Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-01-23

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Tie .,ro fence" PEOPLE carried the election in
Fa1sto7 hv e5 upi7r'tY
a .,1--espou4 4eut 0f rhe NcDltfie Journal re-
r7--= au atterrp- 10 as assintae Mrs Martha
Phillips near Dea-ing. Some one shot at her
rs sine -ae near a window. but failed to hit her
The Consolidated Gold Mining Company Of
Georgia reports earnings for November Of
s-rG5. and expenses 81. sou. leaving a net sur
plus of SIs15.
C1I Tom Harderan has appointed John
Stark os Cuthhrr,. W ". Woodruff, Of Griffin,
avid r. Anthony, ot Macon, as delegates to
t-e sgri-uItursI convention now in session in
wa-ai---rn. These gentlemen will represent
tho wine growing interest
The vote in Walton county on the fence
question resulted; Fence. 9i5; no fence, 5S2;
more fence and better fence. SO.
aI-cz Johnson, a tender colored youth.
pines In the WavnesborO Jail Aleck developed
an Iuoriiuate Ii ing for other peoples live
stock
Warren Parker and Celeste Harper, colored,
are H-l Iu Augusta charged with the murder
of james Love-t
The Columbus Enqiirer-Sun reports that a
horrible accr -eut occurred in Brownsville late
Friday evening. Fy which Willie. the thirteen
y-l-o q son # Judge W. A McEIvey, lost his
uf. He climbed up on a wagon loaded with
wood. an unfortunately his foot slipped and
he feI catching on the tongue. This fright
erei th mules and hey dashed of with the
wa-an. throwing tre little fellow TO the
ground The wheels Uassed over his head,
c-ls- lnz his skull and he died almost instant
v several persons witnessed the accident
b4rvere powerless TO prevent the terrible re-
sur.
Arrau-ements have just been completed for
s,ocsirg mann. to take place between Char
Ia.ts. N e.. and Augusta. The affair viii take
place at Hamburg. S c.. on the 14th OF Feb
ru1rv and. 10 is said. will be one Of the largest
disputes that has ever been had in that section.
FrfIsy morning about three O'Clock, the
j.w-IrT store Of E J. Crane, on Broad street,
few doors shove KoIl0ck, Augusta. was en-
tered oy O tllef. aud jewelry to the amount Of
500 carried e r. 1Ir. Crane awoke just in time
to sse the thief departing and fired three or
four shots at him. but failed 20 hit him. The
thief carried Off 1Ir. Cranes gold watch, value
at 6l A VIII te man named Hurst was after
wards arrested on suspicion and lodged in jail
Anew store house which was being erected
iu Fsirburn zen one evening last week.
Fortunately the hands had left the vicinity,
and no one was hurt.
Tie M,Duffie Journal learns that a prOpO-
zl-5n is ON foot TO build a rarrOw gauge rail
road from Lin colntOn TO fnteTsect the Georgia
Railroad az Thomson, and thence 10 some eligi
tIs point on the Central Railroad. Il is also a
part of the plan. If sufficient assis .ance can
be btaiued. 20 extend the road 10 bertOn.
The JacEs5u NsJrs reports that a burglar
made tvl unsuccessful attempts at breaking
into SIR Lani's residence on last Sunday night
The drst time h- was frightened of 10y Mrs
Lend. who dred n a pistol through the win
Go-- The second attempt was TT ade bY trying
t7 raise the diuis room window, the moi Of
which awoke 5Irs Land. who gave the alarm
by screaming. which frightened The thief and
brought several citizens upon the scene.
The Thomson Journal states that on Friday
forenoon last a personal difficulty occurred in
the office OF Nr H. @. Rouey, in that place. be
tween Col W. D. Tut and Mr.. Thomas E.
WATSON. in viii n Col Tut received a pistol
shot wound in the let hand The hall entered
the outer edge Of the hand. passed through
the palm aud flesh between the thumb and
forefuger. ard lodged in the lining OF his
ove-coat The wound, though somewhat pain
fu', is not dangerous.
I- IS eet-mated that upwards OF three hun
dr-I negroes have moved from Lincoln county
within the past three months.
William Henry Paschal. co'Ored, is in Jail in
Thomson, charged with hog stealing. William
Henry ma e things warm for while ere he
was ctotur-d, bu- was finally Gained down.
