Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-04-07
GeOrgia Affairs.

On Monday last a coIored lawyer made his
appearance at the Rome bar for the first time
in the history of that city.
lle Rome Courier announces the dangerous
illness Of a young lady in that city from the
effects 0f sxal0wing small piece Of cedar a
few weeks ago. The piece of wood mas found
.otsmea- in the lungs. causing Inflammation,
from which have resulted two severe hemor-
images The Courier hopes that her constitu-
IGN Is sufficiently strong TO overcome the
eIec's Of dis unfortunate accident.
Reports from she fruit crop of the State are
very conflicting. Some of our exchanges eX-
press -le opinion that the jig is up," but the
Albany 4srs and AfUertissT says If there is
ho more freezing weather in Southwest Geo--
gave VIII have an unusually good fruit crop
llsTear. The extremely cold weather Of the
Nll'er seems TO have been beneficial rather
Aal injurious to the trees, and the backward
spHos has kept them from fruitiug too early"
l4e Columbus EHQtirer-SuH came to us yes
leiiay In deep mourning for the death Of Mr.
a. I ueF Fo.Ie. late It's editor in chief
Ihs chief cOmpositor of the Thomasvine
enterprise promised solemnlv to show the
.l5s how 70 skin the cat on the trapeze
me e-tor u0w announces that a yard of
-SA1s SKIN from his nose, a few lingering
SUITS Of noustsche and eyebrows. and an
assent tooth, muteIy attest the sscred fulfill
nsnt Of Lis pledge.
Dr. John EiEard Martin. OF Decatur county,
-'7l 'n Townsville last Saturday night from
a. overdose Of morphine. It is not known
nli
ornot
ne Dublin Gazette announces the destruc-
'''- oa Sunday night last by fire Of the resi-
71-e AMI It's contents OF DR.. Nathan Tucker.
,.'Dsfly one of the wtalthiest and most popu-
cIz=us Of Lsurens county. The losses
surancs
~. '-l47a Of Vaidosta thinks the deve'opment
'-a. seeion viii be 50 great in the next ten
5s-'s 'a-- The Savannah. Florida and Western
YlA require double track.
A.. Pope. General Passenger Agent of the
--'LI Airline Railroad, has been in At
ana and been interviewed as to the future
--sslaent Of his line. About all that could
sa..sTei out Of him, however, was that by
-Ils the Atlanta and Charlotte Airline.
---1 Is at ore end of his rosd and Rich
49, irsinia, is at the other, and that the
~ mana cement will do nothing to injure At
"a oF the section Of Georgia through which
ne line passes.
e6SeeS Us s. lhe Nilledgevire Union and Recorder:
OT1r.la aglaln Latimer's plantation. near the
vz-- I4'er, his hands while plOwing last
0tra-. tzdIt med a Eumber OF old pots and
dssJ --5-sils. which unquestionably mark q
ha Aorrf
rsa--sI v- lnulan origin, but were made by
u1r-L-5 people ante daring them These are
pIs,. .-lsl tnat have been discOv cred on this
sB e1l!le time ago Captain Iatimer sent
leslicg ~Dec5rneu TO the SunithsOnian In
ID 00 - ~ w eSilu gton, which had been ploWed
one u5 ilver bottom near his home In
ku0vr E an -e found human bones. 1t is well
ths- --4t Indians 90 not bury their dead in
Is-i--l!- lie also saws that there Is a peS,t-
wont --ul l-ul these vessels very striking they
llUiT , over, or spill water or any other
are frriI3-- nil az tleEn, no matter how much you
some $50 ne has promised to bring US up
dess-fr,,'- --lliens, when we can give fuller
coIa5t n. p vI them They would grace our
% riTs afl, aud We will ask Capt. Latimer
g 1--- tuat direction"
chill fu--s l-s Washington Gazette: "a negro
q W- B 'nres years old, on the plantation
bum 8; leTt Hsrris. died last week from
rlo,ba- - received a few DAYS before Its
hols- - ~ learn, locked the child up in her
elld Poi +. "elt on During her absence the
ins-sr.s-' - lne IRE and was fatally burned.
treque1+ M NJ TINS kind getting painfully
but tbar we e scarcely pick up an exchange
We dsr. lhl cases Ike the above recorded.
investrgsts-j- mat II these occurrences were
Would f. aud guilty parties punished, it
Tbsl'-' - a measure pat Stop TO it."
% Mr I-lllous Times, alluding to the death
chief az fsSetI 4, Gindrat Devote late editor-in-
He was Il EhQ eirer-SifH OF that city, says:
oIiyI Iaias ne to Columbus in August, 1855. being
Cd a. ~. ~ months more than fourteen years
opp0rt1SSit,,t tlIne me His father gave him every
an bei1s-y 4I receiving finished education
Rs sIIg srs5gth the distinction Of a fhoroueh scholar
@'eo at Mercer University. When the