Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-09-26

which the gentleman had caught the e7eniug
before just above the Paper Mills, and which
v AS covered with vef = fine hair from six inches
TO q foot IN length. 1he hair was 50 thick
thar water could not penetrate it. and the body
of the fish underneath the hsir was covered
with fiess "
Atlanta Constitution Prompts on opening
OF court Saturday morning Judge Perdee, OF
the United States Circuit Court, announced bis
opinion and decision in the cotton factory case
lie vacated the sale, and Will order, we under
stand, new sale The purchasers will appeal
the case to the United States Supreme Court
case will be finally settled. In the meantime
lt Is very uncertain whether the mill will ran or
sand still The factory at present is very
much under g cloud 80
Cumming Clarion: 'Is it possible that our
people, IN town and county, are Indifferent to
re blessings and cOuveuiences Of a railrOads
IT Lhey really want one now is the time to
strlke. now IS the tins to work. now is the
uue Tor each one 70 determine how much he
VII give Tor one. Twelve thousand five hun
arel dollars as donation will secure one TO
BuIoFd- This Is not idle talk-it Is business.
Let action be taken at once. United action
shoHid be the controlling spirit Of the moment
ms o1er must be accepted in a short time
else 1t val be too late. Act act, act!'
The Monitor says OF the mining interests Of
Dawson county: Our gold mining business is
week on several places % our belt and on diff
IeTent gold mining properties discoveries were
mace which prove that our gold belts are un-
dou5tedly rich We have seen some ores taken
out from different veins and from different
pr perties which can be pronounced as i'm
lneLsaly r-ch, and We can notice a certain stir
rleg Tor the last few weeks which indicates
50 20 bg business being on har q soon. All
our great water enterprises are going on
smoothly. and soon Dawson county. even in
hat direction, viii be the boss county on the
Atlantic gold belt"
The grand jury Of Eerrien county, in their
recent general preseutment. say: We, the
grand Jurors chosen and sworn to serve at the
present term or the court, beg leave to make
tue IrlOWlng general present tments. and take
tlis occasion TO congratulate the county upon
ths prospects, tnat now seem so bright, of
abohshing in our county the sale Of spirituOus
liquors. traffic that has lOug been regarded
o. msny OF our good citizens as being so
pernlt ious In its effects, not only IN depTe-
ciauGg the value OF our properly. but in its
&c Gtm9ralizng effects upon our PEOPLE, and
submit that the decrease of crime in cur
pie, is but consequence OF this same desire
that renders prohibition p ssiole.'
The MddtSonidH says: Last Sunday an old
M gro man, living on DR.. ALdersou's farm
near Madison, feeling Un@ell, aud several OF
his children ailirg. concluded 10 take and give
doses or epson sslts. A negro acquaintance
Of the family left a package al the house.
stating that IL salCs. From this package
the parties were dosed. Shortly after
taking the medicine each OF them be-
came alarmingly IN, and DR. Ander-
son was summoned TO them. Before he reached
the place two Of the children died. He at once
suspected poison and promptly administered
emstics, which saved the others. On eXamln-
ing the package, it was discovered TO be oxalic
ccid, most deadly poison How the negro
gOt it. and where. ere subjects for legal in
qulrY, whi.h We learn has been Instituted