Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-11-08


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Georgia Affairs.
..-.. e-.- announce the death, in that
-l.-.. ~ Mrs NargaretJ. AxsOn,
r-.s E. Azson. She was a most es-
rrrt her decease, although not
...-. generally deplored-
1.--fa- rzauiuers for the appointment
--.--.- .--urHe Second Georgia District
rfllr.l- la5ors and will recon-
-...r.-r r..rars favorable consideration
.-e sheffield. OF Early county
--. -a..r.of Thomas county.
-rr.--r. while f1Oling with a pistol
.- s-.sI I.uauy discharged it, and the
t-l-l- valuable horse. which
---. The negro Immediately fed and
t.a-l from since. So much for
--.s.- with white folks weapons.
.-ss.l Jackson county are on a boom, and
.r.-- r-lass a few years ago. now
prizes The railroad in Jackson is
. t--r-l- rlis prosperity.
r.a- on 5ar learns that about five
.-r .ls. city two Wild and savage dogs
--. through the woods. which COM
s Ler--Iltions upon the sheep and
-.-s- section. So far no one has been
4. csr.u-sc- Kill them, and it has been
.--I -aa- fox hunters take out their
... l1i hunt down the savage beasts.
2. 8l.1-hlm, Alabama, papers tel
b. l5 miner named ". \. Graves.
a .a that region, who is as
-- as any other ia digging coal. He
s r-l.l- d lamp, as that would be OF
-t1 q person deprived Of eye sight
mined by this man is said to be as
ss.- and dirt as that Of any one EN-
- a --- mines aud the yield from his
g, great as chat of other miners. His
SID leads him Co the mines aud into his
a. and then leaves his father during
E who digs coal. separates it from the
-- other substances, keeps the roof Of
p-oppei up, loads the small cars, and
Is .I-u out 90 the main track. as well as
ss=ssed tine sight Of two persons.
respondent writes from Eastman that
gro men who were incarcerated there to
-leir trial at the Superior Court this
Que for carrying concealed weapons and
-- for assault with intent to murder,
sl tlaIr escape from Jail Friday night
.a-- that the Sherif allowed them TO re
-rrl- Jail corridor instead Of lOckiI 2
s---f1 their cells. and by some means they
--.-.- roper Instruments, and during
-=.- -d through the iron bars of the
-zr then dug through the outer brick
r- Latham, who is in for murder, says
have escaped at the same time if lie
---l
- -.r-. us are still prospecting in Carroll
Lae cr three from spalding county
..a- l carrolton during the past week.
.--t G-orsia Pacific Railroad is re-
-t---.ls state OF affairs.
= ---4ssvule Star states that in that
near Harris post Office, lives a nan
-as-a- first Co drive a Confederate orc
-.r-E.a north Of Mason and Dixon's line
=-- .-io war. His name Is Baliss Rich
- ard be- gas then in A. 2. Hills division
-ls-> corps It was during the
-- Gettysburg clmpaigB, when Le3
--- iel-~g. g.va-la. 1lr. Richardson's wagon
first -5 cross the Potomac, and when
-- -.- .u the Northern side his appear
Greeted ly a shout from all the army
- G- richardson says that was the
---- --u- ~ his life.
---- ---,i..- Herald reports that on last
--av evening 2[-. j. A. Kemp became
f--souai difficulty With Mr..
- .-s. u -le road near that city. and
.-- -El ll-s on the head from a heavy
.[r--- threaten TO become serious. Mr.
'-. las Been arrested and bound over to
27.- --e charge OF assault with intent to
r-
-- ta.-. .y Star tells how one day
-.-.z- Gentleman Of that county came
t r---eSnakes and proceeded TO
- --el After the battle was over he
--- Che dead % lies, and found that he
SLED dirty --.z- tie mother aud thirty-f five
----' 7-- em.us down in swarms from
and crowds pass through Dalton
--- 1ar. Georgia Citizen advises its
ii-.-l ---ir windows securely.
7 Q. '.. recent death Of Judge VIM
rlbridge. the Albany NelrS
-.- t "N hilst nu monument or
---l ur bronze may tower into
4 % a-1 the spot where rests from
e- -- spent life a true citizen. a
-s q. -.-- Judge and devoted hus-
81. t.t public esl leem is his tomb
-.-7~ -.- immortal inscription
'i..-- -0ua Raid. - the Waynes-
s-- say -. For some time Nr. W. Nc
I'D That the teuant5 on the
ere making away with their
-.-F night, accompanied by
-,s- -.- I4t Jones. he concealed
l----. .- Rouse " ram Forth, whom he
-- Llr stolen cotton from the
s.-.-i clock lu Inc morning he was
ls a wagon load OF cotton
house They captured the
-l ei Co know where the cot
,c5---- '--sy stolen was kept, and
& 7-' -Gz-l DO out About bale
---.---- -fTiy Saturday morning the
81 = -s..F.-I CD tOwn with a LOAF OF
- el captured daFkies. War
a -@-- -l- and the latter lodged in
occurred at the LaGrange /
va .ast Saturday night, which
t---r gums. Illustrated the bravery of
-7 ~ tue town. IL SAYS: "As
--r ai.e of the President, vas
ss.-. o-- 20 The halls In order to minis |
IL r,-s -- -l4E she spied dark object /
Sought the refuge Of a closet. |
---s.- ~ i -i >iuE the GOor. intending 70 /
SIZE u '- burglar and thus effect his I
e-- -s zoo quick. however. and 4
-- IT,. -. q room near by. Nothing I
XII +-l pursued and again attempt |
-. .-- Inis time, however. he |
s .-s- rom the room and the build |
81 q. .5 regret the failure Of BIrs H s /
The thief, but she deserves |
l... .-rf clolness and daring under /
-l-.--. ---l would have frightened |
tf-c- $50 r. spell or screaming. Ibis is /
l-s | -i-islal are TO work up"
-4-. KS trace or miraculous escapes |
!, l- U- AAericus Sumter Republic |
.-.4- az last Mr. HOdijs Elam |
- sr- Qt his stables under a large
~ .s- "4-n The latter fell with q /
~ s--- tle old gentleman. In /
~ E- waved outward and pass |
-- ts.- ----- lead- leaving him unharm- |
y. -l1. -.-,-'e-u "a zen on his head il would have |
lrsi No. -is- as he Is about seventy /
--z7 +. 7--s ol1 and very feeble. On
= -s-rigr - D. -. Farker, OF the twenty !
~ LAT - sfindinZ sugar-cane, using |
- IN r. se'y lazy aud quite slow. i
zr5B-.5 ...---i-l-e, seven years old, was Il
-. ur--..l ,llr mlll, and while near one Of |
~ rs .-lL posts the Iav-ar =, ,,-t,s-,I- 49, 4