Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-09

--,.-r he money was not present. He thinks
.r,- i- feI out Of the pocket when he
-ssaI uo the coat, and somebody not
,rs--g honest picked it up. The police have
..ars--ar ia hand and Gay left on Monday
s-cs.rmbus where he will await develop
uen.s
,- VIM Parr, yourg man in the employ
qsF--aius Bros, Of Augusta, met with an &C
,i.n- a, their planning mills Monday after
nam rg which he lost his thumb and three
frs f-zsrs Of the right hand. He was engaged
if-I11.uz the buzz planer" at the time, when,
tvs-us means, his hand was drawn in under
eH.-ss and was so badly mutilated that
snpaJz,iln Of the injured members was neces-
s.T.
Rev W. T.. Brantey. pastor Of the Seventh
F-ar-t Church. Baltimore, is dead. Dr.
r qr-I-r was a native Of South Carolina, but
o-ssu4u known in this State. filing various
r.-prs IN Georgia, and also, at one time. the
-safr % Rh-t0ric in the State University at
Athens
Monday morning quite a serious accident
-,r--I about one mile west OF Miner. Mr..
r5srle Butler with his wife and three chill
f-ea. we're coming to church. driving pair Of
b1rses 60 buggy. Going down a slight eleva-
ti5-. the pole fell to the ground, the horses be-
came afTrighted and ran into buggy in the
front occupied by Rev. Jacob Burlington, who
rsssiyad a painful injury and sustained the
loss Of his buggy also. Mr.. Buffers wife and
two children were badly hurt, although no ssri-
crsapprehensions are felt by any Of the friends
Of %. injured parties
Macon il 20 have a shirt fActorT.
Colonel John C. Printup is understood to be
about 20 start another cotton seed oil mill in
Rome
A valuable vein OF copper has been discov-
srsd fu Floyd county.
Several families who emigrated from Terrell
county 20 Alabama are anxious to return.
The Townsville Oil Company have ordered
their lumber and machinery.
Some time ago colored man came to Macon
from Eltonton with thousand dollar bill, and
acted with such suspicious movements that the
bill was retained until q good account could be
made Of it, Mayor Corput has received instruc-
t5 from the Ordinary Of Putnam county to
turn the bill over to the man, he having er-
u5set matters with the parties to whom it
belonged.
George Smith is working sixty hands on his
t1rpsnliue farm, four miles west Of Quitman
ou the railroad.
The estate Of the late Captain VIM. Kidd was
ldat auction in Atlanta on Tuesday. bring
Ing S-s2.H5.
Ateroeious dog attacked a child of Mr. Jas.
BaWiy, in syivaaia, on Friday, biting OF one
% It's eaEs and otherwise lacerating its head
ard face.
R P. Sibley, manager Of the Round Noun
tain Iron Works, attempted to ford the Chat
toga river few days ago. and narrowly es
capet drowning.
Nathan Anderson, cOlOred, who was kROeked
down at Rennesaw on the 4th instant, is dead.
AcWhorter has fled, or is ia hiding.
The sixyear-old son Of Mr.. George A. Keith
vas rummazing in some bureau drawers Tues
Jay morning in M=con. and found pistol AS
usual, i- went of, the ball striking the foref1n
ger Of the lett hand, INJECTING a slight wound
A telegram to the Chief Of Police of Macon
70 arrest VIM. SeastrOng was received Tuesday
Cut too late for the officers to watch the trains.
The telegram was from Sparta, ami charged
seastr0ns with murder. Officers Mosely and
James arrested a young man who answered
the description but on his proving his identity
be vas released.
While the incoming train from Atlanta was
passing Sc. Paul's Church. in the edge Of Ma
con, on Tuesday night, some miscreant threw
amissie. comp 2sed Of rock and dirt, into the
car striking an Old gentleman in the face, and.
slancing H. hitting Mr.. j. H. Allen, Of New
4ofk, who was sitting opposite. in the breast.
Ine OLD gentleman was not badly hurt, but con-
slera6ly frightened, as was Mr.. Allen, who was
not hurt at all Ii is supposed that the missile
Vss thrown by some boy through malicious
mischief.
While handling an axe on Wednesday last
Aiue Alfred, the son of Rev. W. W. Oslin, of
harlrm, received quite a severe cut on the
1901. the bate Of the axe passing between the
great toe ami the one mex TO it. on the right
loot making deep iucision about two inches
10 length.
