Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-25
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.
-,rBERED FROM STATE EN-
CHANGES.

,rr-Irrer's Singular Predicament-
,+er Browns Gift to the Univer-
..v-The Western and Atlantic Lease
Yellow Fever HerOes-The Peniten-
-,,ry Record.
-- is the record Of good farming accom-
-f .e Mr.. Reuben L. Mann. Of Madison
t tr- past wear: With three pIows he
...rG gathered $40 bushels of oats. los
..- . wheat at a yield Of 35 bushels 10
- CONS Of Bermuda hay, 500 bushels
-- r.l fodder In proportion, a large
-....s peas and pea hay, 400 bushels Of
t.--.-ae-. and - bales of cotton. He
'aut 30. possibly 40, bales Of cot
r- .rm. consisting Of 800 acres, is only
.. u open land twO-thirds Of it being
..--.-o.i pines.
.. man York. convicted of murder in
- county and recommended to mercy
.-.. .-. i- boz quite an awkward position.
r-.. and feeble that none OF the lessees
r.... lu, and the North Georgia Tines
...-.- .. - under the circumstances he viii
....t I'D. hung or turned loose"
r. ness code has only short time made
. .-. rance. and the Legislature. now in
.. ...e already commenced To amend it,
.-te.. -gt through il Will have To be sent
t., t.r r.si-Ion-
T...rr.uucemeut made IN the Macon TeIe-
-a Messenger. and which we embodied
-.r- item I'm this column. that the present
.. ...r.I OF Macon was opposed to the
-.....l a ucp market. seems 10 have been
- dine members Of the Council have
...-..I card iu the Gr1phic correcting the
m Or appears that their objection was
tHe issuing of $4,000 worth of mar
.....- fg the city. They are in favor Of
t-af 1.rrf
... ...-.l-e or the city debt by the issue Of
t.-..- al.u they are assured that the market
t.--. ...l He built from the surplus revenues
...a OBJ. city Treasury, and TO accrue for
...... tf,o wears.
r.a1e l.jl-e- of Augusta stephens Hose
.u.a. $50. extended to Governor Ste
..-an invitation TO be present at the pre-
r.....u 10 the comedy of "The Rivals
..-l-....I at Augusta ON Thursday night last
T.rYr.m3r replied stating that his health
.-| t.. pressure of official business would not
.fr...r Ui- being present ON the occasion
Ia. Governor has quit running wild der ma
...-
$4,000 gift % senator Brown as an en-
.r..r fluj Of the State University for the
rl..-.U aut maintenance of poor Young
men .--.' heli iu allegiance. The conditions
a. .H -I-,- DC viii DE remembered. required
H..-.. legislature would issue seven per
cent. bonds for the amount and take the
aH.. .rtH Ihe treasury. The Board of Trus-
e- . the university at their last meeting
i. u Atlanta, appointed "a committee To
altuH9n the legislature and ask the formal
acre aaa.c of jhc donation on the terms pro-
-.t hv tine donor. and the Educational
Committee of the Legislature unanimously
reported .u favor OF accepting the gift The
u.-.r was brought before the House on
Wednesday, aud conclusion viii probably
eI. a.i before the December adjournment
u. r \. R. Lawton and Major Joseph b.
Cumming appeared before the joint Judiciary
Committee on Wednesday and made arsu-
r.r-- lu favor of the dismissal of the case
BOW pending against the Western and Atlan-
q. 8. .Iroad lessees. Tt is now generally be-
t-..l that the state will have little to gain
-s.l r.th the successful termination Of the
-.r
8 Madison correspondent OF the CIr0air1e
rsf ftqtioHaIist says prominent citizen
Washington. ID. c., in a private letter TO
--. writer. predicts that Georgia's present
e.. -u0r will be in Washington on the 4th OF
Nlr 10. 1885. as Vice President of the United
states. with Hancock as President
The tower Of the DeKalb county court house
snow provide with q clock and bell.
5Ir. J. C. GIenJeuuine of Lincoln county.
.-t his cotton house and nine bales Of cotton
1r fire ON the 18th inst.
The "reminiscences % Columbia county, writ
ea by Dr. IL. Il. Casey, Of Harlem, and pub
sd In the Harlem Ssa4i1ef are highly inter-
--ng to the older citizens Of that section. The
...tor is q good historian. and places his facts
very attractive style.
The cotton receipts of Columbus mp 10 the
-i ru-t- foot up $3.50 bales.
