Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-11-16

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gs was a nephew of the late John NJ.
-srehant Of Savannah.
.,-.-s 7u- Georgia exchanges make kindly |
- ~ The contemplated sesqui- Centen- |
---r.t-.rou fu Savannah in February next. |
.--s4sutIy anticipate a grand gathering OF |
70 Georgia to the Forest City on
-,-ocessl0n-
county Commissioners Of Floyd county
--.--srz-i with the ministers of Rome to
"a ---si1ls services at the pauper house
f.-.s.cHstn gang stOcksde every Sunday
.as-5-5n at-3 O'Clock
=. citizens Of Albany will entertain with
-.G-,rsia hospitality nearly two hundred
-..-.-as % the coming session Of the South
-,.gfs Conference Of The Methodist Episco-
.-.r-,b south. which will meet in that city.
=. hundred and seventy members Of the con-
,.,,s have been heard from who will attend
r..irtim ted that Hon. Emory Speer will
..aup his permanent residence In Washing
..erv where he viii resume the active
.-..--s Of his profession, the law.
meeting OK the farmers Of Dougherty
.srfy has been called at the court house in
tl-srv for next Saturday, for the purpose of
..s f,ruaticn Of a Farmers County Associa-
tlL
r1s Stewart county Jail is empty for the first
s1e TO several years.
corn sells from the wagons in LUmpkin at
evenly i've C nts per busheL
Jackson county was one Of the few counties
,Gsorg.a which polled full vote at the last
.s.tion. The whole vote cast was :, ,933, and
Cs1dIsr-s majority 6i9.
neentire cotton crop OF Mr.. Julian Strother,
rt.,h was stored in his cotton house on his
r-srtsti1n. in Colawahee swamp, Dougherty
srn,v vas burned a few days ago. The cot
su had been stored in the house just as it
cane from the field, and amounted to at least
sry bales Mr.. Strother was little behind in
gs.heriug bis crop. and wanted to utilize the
a-s weather In doing so, and did not stop to
On There was an Insurance on the cotton of
E5u The FIRE was undoubtedly the work Of
a1 a1incendiary.
The petition Of the temperance people Of
Georgia, asking for probationary legislation,
sam0nster document, over two hundred feet
1 .sngth. Il will be presented to the General
Assembly, shortly after the Senatorial election
There are 2-s cases on the criminal docket
and ls5 on the civil docket, making a total Of
"a for trial at the next term OF the Muscogee
Superior Court.
a thief broke into the store Of Mr..
Tr0tter, at Dalton, Saturday night, opened
ha cash drawer and took out five dollars worth
tmutlated currency.
Out Of six hundred and seventy three conse-
uuve cases before the Municipal Court at
N4cOn, six hundred and three grew out OF in
rrcating liquors
The Savannah MORNING News acknowledges
us receipt Of the report Of the Comptroller
General Of the State Of Georgia for the year
ending October 9th, 1882. 1t is well printed
sniis a valuable work for reference.
We have receive ed the thirty-first an nnual re-
port Of the Trustees Of the Georgia Academy
t1r the Blind at Macon to the Governor OF the
STATE which gives detailebstatement OF the
cluiitiou Of this important elesmOsynarY State
Institution during the past year. The needs Of
the institution are stated by the Trustees to be
for the next two years: For salaries and main
isnance, 1888. $4,000; salaries and mainte-
nance. Iss2-s4, $4,000; special improvements OF
main building. $4,000. In the department for
the co0red: For salaries, maintenance and
furnishing. iss2-S3. $1,000; salaries 1SsS-s4
$4,000; completion of building. $4,000. The
expenditure Of money for the academy was
su3ij 81. and the expense per capita $165 So
There are sixty five pupils The schools EN-.
brace three departments. literary, musical and
Industrial. all under competent and kind in
sruct0rs The colored department has just
been organized and opened. and few pupils
enrolled for the ensv ng year.
