Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-15

GEORGIA.
,f HfI. 90 Wilkes county. is dead.
LT AI1.r has heen appointed Postmaster
lies new hotel has been doomed
- NrV York I.Iass-
NJ. Provence will De pastor OF the
Baptist church Ia Columbus.
-.r.s negroes who confessed the DeFoor
.r Atlanta some time ago. have been
...l us the Grand jury
.r spencer tainted Gn the stage IN At
.r f-... the excitement incident 10 the
.I scene iu Article IL
,.t.rtur Eater. in Calhoun county. Frank
r. -4-.tar old son of squire !. NJ. Flte.
H-r..l s.. tree and was instantly killed.
Jar. of the Postmaster at Washington
..-r reduced by the act of Congress
. .l t.lg last session. from l,2JJ Co =, 100
.-l. af Rev. j. Ii. William. died very
..r.. 4t their home IN Harris county.
W.ra-Ilr morning. She was about 90 year-
r.l-.
owing deaths are reported IN Scriven
.-.-.. .l.uu L. Wade, Mr.. Counts. Nathan
au-1u and Mrs. Elizabeth W ade. relict
fEer h.. L. W ude
u.t.--sr White has resigned the position
-,.r.tlry oi the University Faculty, at
tr.s. suI 300 q few DAYS an election viii
...-I.a-e io lill the vacancy.
n E. Van Buren. Of GrisWoldvllle. cap
..r.IiH- negro Lev. Stevens. Friday morn
U. ass stabbed Mr.. Ltnp-on. an old gentle
..s. D.. linton, ten years ago.
Il.
F.If. measures go feet and lU inches m cir
..laurt 40 the base. seven feet from the
...-. r measures ID feet I'D circumference.
OIL. sheriff of CInch county has made over
.-. jas ..-. ON a- many lots of lands for taxes
-r.-- wear. and the same VIII he sold on the
r--- Tuesday n November next. at Homer
r.I,.
.sr-. ram away during the iuterment
ceremonies lt funeral I'm Camilla last week
.r. u-ar.t dashed over tine coffin as 10 Law on
lt. ground preparatory t6 being lowered into
r.--Et.r-
IH. JulrJ States District Court at Ma
... tG...U the ease OF Emerson for counter
.tu- was called. Sc plea OF guilty was en-
t.f-t auI Doe was sentenced To- two wears ia
A..a.s V,uitruuary.
}l- Joseph Melton. Of the FIRST district Of
MeuNeiher county, made IS gallons of sOr-
.a.u syrup from one quarter of an acre
I. grup sells readily at so cents per gallon
l-I zoo that rate yield of over $3.50 per
TGoa'- wounded negro is dead. The Coro-
lrr- jury brought ina verdict that he came
rYl.- death by pistol bah in the hands of an
Unknown party. No arrests have been made.
alI IS thought that the matter viii blow
ar.e.
additional machinery has been purchased
urlEe cotton factory 40 tuihbert About
L.e -Umdles and fifteen cdrtl- Will arrive and
i. Uul m position within the next two weeks.
Hlrh alu nearly double their present ca
Bowman. who was arrested al Lynchburg
t.r eulItu4 au Atlanta girl. named Muller.
.1u home. was released and escaped re-
arrest Sew prk BE- supposed To be his de-tI-
UltHu. Miss Muller viii return home with
rrr father.
Ia BOZ. -uIt against the Atlanta and West
Point Railroad Company. for the amount of
expenses incurred consequent on the injury OF
U. urtls som. tried u Fulton superior Court
r..ratF. D.. Il. Chapman. of Fairburn.
secured a verdict for s l.5uo-
Recorder J.. ~ Lrdhctter furnishes the fol-
Oh ..H.H ..H fta.s HfrtI ION Of
HtrjN Iu tur town of tedartOWu: Real estate.
sIal.1-5- money and solvent debts. S74.626;
merchandise. S4i.@i'- other property S3S. .924.
Total value of property. $500 -li5.
Asa conference pl the First Baptist Church.
held IH columbus Thursday. a resolution was
unanimously adopted that the church shall
euleaVor tu raise 1000 by voluntary coH-
tuHutiuu- ui ihe members, 10 be applied Co
fle eHdlu m.ut iuuI oi Mercer University.
temperance slub has been organized i'm
Hampton with In enrolled membership of 900
ur H names. >. =. Mcdowell is President
lut G, &. carpenter Secretary. Five sepa-
rlt- committees have been appointed, with
nt %. members each. 10 perform different
duties.
The election for Justice of the Peace of the
iH'lE Fourth District took place on Saturday
I.-', resulting iu tile election OF John H. Hull
d. There were 20 votes pulled, of which
i..a a. uuH received 4a and George W
la. Hull
90. w ward. OF Two-Bun. married Ra-
.Iar. Gaddis u December. 1916 and reared
eleven grown children. His family now mum
ter 60-chIldren- Sous-in-lsv and grand
children. and there never has been % death
sUuug them. Mr.. Ward was tlrovcars i'm the
Wlr and two years i'm California
Margaret Harris. the girl who is ta be hung
uu lne iaih instant, has gone back % her first
-.atrmeul-that David Dukes was accessory
-a-d says that Dick Barnes. the last negro
arrested. Is innocent She SAWS 10 was repre-
-.ute.i to her If She would testify against some
AIaa.
