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

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Georgia Affairs.
Sow Years calling was very general in Au-
n -usra. Columbus. Atlanta and Macon yester-
= T. state Agricultural Society meets in Au-
"a on tile second Tuesday in February.
Chronicle says the citizens Of that city
uli feel it duty and pleasure to enter
On. members of the society handsomely.
meeting of the merchants has been called
Thursday next 90 make arrangeIr ents for
enrichment Of the members
.-v. rf. ID FELTON,. d. d., has given 70 the
! ea-. T4bHae his views regarding the pro
f-amme 81 d ch the Malone party Of Georgia
kh1uli adopt. He is willing to lead that party,
h1i is extremely graJiied that the reputation
Esrs were successful over the Democracy in
NVir-iria He SAYS there will be independent
lc-udiiatss f-r all the principal offices in Geor-
o liza this year, from that of Governor down
The arithmetical reporter Of the Columbus
n Er1uirer e,timates that the Atlanta Exposition
c5rtthe ctiz ms Of our Southern Lowell $50 $40,
exclusive Of the money spent on round trip
- He thinks this is a heap Of money for
one ity the SIZE Of Columbus TO contribute,
bur .loas &c viii all be returned with interest
tr-r.h the benefits which will result from the
I.-.low.
Wednesday, oftern0on the wife and child
0- l-. JACKSON visited the house Of Mr. Frank
Hodges az hs old Houston place in Houston
l.11-y. shortly sfterward the doctor came,
Is..iue 1ir. Hodges on the porch drew his
1-t and fred az him. the ball failing OF its
le- alton The doctor, thinking he had hit
a. -s took up his child. three years old. and
H--- home, and after hitehing up his horse and
buggy decampad for parts unknown. Hodges
went % Perry and had a warrant sworn out for
the Doctors arrest. but up TO last accounts the
arrest had not been effected.
Tile Macon Telegraph says: "A letter re
81 cetves yester az &C. m Mr. Otis A GlazebrCok.
I the beloved former rector OF Christ Church,
u now boo C. Luke's Hospi Gl. New York, con
tanned news which will be hailed with delight
by Jh- many warm personal friends of that
gentleman. tn letter stated thar though
there sge e some sixteen severe buns on his
back, caused b. The cauterizng y white heat
irons, be had been out on the street three
times walking by the use Of crutches. On one
: ut tlese occasions hl attended church some
two clocks away. Mr GlaZebro0k writes very
4 hopefully. The cauterizing pr cess has pTOba
biy brought about this favorable change. He
SAYS he thinks it will not be long before he Is
able Co occupy his pulpit again
Discussing an appropriate site for the John
p King Manufacturing Company Of Augusta,
the Ne1rS saws. Three sites are offered for the
King Mill one from the city, one below the
Sibl Mills, and the third just above Greene
street ard West Boundary, on the darker
canal property. All are considered available
and are under inspection by the managers OF
the mill The last named site is nearest the
CITY aud Is well adapted for the location Of a
magniueeng factory EIsnsers nave pEo-
nounced this site one or the nrest, II not the
very best on the canal. Very little excavating
would have 90 be made. for the ground has
80 |ouflat 90 the river and no diff ulfy
Is water. There is a large acreage to
,aud enough room for all the factory
Mcular recently issued by Messrs John
leh s. Sons, OF Augusta, gives the fol-
( interesting Information regarding
cotton factories Of that city: The
@a Factory W; E. Jackson, Presi-
SIM ing fund.- SZ3.llO, surplus, S345t00
nber Cf sYindles - 100: looms. 656; divi-
r-nf paid, 10 uer cent. per enuum: company
f2klug ar ies1st ~ per cent aaulng 9aiance TO
hrnius. Price lbs Did, 100 asked.-The Gran
feviile Manufacturing Company, H H. HEX
tuau. fresi1en, capital, SbulV 6ranlteylHe
Epindies t60l: looms $40; Naucluse spindles,
Flul0- looms SO; surplus, S2l5OOO;
dividend paid. ID per cent per annum:
Ie5mpsuv making at least 20 per cent adding
- balance 10 surplus Price 10 bid, 10 asked
The Langley Manufacturing Comp any, W. 9.