The first accident n the Georgia Railroad in
r4.--
passenger trair for Macon left Camak on
time, but when near Warrenton ran of the
track, causing a delay Of four hours. Pro
cseiIng on its way, as it rounded a curve near
Dsvereaux station it ran into dirt train The
conductor OF this train he'd been told that the
passenger train had passed, and. thinking he
had free track. went ahead. The engine was
pushing the fat cars, and in the collision two
ofths cars mounted the passenger locomotive,
causing wreck. The engineer, Mr. Joel Smith,
and the fireman. Mr.. S. s Williams jumped
when they saw the danger. A negro had
his leg cut of. and will probably die. The pas
sengers and baggage for Macon were trans
fsrred to the fat cars. and arrived at Macon at
three O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Superintendent Of the pauper farm Of
Carke county reports TO the grand jury that
there are ten convicrs and four paupers at the
farm The receipts Of the farm for the past
Twelve months has Teen near S25O0. and ex
peuditnre for the same time Sl.575, leaving a
profit OF rine hundred dollars Mr.. Tuck, the
Slp-riutende7t has made forty bales Of cot
Ton, sn1 has the farm in fine condition
fhis utterance Of Governor Colquitt in his
speech az Atlanta on Monday night last will
md an echo In the ranks Of the true De
moc-acF 0f Ge1rgi4; Il have no war to make
On the lu1ep pandent Democrats or Georgia
noV-l have stood ny the nominees of my par
an1 my principles, and they too, have
doubtless been true to their convictions With
open arms would welcome them back into our
ranks '
AiI edgeville Union and Recorder: ''On
Fa07y last Mr. sam Cook, young man well
Known 10 this coun ', and much respected and
ueoFed- met with terrible accident at his
cotton gin. He was feeding some oats to the
IN testing it, and had a stick in his hand.
- clOltlng got caught IN the gin. ana ms arm
eaS drawn in and terribly mangle1. II the
oald had not come OF just then, the Young
L.au W I'D, no doubt. have been instantly
Alle1 He lies now critically i'll in this city
u y common with our whole community, we
nope Tor his recovery"
syvania Telephone: "On Friday night last
a. unfortunate difficulty occurred on the
IIrulses OF a Mr. Wm. Howard near this
pace, resulting in the. shpOting OF two
yolug men, Messrs Malcolm Enneis and Isaac
Robbins, by oung Robert Bazemore Young
Enneis was shot in the right arm. the ball en-
INK me front part anOs ranging up wards, /
tSactured the bone ebout half way between
tne elbow and shoulder. The ball has not |
oeen FOUND and the wound is serious but not
dangerous Young Robbins w4s shot lust be- |
~ the ribs in the left side. little to the front
tle ball passing entirely through the body and
iedElnZ uEder the skin near the backbone. II
thought the ball passed through the lower
tsHiOn of the inuRs His wound is dangerous,
~ be is said to be dol well and improving.
A warrant has been issued for young Baze-
more. but he has not yet been arrested"
kome Daily Cotirfer; Last Sunday evening
Ithe supper table at the Central Hotel, the |
I9il9WinR little episode transpfred: When most
q The guests were seated at the tsble, a very
20 looking little gentleman stepped ia and /
wn 10 a seat opposite to q lady of Fore |
5. Intense staring was exchanged
-- two, and soon each rushed to- |
ree ler, aud my brother my sister, |
-- y words spoken. but they en- |
'l ther most sEectionately. After |
shows that Franz Browne ran |
'ighton, England, when ten years |
titan since that time and reeeptly l
-' 3 OF Mexico. most Of the time with |
:. he had heard that his sister, /
RVS, was with the Forepaugh |
al iuid be here. so he determined /
Z had been fourteen years since 1
ting The recognition was mu- /
meeting very happy"
Jenkins. Solicitor Of Patents,
C., ofhcially reports the fol- |
te ist OF patents granted Geor- /
lor the week ending November Il
Z. Clinton. Augusta, bottle /
y. Terry, Palmetto. tire upsetter; /
Esrnesville. hoe. John Pale, /
taie ollyrium; Albert Ford, Atlanta, |
q fag cleaning vanished surfaces. |
- TIE inventor Of the following: I
aA2p stand, for heating over a COM
t4s u tented November 1880; the /