Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-10-24
Vs~Istered st The Post office In Sa-
--..,,,l o. second Glass Matter.
Georgia Affairs.

,,..1,terrd at The Post Office in Sa-
--r-ob 90 second Glass Matter.
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Georgia Affairs.
-.-r.,5n Telegraph says there were eight
..-f-.f and sixty-four names registered at
.l. r-sra House during the week OF the
s-,--r rt--. I- also reports a terrific explosion
1---- river region OF the city, unexplained.
The Rel. s. p. Jones, beginning in COlum-
t.--f crossing over % Augusta, has marked
---. new -ae OF proceedings in the ministry
.-5.sr-.e preaching 70 men alone" In the
-t.a--e 1ftle la1ies, we suppose he can fully
..--r.-i-sius before them"
r-H s.. " Miller the distinguished Foreign
r---5-.luer Of the international Cotton Ex-
,.-.-r has returaed TO Georgia after an alb
.-.. 5f three months. During HE abssnce,
tsf...t- Travelled through England, Scotland
and .-f-r foreign countries and was every
,t-----celyed with distinguished honor and
Consideration. In London he attended the
great Methodist EcumenicaI Conferences as a
5-.4-,-e from Georgia, and was heartily vel
c1uei
Governor CoIquitt and his staff have re-
turned ra -le capital
Tie d-.l Of cotton near the Exposition
--arss. tits said, attracts great deal Of at
--lI.-
Arsr was knocked of the track Of rail-
paddy an engine IN Atlanta on Saturday, and
ol.y-st his Jaw slightly bruised.
swarm Of pickpockets follow the circus
snIv-s- the fairs
Atlr-s-0us counterfeit s. gold piece is re-
re-.I aaJa- in Atlanta, and, Of course. else
where
our Atlanta cotemporaries are wondering
whether ths- city will hold all the Governors
uez- Thursday.
Th. suit by Mr.. H. c. Tanner against the
Airline Railroad for damages. has resulted
iaav--Ie.In his favor for 81, 900.
According TO the Times, Thomas county is
waking ug to the Importance Of acreditable
display Of her products at the Atlanta Expo
si-5l This is right. Old Thomas generally
does Ie- duty if everybody else fails.
u- H. Hirt Of Thomas county, will send
grape vine 20 the Exposition from his vine
yari which has grown twenty feet this year.
The Chlttahoochee river is lower than it has
been for years. and is filled with sand ba...
Two small cottage residences in Gainesville
we're destroyed by fire the other night.
SIR Lum L0ughridge, OF Murray county, last
week. had his hand and arm torn to pieces in
aco--1u gin.
A}Ir Lasslter. at Gainesville, was struck
t7 the COW catcher OF train last week.
thrown from the track aud one Of his arms
very badly bruised
The Evly County Neirs says there seems to
DE- a certainty that the cars VIII run into
BlakeIy bY the 5sh OF November
Nr Edison, near Athens, comes TO the front
vi-s the first big potato of the season. 1t
weighs in the Banner Office 81 pounds.
The Brunswick Adrertiser aud ADDsGI is
sounding its readers on the subject Of daily
issue.
From all accounts Georgians went regularly
into the hay business this fall, and many of
them are still at il. This augurs more beef,
mil s. butter, etc, with better health, less
bacon end Northwestern accounts.
Mr. j. H. Oliver. OF HOgansville, expects to
gather at least twenty-five bales OF cotton from
ten acres planted this year.
Atlanta now hPs a semi-mOnthlY Southern
World and is soon to have another morning
daily. The faster they come the sooner they
viii cease.
The Quitman cotton factory is receiving new
machinery.
NzH II. Sanford, Superintendent Of the
South Georgia display in the Atlanta Exposi-
ton. strongly appeals to the people Of his
ssc-i1a % send up articles for exhibition. He
fears they viii be ashamed Of the Georgia ex-
libi- when it is too late to make amends
Tie Louisville Neirs says there lis malig-
nan. sore throat affecting people in Burke
county that is singuiarly fatal DR. Murdock
SAYS - is quite different from diphtheria.
