Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-01


-- there being no evidence to sup Ort it.
-5--.1-rt that a case Of smallpox had Oc-
.----+ NJ CrIoden, Monroe county, was with
foundation
r-s-s John T. Ransom. Of Griffin, is dead.
v~ HsrI aged fifteen, was run over by
s.srfr Rene on Saturday and painfully in
j1rd
trsrr rursued pigeon into a house near
ps--ss-.Ia sni psrched on a piece Of furni-
-r-s where &c was killed with a blow from a
STICK
rr.-k laying began on Saturday on the Rome
.-fof the Macon and Brunswick extension.
At--.-sry was committed Sunday night at
.--s-1-- of Mr w Boswell, on Broad street,
IN Ar.a-a The BURGLARS effected an entrance
b-r-1u- open the back door and then carried
-rae-a-. Ierabie quantity Of meat and to
t-e7. The police are ON their track.
Av0-l-rnan named Brady fell from bridge
near Ban Ground. few days ago. and mashed
--eofbis feet ia a horrible manner.
r-7re Tl1i. an empI7ye Of the Western and
Atlantic road. fell between two cars while in
--r- at Dalton, on Saturday. and was fatally
Injured. diving shortly after the accident.
Th- store ofB F. Camp, in CovingtOn, was
entered and robbed few nights ago.
Am suufston. Alabama, special to the Chat
-,-s--e Tines reports the arrest Of J. S
Powell Of Cedartown, charged with showing
counterfeit money. quantity Of spurious
r-.r was found on his person. He is thought
treaco-wCrser with Henry Nay, who figured
frasuuar roll at Cedartown some time ago.
Young Mckay was captured Sunday by Capt.
Couch and officer Buchanan, and safely housed
fs-H- guard house. in Atlanta Mckay has an
Indictment against him in the Floyd County
C5Ir-. for an assault with an attempt to kill
v1man ia Rome, Ca, but skipped his bond,
AMI turned up in the above city with the result
zss-s-eL
E06r. Barrett. a well known railroad man.
was arrested Sunday morning in Atlanta by
uep5Gce. charged with an attempt to kill his
wife. and brou ht TO the station house Upon
being searched a pistol was found in his pocket
and second charge OF carrying concealed
vssp0ns was preferred against him. Judge
Tanner released him upon his giving bond for
sT0f1r his appearance at court.
Tie machinery Of Troup Factory includes
ssdeus and about &. eco spindles. They manu-
f-urz and 10 ounce yarns, ounce osna-
bar-s. ard ounce plaids or stripes The
white z-oIs find a market in the North and
West. tine cll0red. which are heavier than the
Augusta 0r Columbus products, mainly at
h-ma The machinery is being repaired as
rsptIly as possible. For this purpose portions
ere shipped TO Philadelphia and Paterson
The Vas. samtannual dividend declared was 4
percent There are nominal assets above all
liabilities. The capital stock is 81. 600. Only
SIX or e.s-t days were lost last year by lack Of
sufficient water. The mill is situated on Flat
ShoaI creek. large. rapid stream. ten miles
s1ut1 1f Lati ange. LaGrange is the shipping
p0il. for this factory.
Au.usta Chronicle: 'sThe residence OF Judge
william Gibson. near Masena. Ga, was totally
les-r.ved by fire Saturday night Judge anr
Yrs 6Hs1n barely escaped The fir occurred
81eu o'clock m. All the furniture, except
tl-pal0 wss burned The fire is supposed TO
hsv- been the work Of an incendiarv, and
uezr7 named Elias. with whom the Judge had
HcuIrY. is suspected Of the arson. be hss
been arrested.
Augusta Nei-s. The operatives houses Of
The sitey. Summesville and King mills will
make a regular city on the western reserve
Il=sa mills VIII employ nearly UO3 har ds,
a11 they. with their families, will greatly
Increase the population. The residences OF so
many people in one neighbOrhOOd will also
attract other settlers, such as shOpkeepers
merchants and small dealers and professional
men This is only one Of the good results or
building new factories
Atlanta P1st-dDpeuI. s7th: 'Simon Payne.
DIX stephens and Jack Smith. colOred. were
before Ju. e Tanner this morning charged
VIII stealing two valuable cows from Mr. j as.
