Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-05-27

..-a. Canadian, who proved to be
r Atlantis sharper, became friendly
,.. -..l-.- young man and on Sunday re-
..-..- he bulk Of his wardrobe.
e-- 40 Ceu-evIie was burned last
-s -. ore is thought 70 have been the
---utia-y.
-.r 4e1rgi1a states that many farm
H .- county a-e blowing up the young
replacing it with corn.
.--. entered a house in Tilton one night
GEES. and carried OF the proprietor's
-.. sand O. sum OF money He appeared
-.s-.- ..sf fu the stolen raiment. which. Fss
s.r Fe vas promptly arrested, and now
-- whitfield county jail
night some villain shot a COW he
-- -- O. negro living about mile and a
af-- LeE.rr-ou.
s luareled near CartersviIle a
t- ss--s-- when one stabbed the other in
ra.S
rs.----- Shipments win begin in Brooks
aH-1r zen days
was thr1wn under one Of the
rr- train in Atlanta on Thursday,
-s-1-af Oh roll ont unhurt
Er- -.r-y. day driver. was kicked by
ae - lt aaia on Thursday. Two Of his
rs-- .-- Ssn and he sustained other inju-
e-s-e5 Iceland while wrestling with
n Atlanta on Thursday fell on the
r-st ~ 1r-e nocket Enife. which was lying
ma The blade penetrated his back,
NM -lT wound
r-r .-.r Journal: The ten-vear-ol6 boy
--rv alone recently for Hearn. Tex.
-Ia-.a rrr S-f-ir. arriving A. his deStina-
re-s sitter he left Perry On his
~ .st 5 cents. a harp sud cory OF
fr his pockets He was forced
-rrae DAYS az TexRrkana on &C
H-l-e being washed away. The
El- teSrlna'to was quite ser
.r. VIII De- Kept aS mementO."
E rruGl. Caroline Rutherford.
-sr. who lived on the plantation
-N- .s~es o. Ita-p. died last Friday. the
-arr from fhe effect of a 1t IL seems
r.s urh her mother in the field AT
Fr- .r -7ceiviuc that one Of those fits
-.. was subj 90 was coming on. she
r ttr house alone Before she
~ r. however. she fell 10 the ground.
-s-. end. 90 is supposed. suffocating
earth before help could reach her
arrived first found her mouth and
re. with dust. and life already ex
r1lirer-Sul. eth The Brush
-r- Company made an experiment
uri proved q grand success. A
- to rhe top - the tower Of the
M su1 "a light of . o0 candle power
I- lighted up everything for hun
El--s around. and for more than a
-. yards Was ss light as day. When the
s ufh 4el-caud r power are put
e H-. tower. which viii be done in
.r ureEs, 10 viii illuminate the city
DE- around. The success last night
E- r-T --r.lrfrinE. and leads TO the opinion
CITY rtl he arXtCu US for this light
VIZ - rkItnnIeCt o. made. lt will be
al 4.len policemen as a watch.
Nls 0-ee Wills were lighted with
s-Et 40 the sane time the expert
wa-e on the tower. L made the
as though the summer sun was
sl O.. Us briiiarcF. Every color
ant various other goods were
bold relief. and were as easily
as tT daylight This is some
-' arter light has ever been suffici-
sn- A large number OF protni-
VISITED the mills 10 witness the
srf 2 congratulated the com
TET c- -s slccess~
a espoudercs Macon Telegraph:
re ~ any consequence in twenty
A '-.- SAP town Meiues 1av night The
H-s lrtrd about the hour OF mi might
-torv building occupied by F. J.
--a. uerclaudise, was discovered
~ wli.h vas soon beyond control
building ro 80 was thai occupied by
- "...a-- attorney. quickly followed by
lrE. owned and occupied as a
A.
-- oodwHr1. attorneys. Nothing
FROM either OF those build
- lllng and adjoining build
-r--atened. but the heroic
crr ne stayed further progress
Ir- losses IS given by the suffer
- . Leuis. bui ding aud stock. $500;
>H Mr. Lewis lost many values
... UE-s end other valuable papers
Some valuable records Of the
r.'-. ru ire store az the time. we're
t-e rfer with Mr. Leafs safe
z Eoo'e. buiidinE. stock and
ard papers. $40 o. insurance. $500.
l Acrary ami valuable pspers,
Issuance Minor losses, SlU. no
sle CriEin q the fire is unknown.
O. bC lLceudiEry."
rles. AT Bishop & Hester's mill
uUW Nhaurc y. on Saturday
E James Mercer was fearfully cut
Fao SD uuE men whose names
a- = tn trrce and = r Peterson II
t '---e Young men in company with
gent ro The above named mill late
rclt and after amusing them
aA.le playing cards they kicked
tened ana ran Of the watch
Eert Immediately 10 Mr. Hester,
t.rlrtcfs aEf informed him Cf the
e StCrs sc the mill Mr. Hest T
r ar Lis way o. the mill he aroused
rEo accQwuanied him. After ar
they eu1earored 10 dissuace
tr.ll further disturbsrces- their
Hef-r uere met BY tsunts, threats
l.-h terminated in blows on the
ecer. ana iu turn he receiving
$50 tle srist and arm. and seri-
h .-aa stab lu the baCk-the former
l- cted by cne q the parties
~ te and the iarte- by the other
.-e ard leerSon were arrested on
& "a Monday last were lodged in
Eace to await their trial il the Su-
elarsed with assault and intent
-l--s -rrrr. We have before mentioned
-lf -. Al Dorsey cisims to have
@ rhe rrust.,es q the university 70
sid that iuts mo the intersection
- canee streets, runnIn- opposite
Er- e reU store q Reaves, SichOlScn
t'l-- tlne immemorial this land, or a
t-7t 20 o. has been used as a street.
az 0Ier space that Is almost nee
-,lfl-uo1ate the wagon trade Of
me thought bus that the city
- l- lr y in looking over his old
r- te-el fsal he had a clear title 10 it,
r - deieroinafion 70 claim his
Us lt.ciaratl on created NIrite a sen
rr -r CITY. and especially bv parties
'a.lalle urure~fv rreuId IL. sffected bV
49, t-,e- Ahe ground iu dispute is an in
-.--ae trlanEle of land scarcely broad
=. erect chicken COOP upon, but at
~. -le @ is q neceSsary Quiet 70 busi-
-s- ~ eenE built upon would greatly
---t par- 20 The city. We asked Mr.
rr- tElay upon What ground he could
c.-- ~ De replied by handing US his
HU--- ne University. signed ~ * Gov.
r---- ----- iAln. ard Gated June IS 1867 The
e F-r t-al II consideration OF the sum
al -et1 colvey and sell 20 the heirs
u n-.t-e @ Mm. III Dorsey q lot or parcel
r-- n Athens. Containing one ACRE one
zrs - --.-el percGes. OF q Triangular shape,
~ - -. II Ga TIE rorth hy Broad street. on
cs - ttundry street en- the sonth by the
g ~ s,ea1-said survey being made