Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-06-08


ssi sch GA him. and he also selected
sr shoes HauveY selected broad
.a s-rsE hat. dress coat, black pants
r-I1a Ter shoes
r.-r-.r rf- farmers Of Baldwin county have
.-.r lrad their fields from which they
... r---i their grain crops. Some are
-eara and peas, and a few are putting
cotton.
r--1ms Tuttle of Baldwin coun Y. re-
.Isi monster rattiesnake six feet
r-l sixteen rattIes being the fourth and
.-...s has killed this year.
s-- ere r0smirg about and depredating
-y iu NIedgeville. On Thursday
...r v-ur into the sleeping apar ment
.- H Wright ard through his p ckets
r-.--l email amount of cash and his store
.-f o1 saturday night they bored through
.rr--Fut bis store. entered, and took away
a.t..r ll1 carry o. bacon, flour, sugar and
rre county hss cause TO congratulate
.- ar-r The fact that, as usual there were
-- -.e-+s ssies on sale day last Tuesday.
CD. fse. expresses much in relation to the
-a-.-. sI Dr.. sperity of that county
E. as ate is on the increase in value in
.stHe. g lot clntail ing one and a half
..- having been sold re emily for Sl,O00.
-r r-r dwelling houses will be erected
U.r-ts from an Of lower Georgia represent
...--r ta 5e 10 a fourishing condition.
v- John Tovers. late city editor OF the Rome
.l-. -.a-ier. has retired from journalism and
--- rr1 the real estate business in Rome
r- Frank E Wood. formerly Of the Bulletin.
s--z -a- lccaI OF the Courier.
-te Mayer of Americus has called public
far the purpose Of considering the ad-
rll-.les 90 the CRY and county OF the savan-
rad 1l Pacific short Line.
6.tru county has openei the Gu5ernatorial
arazu b., elec-inz delegates 70 the state
t-a who are pledzed 10 vote for Bacon.
Fl-r can't save their bacon, they viii proba-
DID t-p Nr Stephens tote his skillet"
N- reaH Co per, II al any, who was shot
-.- A.saHy on Saturday, afternoon by R.
~ h-s1n tan account OF which was published
-s --lumnl. died o. his wounds on Monday.
A rl0rfem examins tion disclosed seven
t--- through the smaller intestines and five IN
o. l-ze-aI necessarily mortal wounds
l-t-s.u has not shown himself since the oc-
cl-7-uce
Jacob Kahn tried for murder in the Supe
nor Court u Richmond county. was on Tues
Gay convicted Of involuntary manslaughter
rrl- commission OF an unlas ful act
.l-aut General John B. Baird has returned
-oAr.auta from trip through the State in
Tee-ue the state militia He reports much
interest tasen ~ their commands by the troops
lNlle and souih Georgia, and found their
ANS and acclutrements in good condition
-.
Augusta auc Knoxville Railroad. has rendered
Ls Ls--i-aaI %. o take effect on the 10th. Mr..
-F--s las been awarded the contract for
grazing PIE savannah Vslley Railroad from
l.-a mine Co Anderson. and resigns his pres
=nr>-ilu in order O. give his whole time to
l-- RS Vllch be has "a en- in hand
Two attempts have been made by incendia-
-e . burn the dwelling house Of Mrs. Phil
Lamar il V.uevile, Macon On Monday the
rr- u1oi stored in one Of the basement room
ua. f-ei but extiuguished before much
tlus-r ras done again on Tuesday morning
ue 81, 6.e and barn on the premises, and near
-s dwelling house. was discovered to be on
t-s ana bur for prompt action in covering the
rfrf,de dwelling with vet blankets it would
llFs been Destroyed. A clue has been OBJ
-lz-5 e1.ch it is hoped viii lead TO the dis
c-ve-y -f the malicious villains
Trains over the II aeon and Atlanta exten-
.-lnl. uat run 90 Jackson until the 18th inst.