T. Harrison as reported in the Post ADDedt
yesterday The COWS. one Durham aud the
other au Ayrshire. were stolen last Tuesday
night from SIR HarfisOn's farm. about siE
niles CD the McDouough road and killed, the
thieves being trscaa by the discovery OF the
4a1es or the auimsls which had been sold TO
zsaler The Trial Was deferred until 3 o. lock
s-1elay u1-uinF owing 70 the absence OF de-
t1l-ant s Witnesses
Eljly Courier. by some unknown assist
s-ee John T. Hi'ler. a sta e prisoner, and
spencer and Richard Patterson, charged with
violating The internal revenue Law, made their
ecape from Gilmer jail last Friday night
4--f mad managed 20 procure an auger and a
craving knife. and with these utensils pro-
---l-d Oh sufficiently enlarge the place where
--- eipye pipe prcI -cfed from the jail % crawl
gus lil-r ate breakfast with his mOther-in-
dA i-w miles from town, played around
11tt few days, and was re ARRESTED last
tA--iay end placed in an iron cage. So far
.7 alltrs n COgs have not reen heard from "
Atlanta P1gt-ADuedI. The organization Of
-- expos uIn OtrOu Mills Company was ef-
49, ~ ON ra'urdty, With paid up capital of
S-. fs follows: Hugh T. Inman, six shares;
S-F- -ll two shares: r. H Richards, Jas
9ts1l d q. Porter, X. N. Clark, ". Il. Cox,
q zulti- T. D n. Speer, J. ID. Turner,
q7o W. Farro Q, j Langs on, l. J. Hill, W.
J 1arrerr. + C. Peters. Richard Peters, ". W.
A--lsi- James W. Harle aid Evan P Howell
~ snare esch a charter viii be applied Tor,
-4lr-,1lN EfEAu EtLLcuAe Nutcftu INTO
y. tA- sl ely erection Of the mills, y hlch are
Gupy tie grounds lately devoted to the
ApBeGl
Rome Courier: "lIr Pearce Land, q freight
l...f rn The East Tennessee, Virginia ard
S--- Railroad. met uith painful accident
.-r-af morning which came near resulting
F-t'f- he was On the down freight due
49, ls before the south bound passenger
.-- 2 q - bis train neared the bridge across
lt-ro31 cut iu front Of Capt J. NJ Elliott
5--le- De- climbed % the top of his cabOose
iii- XIV on o-as-, aud just as he had taken
~ 1' the wheel the car passed under the
s-.-r' aul ile back Of the conductors head
EA--- q lefvy timber with such force that
r. AnQeSe1 senseless AMI Frustrated on
s- lie, however, soon recovered
.--,ii-ss ard by the time the train reached
49, y AS able 10 walk up TO DR.. Henry
-z4 once TO have his wounds dressed. A
-.ef saw him late in the day aud learned
$40 -- ~ Do lIred man would soon be able 70 re-
DIS duties on the road
ne E-4nse Reporter: ''On Saturday last
tL - g. " llte and his father-in-law. Mr.. John
~ Ne' out some distance in the rear or
0fs- residence TO attend TO the cutting
il'ucer. DR.. W, in attempting TO sever
.4-.A 90 tree that seemed to him very
airf- --tislt all his strength into exercise,
s-- tremendous blow. The axe went
-s--- .lr wood like lightning, and paid its
- io the doctors left foot in a manner
49, 49, u ezI ected. It cut deep cash across
~ lLt toes, Severing CT bruising some
~ metafarsal bones and opening
s-iy OF two. The doctor seat d
fT5si % tie e1ge OF a hollow stump, but
al - I+inr into the cavity and was with diff
f7--5 5Aricated by Mr.. Akers. Binding the
a. 1-l pplng the flow Of blood as elfectu-
49, posi- le under the circumstances, Mr..
s-s --,'.ered for Dr. H. 7. Heard. who was
Vs- .L- slte Of the wounded man. A buggy
y5el el@lslt and he was carried TO his home,
IT. II. sewed up the wound. At his
z-rS nf. White is doing well, but il viii be
49, .-A- before he viii be able TO use the dis
sssr.tly special to Macon Telegraph: ''on
eirv a! afternoon, about six miles from the
IsT M "uat Is known as The Wiliingham Mob
r5t r--r- occurred one Of the most unprO-
c1- e-c ce i1erate murders that ever oc-
ea--i -i the history Cf the county. The cir
asF-r.-l-ec. as near as we can get them. are
aaare-"s s. There lives with Mr. Brantiey les
ra--f- --,- an1Ve mentioned place. a young man
sr5.- Hlillamson. lately OF Middle Georgia.
il--llse The two got on private drunk
gsr-e =! allernoOn, and, being informed that
WiC C-llle were in the cat patch, Mr..
On -Ilsln ordered boy employed
ssffri7 place 10 bring him a mule
rfs-u 70 the gate and he would
tor.eI ana drive them out On attempting
ttst tsu- tne mule he fell back and remarked
rsni57 was vas TOO id drunk to ride The negro
ii els sir, would not attempt it then;
msre5 - williamson turned around and re-
fFo7 ~ None Of your id Jaw aud wringing
nasrL-1 hands Of another darkey standing
f-- ~ p uQunle- arrel shot gun he fred. tear