Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-23

--a- prliact j. rapidly maturing.
80 TuI--rs M Ed Church m Columbus Is TO
,+--.ughlv renovated and repaired. The
r.f-s. A.I Society raised a considerable sum
s.- rrs purpose. hich, with subscriptions,
-,v4s upwards OF 81 600 t. start with. The
so. F.I PROBABLY cost s2,5OO. Committees
.-s Az work collecting the amount needed.
rt-r.u-eu has an interesting history.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Peytoa, who lives
i- r5- Floyd House building, in Macon, sent a
Ii--r- la-ed boy. named Charlie Jones to the
srsr.u after her COW. Charlie secured the
rr-- ana while coming out of he swamp was
sr.rty sIue one unseen in the left leg the
bali passing through the fsshy part. He man
szsic1 get home and a ply ieian was called
10 Do the left leg Of the pants there we're no
b1r-r holes though two OF them were found
in the right leg Of the pants
B.bFaI0w, a young white man, was cap
tl-si in Atlanta on tuesday morning by
Tennessee official and memberof the Atlanta
p5i.- force. some weeks ago Farlow stole
horse sr0m a Hamilton county farmer, and
after rI.ug him to Daltoo. Ca, sold him to a
farmer. 10 vh7se possession ne was found by
the pursuing Sheriff After selling the horse.
FirI.r came % atlanta, where he has been
d.r- the grand scs for the past two or three
da5s When arrested he had about : l5 of un-
I8aflL gains.
Several small b y were p aging in tlanta
Eu-sl- y afternoon upon the banks OF the cut
near the Nelson street 0ri5 5ge. just above the
C. and C. Railroad track, upon which the con-
strulti5l train was running BY some means
o.- of the crowd, Walter Kimball. a lad Of
ado4t te. years, fell down the bank and upon
the track Just ia front OF the engine. The
engineer used every effort To stop the engine,
but was rot successful u I'll the boy had been
rolled along The ground sew, raj feet When
taken from between the eHg ne and the bank,
where he had been pusued by the moving
train. the boy was in an unconscious condition.
ami Tor quite a while iJ y as IN ught he was
dead An examination Of his ia juries ascer-
tanned that one leg was h rribly crushed that
thu left emple was 70 Dashed in, and that there
were two ugy scalp wounds, ore being about
seven inches long These injuries, ths physI-
clans say, msy result in death.
Monroe Adrgrfis-T. 1--WE are informed that
there IS a p0IEOu lc-d case Of smallpox about
two miles from Cu lnden, in this county. on
Mrs A~kia>' 81 tntati m A negro girl, who
came from Ct iffin TO the place named. soon ar
Ter arriva! broke OUT with this dangerous dis
ease
Griffin NeiCs: The through freight yester-
dsy carried three cars IOadei win c1nvlcts,
a for c e Macon ard Brunswick * eusion
DuIug he half hour tue tram OpYed here
probably two hundred negroes went down TO
take peep at their "a, fortunate brethren 10
stripes q clrcu- wuud scarcely have been
grra'er curiOsi Than Jhess cJnsicts.'
Mr. William R. BIvins, the old and well known
agent Of hr Central Raiir, ad At Mil edgevile.
oIed at his res deuce on Sunday afternoon.
after illness or a f-W days, aged neariy sew
eu'y years lie has been the agent or the Cen
trsi Hosd ever since the road VS. completed TO
Mile dgeviIe, more than thirty years ago.
Nile9gevile UpiOR and Recorder: Fare
vel -UlI Ogief no p l. raZ=d JJ the ground
Our ua mat-r Is 40 more. The places whefe
We tu-s-led, f0rtv years ago. v iJh Z-nopnOn,
AMI QuiurIlau. Pal y. Blair. Triangies, Sines.
Clsiu- Calculus, and the other hard old mas
ters will i've now nly In memory. Her boys
h-r- ant there who hay- Uuftlved her, will
ilin us in this last good bye and drop a tear
JJher sacred ust "
Fiuesvi.le Gazette: Some OF cur turpentine
meu are IN great distress Worms are ap-
pearlng DO the trees recently bOxed, and decay
soon fol- VS. OF course tie supply of gum Is
SANITY. AMI lt is filed With tn dust of tie nark
sni thereby nj red It is supp sed that these
worm, get IN tue green timber from the dead
trees pr0strsred by the storm. for the gre 4test
havoc caused ~ them IS in those BarJs ada
cent 20 the OF farms where the storm legs are
So abunIant"
Ssyerlss Reporter: ION Monday morning
s0Jur lu O'cOCk, little two year old syn of
c0l0reJ preacher named HaFris, living this
vicinity, EaS seriously shot ia the face while
PLAYING DO Jhe house near VII re Harris had
l-2uel LIS gun agains tn wall II fe4l anu dis
cl rged, It's contents t4kiuz eff-ct as before
mentioned. The Chi q was brought IN to Dr.
t0ks, whO admin stered the requisite Ieme
Giles for relief. but there is dOu Jt that il will
loose ih- sight Of one e,e "
Chief Connolly and T. ptain Flynn arrested
JJru Farey a. h- as coming out of the Opera
HIusc iu Ati 5nta MONDAY night. st the inStga-
uOu Of Sh-r II Spe RS OF CherOSee cOun y.
