Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-13

s-. or so r1- The past twelve months
a. r,ras Tripp. son OF CAPTAIN J. r. Tripp'
- w,rfs station. was accidentally shot on
s.-5.v morning last with a shotgun. the load
-.,.-, tr-ru4h his left hand end entering his
.....la. .-- r7irfnI. tut not serious
rr-- J. Noses. member Of the Democratic
s.,-. rvscutiva Committee. has resigned. and
=. 4o7 Thomas ". Grimes. OF Muscogee
---.v has been appointed tn an the vacancy
,t-ss-vesr Oh child OF Mr.. John Dominy.
% rrbfr. was fatally burned with hot coffee
LAST F-fi,v night It lived in great pain till
s--4,r when death came To It's relief.
NJ WIN Adams. Of louisville. mas notified
o., e-~~it-e- charged hy the congregation Of
~. rf-.- Presbyterian Church Of Augusta Of
s,s-e-artaure OF the call to the pastorate-
On r--Fqv rfeht some time between twelve
.-5 f-r- o'clock three prisoners escaped from
,,s ro-e.b0ro Jail through the ventilator
rrs~r-.z,f un The silIs leading to the loft suf-
s+sr-Ir FIR them to enter, and by making a
,-.ef their blankets, let themselves to the
g-,u-d outside.
Am artam-t was made to wreck a train at
! uor.,'s switch on the Western and Atlantic
poq7 a isv or SO ago. by a little colored boy.
The r.scresnt demolished the lock of the
,-it.h and shifted the main track 70 a short
-is track. Fortunately the first train that
rsss-i was the north bound train, and the
g-sss being steeD there, no accident occurred.
Trf-e Sneld fixed bail for johnson and
F,s7Is. charged with attempting to kill Walter
R---tree. at s3OOl. and set their trial for next
Monday.
Argu-ta Eeirs. f1th: IN the chicken fight
va.-ar7av one battle in the main was fought
5rf won tv North Carolina Each side pro-
fre-f n four pound eight ounce bird Two
f.cE fights were also fought. and won bv
y7-th Carolina Gp to p m. to-day there
were three fights in the main-twO won bY
Gs1rris ant one by North Carolina. Four
more o. come of, and seven hack fights"
D-rel.sv1'e Star: ''On last Friday Mr. John
Rivers of CLsual Hill. met with a very painful
r-7 ,-rOes pccident. While endeavOring to
ru-q main spring in a gun lock the spring flew
---s-7 =-rucz him in the right eve. Uoou ex-
rr'-a-f0l i- was found that the end OF the
srrirr h5i entered the ball Of the eye. entirely
f.-t-ovug it The wound bled 4 cupful and
ss
p1tf7 Post. "On Mrs Knights place on last
Ssu-fav afternoon about sunset two coIOred
h-r- r1f i--1 e fight and one OF them stabbed
t-Fr har his Knife The stabbed boy ran
fr-1 rbs b7u=a. and coming out with a double
barrel gun F--i no his antagonist. Some one
slr-.-- near struck the g1n Just as it fired
s-l kH'c csrd i- down This saved the life of
be -rs e gz- aimed At. but sent the load into
the foot NJ a disiuterested eOlored woman who
lIp7en-d % b on this unlocked for scene Of
blCdshri The woman lost the use of four
ues she was treated by rr J L. Under"
Newman Herald: "a number OF citizens in
fe sixth district assembled at Mr. Obe
W71n's on Line creek. last Friday. to have
f'h frv an 9 apsrty from Newman Joined them.
eT1eefing to enjoy fishy feast. All went well
urfH ah.ur ellVen O'Clock. when. unfortunate
D. Mamie, the twelve year old daughter OF Mr.
J. f shannon, was bitten on the foot BY
b-tlIud m1ce8son, one Of the most poisonous
~ REPTILES The alarm was Instantly sounded
sli everything done that could be for her re-
To Though handages were at once pIaced
shove the wound and cOniOus draughts Of
Ehis-V were administered, the poison flashed
through fhe blood channels. paralvzing one
BALI th- bO 81, a. the same time Inflammation
sef'irg in 70 en- ALARMING extent. DIR. L F.
Smith who happened to arrive about that
tn-. 1d r-srered temporary relief but for
many hours life was almost despaired Of BY
auL17s fren7s- N-Ws being sent TO Newman
ha- father has-ened out and conveyed her
home t.at right Though the swelling and
usnIrss have not yet been removed, the pa
lelti iu a fair way Of recovery"
Jssup Sentinel, "1Ir J. R. Robertson. Of En-
VIE. We are grieVed to learn. is in critical
condition from snake poison YESTERDAY
morning q very large rattlesnake was K lied
n-r tlyll-. ard on cccOunt of its size was
HEeu tO Envilie tn show. Mr. Robertson at
.el-t ted 70 extract the fangs Of the serpent
(. men were about one and a half inches longl
USED his knife for cutti-g around in his mouth
si 1e same time trt ing 20 prize them out with
l-laeers and while thus cutting around in
llt mouth Cr the reptile be cut into the Saek
~. poison which EnurfaT fufn hfu Fuaa md In,
every direction. same OF the poison got into
tel- %. gee on Is thumb, and in this way L
NoS eject He told the hYstanders that he
va POISONED. aud Immediately remedies were
4ppie1 but % no avail The poison permeated
ls elt.rs SIS eul, anf in a shOrt time he was
perfectly unconscious. Dr.. little, of this
eii.e vas summoned, and after rendering
Ialliu. service, left him last night still IN
e.ls,.ous though bis symptoms were de-
clrly better We learn to lay that he is i'm
proving and is now perfectly rational. DR.
