Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-26

GearEfa Affairs.
....-.r ia Grniu lost SIS in gold a few
-. r1e money was found by an honest
.-4 -.-rr-ei % the owner.
-.-.-,snf. on the Air Line Railroad,
.. LIS SWISS col0nists. Each family
a.a them 10 Georgia from $4,000 to
r- has been sent 90 Governor Col
-- Ca-routon asking that the death
..r Noon and Hanney be eonmuted to
--er-
So. BRYANT was arrested in Belton Wed
.--rirr. charged with burning the
-.-a vere consumed by fire In that
-. time last fall and waving com
-..-.sl was placed 10 all to await the
--.-- % che Superior Court. His bond
....s -t tuy1 thousand dollars by Judge
uto happened 70 be in the city,
q rot give.
. ..s- grain separator Of Col. Edward
-.a.s Destroyed by fire on Friday after
81. Cd. plantation OF Mr.. : l. Norwood,
---r ILe straw caught from sparks
.-... --eire vhue the hands were at din
r- N.-r1od lost enc half of his crop Of
r-
- N-uE. a fourteen year old Butler
-..s-trv rescued a young lady from
rssr week
- ----es named Kelly and Chapman,
as .u wilkinson county last Tuesday.
--. former shot the latter through the
ar -le name Of Hyde kiIlel another
--su. i1 TauIdiug county, near Dallas
..-.r They were employees on the Rome
.-.t tte Brunswick Road. The killing
,..r.f blythe court Of inquiry to be justih-
... Hts+ vas the timekeeper of the force,
.-.rs.s f--m CinciuHau shaw was a con
--f f--n the same place.
-a Massey was on Wednesday convicted,
--~.-r. % The murder OF William Evans. at
slf six miles from Macon. on the
..- 70 last March The jury was out
.---- all hour aud returned a verdict of
F-e sentence viii probably be pro-
f -- saturday. Carrie is a black wo-
.r-rr seventeen years old; she had
--- -rs-s-er TIE testimony vas over
.--.r a-si-st her.
---rT4 H-r1If- The steam saw mill OF
W. III rr.ne- Jr below Teuniile was de-
rr hn- ca Wednesday night OF last
AS Ir fs a frequent practice to burn
...ls- -.-.r ra pet them ont OF the way, he
a-a.S a-rmuuicatei by a spark 10 the dry
r-.s-~.I ire framed work CT the building
u-.--r tfs los IS about St.00' Mr. Joiner is
r-a-.---f.r yCu1E man. snd we much regret
L. -r4r-0f Lls serious llss.
-.-.l-rru C1iuner- "A sal occurrence took
r.--.r r-s- Masera in this county last Saturday
ATCung man by he name Of Mr.
F-- NeEsouie. on Nr- J. NJ J. thompson :
-..s sent out into the fields for pleasure after
--s- ard tooE along gun TO shoot rabbits
H-ras u-nces ied scarcety a quarter OF a mile
r.. fT accidentally. n0uriuE
IT,. --r--- into the upper uarr OF the left chest
-.z..r-.1 fe- the shoulder. the same coming out
--- .tal-r the shoulder blade In the rear.
rs-sF- rsusris ths house calling his mother
81 r.-Hr heard him and on approaching and
-..-- h- uas hurt. hs made some reply,
.. -.a- and was soon CORPSE '
Ria O. Journal. "A young and good look
.---e- -ltf-- his name as Brown. of South
"a--.rs. d c1 1ulpaEiei by his bride, whom. We
--a-r-----.t. h= had married about four weeks
49, near social Circle. Ga. stopped IN InOm-
.--H. latter ul-t of week before last He
---s ro be rhe agent for selling county
r-.-. Pr a usr-ut gin-shsrp-ueT. He finally
a7a.-aH @ f~ate win Sol Starring, and he and
rr- sf-r-uai 90 Harlem T. trly on Tues
fsr 2 of Iast week. Brown hired horse
---T from Mr. Coos or tnat town say
s--rtrr r- vas EoinE to Saw Dust 10 dispose OF
rra --rr o. sell rhe n uschine IN Columbia coun-
tr t-- drove o. leaving his wife at Cooks
rre. ard til nos return Inc next DAY MIS-.
returned to Social Circle We learn that
-- Ur.E feu deFs afterwards, found his
..--. 1- rrts POSSESSION OF = man ia Augus-a,
ruhru Brown hsd sold him. but, at last &C
~s Use buggy was slih absent without
ea'-
Crvr.-cz correspondent Atlanta ConstffU
n.a. -l.n Friiay night last two young men.
Er nj 'rriF auI Mr. Parker. were together
ord supposed t0 De drinking. They lived at
rrr -a-k rear C0vinEtOn. That night they
Esre- .n town. and. Dc j. said, threw rocks at
raz-. wCuan's house near wagon yard. In
rle wagon ward some men were spending the
ore Of them named Parsons. was
arase1ei in his wagon by a negro woman He
rr-a.-i her Wrl. when McCuri ~ and
Parser -rr-a euef him. He WarTed them of
s7- vas answered by the rocks He then fired.