The Gainesville S,Htira1. says: 1.-The plum
OI-4 mime below this city Is q success of the
lr-t water, being the pure~t ever found in
AmcrltH. Very soon reducing works VIII be
erec-e.i aud another valuable Industry added
fH 0Ii HALL We are beginning to Doe very
pF.ui ui HAN county. and gainesville In par
r..ular-"
lhr tUtubcrt Light Infantry have di-band-
tI Their arms, ETC.. have been returned To-
OBJ. Governor. They had about $3.50 ON hand.
winch Was voted to the arte~iau well fund. Ia
w. IraWu Tor that purpose. IL the Wcil pro-
frci laiis. then 90 De- divided equally between
ilr three white churches ami The fire or4ani-
f-toH-
~iN miles south OF FORSYTH Friday night fire
i.-lf'l el lhurmond's line Hour ami griSt
A.l.I- The loss is 5000, and the insurance
iuh' n the Georgia Home Insurance Com
vtuF, The fire D. believed To Dee Of iuccniiarN
ur-lH, is the mill had been standing -tIll aii
ihr previous DAY for some repairs o. mach.n-
rr- aul no lire had been about the building
l|r SOME months.
Mrs. Martha kitchens died last week while
waiting Tor the train lu the sugar Valley lie
IN.. SIZE had been sick Tor some time. and
came down Co her fathers. Mr. Haggarl. to
r.c BE- the change would not hc beneficial.
Feeling good deal better she started To re
tlru t9 her home in Dalton. and died as above
.l heart disease. Her remains We're carried
b. Dalton for intermeut.
IAr Griffin City Council has eNoucr3ted
Iul-e Daniel from any blame for Martha
h-..I~ recent public punishment in chains.
llr d uHrc only executed the law as DO stands
.a lue cIty ordinance bu0k. The Council also
t-.'lHctet the Ordinance Committee ro 50
.O-H4e tue ordinance under which the Court
i'- been acting as 90 make it discretionary
"..u tHe Court hereafter as to the punish
urut.
40 a called meeting of the Campbell county
'HuWis7loner-, held last Tuesday. "a r.~olu-
t.4 rs a- passed requesting Judge Harris to not
-.ti tAc term of the superior Court m tins
county SEQ Tor the NTH Monday I'm October.
la.- request was made iu view Of the fact
Ni-l the county viii have % meet this wear
4-d next the expense of new jail. etc
+-H-e Harris has officially notified the Com
"i--i'uers that the adjourned term viii
ts- He held.
Last Monday Jack Gleaton and George
iiH---y- two negro men living near Peach
some shoals. ZEN out about some trivial mat
'rf aud finally came 10 blows. Iughcy threw
4Hilthet at GleatOn and ran. Next morning
la-htE procured "a shot gun and concealed
himself I'm the bushes near the road. where
'.eiton was expected to pass ON ms way 10
Hrlh- 0ledtOu came alOnA in few minutes.
when Hughey let him have the entire contents
"- inc gun. lodging load Of squirrel shot in
tlrAton slte and shoulder. Dr. l. H. Gun
l-l vas called in 60 attend the wounded man.
no, Mhie pronOuucIuC hiS injuries serious.
Toes not consider them necessarily fatal.
huEhe4 ts'apei, hut was captured neat day
tnd now ianguishes in McDonough Jail.
John Rape was shot twice I'M tI, back 81 few
..t!s ago 10y sweet t'tddcu~. near Nashville
Eerrien county, ami al last accounts ii- ,,,n
l-tiun was very critical Au OLD .eru.I,. cv-
sted between the two for SOM. ftn5.
900 account of the killing of 3. ~,
aud they quarreled several Times
0ltdens. accompanied by Jeh. \esmith. went
i1 the field where Rape was and called him ~
tAe fence. when the quarrel was renewed
tHi Rape. seeing that Glddeus had q pistol.
sent his son 10 the house for his gun. Tie bav
soon returned with the gun. and Rape turned
.. meet hlul. WhereupOu ttIdQeuS fired. Two
balls took effect in Rape's back. one on each
eti- uf his backbone. and he fell. Giddcns
.Ht Nesmith then He'd. and at last accounts
Ati nos been captured
ihe Millidgeville Union and Recorder SAYS:
l iHe early hours of Tuesday morning last
-te broke Out in the stables of the lunatic
--l iuIn, supposed 10 be incendiary. The in
.-.aii4n had just purchased heavy amount
- november, especially corn. All the feed
90 tAr barn was fresh Several wagons were
7tINLel, also harness. etc. The loss 10 the
't"te J. probably $1,000. The fire brigade
eiei 'io little To save the property. owing 10
'otnu~liole contents. lt Is well that the
N4me, were confined % the quarter destroy
Cl. III ls not probable that the asylum pro-
ief 80 I'D ever experience fire that will de
N. lt' or even partially But the old
-eS comes m AN ounce OF prevention l.
worm q pound Of cure
Tile regularly eIected Justira of Tho Peace