Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-24
-roRGIA AND FLORIDA.
.o,. FLORIDA AND SOUTH
.5holn'PoLINA PUT IN TYPE.

fIintN ,s.4I-- The Liabilities OF En-
Bro-- Illustrated at Augusta
plo1 s,it over the North Georgia
r.n,ict Lease ,.
f.rnerlr of Fairburn. j. now
..r ui Iallapoo7a.
..,. p+ruell fund has leaped up 10 the
# ,f l1-
'--,.rasr'- Horse Guard Of Atlanta
L4 E.rnmauI next week
E.I. d widely respected eoioTed
be- napkin. died on Tuesday last
....r.. IS being operated near Dali
r.-e.uuty. aud the ore taken out Is
e, He -iH.-
.t..-Ht..r OF Col. II. NJ. Reid acci-
4-. n.r4-i g toe nearly OF her little
- ..r with an axe last sunday, at
fli ... Monday ten shares of sibley
ID A--- .I 4r .U. and more was offered at
-.. without Il buyer. The stock j.
--l- ald 90 asked.
l-..-f County Agricultural Society
L- --rE fI build club house on an acre
DID. savannah plank road, near
ur-. donated bv Alfred W. Shaw.
.-. al aow drivers last Monday be-
s-.-.. .... lli-terous for the quietude Of
.rf lIrrr cooling on in the Gala
fai .rt..t Sl1 ~ Co the city eXchequer.
I.r..s people held a meeting at the
- f1l-e Dob Fair1urn- last W ednesaay
e... interest Of prohibition. The
g..- well attended, and was addressed
r.rs. white speakers.
.. ,,ll ,a- deathly drunk vOmited and
t---a- evidences uf being very Ill ON a
..-...ar Atlanta and Macon ON Monday.
..r .rf.rHiuE tiic passengers that nc
.-.Ir .-.r Mobile created yellow fever
rIt.f. SOON cleared the car Of its occu-
q. r.rrs.u .u I,Jspaateat says: lon Mon
-..f list "a cotton house ON the EOntainc
r....I bv W. NJ. kirbe. was burned
.-ar Bales Of cotton. \ warrant was
r..-t f1f skes Austin. cOlOred, who was
.-.#.r.I carried before Judge Thomas l..
.r- ~ tae Mineral spring district. He
--..I.r Tuesday and iu default Of bail
-. -.mm.tfs.i to jail % await the action of
.. -uI Hr NEXT week
81 I.Ha s.. -hivcr-. formerly editor OF the
.t---a....r .T.lg.r. and his wife, both died
THr--Is. last so the residence OF Mrs.
.-.r.--. parents lu Baldwin county. Mr..
-- IIrI ai ID O'Clock and his wife a 1.
9.. Iii assumption. Mr.. Shivers was well
r# a.a.aH'v known IN Warren and adjacent
.rr..- ulrre. Iu addition To his editorial
-.1r-. Dr. hII charge Of several Baptist
.a-.lg-. Four Young children survive
t.u.
r.l.r- ,Ieun aud eN-t5overnor smith
-.r.-.ur.H- rruitentiary companies Two and
T.--. r.- FORMER composed Of LOckett, Lowe
ft...rI tHr latter 0f Grant, Smith 4 Co..
I.rr ru.uurd Keeper Of the Penitcutiary
Ne -uu delivering any more convicts To
r. N.-,H Georgia Railroad. 10 Is another in
-n..H..aHf suits incident 20 the effort 10 de
.-.. rHa North Georgia Company from work
H-.aur..f labor. The order Of the court also
-.--r.u- Iptam NelmS from delivering any
..-. CONS. ..t- 10 peniteutiaTy companies Two
lad Three until the matter is settled. Com
0.r. So uue has consented 90 take all on
fIrI uafI fbe matter is settled. which will
HaIlh.. h. soon. aS the ease viii come up iu
t.l.t saturday.
