Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-20
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
rur NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

TOLD IN EEAANELNHAN4AA
..,..oner OgIetree seen in Heard
The Crime OF a Fugitive Now
rotumbus-The Greensboro Muir
: -. slips the NoOse-A Sensational
p,5e County scandal.
GEORGIA.
..-.-..-.ff car loads Of WatermelOns have
-..Yuei North from Georgia this season.
,-r. f'..t pads are working in Atlanta on
.I4rt8 those followed in Savannah.
r.tr-- residence. near Lutherviue.
i. burned. The loss is $1,000. including
rfarr. Postmaster at Conyers. has re-
I 30 probable that Mrs. VIM. Nor
m v.I Dr. appointed
I.uce Of J. W. b. Reid, In Barnes
burned day OF two ago. The loss
r.f >.U4. including $3.50 in money. II
f. r8p-red hy Insurance.
. E.uwu citizen Of Gainesville has
...I l.r.ler a bond Of $3.50 90 answer "a
.r hl-tariy, preferred by "a well
......- woman of the same ciLy.
-...+-.s. rHe sidndpper. il reported as hav-
r.-.u seen In Heard county. making
e., south. There appears % be a doubt
.,r.'UttIe BOY named White having been
-f.r-.l. a- lir-t reported
,--n. giumhU- election 10 nll vacancies
-..t.r. Council occasiOned by the rcsig-
u --...-.f ll.Iermen Kyle and Everett. Prank
Ttr.r. -et- elected from the Fourth ward,
Sims Bans, from the sixth.
--.r..-.. over 90 debt at Stockbridge. sat
r.-al. aIru Henderson drew razor
f-...#a auV-.ed Jefferson MOsely. his an
'-- Death eusued sunday night. Both
...r.l Henderson has not been can
u-ei
Newman superior Court is now in session,
anil tr- county makes fine showing of the
-r .t prohibition. 10 has 2l>00O inhabi-
-.r--. H.- lle idiI D. empty and there IL not a
--5- lf.mIual case To be tried 40 this term of
teel---
Ana r..ortI camp-meeting near Rome
--r.. T. rH.lrct EIrl took leave Of her
..IH.r.arI i.u minutes and went 10 another
-.-t .E t.e grounds and got married. The
s.rl.r ua- irstte. but could do nothing but
r.r- .rI .Fr 900 W"ih--
thursday la~t George Outlaw and james
.-5a.t.r.L. HHrH ut Johnson county. got into "a
.H-r... .UI Crawford stabbed Outlaw in
r.s r-lr breast with a knife. killing him.
Tt t.r.uer'- jury brought i'm verdict of
..r.. ..-uf..Is uIau-lduehtcr-
.sr-r. Who murdered }. NJ. T. PETTY.
I'll. Greensboro bartender. has been tried
.rI found guilty of murder. but. SAYS the
N-au.n H.alif. to the wonder aud a~tOniSh-
mrutuI t.rrl citizen IN Green county. Judge
lawson without recommendation from the
.-s .amWutrJ lis punishment L. mprison-
neuf iHr lie-
Nor1emer wrote To gentleman in
it..u- -0 -lIp him box of open and green
..HHl .U..- aud leaves. a. he wants 10 place
ral BID .HItlOn as curiosity. lie also
r-.-.-.-I that they be- gathered from the
farms ut IlImbs and stephens. if convenient.
a-taer Wauli add t0 their value i'm the ewes OF
ua Northern people
Thai >urais has received his commission
LIS Postmaster for the city of Columbus. lie
.s- tee-rauJea one OF the department officials
a--aa .s.r Iud asks him Go come 20 the city
rt1u ..e H.iec over 90 him. The probability
-t.sr within dav or two Mr.. SturgIS will
.-l-rtlrI iu tine office. 4 free delivery ~ys-
t.a again being aEltated IN the city.
