Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-02-01

taste OF snow on Tuesday.
...- E--tsrUr-se Is inclined 10 think
r-.-- -7- left in Newton county last
..-r lsbt vote was polled, and re-
..--.a Incomplete
r ..=.r c1'7red, fell between the cars
....--r- train near the cemetery at
s-r one day last week, and was in
.---. -..- .-,--,
... I. rr--o ditcher, who is charged
..-.-- .cc1mplics OF the woman who
DID. -..,-- m1aey. had hearing before
. I.-.- last Monday, and in default OF
....- Was ---urued TO Jail to await trial at
-.-.r.-.-u q B-1oEs superior Court
w. r..r walker. living in the lower part
.sn-.-. county. recently killed eleven rattle
having from five 10 ten rattles,
.... them very large. They we're
s... gopher hole" near his house.
the Executive Committee Of the
r.- t.0n decided upon the publication
report. The work is to be in the
....s Director General KimbaIL. The book
.-t.-u1 in the haudsOmest possible
..f viI occupy about five hundred
.. The contents viii be most Interesting
.....-.... crI the book promises TO be one
.-.r Consequence. IL will be sent to
.-.-.- a- an early date
..r-...- i.s-. iu q swamp about ten miles
Cam. ..-rr.a -ltterei, ,emaciated,h half starved
-~ .-sl- .oyered vandsrinEin the woods.
...r.s taken charge Of by kind persons. and
a-.-r found tfat she was poor French
.--.-. who had been abandoned by her hus-
r.--.r-a. way from Pensacola to Eu'aula.
-I...r..r could not speak word Of English,
--...---.ree Chriamas had been wandering
.-...r.5fs living on mushrooms and toad
stools
Dawson special Co the Atlanta COHstitU-
t ..r.-.. tusr a most unfortunate accident
. l1s- Friday evening in the valley OF
.....raatclse. i'm the third district Of
-.--....ae.-. willie Martin. lad not quite
f--.- wears of age shot and instantly killed
r. -..--.Ie-. Dr. benjamin T. GuIett, a
-..r ...-fi- twenty-nine years old. The
It'll. H.. .u-.r-L the lefl temple Of Mr.. Gull
r- anil DTS death resulted in a very few
-.- When Willie rea lied the awful con
s..e.s cf ns blyish prank. he became
a- --1.J, with grief and CONSERVATION
T. weapon Wa5 a small rifle. which young
vrl. been handling. and he states that
f. fu.- snlw &C. was loaded when he pointed
Hs-s s1-r-.ei i-. as he thought. at his brother.
~- Gaus-r was highly esteemed by his
s.-ru-alcs. ami the maInstay of his widowed
nr..r He was a nephew Of DR.. Jos. A. Eve
5fA--u,-a. and brotherin-Iaw Of Rev. L. H
G-.e-. cf tIe south Georgia Conference.
y.- --sr,dw ,llS Central Railroad On Sat
u-se vs. named Robert Perry was instantly
kl av the accidental discharge of a gun, the
IsLs.ae through his face and head.
T.s-s was s'eet sc Springfield on Tuesday.
r ruufy Times: James A. Moon. of
Pike. ..r..r 81 was arrested on the 18th irstant,
ul.arl warrant charging him with attempt
ing OBJ t"e esc re OI tue prisoners now con-
f.-f DO t.- Carroll county jail cOmmittal
r.lIuz- Hlf before Justice Sharp, which re-
-l... Ia binding over Noon for his appearance
90 r.rL.X- superior Court in a bond Of 500.
E-.r. VISTA ar1rs- when Joe Rogers was
r1r- -vupLe IrfJ o barrel OF the skimmings
r=s--aa .ri.. 4 dav or two after drove Of
t.i--g.H.- fine hogs went for the skimmings,
alt --- w ola crowd got drunk They cut up
-rr-- M lld3es- and unailF the entire
-=u- I1r down and went to sleep. This alarmed
Jraa i-..- ami for d while he was in doubt
W---r-rrI administer sweet milk or strong
c.l- 0-eerd fHr doctor. They got over
.-.-s..-- after @ while, and went aroun1 Tor
a-.F U- ru. H i-l -el eyes and the headache
Hl-u-I sun "A family about 10 remove
f-u twr. having a hard days drive
ar.ll. -.aueu. who were loading in
---- hurry. gathered up bed clothes
VHI l--@, TIED up and loaded
r1 wagons not noticing hat they contained
tl- baby. l~- one month Old The mother
came .l directly. and lll her babe, where vas
l- She Lu iu the SltuatIOU-imme1larel
llt -.- wagon uulon led, united the bedding,
1-i .I- rob .-I her precious babe, almost SuffO-
ci-.i. sal ir wae ouiY by the greatest efforts
tliI could re resuscirated, 10 had already
tu-r-- black In the face"
.rrr"- N.rer- fan wfrLte % Mr.
logan. ST., heard some one in his suOkehOuse,
an llrrElr- rhi- herward, . a man making
90 r.L s .1lt a. meat on his shoulder. Mr..