Al t..u-ta Monday the suit brought by
C.IumHu- 90. Barnes against the Augusta
factor. O.. recover the value of the services Of
t.e plaintiffs daughter. girl Of u
raHr 1-r. who dled from injuries
received while aH empl0ye Of the
M4n-1 Inr sI.uUu-thc mll amount proven
after t..lIerlu4 the co-t of maintenance dur
m- tltproI nder the laws of Georgia
urIar.1t cannot recover anything for the
all...ic u--n, but only the value of the
uil1r- services until Of age lt Is the first
..-rHl JIe hIuj ever tried in Georgia. Here
f.t.u. D. El- denied THAT manufacturing COM
H.HH- Ncre uan.c for injuries inflicted upon
fa#t r.e ri-e IS 900 Doe carried 10 the supreme
D.4rl.
lh- Uy,p.e. Cricter has the following:
"llcllul- nf CIurh are peculiarly adapted
.7 tue production 81 sugar cane The yield,
tally when thc soil Is aided by cOW-peu-
n
aH.. uuek. ha- been wonderful. II some en-
fat.r-Iu- stock company were To erect a SUI
-lr rr-iurry af bonneville. the production Of
cane rup wpuid be stimulated To such lie
.fft lu fNe course OF few years that it would
Day handsome dividends upon the investment.
WeeaIm-ud the subject Co the careful con-
-H..fatHu ol our capitalists cane mill.
with H thc late improvements, attached to
tar aur interest would be Of iucalculablc
Nt.l.t. Nc know Of ease where. without
rflrt care or cultivation, one Of our farmers
ODD iimch last year made "A barrels Of syrup
nom ut about five acres of land. When the
uArauuSec swamp Is drained (which viii ice
IaIr tIdt section OF the Wlregrass VIII rival
louisiana in the production Of cane syrup.
with none or the disadvantages OF inefficient
.l.Hr JUd liability % overflow, etc. now cN-
Ielrl.gl ly the Louisiana cane growers
Iue Mitchell. the col0red absconder. whose
IeUar,lr. was mourucd by the Good Samari-
iau og-auILatiOn of Atlanta a few months
ago. la- Hacu captured at Little Rock. Ark.
Hc was member Of the Finance Committee.
llI la h.- possession 40 tsdt time had about
$780, rrsrltel from a supper given during the
week. De- held that and with forged check
drew ,1 Hut ul thc Atlanta National Bank,
belonging tu che lodge, and decamped. As
-l.u a-- tH- forgery was made known the bank
Hlcr.i reward of 500 for his arrest. but NO
tiu- Ngfy heardOl Joe until short time ago.
Vlrl -.erpIuEc porter informed a member
u. tHe police force that Joe was in Little
LI.a- l1 au iutrNleW with Journal reporter
--' NtaftE lEt AUIlNW lIZ uncommon
.'.nii.~-l"u- "Ihfrr "a as one man in the lodge
NN' Na- au enemy of mine. The lodge gave
l-lNF.-. ] Wa- Chairman of the cOmmittee.
alI ait-r tHe supper ] made a report which
Ha- au honest aud truthful one. smith W.
i4-.et. mE enemy, claimed that the report
Was Incorrect, that had used the money for
.il-.il- unt wanted an investigation. After
having me before the lodge two or three
lme-. amt putting of the investigation. / be-
came uutl1ughtful. Believing az the time
ua' iHr laws of the state Of Georgia had no
protection for an institution not chartered
% ilenrr rrHratci, ! held the money taken in at
i- supper ami drew "a cheek on the bank for
NAli money the lodge held there. ! was
secretary and Trustee of the lodge. / Thought
iAai alr member had as much right to the
Aule 81 another. So / drew 10 and lOped out
.' LIttle Rock. Ark. and went into business.
il A-il been successful ! intended TO return
ttril cent with interest. which ] would have
".hr D lHet hdt not p0unccd down on me
4-tH lHeE lli- lt had remained unmolested
hn..l have been worth $4,000 in two years.
aat tae finest saloon Ina Little Rock. and was
Nt-I- good business. l have done the deed
--t tN hcre to suffer the consequences. Let
At sentence le long or shOrt-in the coal
-.at- ui Georgia or anywhere else shall
1rrhi No just came not back to the state Of
et.l--a l- prodigaI son. but as one who has
Ar+ ir'l Justice. awaiting my doom. Warn
H- Young comrades not To follow in my foot
Steps 4nt thu- bring eternal disgrace upon
lleA Mitchell Is - years Of age. born in
li'f-al-a' and has pretty fair education.
Hr seems io think that he deserves his fate
-Al .- anxious for his sentence