Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-24

.IHYDUet river. AT EIdukllN- 4 lew ]
..a. which had evidently been in the /
sr several days, a the feet, hands and |
rt.I been torn OF. II was impossible to /
-....rr 1t was the body Of a white man /
-. Itis supposed that he was the vic /
--.f some foul play.
,r- samuel Treventine. one Of the oldest /
--. ,-teemed citizens Of Harris county. /
..H.- residence. near Waverly Han. on
,,-r..r-at. Tie was eighty years Of age.
5r-- his long life was hOnored with the
.-.r.I esteem If his fellow citizens. as a /
man auI q Christian gentleman.
...-.-.u whether a street railroad will
-.--a. rIry of Columbus is being discussed,
5ua probability is that in a short time
---r.. ...- of transportation will be in use
--.ratf. With population Of 10000 liv-
.--arH.a 90 u.iIe of the court house, there is
..-..-.r why 80 street railway system would
-..rsr ul- only the investors but the public
generally
urrr. sheriff Hunt, Of Pulaski county.
a.t ten miles from Hawkinsvine on
.-l.r might last and arrested two negroes
l.-.r..n be had warrants. at a night party.
.--.r..j with them to HawkinsviHe. when
.--- .s negroes surrounded him. punched
.....- with pistols and abused him gen
.-He -I I. had to surrender the prisoners
.r. returned tp the scene on Tuesday morn
-arH % posse Of thirty men for the arrest
.lfr. PARTIES
Tie .rte-au weu at Hawkinsville reached
depth OF 4l feet ON saturday, and at that
s.-. ar-, bed of quicksand was struck.
a.tf iur Uorbmcn engaged could not over
-.a.. s.7-i the appliances on hand \ driven
..t.tlIl. have to Dee inserted, which Will DELAY
uaV.rE tV0 or three weeks.
TH. -.H Ner. knows of several cOIored
t.--.r- BOD chat county who are making money
-.Ur 900 their FARMS
Wala ra tlr new court house for Walton
.mtr. 90. Monroe. was commenced on last
saturday with appropriate ceremonies. a
-r.-.b U.s. Major Mcdaniel and PRAYER bv
r.r.J e Ejeu-. The people of the county
r....l O.. trc village To- see the novel sight.
Mr. Iun. L.. Laramore. prominent citizen
a.Lee -.uuty. dropped dead in the streets of
T..-Iur- Uu Monday last under a stroke Of
asH..NE.
linen. is an average of one sheep ON every
rrt.-fuur acres of land in Macon and Dooly
countless
Te County commissioners Of Do0ly county
-.l-. ,H grant amy more liquor licenses out
-Ie tar town of Vienna.
Tile dr-t aud only ear load Of stoves ever
r..e.se.l boz Dalton was received in that city
ls-- uyek-fu-t i'm the nick Of time, for jack
rI-. ha- put in am appearance very heavily in
tlu teuuu-
Tire registration list Of Augusta closed on
Wednesday. The total registration foots up
-..1. the largest in the history Of the city. The
u.t. largest was IN 1879. when il was 4,373.
ODD Tuesday last the vicinity Of Irwinton
u.- visited by "a snow storm. the citizens on
g. tt-s
Trees ami houses covered in a white mantle.
Tire -moke-house of Mr.. f. y. Iill. of War
r.n county. was burnt on Thursday last, with
sI IFS contents. 1t is supposed To have been
tae work of am incendiary.
The new Atlanta Cotton seed Oil Nill was
rat u operation on Wednesday last, and the
reporter of the Constitution, who was present
on tae occasion. pronounces it quite a success.
The company is said to be a strong one. headed
Hv Mr. Thompson. of Nashville, and managed
Hr Mr. Thornton. Of Atlanta. and have spent
about $500 in establishing the enterprise.
chattanooga TJiaex- ..With two such men in
Ile senate ~ Brown and Colquitt, Georgia
wiIl he far mn the lead OF the southern states
u Democratic ability and character
The grand jury of Bibb county. having
found 81 -nu bIiI'' iu the ease of Dorcus Ever
-.t. who was charged with having murdered
tsr child, Judge simmons ON "Wednesday
H.-uinz ordered that she be dismissed from
-rlher imprisonment m jail.
roviueton EAtfrDrise- ~ large number of
ar farmers say they have hogs enough to kill
q supply them from one to two years with
neat. The explanation To this l.. they dld
NOT have corn enough 20 fattcn them last fall.
anil now they have two crops Of hogs on
htud-''
Willie Wilson. son of DR.. II. /. Wilson. of
Atlanta. who. while attempting To board a
train at Marietta last year, fell between
the ears and had his leg cut of. sued the W esr
err and Atlantic Railroad Company for S3O.-
o9 damages. The suit was tried in Cobb SUI
uer0r court ON la~t Friday. and resulted IN a
verdict of s. 800 for the plaintiff.
Tbe Conyers Weekly vouches for the follow
iu- Story There lives man IN tins town
Wl1 claims 90 DE the boss snapper, Ten wears
acHbe bought pocket knife for winch he pala
s.. ~. -waBped this for pistol; he snapped
taep.-tol for shotgun. the gun for cow,
ile eaW for horse and sold the horse Tor $500.
