Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-29

~. i7 whose store originated the fire
- 4..---vef the business part Of that town
.--s- we're arrested the other day on
.tl-sinz them with the crime Of ar
die absence Of sufficient evidence they
-sr-,ssd. but the Albany Netrs under
,ra-s are parties who were dissatisfied
'--.as commitment trial and VINO viii proba
80 ,rs matter before the grand jury
Femeauor for any public weigher
,..-- 10 charge more than ten cents for
SD ale Of cotton. or five cents for re-
49,, rrl once taxed ten cents for weigh
-.r4~ suDrosed to be unloaded gun went
- .--usta on Sunday afternoon, the charge
d .to. entering the head Of Amos Bill
.5.-sf H7v. who was playing with the imple-
gen.
thursday afternoon there was general
.----a saloon at the State line, near Cole
FL s- which Alex James was shot and in
--..e LHsI by a man named McCOmb
-----s vas large man. and, when drinking,
=. very 0ver0ea1iug. McCOmb has eluded
,.-.- so far. Several others were seriously
-+--zi Iariag the difficulty.
r.-s1 story shot with double-barrelled
-z and sHIed George Rials at a frolic on
Wednesday night in Worth county. Risls first
.--st Story with pistol. According to the
l-sr7 yst-s. the Governor y as Offering a re-
-,-5 f5r Rails for killing q man in Dooly
l-y-
p-rs Courier. There was an interesting
F ---.i.z or farmers of this county, held at
IL e1lrt house yesterday morning. 70 discuss
IT, fence question Several good speeches
1 ra-s made and the proceedings generally
were important
lsrr14 1r.nfg Argus: Last Tuesday morn
s-.--.-.- r-Iu- laCiss started from Dir. Elihu
T-r--r's Or Americus Before they got far
he ule -l0E fright and ran away Miss Gin
fa JuEtll was thrown out and Oad'y hurt,
/ d. .su1F .erJer. Miss Sallie DOdson was also
azl-y hurt
Cochran Eaferpriss: "a gentleman, whose
-s-.- .e e.. 10 learn but i in the employ of
/ III Frlz-r a tn pentine distiller hear here,
4 .li .1= misfortune to have his leg broken BY
4 OIL from q buggy last Sunday. The horse
5 ,-t T.i- -lr aud run away, throwing the gentle
1l1 flJn the buggy"
61iuuetJ Herald; Near Dry Pond. in
/ 1i.ssln county. on the Sth inst, thereIFas a
+ a storm that did great damage, destroying
rr1n beating the bark on trees and stumpS.
Do the i5lh INST i've days after the storm. the
. lil U-easur5d sixteen inches deep, and some
e tle stones were as large as partridge eggs.
i Augusta Chronicle: "A little negro girl.
i-1-- Ten years OF sge. living on Greene street,
l.l- Third. was badly burned yesterdaf. She
Fs stsndiHg with hsr back 70 fire when her
dI..Ias caught fire She ran screaming into
o. yiri. and before IN. hfmes could be extiu-
I.--i vas seriously burned about the head
1 cd bac1."
A-ericus Republican. Judge d. A. Vason
uiJ -eph armstrong, Esq OF Albany. are in
be q. rs On imuor ant legal business. which. If
-zl=c-ef. viii be head before judge Crisp
mlrniug lt Is the case OF James Arm
l uE, administrator. vs. JOh1 b. Lewis, Sc
lr..y for Hand ard Bagiey. on the purchase
a lot Of negroes before the wal"
augusta Chr0nicie: LAS the Georgia Rail
pad PASSENGER train was passing through q
1i the other side Of Lithonia, Friday evening,
Hus mfscreaut hurled a large stone through
BE- u the windows OF the ladies' coach. The
Ea-e passed Just in front Of a lady face. aud
zl she fortunately ESCAPED any injury,
i ts crime Of the rascal is none the less great.
De ietee ives are now working up the case. "
! auesville S0uthrOn: Franklin Yarberry,
C Habersham county. is sixteen years old,
au- fCur feet high, body small and deformed
-sluost every way. Upon this frail body is
ltssi twenty nine and half inches in cir
EuferanCe. which is constantly IN motion
tir side 20 side. The boy knows his mother
zi slue other persons. tries at times TO sing,
Ei even makes an effort to talk There is
Or such another human being on earth, We
o. quite sure"
Rome Courier. Thursday night Mr. J. B F.
lnpEia and wife, who reside over in South
ilua. went out to spend the night with rela-
E-s. and while absent some one went to the
abl- on the lot, took out Mr. Lumpkin's 5
s-se saddle and bride, and, it is presumed.
Ert them all night, as early the following
-lrlius the saddle and bride were found just
USie the front gate, and the horse was
1s-lt str3ling up Broad street in this city"
Cherry Lake correspondence Madison Re
lier. "Nlrs Nicholson, an old lady ABOUT
a-1ry wears OK age. living about i've miles from
-f- Just beyond the line in LOwndes county.
ii, vas eft az home alone few days ago,
al uy me means her clothing took fire and
=Fss 50 severely burned that she died Ia .