L--H .-r IlU have q load of bucEshOt from a
s-l1 anl heard the thief cry, oh. LOrdyr
i l- Ha~ -urr le left nothing TO show il but
tl-s r- woits We also learn that some
t ago some rascal entered the smOkehouss
r -ll-y u, some four miles easr Of Griffin,
-r- 1L seteral hogs that had just been
--i OF. meit 1lr. BIntyn had for the win
500. mother case cOmei from the place
.i...- T. j. Bates, who had the misfortune
t.- a. similar manner tine lot Of pork
s.4- .-l. 4-l.
Julius Brown said recently to the Griffin
-- - connection with the Griffin, Madison
eng il .-'e-.ll Railroad: Let the people sub
s- re hundred thOusaEi dollars. With
s-.~ e- Euarau- iced. can board the train
l.r N-A YORK.. and a BAT the bonds Of The road
90 .-t basis within a weeks time. You see.
--~. ave ~omething solid on which to f0at
-t- .a--- uHe hundred thousand dollars from
l-- i.I-.- along the sixty miles Of road will
80 fna- purnOse Now. will they do
-l- Whenever thew do, I staud ready to
l-.- eng sLlp tie entire road. One million
y elld numbers, viii build the read
- F-1-7 lo Madison But that is nei her
.Or I--re- I Dwn the road; / bought il to
r-y out If, and if the people want it
asseI
Athens Chronicle. We learn from Mr. v.
q I-'N 40 ava accident vs. hich occurred at
u1 thursday evening about seven
.r. @..tl came near proving quite seri-
r ss AJr-hs Giles, one OF the opera
--- drum wheel Il " all to pieces. the
altering ln every direction. The hang
lp the shatting was torn from its
t.i i-lieI through one OF the windows.
-- -arit- feer clstaLE.- Miss Giles was at
t.. D loom near by, when the betting on
t-.-l ana the loom caused the latter 70
a..ult and pressed her against an
.-- .l. he pressure was so great as to
t .' i.4ls INJURY. She IS not aware OF
a-h ny any Of the flying missiles DR..
N--l-1u was Immediately summoned.
-.l tlar, after careful examination, he
----y lo- fatal
A..a'a Appeal: Mr.. Keller. who re
.t.a.c tl ALBANIA in the interest OF an art
l4 had sad loss TO contend with.
T -tfs since, on the train out Of New Or
sr+ ..ies pet skye terrier took fright
-l overheard INFO one OF the haYouS
crossed uF the track. It was seen
ashore. however. and Mr.. Keller told
ma ter that he would give SlOO for
7--F- NO tile canine 10 be shipped to him
r--s. merry AT the latter point he re-
f--.- -..-s am thar the conductor OF the
F - .4Htn charge Of the dog and had him
.- Ne" Orleans Mr Keller teiegrsphsd
-l NeW Orleans 10 secure the dog but
tf---.. .-i.lr refused TO give him up. Mr.. X
t-. q iihed 20 employ lawyer and de-
A-tu lle dog under espionage until
~ r--urr 90 New Orleans. which he will
f The value Of the dog is in the af-
Sax. --'''. n has for it, and the outlook now
s11 3 81 ~ tgitrant pup viii cost his owners
---' leIore he is recovered
st1'a Constitution 3ist uit: The case OF
rs,- '' lae Southwestern Railroad Com
[l vas .u eI i'm the Suuerior Court vaster-
---i g v-r iicr 10 favor OF the State. The case
kr--- -A .lertsiirg one. and involves some
r. .N 1f law. IL Is a salt for taxes for
S4r-. -''r ana lci5 upon the portions of the
AI-q-- n ttnad between Americus and
~ Albany and Arlington and Cuthbert
sr----..-. ---1--a The road between these points
rHz- e believe, to about nin-ty three
cH5--.-- H--- tlr company claims that under the
f--r-t-l ~ lne road these portions are exempt
tn 1ali9n The case was once tried ia an
Uri--5 - from the Superi Court 70 the
uI-l i. ---.rs courts, and finally was ended
moe .7l-ttt iu faVOr OF the road. There the
arq.b--e el until TIE State decided to make
The arq,i--' --'. Nhen the 4 tas. we're revived.
An 1870. lnV0i1 ed was S2s O)0 for each wear.
arr- li lilrs iliry were filed By the defend
UaF $3.50 -l' e--lmed that the case had been set
al ~ fl .A1torney General Ely for 5000 for
uaif ~ r. mat amount having really been
49, n taXes for the two years Tho
49, cI-ined that this settlement yxas a mis-
~ -Al THAI it had 6 right to 20 info
rar. again The case occupfad thraa
p-es-Fi-.- lion superior Court. Judge Clark
d.-I.- ~ place OF Judge HiIlyer who 1raa
49, -lI-l The State WAS rpDrasented -
sr-Tg5 ueneral Anderson and General Fob
Ellis -- 49, Ju9ge K +. Lyon and Mr. W. ID.