Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-10

TaIbotton Register: "It Is pleasant and in
terestinR to note that two native Georgians,
now members Of the national House OF Repre-
sentatives. are in the places once held by their
representative fathers. One is Geo. R Black,
son Of Edward ]. Black, and the other is J.
Floyd King. Of Louisiana, son OF 1hos. Butler
King. II is always gratifying to see the man.
tie OF father fall upon the son And this re-
minds of the whole Georgia delegation
elected when the older Black and King were.
IL was in the year 1885 by the general ticket
system. The delegation consisted OF Julius G.
Afford. OF TrOup; Edward J. Black, of Scriven;
Waiter T. COlquitt, Of Muscogee; Mark A.
Cooper, OF Putnam; VIM. @. Dawson, Of
Greene, Richard w. Habershsm, Of Haber-
sham: ThOs Butler King OF Glyun; Eugene
A Nisbet, OF Blob. and Lott Warren, Of Sum-
ter. II is to be remarked OF this delegation,
that whether viewed individually or in the ag
gregate it was a very able one. Every thing
considered, as a whole, perhaps the ablest
Georgia ever had. lt Is alse TO be remarked
that all are dead except the venerable Mark 4.
Cooper, now OF Barlow county"
Augusta Chronicle, Sth inst: 'sIt was ascer-
tanned yesterday that the Inman Manufacturing
Company had been abandoned Mr. Inman
had telegraphed TO Augusta, il is said, to drop
the whole matter, and a petition for revocs-
ton or the charter Will soon be made. The
whole trouble grew out Of the cOmpany's not
obtaining as much land as they had asked for
as site. The company wished twelve hun
dred feet front on the river side of the ca al.
The Canal Conn ittee thought thai six or seven
h ndred, at most. was all that could be spared.
The Sibley Mills. We learn have one thousand
four hundred feet canal front, and the Inman
Company claim that IN -ir land is fifteen feet
| below the level II the SisleY. II is said that
| it will take $1,000 an acre to i'll ND this
land. and the company say that twice as
much land as theirs on To site had been
| offered to the King Mill Company, which had
| refused it on account OF the undesirahility Of
the location. party. who seemed to know
/ something about the Inman Company, said
that they had not petitioned for land on any
/ speculative effort. Mr.. Inman had pledged
himself to put up $500. COO mill inside OF two
years: if not, the whole property was to revert
/ to the city. Whill pledging himself to do this,
/ il l. even said that Mr. lnman would in time
| increase il to a million-dOlar mill, in which
/ contingency he wished to have the land ready
around his oT1 inaI mill IL Is said that Mr..
| Inman controls much capital of his own, and
/ that he would influence much Northern capital
/ To me to his aid. It is therefore, des ra-
/ be, il Is maintained. for Augusta to encou--
/ age such q company"
Macon Telegraph. Sth inst Last night Mr.
/ W E Spear, sheriff of McDufie county. left
/ on the Georgia train for Thomson, taking with
/ him prisoner. Julian G. Boyd charged with
| the crime OF seduction Young Boyd fed the
/ county after his crime became known and wan
/ dered all over the State, keeping posted by
| having letters forwarded to fictitious names.
i Of what was going on. Sheriff Spear has been
tireless in his efforts TO find the man, and has
| Travelled over great deal of territory, now up
i on hot trail now lOsirg sight OF him, and
finally. after five or six months search, finds
/ him in Macon. Boyd soon found that he was
/ closely pursued, and got into Kentucky. In
| Louisville he connected himself with liquor
house and began to travel back into Georgia.
| Sheriff Spear heard that he was here last week.
/ but a disabled arm prevented his coming
i before Yesterday morning. he found the
| man he had been looking for so long at the
| Southern Hotel. The register Of that house
| shows that he had been there since Sunday,
| January 22d. Lieutenant Wood had eye on
| Boyd for the past ten days His movements
/ were suspicious, and the Lieutenant finally
| found that he was wanted in Thomson. He
/ wrote to the Sheriff. who answered the letter
i i'm person The arrest was made by Lieutenant
| Wood, who turned the man over to the sheriff.
/ Boyd took his arrest coolly, and did not at
/ tempt to escape. He seemed willing to go
back, and as he has just had a fine suit Of
| clothes made up by Shea, it is thought he will
mary his victim, He is quite young msn,
| well dressed, and does not appear to feel that
he is under a charge of one Of the blackest
/ crimes in the calendar Sheriff Spear says the
/ feeling in Thomson is strong against him, as
the lady belongs to one of the most respected
/ families in the county"