Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-04
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Georgia Affairs.
---t41 IS reported to be reaching out
sr1r with which 20 start a brand new
--naI in Atlanta
r1-r-fn.vIIe Dispatch man sOberly
.r--ts g1- outside OF two watermelons'
-..r.-- twenty-five pounds, raised In
.-.- air. in Dodge county since Decem-
.-..--l was excited last week over an
. r-r--tri the essential Of a pur-
--r-fr objected 70 the arrangement.
..--4 r-l a man named James Massen-
l.r-.-iei the First National Bank OF
.-.-..-. -1 the extent OF several hundred
u. r- forced bills Of lading on tanbark
r-..,fl.ed to have shipped there. Mas
.-.-.s cae5ured a short time ago at his
-- Rng-old. and was held until
.a--- from Governor Hawkins could be
r.4 Tls having been procured. Sheriff
r-r NJ Hamilton county, Tennessee,
--- r1d Tuesday, and returned at
r.r-.- night with the prisoner, who was
-.f no tha county jail.
r rrt-a YVES brought to Fairburn and
-f in Jail last Friday night, charged with
-.-.rs- rl assault a respectable white lady
--..-.. county The community in which
CHARGED with attempting 20 commit the
ID. -.,s.5 ok .fted that the Sheriff Of Fay
--r.f nor tlzs him to Fayetteville that
r.--. f.rf fear that the prisoner would be
-taf FL. was taken 70 Fayetteville and
*. ,.f iaflH Saturday. ami Monday the pre-
mary tr-1f was held. The evidence would
+. .rssir tie charee. aud he vas released
,-l. E-uus. aud the lady's fears led her
f-.to n.i.Lbor's, where she preferred the
r--
s1Iaee1dil-y set fire to dwelling on the
-s-r 1lr. j. C.. Graham, in Laurens county
Wednesday night
holm We.toru. a wei known youth of Eu-
b.. Who vas working at the brick masOn's
.-- Fort Gaines. met with a serious acci-
ne al Ias Friday at that point He was
-l..- under @ scaT0ld upon which a color
carpenter was at work with hatchet, when
I I hl-.ter slipped from the negrO's hand, and
-s descent assed within half inch of Mr
7sb-rr-s fsc-.an5.b inz very sharp. the blade
bis nose clear fl as if it had been done with
s1i-a. aud cf course iuficting an injury that
10 t.sl .ure him for life.
Ut- Superintendent Of the Southern Express
nps1y st Atlanta is reliably advised that a
l.. cF professional thieves Of all classes viii
\ attracted 90 the South by the coming prize
h. announced % occur near New Orleans,
r1.-.aua. shortly. as also by the Mardi Gras
rss Co be- held in that city during Feb
b..
.b Cha7d-ck. aged one hundred ard two
fl-s and three months, end his wife, aged
-aladr5d and TWO years and seven months,
] WlIzsrc5uuty, Ga-, passed through Chatta-
rCl Monday en- route to Arkansas, where
-y uf,I reside in, the future with their son.
4 ev are haie and hearty. and bid fair to live
y--4i years longer. They so West. it is sup
sd. Co grow mp with the country.
H-um Bsrrer and John McAfee reuder gra-
-oI- ssrsice on the Macon street gang. They
.-e rr-s-ei oa suspicion Of being the Arm
--1-s. who went through the National HO-
Sunday night. Nos beiag identified. they
4re released. when they got royaly drunk.
sT were re arrested, when Barner assaulted
ofi,er and led him quite a chase, which
IS ended by dread OF the pOliceman's pis-
The wages Of the Western and Atlantic en-
17es have been cut down 3 per cent
". E. E ard, of sugar Valley, fell on the rail-
pal track at that place a few nights ago and
BOSE three OF ms ribs.
Washington county farmers expect a prodi-
BUS 0at crop.
The solitary eugine OF the Northwestern
llli broke down on Monday night. Tie
l-lsuiius are city bound and mad"
Walton county boasts q dou0le-tailed goat.
le cautal appendage IS normally located; the
s- hangs from between the horns and is
s-,ec.Y developed
A H.tie boy named White was thrown from a
lrse and kiusI near Monroe a few days ago.
