Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-11

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nae NIeht-A Deer Run Down by a
rrsiu Ncar Kissimmee-Humani
Fsrrercd with Bird Shot At Beau
Islt
GEORGIA.
.H. a7l $500 persons liable to road duty
.-s. county.
% la6 feet
-as D. Burton died at his home in
1r'. Wednesday, aged 81 years.
Athens water works reservoir has now
e 90 water az the dam, but as it will
anauf l5.ull.0oo gallons 4. Will be
fays yctin dlliug up.
uHus saturday a difficulty occurred
Hrurv Hunter and Tom Wilson. both
w waicl the former inflicted an ugly
-ne cheek ol tle other with "a knife.
banks of Rome will hereafter open
n- N sl o'clock and close in the
at $3.50 O'Clock. They make this
Hracr to adjust themselves TO the
farm ana stables Of John Cline. AT
ll.l were burned Thursday night
VAN % buggy and a considerable
20 prQventcr. The fire was prOba-
..ardiary origin.
Walton. son OF Capt. W. F. Wal
hlrAr county. has been appointed.
NOON nnleu1ation of Hon. Jesse VIM
o1.etship IN the Georgia Military
The appointment was unsolicited
Al'e-red hy Mr.. Walton.
.-re 90 the passenger train on the
.at Girari Railroad broke down
l.-c, nom Columbus Saturday after
t was not able 20 proceed further.
was sent from Columbus TO take
on to Troy A delay Of three or
r- was cause1 10y the accident.
.fr ot Steam saw mill belonging To
t Meadows. Of Chambers county. Ala
'1 " Wednesday. killing three negroes
.Iil- another 50 seriously that he Is
.Ee-teI o. recover. Mr. Meadows. the
ul ile mill. is brother of Mr. Mead
night clerk at the Central Hotel in
.r .1'lmbus SATURDAY night n diffcuItv ne
between George Hawkins and Bud
.-, aHtu white. Iu the second story of the
building. ON DElethOTpe street in
e latter received dangerous cut on
and three or four gashes on the head
r -lc cutting Hawkins nei TO the other
.. lle rlFer- None Of the main arteries
rnl- though the wounds bled freely and
.liic dangerous. Hawkins found MOBILES
.e.n- OBJ his wife and became jealous
L.r Eraatf C9unfg Efemi-er saws: -
ll smash up happened on Messrs. " =
.. N alley q Co.'s Railroad. near Rogers. on
Central Railroad. on the 2Sth ult. Five
l- were -plit into klnuling wood. as it were
.N Negro was kiued outright and another
as lie1 since from injuries received. thirteen
..lElcts, ana three guards. LOvel Lanier. 4
.- Bachelor and e.. 4. Tyler. were badly
Nonndel- anu trucks were scattered over two
arrc- oi land The wreck was simply terri
aIc-
The Mayuesboro T-1e citizen saws: sRev.
f- T. bcnuet, colored. who Is in jail charged
rl burglary ln tEe iEht. made an attempt
T.. break ouf g. few evenings ago. and came
..ar succeeding. lie had pulled or facing
.rl one ~ tile windows, and had lOOsed one
..t % aa iron bar some two or three feet long.
WAS ln q fair way 10 get OF the other end
..Hl DEE was discovered. and q stop put to his
ratsus- This would have given him an
.f.Fc instrument 10 work with when he
-1i soon have liberated not only himself
I'D tle other prisoners. The fact Is the
nothing more than an old trap in which
sharp crtck-man wouldn't stay long enough
-. -.r .relkfasf.
l.e Farlut7 C1HEfG TfsUi-e. SAYS: There
.r-i lu She store Of Messrs. r. IT. Eden
l Toe. on last saturday evening. between
|r.-. Nell Mcleod. member Of the above
" lrm- and Mr.. Joseph Green. a Young
..rr.r- dllculty. which Is deplOred by the
.--r. community. the real germ Of which
said. Green had been sued on a
-lar Mcleod held against him. SIR
was struck twice on his left arm and
bis head with wooden door bar in
.-- of Mr.. Mcleod. the effects OF which
disabled him for the time being. but
--e.l Iu ms death. as he Is still nsensible
very precarious condition. Those
-era Iu O. position 20 know say that Mr..
~ ..... acted. the defensive -