Sibley. President Capital. 100000; surplus
over. $40 ~: number If spindles, IL, So; num-
Der Of looms SO. This company has declared
% dividend n per cent for the six months
.Hliug January ls1. 1881, and lt Is believed that
la aill not pay a B ; s. for six months ending
Ju'y 1st 1852 The President end Directors
have announced a rolicy TO pay all earnings TO
the stockholders. Frica. I75 bid, $50 asked. -
The Enterprise Manufacturing Company,
"a Geo T. JACKSON. President, capital, $4,000;
bonded debt, $500; number or srindles, 25.
0ut looms, bi@ Ihis company has Just ad-
Ged 50 per cent to lts capital stock Ii made
i1 per cent dividend in cash for l5Si, making
about % per cent for 1sS2. Market price
- 1l- bid; 1Q3 asked.-The Sibey Manufacturing
Company. W c. Sibley, Pre- ident, capital
" EhU 0l0. capacity for spiudles 1000; capacity
for looms eco VIII clmma anea 70 start up
in about month Price. lOl bid; l02 asked
The John p. King Manufacturing Company,
l. nmH~s sa~Hn nurF-
perm auenty bv the election Of Hon Charles
Estes as President majority Of the capital
stock has reen subscribed in Augusta. the
--rsr suoScrlp -iou ever made here 10 any
corporation We confidently look for sharp
advance in the price Of tins stock. as the com
ptuy arts under better auspices than any
other company ever organized here. he
building of the mill viii be pushed vigorously,
and The capital stock will be called in INSTALL
ment of about I'D per cent q month. First
iHstalmenr January 10. 1882, Of 10 per cent.
4 ~ l'ra'=, 100 BID; lo2 asked"
sCplumbus Eaquirer-Sun OF Sunday gives
HpwIng account OF desperate efforts to
re a negro desperate who has been
vhrOund that city for some time past:
reHy morning Northern Liberties was
- 40 Ereat excitement The cause was
~ lccfssful attempt Of a half dozen Do
f# d, two or three bailiffs and a deputy
~ 10 arrest a notorious negro outlaw The
-KE has several aliases. but he is supposed
1i,ey Reddiug who is wanted in innum-
Paess for an equal number Of offenses.
1een lingering around this city for
Two months. and our officers have been
Il yehgaged for the past two or three
d.. a - effort 10 locate him. This they
Nkeded in doing few DAYS ago. by discover
a ethst he was making his headquarters in a
afo cabin lust north Of the city. The next
fafst on which arose was how he could be can
tufed IL was known % them that be was des-
pefate chsract r. and that a rash attempt 10 ar
q res him would certainly result in afIiiure Fri
day evening llr. Shores, a baiiih who lives in
tha neiEhb0rhCOd. accompanied by citizen.
fOu1d favorable opportunity and proceeded
80 .ze advantage Of IT, They succeeded in
ha.iuE the arres- but the negro refused 70 be
p n, and. pulllrg his pistol he directed it at
t1e bafif. The citizen, az this point OF the
81 Proceedings. pulled his revolver and leveled il
II saud old the citizen that If he attempted TO
~ @,fsA he would kl the baiiif. This placed
IS IN an unpleasant position, and he nnally
q the negro. who walked of before the
I1f the ch grined tailff and citizen. Yes
W morning officers learned that he vas in
bort ern Liberties and sYeral went up for
1rpOss or capturing him. They sU posed
was iR house and surrounded Il. but
"a we're mist ken, Tor while they
% urne5 up on the outside He
oi1rei our 60 the officers. but all hesi-
~ Is 20 u= the trst man to approach him. Fl
ma grand cha -Ee was made and the negro
, l-. e MS h.e's. About thirty or forty citizens
l1 tn pursuit. and the excitement ran
Z hgae pitch Three or four shots were
&lf1IV aye, but he succeeded in max
Nsl. ;s s9d S.s6sr ne oflIs5; a 5iss crest rest
IgFi ANAS l .YiI' to give up Tie