John C. Courtney. aged twenty. Of Thomas
le. b. appears started in life on the high
-7ssure plan. He has just been nabbed in
-lell. charged with fo-ging his fathers
-re- He told his father he was going into
be ulvr. ard the officers that he was en- route
Texas The police. while looking for hin,
-'ss-st another Young man by mistake, but
l.sr caught Courtney on the Albany train
Alfred Bates, a c9lored 9sthete OF Augusta,
F-l-ei fine gold watch bel1nsiUg to
D. D. N. Freeman lie alleges that he gave
BE- Vl--h 90 his brother. Chesterfield Lewis.
--s Chesterfield stoutly denies.
1--l1 Ner-s. Two thieves entered the
l- ui camp & Grubbs. at Orchard Hill.
--eF ni-ll- aud distracted therefrOm a
la1..tr ~ merchandise. They were pursued
~ ,a-s- leutly captured. and are now in
-'---z- VIE ci1 not learn who the men were,
-- -- --a-trid they we're both white -
ir0Iru Aer, letter. "Oa the 23d instant
-.il, daughter OF o G. Kidd. Sr.. being at
-' An-l- ch Academy n dinner time. vas
i---- near he IRE. and having On calico
''' t.i.-til. il-. aud in few moments con-
ela.r ct her dress up to the waste.
~ nor been for her little ten-year-Old
.--T- VINO ran 10 her assistance with a
--s-. ~ pr wafer and threw It on the devOur-
= -1.-ls ard sub u-d it. in few more mo
lales~
! =. gc.1cs the peaceful quiet OF our town was
--s-lr1-d ty iae rigging Of fire bells Tie
see OK c1rI tgftSi1n was soon found TO be
--- store occul led 10y &aas Bro. & Co. The
--i-in 9t tl- fire is undoubtedly the work or
N licrnlliry S torch. When hrst dicOvered
- western c1r9er ~ the building was living
s-7-- ol h-e- The flames had made such pid
l-Na{ DC was useless 20 attempt to save any
---li- lh- stiffness OF the night alone pre-
.rl lae s2.l2d Of the fire. Within two
-- from tLe lime discovered the building
pas ll ashes Massrs Mass Bros & Co. were
el upon their stock 70 the amount Of
t-L the building. the property Of l. Z.
q 1-is & Co., was @ total loss-abOut Sf,C00."
q. .u-A1l5 County Neics: About O'Clock on
~. aF Elslt he Georgia Chemical Works. at
r ---. 3l.l, were discovered 10 be on fire, and
& ~ .A- timely DISC very and prompt work
---s---lols c1rh3gratiou 20 a new and i'm
-.--- -.-.1--- industry OF the county would have
1910 lle fre was supposed TO ha-e been
l-r-- ~ en- iucen1lary. IN the person OF q big.
~ -esr9 named Milton Robins. who came
H. - H-knl wOIk late and drunk. and whom
9- !, iiuI-ucent had said be would discharge
5-. l.'ffoE. Watchmsn disc0Yed him on
--l ana coming from the direction OF the flre
49, .-5at OF two before il was discovered He
ti- ,- -----ilaul nad heard the negro talking 10
v---I5 ---ii saying II they discharged him he
---,+ r----Ac The company sorry for II, and
-- .-iA 2 swu their building The negro
M. at4 uruu4hL GcIOre AagISIrs.te
nv --Apa. '-tk Ior trial on Tuesday, and bound
fles . a-'ait tie action OF the grand jury OF
--e Superior urt"
l-icou Tsleqraaa. "a inst: "We mentioned
ssT--,.s..lay thar loud iunged negro had been
e7.t ~ ~ -le night before. snd that he awek-
r17---.L-t .-t echoes with his n,ssse. Yesterday
Re- t- W ne vas placed in the duhEeon OF the
cas- S-[llacSs He occupied one OF the old
b. v@-s.lI @ W lhe night, and as il was evident chat
r. y az creLT. 10 WAS fhonyhr hast IN mt him
= I. lle new dungeon sc.o-Sirs,I,- fbs t-srs-
iets4 made but with much difficulty. as he
: 1910 lll squ'rmed with such violence that
81 -.-e4 the combined eff lrts OF several Of
~. ~. ~ manage him. Yesterday about two
was found that he had dug