 1auS is enforced in that C IL
s tasaa.s Enquirer t8iuks entirely too
r---a is being paid TO .'Slit-eared
r. alslr Ee1-s Gad AdUertjser reports
I lr night the residence on Mr..
hAt.ar place. formerly known as the
Ea T4s-. nine miles west Of Albany,
-.-e-E destroyed By lr. The house was
srt t f. lowell. superintendent
a.-a .11 Itwls a large building, two
..z' -Ht alseu-ut. with nine rooms. Its
-a e OF building was Sj.c0
Insurance 9u the house was for only l.2sO.
lrs j, rased to have been accidental,
q G-,t cam l5.eu tHa roof
streets e atlanta are in a shocking con
a
'1 -5-m which prevailed throughout
a---1e tie state brought lots If fun
F. H-- exchanges. without exception. SO
report saow baIiag and such like
'.sale ia same places even s!eighiag was
l5 thousand dollars Of Augusta Per
gent b5lls were sold t. the 5 hiking Fund
e s.7a # that city On thursday at >,
---a coupon. and 81, $50 OF : per cent
= ile ll r S, with March coupons. sold for
-- 3sz s.stss that the lower floor Of the
--' ,'aer ,n Augusta gave way Thursday
+aHN --f-- NAl@ 48AA4tAfllll G@ttNaAAa
--=- -a5- below Nr + NJ Nu,herin, assist
-- fell with the fllor. ans was seri-
" I.ise- He was ba ny bruise 3. his head
I. --- Is -s broken. The injury u the leg
e s'--1 tll- it had to Be amputa5eI He IS
F. -e- rs possible, but is sufTeriag very
lle most popular employees Of the
-..7,n Express Company in Macon was
a - T.. ere with 2 suo = bail Wednesday.
..-a -aa gas seriously Injured.
Atea Herald Of Wednesday says the
'a and Montgomery tain w hica arIised in
l Previous evening narrowly es-
s. .al might have been a serious acci-
* T a.s59 who was walking along TIE
= discovered broken rail about six miles
'A-ey. and Informed the agent at
%. me iaes, The sgeut walked two milss
'-7 read. below where the broken rail
--l sis-aied the train and informed he
n The danger But for the
Warning. q severe accident might have
3 The trsin was heavily loaded.
a- the Ogletborpe Light Infantry Of
-..1 npauies A AMI B OF that organi-
A.' suown respectively during the
s lmDlny 3, Eighth Georgia Regi-
-ll ]mpaHy II, FIRST Regiment OF
- s'.lateers living away from savan-
t'A-stly requested e. send their ad-
Aaior J. Il. Brooks. Chairrnan of
pi ArraGg =ments, Savannah. Ga.
lear calls sill be considerably ipd,,loed
asta' Macon and Atlanta and other
~ Y .he Interior Ct the state today.
~. -. famine has at last struck Macon in
+, ~ AAl Che Telegraph and MESSENGER saws
~ ss the weather m 7derates greatly
n. -7Fins must result.
81 feceivei her fun share of the cold
a--. la7 Telegraph says that on Thursday
-. cary tie temperature reached its
Is - above zero seems to have been
sr record about the city. although
,a-f '"o exposed points it touched zero
3 -v.- -3l.Tary to The expectatior of many
s.,.-.L- ga not freeze over, a fact which may
a. go --7d foron the ground that the cold
4 Is,.. '-'- existe / long enough to overcome
To- IN lear- The temperature i sufficia,.t-
|so o5.,. -'ss1a running streams and should
troz., ~ 'hree days the novel spectacle Of
on, :. : soemulgee may be witnessed The
rozsB 49, ,o1ltllns in and about the CITY were
b boys - ''hl me skating was enjoyed by
Aus fo- so'sia Coy who wrote to Santa
pony was wise enough to add.