F-t td- resulr OF the ball taking effect IN the
~ lcLurty- 10 was supposed lhat the oall
-----l downward iu the le.-. He was carried
On --e COX House. and died in forty eight
Es Tre doctors have examined him and
r--c. lrCe1 tre death resultant from natural
cl-ses an1 nos from the wound. The body wss
~ rrEuiued in jasper county. where II was
-s-r--. and the ball found IN the bowels Par
=lae uas released. The COvingtOn phS sicisus
s-- -euss-ed for their failure 10 locate the
l-rrr1n S5afheruer and appeal: zone day
ls-- seek ace bit Of negro child, three years
q 1-e. whose parents live a few miles fr, m
t1Fr ll the ueighborhoOd OF Thompson's
s-.-e wandering away from home, taking
-- 1-l arturo a. an early hour. aud his absence
a.l- fre Premises was not discovered until
-ie l The slternCCn. A search for the missing
CHS vas az Cnce commenced, but as the day
ase nearly spent. and night approaching. the
sesrel as attended with poor success. and
vas t.uos- entirely given mp, after night had
-asrr the place or day or course the
parents 70 tle lost child were greatly distressed.
L-l l-e7- was no n me1y a. hand. Tor the
ral-s had bteu thoroughly secured, and no
s--l re>prrded 10 the loud hailOos Of the
7eselE perry save the distant echoes of
U-- cVu voices T light ceepened into
UE- end night into day, still no tidings
came 20 the LOST child. Cesar Kemp. colOreO
ll- living iu the ueighbOI hood. came 10 town
ue tsF follow ing the child's disappearance.
a1- u1=n 40 pliat on the road, a mite and
l.f distant from the chi I'D S home. his lkemp'Sl
a.--t'cn vas arrested by a strange noise on
ll- -oacs.1e. coming frCm the direction OF an
eN --.t Kemp dismounred and went into the
r-- Oh investigate. and soon discovered the
iass-rg child me boy appeared in sad condi-
D-. sl1 VAS utterly sperchless at least with
Gun me pouerof ai iticuIati0n- Near where the
-a tle r und was large hole N the eartn
0t tli- uf receiving a mans body. which II
- e--ulse1 the child had grabbed out ano
lcie1 iato during the night for protection
l.- gem raj appearance showed plainly the ef-
l--ls 0f lis nights adventure He was at once
llrlt1 o. his anxious parents. and even al
--> Arl1ug the little fellow remains almost IN
= sIeechless condition in which be was
f--l1-~
Columbus Enquirer Sun. cath: Yesterday
-rlirE news reached Tire city OF one Of the
les suicides that We have teen called upon
q l-r1rlcle iu long time. Mr. William Bond.
--u las been merchandising in WyntOn, and
~-n was vel known in this city. took his own
-te ty s-ab1ii z himself in the left breast five
--1 win pocket knife. The circumstances,
f. -c1urately a. We could gather them, were
.-llUs. The unfortunate man had been
e.--s-lE too freely for some time. and lev
Gay = ago Mr. Asa Lynch. who lives about eight
----s from this city. invited him and his wife
7. sl cue ana spend some time at his resi- ence,
s---Allg that perhaps, being removed
.l-ll temptation, be would be tnabied
e abandon the wine cup. He gradual
esseued the number Of daily drinks and on
Alll day the day before he committed suicide.
e taok only three. He had naturally grown
c-si1lceut, but on Mon iay evening he ap-
l-ared 90 be mofe cheerful than usual He
r1-- To- MS room at the usual hour to retire,
--mp Panied by bis wife. During the early
80 az TIE night his wife noticed that he ap-
t7ared uneasy. and he would imagine that
l- one uas az the window. He made two or
-.te attempts 20 rise from the bed, but his
-e PREVAILED on hin not 70 do so. and finally
e soi up and hung a shade over the window.
A- appeared % rest more quietly after this
a11 H. vie teli into a slumher. Between y
ana o'clcck she aWoke and saw her husband
s1ee.lng on the door. by the bed, with an open
Euite in his hand. She sprang from the bed and
attempted % snatch it from MIN, but he thrust
q lnto his breast I've times and then threw il
"a l4e bed The screams OF his wife attracted
~ Lynch 10 the room He fOuad Mr.. b nd on
sle flor blee1ing freely. He asked him what
Lao done. au1 Mr.. Bond replied that ne had
e--e9 himself. and that he desired to die. Mr.
llea attempted TO place him on the bed, but
- iotestec. saying that IL Wes o. no nSe, ne
-Ehf a. well die where he was. He said that
~ Ales what he had done and wanted to die
1r protested against sending fora physician
go - ssEed y nat had caused him TO commit
F-sl 49, acl, he stated that it was WHISKY. bis
1--esic ehaiTs were as pleasant as he could
-1t ana hls finances were meyer In letter
---.lol he was perfectly calm and sell
t.-Ss'cs sel; =; aud talked nationally nearly 70 the