T-y sl3Ft time. Mrs Nicholson leaves large
ill1er II children and grandchildren, and an
z--SiTe circle Of friends 10 mourn her sudden
90 sl1ckiuE death"
AL=Es Bonner: Another bad accident oc-
liled yesterday about one or two o'clock at
p Athens Factory, at the same place where
p PREMATURE explosion took place short
-7 s.ace. Mr. Bob Chiiders and a cOlOrt d
--il whose name we old not learn, were en-
is5i 10 blasting. One OF the blasts failed TO
l11 and as they we're trying 70 clear It out
~ 0 sgain the powder igni ed. and burned
Pm badly shout the face and eyes The col
-e- nan was burned worse, his face being
.ao..n terri ly and his eyes completely closed
--sly. Their injuries are quite serious"
'clmtus Enquirer: '-Our readers will re-
----uef John ". Nerdin, the young man who
.-,'sl1ered himself to our officers feg days
~ saving be was charged with horse steal
Il SC griffin. While in ThJmasviiie he at
l.el suicide. and WHEN in our city con-
ale1 iasiug his life for which object he
- purchased two vials Of laudanum. Thanks
.--s fay he again endeavOred to Kill himself
l'll ill He was about 20 cut his throat
~ 6 -az9r when Sheriff COnnell came and
--,-l him from carrying out his rash in
4..-ly Nei-s. 'As Mr. Jackson's auger vas
l---s away lufsdey mo Mug into the bowels
~ f.1 ar depth OF about one hundred
T.--I .eet the machinery gave evidenc@
Us l'l-l had met with some obstruction
- ----ellr TO pierce than anything Il had yet
~ e ellr5Ct with. Examination developed
~ - NAT the drill was broken OF. This was
49, ar Knocked the artesian well dead so
~ 9 ms particular one is concerned. and the
80 NLl-n had been placsd in 70 the distance
~ Pea removed. which consumed the re-
--s-7f 70 the day. It was all extracted with
1se, AMI yesterday morning the borer
serted 5gaiu-"
80 e Plst, The Savannah MORNING NEvs.
!. 2 d. Es-iu proprietor. is one OF the
- ----, LHlS office has ever received IL
49, II Us regularly every day, and Is alWays
va lrrsn and interesting news from ali
.----ls Its emphaticslly Democratic, and
- go vigorous IN it, editorials. Georgia
49, 80 florida Affairs are distinct and
-=-. ie lures that make the paper one
- tlan ordinary interest, especially 70
- seeEirg information from those two
at- q" Is published az SO year, postage
, f-salon Clipper: 'Mr James Vaudeville.
sl,- ~ az Mesena, lost his dwelling ana
~ al ITS contents. last Thursday night.
iss-- e-lsht IN the shed room about II
$500 ~ me family awOke only In time 70
a.-rs5i-' e safety, the IRE having made con-
49, LealWay. This Is believed 70 De
D-n0IaFW 1nh nTr ManaarflI2 f1 in
P-.- 1-'s-siance, and anything given him viii
sI--. .-l received. We learn that the loss
l-s -l5s ~ amount 70 about eight huHdrsd
'gss - mat lme coloTed men were ar
: IL ~ Tied The mischief Is believed TO
~ '7sl4l Of an effort for malicious re-
irf---s Enquirer. Thursday morning
tstf7-- D. dun was found dead by the
-eaF the residence Of Mr.. Crawford,
To 49, - northwest OF Hamilton. Professor
t-ss-sl.- school in that section and was
"a 49, Up his business. He was in Ham
ts-,g y " 10 before and was complaining
=sTs7 -.--eL His friends advised him not
Until he was better. but he de-
~ c,- - through with his business and
l,c- M u Ar. CrGWfOrd's About eleven
q or r.. Lsley morning Mr.. Crawford found
ID F aside dead. and Indications we're
nd Al been dead an hour when dis
l,ts 7 3 15-u inquest was held by Mr. Warren
el.1s-ill--' - .l SAD DR.: A b. Copeland made an
-s-a ~ IN IN OF the deceased The verdict w6s
49,. S'n3es ion Of the lungs"
l,-es +.He Press: "On Monday night last
= C1,r /. n, negro man, bored into the
~ Il No. eI smith Andrews dry goods
ll sr-7,.-st - I llnt, and robbed them os a
81 d5Is--- ol money and about two hun
- of Is. worth Of clothing and dry goods.
ehs -.-ol were discovered on the floor.
9 lis 49, osltion was that the rObber had
q lhis - ~ IN the effort to open the door
~ To-iei9e cue our Efficient Marshal. Tom At
- esrI--l Up the case and 'bagged his
asss5 = o1 M tuesday morning The negro
soosis, ,is s ROBBERY and delivered the money
VI H. s-lll enc aiso the burglars tools with
flte ,s-leed entrance TO the store. IL
"A q st-.s at that Charles Is an old depre-
i1R ss,..;' sl'.s were found capable OF easily
'siAl store doors In town.