Tile Atlanta Art Loan Exhibition opened
OBJ Wednesday night last. The Past-4 meal
gives So glowing account Of the possibilities Of
ta, exhibition and says: Last night marked
20. beginning of an era I'm Southern art life.
Tae immense money value of the pictures is
small compared with the compound interest
-.a- VIII pile up ON 1t in the efforts il viii
BRING Forth from The people in this direction.
rt aue presented az the entrance was
wilderness Of light red lace curtains, moving
.ra-rl and stationary glory. The lower hall
devoted Co the different departments i'm
charge ol the ladies. When an Atlanta wo-
uaa sets hcr head. :estheiicaily. happy re-
Suits assured"
..- stated that the record shows that in
a- past two years Governor COlquitt has par
f'aai aae hundred and nine convicts. surely
-'s Haa.ity of mercy is not strained"
Iaa Do1i Tempiars Of Athens are on
.oau. tuI many new recruits viii be enlisted
a1arr tar temperance banner within the
e'L- month. says the Athens Runner Watch
The county tax assessment Of Coweta
county one dollar additional on the thOus-
ui He commissioners estimating that they
Vaa-. ur-i 80 larger sum for county purposes.
t..at u. !. Neely is candidate for the
E.t.u'ry of Newman. lie is one Of New
--a- r-a-I substantial citizens, and viii well
guar l.r interests if elected.
U. g.- -,oa Nstrs anil F1ruer will he sold
e.. Louisville ou the 4th day OF December 10y
OBJ. .aImu.-lrator 0f the late owner and pro-
r-e.1. Robert j. Boyd. deceased. Here is a
-.I opportunity for some one who wants 10
4r..l.rv editor.
IN. entire stock Of merchandise Of Myers x
Na-.l-. who recently sailed in Augusta, was
~.I al public outcry ON Tuesday last and pur-
.Ha-at r., Manchester Hall. Of New York for
H.-.a .t s79.U0O.
'..- 5. 20. Moore. of North Georgia has just
'i a- English syndicate a four hundred
tr mine in Forsyth county, for S5,J00,-
ia. batb-Hear Nejcs dR9 Signal says: THE
I..rI- necessary % thc passage OF the Pierce
et-'f -tHnr bIll have all been sent To Atlanta.
.- Ia. r .v.lI doubtless 70 through without
aaT -r.H..."
,ar-.r-riile Hsp1ld: Mr.. K. L. Gentry. the
-l- newspaper man. has returned To
III a+ te. that model 0f fine journalism,
.r'.faUHal MORNING NEWS. In the interest
.~ .H.r he made Us a pleasant call ON
El.- 500 al-bth of an acre Mrs. Kennedy, on
.f.tau near Deep Cut bridge, Wash
r-E. made siNty-fOur gallons ot
s.suu from the ribbon cane. This, az
ia.- "t lete3t- per gallon, would pay $50 /
t ..-- VIII anything pay better than the
.t', sugar cane:
Ar Jennings Hulsey of Pauthersville dis
-.- halh county. had the misfortune % (
..- -lru ;fy Gre ON the night of 10th Inst, I
Pr. H..c five hundred bushels of corn, two /
---. pounds of seed yGttOn. one hundred /
rust proof oats and q large lot oi /
.-iier iu all worth five hundred dol /
iHt cause of the FIRE Is unknown.
~. 'HwruE Is the record of the peniten |
-rf.e rWo wears from October -. lSS0, +
f -i. i,s-, 81 compiled from the bl- I
5-'.- report u Else Principal Keeper, Hon. q. I
~ t.-.-L- There have been received since 1
.l.rr .-el 53S convicts, and on October -. I
''- ..t- -a- q total Of l.2i3. There have /
discharged Turing that time 81; pardon 4
escaped. rs. and died y. hlte males ]
ID --fpiy. ll2; white females i; colored T
' e1l0red females, s1i Oldest con- I
"fr~, youngest, y wears.
tt- MARIETTA and Worth Georgia Railroad 4
.' make The connection with the county
tle forfeit of $4,000. The distance. +
I-.-i "a- 80 ~b,.st- and on account OF the /
-t--AeF, 10 Is generally understood thai u /
~ %. affect the subscription. They are I
i, pushing lhe work % completion.
mn IT. A Jenkins. solicitor Of Patents, I
'N-. D. a. officially reports the fol- /.
complete list of patents granted GeOr- /
...iE- Tor the week eEoing November I