Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-26

.-H . H--ay paper puOiisutu at sparta,
,--.. unity. bv L. II. Patillo J. Q. Bur
rr 3D. Burnett aud J. W. Stewart, editors
.-t..-.r-..ta-~ It is Democratic in politics,
--5 -r. number before US is gotten out with
...--.r, taste The qu .rtette editorial
.1.-.. .--.uIt to represent Hancock county
ra.ar- style.
yae .l-a has been sent TO mill from Han
..... r..atv the first we have noticed this
saas1l.
An --sul-uraI society was organized at
Hamilton Harris county. on Monday last, and
4.r.a... af fifty members enrolled. Judge
M rfrH-.a was elected President and r. f.
Carter SECRETARY.
u- Monday morning about O'Clock the
....,rrr..eaf Ceiart0vn was startled by the
DISTRESS cl.l al t.Ie iron works. The alarm was
cause. from th- falling in OF one of the coal
----. Prompt action prevented serious dam
as-t1 ta- property.
Ray sam D. Jones. the great Georgia revi-
waist. has written thai he will attend the Hart
wei. camp meeting He viii come on Friday
s-r.-.tH. a-.- Sunday in August.
THsuI-' who entered the store and dwelling
Of N- S. Lscolue, of Augusta, some two
ua-s-sl.- and s-ole shout II. 900 therefrOm,
was -I.-.-.I on Saturday and lodged iu Jail
At.r- s.l. If the money in gold and silver was
recovered The thief is 81 Bunch, and proves
t5bsan old offender
N- James H. II. Parks OF Augusta, died OF
hear. disease i'm Atlanta on Monday morning
Lst Hs remains were forwarded to Augusta
tlru-eueut.
Aterrbe rain storm swept over Northeast
Georgia On Saturday last. The storm was very
severe .l At-eus.
Three HisIIeries have recently been erected
near Senoia for the purpose Of converting the
fruit crop into brandy There has also been
recently put into operation a still at STAIRS
mills
The track laying on the Georgia Pacific Rail
road reached Villa Rica Saturday.
AschooI teacher is wanted to take charge Of
select school OF not more than twenty five
pupils Zoo the town Of Dublin The editor of the
I-'lIn Gazette will furni an information.
L-. llfstarvei ours Of Laurens county are
eating the green corn TO an alarming extent.
The boring of AN artesiau well at Tooms-
b.rl has been started. and has reached a depth
oue hundred and sixty-fve feet. Georgia
v.I soon oe houeycombed with artesian wells
A negro prisoner confined in Jail at Zebulon
uaie bold attempt TO escape one day last
week. Mr- James Barrett the jailer, accom-
panied by young man, went into the Jail for
some puI pose. and when inside they were met
by che negro. Arch Connolly, who told the
Ii.er chat he intended 10 90 out or kill him.
The l.-r who was uuarmed. backed out Of
partly opened door, when he was struck by
t-u-.slnsr with stick across the head and
i-us. The iaiier gained the outside, locked
ls door, aud calling for help secured and
.laai .ls w5u.d-be assassin % the floor OF
lesu.
The authorities of Tunnel Hill have built
eaIaallse il which to conine violators of the
J1vu ordinances
Tleuev Code Of Georgia will be ready fer
dS-1lutll be- about six weeks, if nothing un-
seen Lsrfer~ Co prevent it.
Waycu-s exporter: I'VE are coming to a
pretty pass al-u we can't get the Savannah
MORNING sET> uGtl it is two or three days old.
l1s people have "a strong suspicion or whsre
the trouble lies"
Governor A II COlquitt and Mr. R B Rep
pl-i Til a1r, o- in attendance upon the sun
daf School Convention at WaycrOss on the 18th
instant Lr G-ppard will be accompanied by
q Alr.-siilln ot sunday school workers from
Savannah
Assurance have beez given Major MeCracl-
0N-" fulletl To De sur Ser1Oe0 Tor
llr building OF the railroad between Grffin
an1 A Htcei0. The road will cross the East
tennessee, NlrS,uia and Georgia, and will run
llr some 1l> auce on the Oh line once surveyed
ll- ll- 0-a urlIln and Madison Railroad
Griffin llilg Nelrs. "A woman bought eleven
5Al-- O.. c.lth and paid for iU in butter, giving
Wlee pounds of butter for yard. There was
as.onr weighing nye pounds in the centre Of
-r '.ls. ana the dealer cheated her yard
--l 3 lilI DO measuring the cloth. Who was
@-r-l on 'r Trade, and how muchsn
fi.ren negro gamblers were captured last
Ltzsli evening at Naycross by Sheriff Miller
-- a--- ....l ~ our County Judge, Leon A. VIII
.- D. "e1ues1a-, thirteen of whom were
-.-'lt.-- ANA fined twenty-five fOll rs each or
sA.l.-.l., on The chain gang. They were taken
o'N9sf lex uy the Wednesday evening train,
-l.s--1 .n stripes and put in sha kles and put
By "o'N 'i thursday morning bright and early.