When the windpipe becomes affected there is
scarcely any hope of recovery"
The residence Of Mr. Z. T. Walker. near
White Plains, burned down last week. Insu-
rllce : 500
I- is estimated that fully four hundred
Northern visitors will spend the winter in
Townsville
HtTk.nsvilIe Dispatch: I'VE learn that on
Saturday night last a difficulty occurred be-
lN-l vs.. H. HOyt aud Dock Wade. at Lam
sl lii'. IN this county, resulting in the latter
E--rnE seriously. il not fatally stabbed, and
NE former receiving a slight cut on the hand
Augusta Ereuing NelcS: Mr. J. II. Minis had
.'o horses taken from him during the war by
l- -lv-rument, in return for which he re-
cri'-l tlU) In bonds Of the Confederate Gov
ernm ut- This morning he brought the bonds
% town and sold them for a dollar and ten
cents Nr. Mims was so happy over thissbg
money and interest that he offer ! us his
country seat. Tdlewde, dirt cheap for our ad-
'r-li>tls Oill and reported post this morning
a-l.ile ou- Of town. at the ice house"
Brunswick AdUertiser aud appeal: "Our
public schools are full. Three hundred and
seventy pupils In all: eighty ysix males and one
l-4lr-l aud four females in white schools,
sll sixty five male7 and one hundred and If
teen females In colored schools There are five
schools
Fort Gaines Tribune: "Wednesday night
a-'al R. b. PeteI con was robbed Of about
..n Hn.ffn NHfnF
t--as, q twenty dollar gold piece and one dol
-- ll silver. He laid his pants on the floor
- -ls a-l- The door was open Next morn
- -7 20 Sse1 said money, his keys and pocket
No clue t1 the thief
me H-t County Star, promised by Mr.. J.
----.. ?. has made its appearance. small,
- near and spirited. It says; The corn crop
"..tl. Is very good. so far as we have bsen
--a-u- Cotton viii fall considerably
~ -- average crOp-sCme -ay 1t has been
.- one tL.r1 or more Cane and potaFoes
-7le'--ly badly Injured by the drought
A harls county correspondent Of the Co
.----> enquirer say. zone of those slcken-
-l,I lentS occurred in our town on the 18th
49, alien hlshtOwer, a little co ored boy OF
-. trl Years Of age, while pulling mOtes
-- . On. s-n had his hand .ught By the saws
-- -rms above the elbow completely
49, Both arms were amputated oy DTS
-la1.,,l -1-.,l .ll Copeland. aud il is probable that
IN -1i--W may survive his great misIor-
i1.---l AeI-sc q Last night Just after the
5z lrlI1rmance. while the elephants were
49, -llt tru through the stree. Just { : they
tf----- t-e corner u Hill and Broadway, some
s--- Ie.fOn pave one Of the animals
t--5.4 -lacc1 The elephant he1 no EOoner
s-s---- .fl-l-- Tie tob-ccD WfS when he IN
bE-- l1l-iile lu- Jrilted aud mC ie a rush Tor
s---s-. F-l- thrOu N a crowd Of t0O or So
b-i' ulraAins loo from b 5 kC eper. Evei !
ss-.s55 ga. cred. Ot cOur- e, aud the Gene pre-
10 'Atlul stampede. Fortuna' -ly, no
u5sr+s seriously hurt and the me idened ele-
fs-b-- Nas uHalIy captur l. Things lock I
ur--- E4-tly. though for a while, the ele-
tsl-Hi ~, ,ln thorough earnest end roared and
7l with terrific rage"
r-.sIa Vista 4rgus: 'sIr. Oliver while dig
l- vel ior Dir a. J. McElmurrF struck
vsst5 5ta lie called for the basket, which
1-sv-lILe4 lILe4 Tor him, but before he could be
tottar- --- Lr ut came insensible and fe-l 20 tue
lats'g-', q llsianee Of twenty-five feet. FOrtu-
lsve1 ? spialntu d ankle was the only injury re-
1ls-n Gazette: Last Saturday as the
LeU7-Scli I. lla.n from Brunswick was between
lsr-1 ~ Mill and Pearson, a train-hand
hsca- tnE ianE Gresn, COlored. while sitting on
tr0m ~ - asleep lost his balance ana fell
Ialf Naus seriously injuring him inter
Nothers DOnst Know
ra '.' many children are punished for be-
g.. -l'olth, willfUl, aud Indifferent to in
--.4lls OF rarar1- Il.