ice cae-rs OF the road do not cousiier it abFO
l-ey safe t5 run trains over the road until it is
ts-a- -ett ed
"- Love. a young white man serving his
1-s 1l be Fulton county chain-gang for car
r.r- elucesled weapon. made his escape on
l-es ay morning On b.ing notiaed the Super
lteu1en- turned loose his two trusty dogs. in
charge of two trusty convicts. who, after an
L chase. returned. bringing Love with
t-u
A- vs. J. Warlich. son OF the well known Mr
william wsrlich. stove dealer On PeachtIee
street Atlanta, dropped dead while superin'
t-lt --0m- work being done near his fathers
s-1r= TIE pbysic ans gave il as their opinion
tlartte cause Of his death was heart disease
Il- rHi1u and Recorder says Of the corn
..H.L rallW o. CO sutY: The r cent rains
lave rteu the corn crop a e o Sc nd of. Il is
F -r.H.ug huriy, deep gree in color; with
.... rec good rains between now and the
I'd" I'D au.e- there Wii b- at least 81 p5r cent
r- corn -l a1e 'h S year'tnan last ~
l1- County O. mmissioners OF Thomas
.ury having Invested 8! .6in in two safes for
~ ~lrf@ and Orcinarys offices. aud under
--.-l lr pay half the xpenSe Of the artesl an
pei. rr Inclined 90 lei tue matter OF remodel
-- th- court house stand over for awhile
t- -af-Ilrlse ssy-- We'll. as we have aOout
as l.,l- -sr for a curt house as any cOu " in
- - -t- cf Ia the size Of Thomas, we can
-l 7. make out without any great change
..- a. ELi.- lun.er."
Fr-ay -rering. in Talbotton. occurred ons
l- De --lcest ACCIDENTS We have been called
chronicle Tor a long time. stes m
machine. in charge OF Sir. Tuck Per
- --1 been engaged b Mr.. Harry c Brown
.-rts1 out hs CAT crop. When they were
--. -.uslrE Up Mr.. Brown discovered
.e 9 olls that bad been overiooked, and
..lE q up walked 10 the machine and with
r lanl thrust &c IN IN some incompre-
IA n-r his arm Ess drawn in and
a--lsrl cu On the bow
t-l-u Gazette. Saturday Mr. ". i. Rem
-l- ~as n Lublin and left for home
.ry late. On his way. about half a mile
~ i.act CreeE Ou the " hilehead plsnt4-
----, gator struck his horse such
r' 20 AnucE him out OF the road, hurting
ie-- les SOME, but not seriously. From
tl-r ilouster y as found. ft was half
81 ' '-e cfFek and nesr By was a pig pen.
Lls supposed he was after He measured
-.-- over Ten feet in iea 9Th ano weighed
l-ur Luudred puuuc 5. Mr. RenfrOe
--. ln % toEn that everybody might get
/. az pc intruder, and whicn vas eu1iUsify
LE-fg lafCrers employed in the erection of
--N oull1luss at the Lunaric Asy lum, Mil
--'-l-, 60 summated a strike for higher
-tr, cn Wednesday last They demanded
i.H strike was confined 20 the laboae ers
--e building ana IN one II the brick yards.
AipeLters and bricKayers took no
il o. The leacer ia the strike was
-t- " the name Of Green Washington,
p ou as the hands quit work, came
Eut Cruz k snO threatened 70 20
a-5 oqdy who opposed the movement. He
-tfrs-ed for drunken Nd disOrderly con-
el4 hen he came before the May Or's
-- --- tlf hearing be was found guilty and
r----4 % a tlne OF thirty dollars and costs or
r- -ass ln The street chain gang. He is now
S =. eets working cut his fine at fifty cents
40 une " as lost. as q heavy rain came
.-tsQhl afternoon. soon after the strile
ace and continued till Thurs6sy morn
y tle tine the weather was suitable for
- --f ives had oDtailed a. many hands as
--tel- many Of the strikers begging 10 be
salhs stating that they had been cOerced.
Is inmates of the Lunatic AsElum eu jOv ed q
~ en iast huTsuay, Of which the Union
"t-li4er gives tn following account.
-e NE al licnic q substantial and cOmmo-
tatlilon las been erectsd d, which rot only
rs aslllHole place fir dancing on festival
sr--s, tut protection from the weather
49, easant FeeuTt for the patients al all
r--t lhere were between 20 anc 300 patients
t-r grounds. manv II whom joined in the
49, s9a s9a seemed 70 enisy themselves very
lrrtf eLlle Others were not less happy in
C-s-.eh "a ana G. nveIEing with the visitors.
.Aas ne pIing notes Of the music, one OF