According To the recent school enumeration
-..-.-lus- tue number of children in the
~ Is -l-whjtes ], ,72g. cOIored ]. .g62 Add
III ~ Z. lae number in the county outside of
& stt1 IuhllS ana &c gives 6.ggI. The total
-.-il-- -i the whites in the city and county is
-l-- an- cQlored 4,lb5. The increase in the
v--,5y is lsl Of 1873, and in the city 756, max
-- Total increase Of gI1. This is certainly A
so.l sl. wing. aud wiI increase to a han some
lc school fund
. Ll5 Cotton Avenue African Methodist Epis-
- Hlrtu ar Macon was formally dedi
---el on sunday last Among those Dresent
e-ir ~ Bass of Wes evan Female COLLEGE:
E ~ 1- -ltrcer University; Prof Lane
s1I1'-g.I T. Les' W. II DeHaven. Mayor Corput,
ff'--rlIlau Hendrix, John T. Bo feuillet Henry
1-- L..- e. r. e. T. j Hunt and many others of
5-.i -'.1" A cltiz ms, and number OF col
zl preachers from ab.Oad The church will
e. Church. - -
--- Americas Light Infantry. who are on a
~ .-ifel, ar rather ride, to Indian Spring
-A -"t-h e route. and were Hospitality
r.-.'..- ~ .y -Aeir brethren in arms OF the Ma
Ha5 -''...ary Captain Hardeman, of the Floyd
e-r5 -.--e d neat ard happy speech OF vel
~ me soldiers Of Americus in behalf Of
ri r- l- mr. mlItarf. An ocean bowl Of o.
sr- .tll" -l ny master hands, was served,
.-4-.-l-. ',- INK end cordial greetings were
ge-- r1.5- t- lor short while, when speeches
P--S maze uy Captain Burnett and Sergeant
--i' 20 the visiting company.
r-- --7 A-i--rlcus Recorder is authorized to say
Ps-s- u Pres nlative of the Savannah and
a.s-.'l mort Line Railway Company will at an
U-- 'a-e can upon the people along the pro-
rs-- Tor lle purpose Of obtaining the
rfI .aS- This much will be asked the
-fs-- N q afe mi rmed by Col F. T.. Burke
HIsH- - LouF preliminary surveys will be
49, ana upon the liberaIity OF the people in
u. E't7-. viii greatly depend the location OF
e. s--g yI all questions we consider this
5sf --t most weighty and important ever
f--- ---e-l e-l people. That this request that /
--t eL way VIII 5e cheerfully and will /
Is -el,,eu we nave not the least doubt as il |
r. a--il- consideration indeed when com
ketg with the many advantages IL will brinc,
c-r, 'l-ah the representative d cordial vel
In 'll -ll Iully believe the people will meet
"l-l open hearts and hands
e5l,',s A '~,sstinformed cotton planter of Catooss
60 say In relation to the growing cotton |
--t --5t "- lAat county, that SIX weeks AGO the !
5.-tsr.-1 r.-1AeQ hOpeltS $, and farmers were
"a discouraged, the cool nights having
ag-- very deieteIOus effect. Summer how
H. . emp p0rarlly aSser ed its sway. and under
rsri-I- sun The crop commenced to revive
h. - anu lls cOnuitiOn soon became fine hut
AMI nov destined to a more serious
Tba ls-LApS permanent backset
of l1'-s have been extraOrdinarv
DER Ald the effect is felt. An IN
lar p. .. .- =, forming on the cotton stalk simf
This t-, ~. " ater sucker, which forms on corn.
vents i-s s- ls the vitality OF the plant and pre-
The .-l,, 1a tlulling Tue suckers are forming on
We bsr. bA ~ considerable numbers. and. unless
ties vfii Ut weather, the crop, in some IocaIi-
slrvivs. lr total failure. The plant can
becoD. q lew lew OF these suckers, but when theV
.F----. 900 numerous il is totally ruined
sig,4II- ,L- -ne mining column Of the Dabloneea
the n1ir.,.'e compile the following in relation 1o
scsf--' f''.iis interests o. that section of the
larIv On ne -1e singleton mill is running regn.
loof y seiy good ore aud tie general ont
! sEer "a -.a-ttflng- AT the s.BasfS the ore il |
~ 'e Disfes ell9 Lof invest wing OF the cut and