Amuauuu iu clue form will be male dur
.r. f.r ensuing term Of Fulton superior
t0.r fora charter for the ATLANTA Indus
r-a. and ART Exposition Company" and AN
t...rt.ur .ttII ur vigorously pushed 10 organ 20
r.l permanent and efficient company To
-.ria.. annual exposition, iu Atlanta. The
ula O. .a adopted l- similar In am particu-
ar- @. tH4t pursued hy the Exposition Com
Ilur Hl -ae .uuatI.
james Day IS Iu Columbus. a fugitive from
Alabama SO Br0WnYllle. Monday. VIII
lu EaIrur and Day were ON
I-asu- bout together. which
at0.I u llUrhn cur-ing pay. The latter
tsI um rl de~i-t RadclIh drew a knife.
Ul. went uiH 60 butcher shop and picked uu "a
II fr.Vllr. e.tIr outside and dealt Radcliff !,
Er- Uu I.e head as DE sat IN a chair. The
.aE Na- distinctly heard across the street.
llI slHeNat EadcHd from his seat ON the
s-.- several Icet uul INTO the street. where lac
l. unconscious. Day brought a chair out
nom .le market. leaned 10 against the wall
4ai quietly seated himself. viewing the result
a DIS artuu- DO was several minutes before
sd. one approached the fallen man TO learn
Or extent oi his injuries. Day walked To q
1rrlHm near by. took a drink and came e.
l.luUu-. mo- attempt being made TO arrest
lu So last accounts iadcllG was i'm a criti-
cl condition. kddchh d about 30 years ol
l ami ha- a. wife and "a grown daughter
ul- IS about 31, and is unmarried.
Iie four Indian maidens Of the ChOctaw
uElu who have just entered Wesleyan Col
e- 81 Macon are the first of the female
c'leal-.i. For several years the ChoctaW,
have been keeping twenty -four students al
te .s-t -ch0ols and colleges Of the Eastern
Nl.a-. whose expenses have been paid out OF
aUII ur this purpose. OF this tWeuty-fOur
Twelve Irr bows and twelve are girls. The
Nll lc.ur- from % royalty ON coal paid by the
1..ro4l- running through the Territory.
VI either tuHrtIW females have attended school,
a New York and Massachusetts,. and other
" A'orhcru states, and one Of the boys was in
Eu. irr luIeEel3 year or two ago. The young
IsI it. .at vs. c-lcyau made their long journey
Cd. ar iI- care OF Mr.. Met turtlu. whose
fr-. le.- I- Governor Of the ChOctaWs. Tive
af.H. Oh have passed very creditablc cNamiua-
ta- for iHe sophomore class, and Mis-
u.nl l-ln is already an excellent performer
nHt piano. The ladies of Macon are making
.r.---I q m. At the stay Of the pupils pleas
alt ONE.
Three months ago. Miss Mary. daughter OF
AaHrF .lcr Pow trS- living near Rising avn,
llI.c.l luty. Georgia. was married To Frank
r..-a lrncr. 10 was said that the wife'-
l1-aIaa- were not entirely centered ON her
husband. aud that DC was at her fathers de
sH- rl4r she married Cans. The course Ol
ltr ..tr ran smooth until a b0arder was
.4saa ntu the family. iu the person Of Dick
taFIu-ar. between whom and the Young
gls 4u uu macy sprang up. Ten DAYS age
Ar. Cans and Mr.. tOppIuger disappeared.
Il--.at Galis. accompanied by Major Pow
er. went fo Chattanooga. Tennessee,
Where Mrs. Cans was found, and
when her husband and father called
u H-r confessed all. stating that heI
partner u guilt had obtained employment IN
llHcagarl Warrants had been issued and
-leer- went iu search of Coppinger. who wac
Som auui When COppInger was brought
a1e1urt. the recreant wife. unmIudIul O
--r hssIlutl-- presence. bounded forward anC
elsllHz bier paramOur around the neck. cluns
Q l.u. CRYING that she loved him better than
Lue world and would die for him. 4 scent
intense dramatic excitement ensned, wheI
heart broken husband tore his guilty
-lit arms from the neck Of her lover. Cop
it tl-rr vas held in bond of 500. IN default
1.cu Deg was lodged in jail. Cans took hn
it Do hotel. and will remain To prosecute
eU aH-rr Ta the fun extent of the law.