Patti viii reap a harvest Of shekels in Allan
Ca We uesday. It will cost from two 70 five
dollars % hear the diva. " but these figures
wiI Eo- be apt TO deter her admirers so much
as -b- mud If The yarn told bY the CoHstitlt
fIou be- true. that a cotton broker waded out in
Broad street and rescued two children that
were mired South Georgia visitors had better
provide th-us-lve with stills.
S.-rta I.hmGelite. "The srrivaI Of Western
c.ru 7rI ta-tr up 20 this time. indicates that
LUi- years scheiul- Is % BE- urerty much the
same sS THAT of l-s- F-ar- The farmers wi u
newer l-as- To bee invOIvei until they raise their
CRu supplies It is impossible for al cotton
formers m become p-osp-rous. Bankruptcy
must follow difference 70 old methods
Rome BaIefIu: several citizens along the
I1- 90 ths ftome extension Of the Macon and
Brlls vicE Railroad. now in course Of con-
s-r.cri0u. are getting Out cross les prepara-
grazing work is being done as rapidly as
pric-tc8hie Work on the section known as
the Damn & Johnson contract. however, has
lo- be- sumed as yet, but We are informed
tl1- q. uiI b. la q few days
Rome Courier. several days ago we men
q ned the ftct hat large tanning establish
mru- would te erected IN Rome at an early
ds-e Mr. A B Connally is the gentleman
who ui.I BE- a the head OF the business. He is
Foo th- city and vii begin st once the erection
uf suitable buI cings on the ten acres II land
purchased from the q hen estate a few days
ago. TINS tract lies Just across - yer Creek
f-aui tine Fair Grounds. near the z T., y. a q
o. Railroad. Mr. Corn7ly is backed by ample
cfptal, and proposes TO do business on a large
scsle.'
Columbus Tunes son Tuesday last Mr. D.
" P1s. y Of the Brantley neighbOrhOOd. Ma
ri1r county was the victim Of an unfortunate
accident that viii probably cost him his life.
He had gone oyer 20 a neighbOr's. Mr.. Jester,
% cid him IN raising gin house, They had
raised the frame work. and were engaged in
adjusting the rock under the base OF the post
when the weOl- structure fell. a he8vy niece
Of timber fslling across Mr.. POsey's breast
and auOther piece striking him on the head
He was QuicslF eXrricated, and DR. Jefferson
u- 1r. and all that could be done was done
On al -viate his suuerings. His injuries are
prirci ~ Is internal, and he is considered in &
critical condition"
Esldosta Tsules. "Our usually quiet town
vas thrown iutO some eLcit-ment yesterday
IlOrrtns. when it became currently reported
thar the two muriarers-the negro from
Thomas. who had allied a woman and a child
auo the Spaniart who killed q man few
weeks ego near NaylOr. in this cOunfy-had
made their escape from our county jail, sup
posed 10 b. one q the securest jtils in the
SOUTH Upon examination, IL wss found to be
too true. The Sheriff had left the prisoners to
the freedom Of the corridor. which has been
often done, the fastenings 20 the same being as
secure as the cell doors. hut unfortunately he
failed On thursday night 10 secure one OF the
main fssfeniuEs 10 tile corridor door. TheY
succeeded In To- cling tha one fastening open,
ans. after getting outside Of the iron cage, lit
tie rr0uh.e was experienced in getting out of
The building"
columbus Enquirer-Sun: 'We have not
seen a more pHialle o ject in some me than
was presented yesterday afternoon in the Der
son % a little twelve year old girl There are
but few who frequent Broai street that do not
know Jim and Mary Jane SimmOns the little
ueggars Friday Mary Jane came into the city
wltI the blood running down her cheeks and
her hair perf1Ctly matted with blood She
says her mofne beat her or the head with a
= bricE, ana that she ais1 beat Jim until she was
afraid the woman would Kill him Mary James
story Is, that for long time her mother kept
vagap0nd named Hamp Tiily around the house.
who was supported by the money that her and
jim woul1 beg. rs erdav mOrnirg she told
her mCfhar that she didn't intend 20 beg any
more, IL Tiliv had 70 est up what she received.
Ini- enragsd the unnatural mothsF and the
beating ensued.
Atlanta P0st-AnDeoI: ut will ba remeubares
tIat fentenuAry Company No 5 some time
since Ned bill in Fulton Superior Court
-e--i'g % compel the principal ke. per Of the
cry 70 take charge Of said cOnvicts
--- ulsLHouIe them to the companies in ac-
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