c1yery~
DeAa.5 Neirs: "On Monday about O'Clock.
u-lfse Parsons and Martin Me- fee both col
e- s2l iu'o difficulty, in which McAffee
s.-- ssl--. iFs9n' On the head with a large rock.
ii--c ufl1E thu skull and making an exceeding
y --i serous wound. Il seems as that Parsons
~ "gfAs 90 Air. George Walters, was going
I Ill-l he was vertaken by McAffee, who Oweo
Il s-me money and for which he dunned
Z
stllio a Gimcuity. Parsons had a drawing
- ald stick ia his hand. and over these they
----l Lor some ume. when McAffee getting
s.-sslon threw them away, and ths fight appa-
t--t ended Parsons then turned and started
-----r- Nien IN q moment he was struck in the
- -Y a rock thrown from the rear by Nc
So. ms brought on battle OF rocks. IN
80 lle DISASTROUS blow was received by
l'' Ieilllg him TO the ground. where h.
- -scness and sens-less Then ise attrai Z
z. D. of u arrafH an 1.zrt-
s-rL ~, seeing the turn affairs had taken.
~ 'e4 ln pursuit. with hue and CRY. OF No
Sc F-.s ney ran him about a mile from town,
eb,s.--,s b.--si 20 overtake him, ana gave up the
n. .,-Ania lnia P5.t-Appeal: Yesterday afternoon
Ti,.5 5Crlfse g Davenport OF the United States
H. ~ l-sSlJr, reached the city by the Air
G--,.--t eleven cans Of Potomac shad for the
r- .a-ooehee river This morning. being an
m H. tlon the suHjs BY a Past ADpedi
~ -l davenport said. / left Washington
49, morning with $4,000 fish. sent out by
B1e--,--.L-- L-ll.nt az the Iequesl Of Hon. Hugh
r---- -- v- ucQfzia They were tiuy crea
49, scout The siza Of q pin, with bodies
si7. translucent. / reached Atlanta Wit
ve.-.-s- ~ loss out on go ng down 10 Newman
h1r,s-s-'5 vas compelled 10 wait about two
betM M .l tlt { sun before a CONVEYANCE coulo
49,. .ai1ed % take them to the river. ten ~
isr rs---ss --l-ss dlsant Owing to this fact about
49, -e-L OF the shipment were lost before
uirg ~ llein In the water. AS a usual
r-rS rS-' lls- mas not been ereater than five
Il t--I-' ana 10 this CA would have anouut-
sTr-a---.-- gsl nothing. except for the delay and
ti,E-4 7. az az Newman. The fish ere
she- - -- me navy yard at Washington and
sra--l-.- ~ loose IN the ChattahOochee were
Gso-g '..te Gays old. I expect to return TO
q, - very shortly with another enipmeuf
r--.-l5 -5 same river. was looking over the
oF---.a-td report cf the Commission the
therein ~ " asnington, and from the entries
no-- an az pear s that during the past year
vsfe-.I haVe Deen consigned fO Georgia
s,es tlan any other srafa ~ r.. TTn,6r
o. tts' Sll7 e.l7 Iexas and Maryland. The people
lcs-- seem 20 be especially interested
thar ~ me pl Ospect for an abundant crop Of
l7I'5s OF fish is excellent -
tbsf Foat-AppeGl: The hostile scenes
cun-v.l- enacted IN 1882 in Lumpkin
usre i5e cen The hundreds Of miners that
lg s---i.- lug lipg OF ia IN the rich bear
leesI'r T. J, vt North Georgia. and more es-
s1u---.- lle region Of Lumpkin. are from
harfa p- % ue reOpene1 along the line Of
+ i0r fsas- n which stream was so named
pa1ic fre-- ~ me fact thar curing the gold
Aofth ar5 4 ,5.s s rom tennessee, Georgia and
nfc 49, 3 ulh Carolina fought a most ter
irs our oF at s that pisce, the difficulty grow
cteh - sue location Cf their claims This
YORK ~. evls oy HezEkish Kelley. Of New
Northern ~, ~, "nrn be and a large number Of
6eCr5 men were engaged aold mining IN
Stsfa, u stter the struggle between the
lls Ftoytl l-cn came into the possession of
Cod N and Battle Branch tsydraulic
/ Tears a., +Lills Company Five or six
sfsiiobS IN, vi; company suspended active op-
ao.d N 5i--.-. i- leassa the water TO the DahloneRa
siFe up ~. = lahiOntga company declined to
4 lsilssi ~. tcn' giving as a reason for the
4 .. WAR AAsslley had sold the ditch to John
e sa1s ~ % q y. Atlanta, who, il turn, had sold
lpossess.o, 'lls ls Dshlonega company. While
ielsiVe 4 considerable distance and made y.
Caused t5,l lis5otements ~ upon it This refusal
! q iIrcri- ~. ~ an company t. serve q process
efil 10 49,. 49, upon the claimants OF the prop
aaisf. M "a q from further use Of the
groa5sa a,Eued before the c5nsf nnon u,soitse ne
ssrs resnc,l,Iss tns holders OF the property
Fs1Aiois, and q condemnation