H. invested tile $500 for the first five wears and
drew ont 1000 lie has had the $1,000 out at in
trr-~l fnr i've years at 10 percent. aud ne now
Ia- the result Of his knife trade. $1,000. We
ar. indebted to Dr. Travis for the above story.
lf Son are mind to take his word for It. all
right
sparta T,1Hue1ite. "The devil Is running at
iar-t % Hancock 80 present. We learn that
heavy Iuuber- have been piled ON the railroad
track u the deep cut between sparta anu the
residence cf Colonel II. a. Clinch four times
rteeufIt- some Young ladies passing down
thr rr1i one day last week found the tmbers
ON uilc rack and removed them, giving notice
-a Jh- section master Of the fact From ms
V.fr Jhyy learned that this was the fourth
time This discovery had been made at that
point. Death ia entirely too sweet punish
m-1r fn De inflicted ON the mscreant who
Uoud Doe guilty of any such oiiense. Efforts
.aF. been made t0 detect The criminal, ana
Re trust they VIII De successful
Gainesville SarlfE rom ''Whilp we want
uaut manufacturing establishments IN our
midst. t5ere I- none needed more than ploW
sad a-ru. tural implement mandatory; ana
HI industry would pay more certainly ana
handsomely. IlpWs. harrows. wheelbarrOWs,
ami al such ARTICLES take up great deal OF
Room Iu shipping and come at hlGh rates OF
IrI-rt while the shapes and material OF
which tlrF are constructed pack very closely
.-f.- rough and come To us az low rates OF
hs--lr. Can't some of our euterprlslng me
rhaa-r- pat their heads and means together
anil start Uu first class medium sized Factory
o.. lhs kIud- 10 would give constant employ
1eHt af zo-Ji wages. and surely pay big alFl-
-r1i Hn ihc capital invested.
H Nflr. "Is it possible that in this
lt,,,.tc' age iu tke qeiet, law -abldlng county
Hl Walton. v- are 60 have an incendiary nre
every week 70 really begins 10 look tilat
N-.- l.e torch Gf iip inceudlafy only lew
a5.f- $50 lalI low dwelling AZ IosanNille
AUG al uDr 900 aluut 6rcte, ana now eoile7
another Vuich Is even worse than the diners.
SATURDAY, nizht some hard-heartcd rcoundFel
--t ar. Dob t'ic tents al Bethlehem camp ground
4lt twelve uf ttvufWere burned TO the grounu.
ON the " E~t -ltAt WIZ NtAL
3-a- rr number Wete the rents 81 i. UT.
hl--e. Shepherd. James h. Thompson, Iroup
>ii-.l. U. vs.. Holloway and OtheFs. What are
coming tp i'm this euuutye Is there h3 IT,
~ lf0m these midnight marauders:
A1ltsEuna UseLgy- "a Young Mr. Bryan. OF
" -frHtv. visiting the family 0f Il b nam
ATOM nI1ly county. had horse stolen IN
--ra .+l1 manner. Y small son OF MI hdHl-
.- i..I- iLs horse 10 Gum creek 70 ptocuie
ie ll.t.l.lup. Bn alIghtmg az the store
t--'. seemingly Iu Kindness. offered To h"i'
= .r-r uutH he came oHt again. Is soon a.
- it'.e boy disappeared IN ttse store, the ne
Nta. g into the saddle and was gone IKE
-'-- The hue and crv was soon raised nut III
~ svo i4rur- before the owner Of the horse
--t '-r. Hauilt0u could get other horses ana
i-ar inr tulet. He was caught tetN cen
t-la anl liaWkinsYille. had commitment
t-- -hi now repuses ~ the county Jam 10
'-a-i l-r le2t session Of the superior Court.
Iae following letter from Deputy Tnited
e-ls~ Marshal A. J. Crawford to General
'sa---.lrei. gives the Federal officers account
o'l-i-iHu between the i3eputy Marshal ana
-> i'-'- anl alleged Illicit distHiers Al tannin
--lAig. The letter Is dated EuBay. November
- "Ahou' $3.50 ON the morning Ot ike Ioth
.aaJ uy ~el and five others attempted 10
f..-- James Fin, ley amt others ~ lounu
~ ~ 80 iae house ol J. NJ Bailey apo1I eIt,h- t,
go ~ li..vs southeast Of .9organtOn' IN tahhi1 tahi
TO- effect their arrest we sJdtiVne,. I T. ,
h-'t- near the road leading from Ddsrys :
ras' "uerc the parties were tounu. AASs
r7r N, from the house. and when tiey aI
Fst, near our first two men. were OfiteIe't 7"
r- sam White. one of the Findiey party
Ir i -'tr-y fired. wuunding John H. stuart
v.-5 shoulder We returned the nfe-
r.- s-,hS tlndlev and others. They then
r- iiAt 30 us a. they retreated. ! have
irirr'" a.le 70 learn the extent Of their
t5a Their number was twelve. ana
So, eie armed with Henry rides, sixteen
usu they are "a band Of outlaws, aud 90
ami r.- --e t-letglng the laws. both state
srr. -.-t tl. They declare they VIII never