About one o'clock Sunday morning a burglar
sllered tie store Of Mrs. Donohus, on Melon
olsh street. IN Atlanta. and after securing Sl1O
which wes hidden in a cigar box under a fl Jur
oarrel and possessing himself OF such goods as
he wanted, the wretch fred the store. Mrs
Donohue and her husband we're awakened by
lie smoke, and discovered the fire in time to
maze the alarm yfec.ual in bringing assist
4lce when the flames were subdued.
Dir. 7. j. Barkesdale, Of Baldwin county, cut
pine tree measuring four feet and eleven
inches 10 diameter, 90 feet TO first limb, lSO
le7I high; 81 feet used for timber made s.6CO
yAAngs 81 feet long, from one-half to one
men IN thickness. II sawed in weather board
as lI would make at least I, 900 feet Of lumber,
vo,th $50.
SUNDAY afternoon, u,;rseF 1r,nr;,taal ~ 10
Nno1s, went cut in the bottom to arrest
D'Sss Firmly. colored, who was wanted for
@'-eny. Grisgs spied the officer SIS he was
approaehing and gave leg bail Bailif Nc
-'-Aae- fired five shots at him as he was flee
-z' OUT neither Of them took effect, and Griggs
succeeded in making his escape.
Evansville EGgfe: The GAINESVILLE, Jefferson
- p lt bern Is q success The fret freight
s-ei ,i5l over that road last Mednesday-th
- - oaQs- We are informed that regular
-7-lie will be put on as early as possible"
4-lens Bunuer, 9th inst: "a report reached
Es Jesterday that young lady, Miss Jane
fr--7e' mad committed suicide near Stanleys
ne = after thorough investigation the
h kl1lag le story we could get was that she,
Ia- a- OF Jealousy. took pistol and shot at
e7'l' lne bali barely grazing her forehead"
c1lsrieus Recorder: within the past month
fE5 olapletOn has mailed to the siguers or
So r--illllirs notes made 10 Drm OF Stapleton &
-etout % the amount OF about s. .OOO On last
fCt-llal We saw him enclose a couple OF notes
NJ n amount Of $50 and send II to the widow
TO- .lan Who made the note major Dor
VI tAein were made between 1910 anu 1915.
to.itHl5i1 Adrertiser: Several Of our ex
sT.ase nave been printing a paragraph TO the
r-i-t .-IAt the Georgia Railroad had cOmpro
H. lAe case with the passenger whom Harry
90 ~ IN the trai0 last summer for refusing
Tbf1l MS coat while riding in the ladies' car.
AZ - - referred 70 appeared in our columns
S9 nes but Colonel Dorsey says such is not
corr--t 80 mat the case will be fought in the
= 10 due season"
,s sColumous Times: Yesterday two car loads
sst ttl+s arrived for the water works. 1t con
r--s- u twenty four inch and twelve inch
ans This viii be followed soon ty other
t6qtt1 t1sef shipments. Thus it will be seen
rrstL.7 ~ Work has begun in earnest. and will be
e1rIv curing the spIing and summer to an
ls-5s @ @CoInpletlon. lt y i'll furnish work for a
auS IN i-Iilloer u hands, i've hundred or more,
Iouths -N ~ NiiNso O'oi 'H0 NNA
Dr. T = 1ls9oro Herald: I'VE regret to learn that
- p Daniels, OF Wadley, was the victim Of
refH--5s efI,.3ls accident last Friday. while he was
s19e Z nome from this place. bis horse, for
comr,e.oise' ran away throwing him out and
fou5E5 10y ~ oemOlishlng his fine buggy. he was
sn5 N ~ ne road IN an unconscious condition
vel 5-Isu 5eeu care OF by friends. The doctor Is
,lajgr%-ss % - =, . IN SwainsbOrO, and we hope his
t5S1 e are not as serious as they are reported
- aad'shatA AHsln " soon recover
ipe iIisnjs n. Constitution 7th yesterday morn
hon "a. Roach Wss hurriedly summoned 20
small = ~ the First ward, where he found a
ana year-old lad weltering in his blood,
Briesv ~ JSo1ss tull OF people buried IN grief.
'"0 u0eIor was informed that the boy,