Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-11
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lls.ie.9 J. H. ESTILL,
Savannah. Ga
.,.,eTed at the Post Omee In Sa-
- As second Class Matter.
Georgia Affairs.
..s Constitution states that Treas
-. bsz srasua1ly checked the States
- Griffin bank. until the amount
issritution is less than $500. 1t will
-5srsf that Mr.. Speer declined to re-
rarsv when it was rendered him,
.-Estnrder the law he could receive it
necessities Of the state required it.
5rs.dar t.55 inches OF rain fell at Co
r7-sd Lincs. Or Columbus. is reported
.e.ved a legacy Of $4,000 from her
q rFo died recently in Germany.
- belonging to Mr.. jenkins, of Burke
rssn.ly disi at the ripe age Of nearly
.-7lile years.
p,sebr-fge Democrat reports that Ca
..sr-i another fire on Friday night last.
--s p8ured kerosene on the door and
s4f-rs the Ordinary's Office in the
.ssrsa AMI set It on fire. The night watch
--.fir aud gave the alarm, and by
sart work the court house was saved
r+.. damage. The County Commission
..,.1Hz-sf $50 reward for the incen-
rr.aJ.r 4 4Irsrtiser states that Hon.
--s-rH Stephens writes to Prof Ash
,srtsrf Providence permits he viii ad-
bare5aIe IF Columbia aud aGj0ining
- al Harlem on the 23d inst, the occa-
sbs closing exercises Of the Har.em
sa5oL
.sy Wariug & Roach. Of Swainsboro,
.a1ght the Louisville Courier. Mr. Giles,
r-saito-. retires from journalism for the
y Ysc-n Telegraph states that the Bruins
gaI.oad shops have just turned out two
fitted ears. By az Of variety they have
-B4ur-l bright red, and it is said that any
.sn stand at the bend Of the road and see
f1-tv miles either way.
Brunswick auI Albany train which was
lrs Brunswick ats o'clock Tuesday morn
lot get of until three in the afternoon.
1zue got Of the track at the turn table
-ths regular hour for departure and there
much difficulty in getting it back.
sssait Of Hester Speer against the Atlanta
-.l Factory was tried in the City Court
rs,5ay. and resulted in a verdict in favor
plaintiff for 5000. The amount sued
ggsI5010
Be Augusta Ne5rs reports that on Wednes
-gbt some thief bored a hole through the
tt5or Of the store Of J. T. Buckley, exact
.t1e point where the night latch fastened.
money drawer was broken and about fifty
rs in cash taken off Nothing else has
zusseI The police found the door open
1l O'Clock and notified Mr.. Buckley.
search for the body Of the little boy.
amsor. drowned in the Oostanaula. at
e still goes on. Skilled divers are now
u.s. and il is hoped that the body Will
-1s found.
.as is making elaborate preparations for
7npossd fourth Of July celebration. and
l1s viii be spared to make it in every way
zssful The Atlanta P1st-AppedI reports
on Wednesday morning, at Haiman S
gh Factory, an accident occurred, which.
probably turn out fatally. One of the
anen, Mr. John Hinman, it seems was ac-
..zliy caught in the betting OF some OF the
-Ig machinery, and before be could be ex-
Ted the unfortunate man was seriously
red DIR. Wills Westmoreland was at once
for. and he saw at a glance that Hinmsn
Ia very critical condition. The ribs of
bounded man were crushed in and one Of
Egs was also injured.
Macon Telegraph states that Capt. John
,-t and Dir. Charles E. Campbell found
1.-THE seashore, Cumberland Island. a large
ntsw days since. Upon opening it numer-
rher small boxes were found, containing
rof bronze statuettes, two elegant vases,
s tete tea set of fine china, and a ma
Is set. The whole is valued at about $5O1
he box was a letter written in Chinese.
Shipment probably was washed from the
kQfsome passing vessel or may have been
raon Of the cargo Of the vessel recently
1sei near Fernandina. Within the last
-a hrkins Of butter, canned goods, and a
-g machine, all in good order, have been
et by dweuers on Cumberland
florida saudhiH crane, measuring six feet
its wings and hve feet and eight inches
1tbe toes to the end of the beak, was shot
b iays ago in Sandersv.lle. 1t perched on
Tie ehimneys of the Sandersville Hotel
1sCuthbert Enterprise reports that a negro
bon Mr. Ollie Jordan's place, in the 4th
G. in which six children were sleeping.
burned down last sunday night. The
= and mother were away alta meeting.
we're three guns in the end of the house,
tcaught on fire first, which discharged
-O1tents. the report of which reused Mr..
z- from his slumbers, and he ran down to
llse in time 10 save the children, none of
q had walked up suffered some bruises
gaJ burnS in his efforts to rescue them.
sF6rdl Caion reports that Miss Annie
sales, the well known young eiitress of
Atlanta 4caHthus, on Tuesday, in passing
-7Tale, and while leaning f. ON the window
e ear was struck by the edge of the
lsauk. Besides receiving a severe cut on
lsa-. her left arm was badly bruised, and
p feared for sometime that her arm was
ana Post appeal. "a gentleman on the
-toint train yesterday saw passe2 ger
u a station. His destination was at
e station dozen or twenty miles away.
ll4lcfoi overlooked the way passenger,
--i0fe the man got on he hunted up the
s--ot and paid his fare. This is a god
q Tact
Aarrenson Clipper states that a little
~ As. e. : DuBose fell with a butcher
NJ As hand last Saturday. The point OF
--e entered the right eye above the ball,
~ az ugly wound. It was feared at first
-l lose the sight, but a complete recov-
'7f5 promising now.
ssVilie Gazette: Prom all sections come
- reports Of the crops. although IL is
~ corn especially is doing well The
- generally have the grass well sub
sse- i good showers come during June
5t.4 be good corn crop made The
Ir,.est Is Unfortunately not as good as
~ 'ai7 section. The cold winter and the
- have made the crop q short one
Icy there have been rains in the last
af..As which we're very beneficial TO the
- we're filing out. AS it is. this crop
- great help to the farmers. and it viii
'le great demand for corn"
rs-g3n Clipper: Jack Tucker, a well
q Se.sFea beef vendeF Of this place. was
sf " the sum Of SIS Monday, for
s-sal aace at the October Superior Court
- l4e Indictment for larceny. Our
3. ~ -. Af Joseph Raley, owed JACK twen-
lsL-s. ana last Saturday night he took
4 q l4lts pocket what he supposed to be
~ sase il 70 Jack. The latter returned
S,,-'e ntS to Mr. Raley and said it was
- eshts A short time after Jack re-
- d complained that his pOcketOook
80 his caused Mr.. Raley 10 suspect
re- wong On going to the light he
vas minus a SO gold piece He
~ JACK Tor the money, but he denied
f. ne obtained a warrant and brought
6ioal'er- From a gentleman who
~ saton's Junction. Polk county,
I raS9t We learn that a man by the