VINO We here On the iOOkOu- fOr him. Farley
vas sent % the chala gang about year ago
tlr Doing = james sharp of Q and mad
1isr been Vi eh srEsd from camp No II. and the
nr-t % zhr he - p led on his way home he stole
gold watch, which he s0lu 10 a jeweIer in
Lalt9I Slr-iH Spears SCI out win htm on
Tuesday for Canton
Atlanta Post appeal: Just before noon yes
terday the cash drawer in the cotton ware
house OF l. H. HOlbrOOk, 81 Broad street, con
taiurd between $50 ami S5'0 AT noon tht
cashier went ID la en- leaving the cO.Ored
% Ter, oven Ca ~, who had been at the ware
house during the season. IN ch rye " heu
sall-n-d har he as free from observation
Jury tlOk ginlet and bored into the drawer
uuIu be was enabled tc open IL. after which.
kuoNins thar his services would no longer be
Eeq lir-1, h- let the place aud has not nee
he-1 heard ot. After dlscOveriu z he breaking
open Qt The drawer, the cashier found relief IN a
l.s 81 ID as hr rev from his pOck-t the late
COZ, p OF the draWe Ich b had taken III
pee II Jon 70 remJy= just before gUInS for his
4lacl 70
kuzusJa EU-ning EeIrs. 21st: AS the Bar-
t-in a2c0 nmodatiOn train ~as approaching the
q thls morning, md vas a few hundred yards
ueyO-d he harrsonviie z CT. Esiug two mulattO
ooy~, cat On huuung expedition, fired into
t9- train Usshing the glass door and windows
ol the rear D s>enger coach, and not only
EARNING but slightly inj lrIng the paSsenge $
Aue cuacl was crGwce1 AZ the time, as iarge
llmlsr or school children ride into Augusta
on the Pic yune Conductor Reid stopped
tl- train Immediately and. With a party OF
young men ana boys. Oh ased the pair OF ras-
Gals into q ueighbO' ing swamp. where they
HeIelqs- FCT unarely, however. the gunters
Hrle near enough 70 tue train TO be ldentlned,
lll they we're also seen by other parties going
W ih- road frOm the qarrisolviile crossing
a a. Is almost certail. the-. sHre. that they will
o. caught aud severely punished.
Rome COarier: Lat Saturday forenoon
andrew Francis. a hard-working yellow b Y.
W. works at DOugl As q Co 5 livery stab-,
-l''7d from valise. viii b he kept in mis-
t1u' tHe sum or sixty dollars A negro by
a. L-ihe of Allen Farmer was strongly SGs-
c-7l az having stolen the money, as he had
80 sleep ng in the same room up to Friday
sl.- DHt hld not teen seen since that time
b.l-lial peups took the cas- IN hand and
eesan % 10 K for Allen The officer, at night
-al .''"k hts stand IN dark placs wh-re he
c-uid comm and a view of two street lamps. He
1t1 NOT %. en- watching half an hour " en- he
80 hLH A1J tu-LOF negro pass unGeF Que u
te lamp Dempsey followed and arrested
ilm b-iors he had gone two blocks Nine
~ -rs ere f0G1d on h 5 person at the time
~ ~ arrest. te was carried to ] all, and during
sunday it was ascestained that ne had b ught
Some clothing from ROSe berg. re had
S-lgot one entire su {. tH'9 pair OF pant aiOons
-i 3 4 tliS-, n AL OF which a. paid S23 The
~ ls wer- returned 10 Mr hOsf n6erg. and he
tt7Iuuded So Several dollars more we're
uud 10 the livery : ab G. where he had stuck
tltm away All OF the money. with the eEcep-
toa OF seven or eight dollars has been recOY-
~ p i-ers esterday afternoon for preliminary
tfl-L ant tue evidence justified his commit
1lent TO Jail in default OF $500 bond"
Columbus Times. 2ist; Yesterday about
One Oct OK, hIle squad OF hands at the
-lpire Mis- were engaged Ia sacking bran,
l5 s-e OF them. young negro by the n6me OF
rank Mcdonnell lost his life under peculiar
:, ,--relmstances. The bran was banked many
...lsehds or pounds oH the upper 'or, aud
~s7i 70 the " rkers on che lower door
sAr ign q passage r pipe which created
Ilnnel shaped d-pres- / the great bank
a'QFe- Eurirg the morning Fr nix and anoth
er by, JOr,Ssn Garland. had been engaged in
pouring snOrUs on the pile 70 enrich tn bran,
rurn Jordan dro-fped a sack an the depres-
SION He started TO get tt when Mr Day, the
gentleman Ia charge Of the haHds stopped him
an warned the two Of the danger at one
9ciOc- al hands were below engaged in sack
~ ~ when he bag iast ia the morning clORged
@ t-e passag- OF bran Frank running up
.-alfs- said I would get II ont. As he did
-. ~ return. and Jordan ihought be heard a
= seen of Frank ont la hand extended
AOO's tha bank Of bran he gave the alarm,