Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-10

The mountains n North GeorEia were COW
.- .-..,l .Isst aud snow last week
re-r1 woman living on the farm OF Mr.. j.
81 smith. near Townsville. attacked her hus-
t--+ nm sunday with a butchers knife and in
4-.-sF two very severe wounds in his back. one
NJ chem penetrating the lung.
The Athens B7nner- WdfchmdH states that
We .rs- Shsckelfor1 Of the Echo, was in that
-.ve .tr-I1v. and reported that negro qcack.
.-r--- himself "Dr. &" Turner, and who has been
s--s-v-raI years swindIing the negroes in lower
o---r1rra. vas the other night waited upon
tr--5s.arrt'ou Of his race and so severely
-Ir-a4 that he has since died Of the injuries
-..---a4 no arrests have heen made.
Am abundant wool crop is predicted for
Emanuel
r.a -.-a-ad citizens Of Dougherty county
rrr.rf a free fair at Albany on the 18th and
,sf s- which there viii be a military drill,
---as. display or fire department.. addresses by
Governor ~olquitt and Colonel Tiff, display Of
s--.-. poultry and cattle. base ball matches.
etc.
v- James Burns, who lives about mile
f--r e-4ota. lost his house by fire last We'd
rssfs-. about twelve O'Clock. The fire is sup
r7.el -1 have originated from a spark from
The chimney. as it was first discovered on the
r5-s
Tile Atlanta P0stApDeal reports that Dr.
Ridley. the sonin-law of Senator Benz II. Hill,
r--avsd q letter on Monday from Mr., Ben
Hill T-. in which the saddest Of news was cor.
vsyel--ha- is, that the iilustrious Senator is
r-v1rI All hope o. recovery unless BY
miracle. senator Hill eats but little, and then
r-.r LIQUID food. ami for the past few days has
r-rsz.n of very little Of that. 1t pains bis
-t--s- 20 s1auow. and the wound made by the
sr.-- ru the left side Of the neck still refuses
0hsaL
Griffin Suu. Wednesday. as hrs. J. W.
s--.- -au1 and MIS-. J. H. Miner, both OF Pike
county. were Leaving the city. the horse they
were frIvir z became fri- hrened at BtantOn 5
uL and both ladies were thrown from the
Er--r srd BADLY hurt Mrs SfricEland ha1 her
e1T.- bone broken nd received other injuries,
and Hrs NUner got her bacE very much hurt.
aDf O. .iuful brHse on the hip. besides other
uIi-- Tie ladies were carried 70 the resi-
--.ca 1f Mr. RObt Sc Strickland. where they
r--e.v-f the best OF medical attention Mrs
lIrer was carried home Fri-av. but Mrs
S-..-Isui was not considered well enough to
take che lrip-"
urEn Gazette. 'sTues lay morning Mr.. G..
Ut. fe-'a'fL n AS hN 0ualAts iuNAtAE tts AAal
sdr sir1 his right arm carried in sling. On
inquiry wa learned the particulars OF quite a
sr-- r. accident: Mr. Coleman was planting
Cotton and ir was necessary for him 10 carry
on his boulder attached with a strap. a bag
% s-et He was I'm a hurry, and in going fast
r-rret HIMSELF in some way, falling aud
b-.6sing the ri -ht shoulder and collar bone.
Mr Coleman says the ground was very soft,
and far be ma aged TO break the collar bone
saurs-e-r to him. fe was sun ring con
Si--ary from f. and realized great main dur
i1gr- operation, which was easily effected by
lr Harrison
Augusta NeJrs. sth: "a robbery OF evident
d-s-l anil very great value occurred last night
E- .l- residence If Mrs. Twiggs. on the corner
of I- fair and Sixth streets. The loss was con-
--e-l1-, amounting 10 about $1,000, and the
Tsu5ats have not vet been recovered. A
quantity o' i-welry was found missing this
mr-rIEE. which is kept in the bureau OF one OF
tl- 1H> en- the second floor Among the lost
articles was q lady s. gold watch, q very fine
diamond ring. bracelets and pins Of different
styles and al highly priZsd The location or
t.- room ud state If fairs IN the house pre-
e.Il- rLa probability of raid from the out
81 - and steps are being taken with hope OF
ares-l- tre parties executing the bold rob
.ry, a-1 also of recovering the lest jswelry. 3"