Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-02
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
1aE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

How Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Tildens Sis
ter. was Instrumental in Causing his
Observation-Disclosures Detectives still
working on the Rose Case-The Flight
of the Pigeons
GEORGIA.
Ben Culp has been appointed United states
commissioner for Clarke and adjoining cOun-
t--.
a Gainesville physician has made $4,000
clear money by his profession 10 four years
jug Tavern is sending peaches 10 Athens by
-aa wagon load, and they sell for 81 per
tlsle.
George Washington Hin, q leading negro
rnlaeen of Walton county. died Saturday
rarr suddenly with pain Ia his eye.
The Pre=by terians of Rome are making ar
engagements % improve and beautify their
church lrIding 20 q cost Of about 5000.
Col. III. =. Farrow. of Georgia. was one Of
.1a passengers on the train which plunged
-rrHuzh the bridge near Lynchburg day or
.Fu a-J. He escaped with duckIng.
East Macon Is 20 have n grist and planning
-.I soon. some parties from down the line
ID The Macon and Brunswick Railroad have
rented the property opposite Jones store, and
r % endeav0r 90 be in operation by July Is.
Macon Tslegr1Dh and Messenger: II is posi-
fl that Macon may furnish elew 20 the Rose
uurGer iu Atlanta. We are IN possession Of
si1rmatI0u that may turn out that way. Ma
CON developed the murdercrs Of the DefoOrs,
though she Iutricacy Of the law prevented the
sJrTictiOn.
EaxIev correspondence NEWS. June 50: The
s.rIict uf Che COrOner's jury iu the ease OF
stafford. Killed night before last near era
Htn- is as follows; "Came % his death by
Ing run over hy train No. :, East Teunes-
at. Virginia and Georgia Railroad. on the
-ht Oi the z3th iu-t.'
Wear Augusta sunday night, while Auder-
4u Dutley was going 10 church company
With several Others. in passing a small store
"a lfsa "a
.sl. iu which he referred 90 Outiey as a Fas-
.f. Passing ON q short distance. Outley in
CURED VINO had called him a rascal. and.
l.uu being told that % was Leslie shaw, re-
rncd and engaged iu "a controversy with
lm. They soon came % blows, and Shaw
rl- stabbed on the upper and inner side of
Ia thigh by Outley. An artery wac severed
..I shaw 1led % death.
EI Prudden. head waiter at Browns
Ulie. Macon, has received the 10 Glowing
..aueuge from Atlanta: 1--WE hereby chal-
.eu-e the hotel and restaurant walters of Ma
Hr for 20 -iN-hour -you-please for a
purse of zi01. twclye-hOur match for $50 or
-.ztv hours match for 500. We hereby claim
Oh De the champions DO thIs challenge is not ac-
aspted. There D. nothing short about Atlanta.
set Wc VIII walk here, or We viii meet on
r.lf-wav ground. or come % Macon and ban
Or YOU .u your own park. Let's hear from
-0u. Reno jackson, Chairman
Eaudalrs Washington letter 10 Augusta
.Trerfels: Col. Tom. Hardeman is impatient
u get back tn Georgia. He Says it Is the best
.u..ec ou earth. and that Macon is the garden
-HlL sl thc world Reese and 1 spoke up for
DIR own homes. and Col. Tom. was reminded
rlt Macon HIu not have q canal. He rctOrted
Ult DO Macon had TOO great an approach to
..-nutc perfection cohOdy there would want
.1 UIe anil go tO heaven. Col. Toms latest
Story runs ab0u. flu-: "Our City Council
..-snI ID laws about mULLIing dogs m summer.
y wing put big sharp needle 40 the end OF
...- POINTERS mulLIc. The consequence was
.Hlt after brief experience, an the dogs in
town ram away iu hot haste when they saw
Oh. monster with ile needle approaching. I
have seen some funny sights In my time. but
O.. thing tJ compare with that. 10 beats tying
tl pau- tO % goat or tre-crackers to a cat"
Atlanta CaHsttatiaa: a dispatch received
.- Mr. Bcali, of Jle signal Service Office.
r..udGv morning. states that one Of the four
pigeons released here about ten days ago from
r.s top OF the custom house building had
reached iis loft Boo heypOrt, y. J.. at 1908 on
sunday morning. As matter OF course the
Jour birds were lost amt went adrift in the
driving storms that followed during the day
r.av were started. and they have doubtless
lae1 wandering ever since, but one of them.
l-Te to the hOmiue instinct that character
ICES the-c birds above any other animal, found
l--way ro its loft at lasf. having been pitched
uH --l miles by ana air line distant from that
go and 800 miles south Of any point which
fHev had ever seen before. It viii be remem-
Harti that the four birds all made the trip
fl.M Charlotte, y. G., 10 New Jersey in less
raau q day and q half, the distance being
ai#ut $3.50 miles. and none of them having
feau further south before than Lynchburg.
8. is possible that The other birds may vet find
tHs.r way back, though The chances are that
ibey have been killed 10y Orms or hawks or
mCu somewhere on their route.
Atlanta Constitution: Since Charlie Rose
release saturday night by the COrOner's jury
tbe public anxiety 90 penetrate the mysteri-
Ou- muriCr has increased, and when the
EaluI uf County Commissioners convene this
Hrcs au effort tu have that body offer a suit
able reward for the murderer viii be made.
The petition tO the board will be a strong one
luI win be backed hy influential men. and
tHa Probabilities are that neat reward viii be
llcr.i ug the board. Then the Governor will
It asked to increase that reward. while quite
lrumler Ci citizens have siguiied their will
..-Ha-- tu swell 10 hv contributions. The re-
.lrI may safely he put down at $500. which
Eui uH quite am incentive to any d0tec-
rFU. THE detectives who were working the
s.-e have Dnf given it up; Capt. Aldridgc,
rlH has always asserted that Rose was not
lI. guilty man, Is stlll giving his time To the
murder. He Saws that he Is making good
E.liWay. and that he VIII have all the eVI-
Tture necessary t1 convict when he makes the
aut-l- sergeant MauiCF, OF the mounted
-.gaj has also been working the case, and
as.er.- chat he has the mystery almost un-
lH..Hd. Yesterday he offered 10 bet S25 that
within days he would have the murderer
Behind tIie frS. and that the murderer would
confess the crime. Rose has resumed wOrk
aul seems happy and satisfied. His friends
ana associates openly announce their talth II
Dim.
Taccoa Ytl-. Mrs. Minnie Kilpatricl, ths
widow 90 Gen. Thomas Fitzpatrick, and SIS,
tsr uI Samuel j Iildcn, passed through
f0e.Ha uu Che Air Line last Monday, goins
South. A.r-- Is. IS making tour through Tn
..ruem ~tafc-- 10 Is her intention 70 Nlsi
...u.Uet- of Importance m the SOUTH ana be
..1I. Thoroughly acquainted with the south
..r people. their customs 8 and views zen
l.'na- r. Was @ republican. but MIS- N. !
-.auucu Democrat ana sympdtnlLes ueeptl
Hlu Che South. Gen Thomas h. was no
..s 1f those narrow minded men who Woult
..sr aIl others Co think as he did; but he pos
..--.i more liberal spirit. and even gave ni
E.'e great credit for being 50 true TO he
.srrE. She Ng- The heroic school girl who
during the sei.v at Petersburg, IN the lat'
rlr- veuturcd through the Federal lines anS
carried several thousand dollars of her owl
money as "a present To Gen. Lee. She had IN.
money secreted iu ber long black tres-ess whlcl
-.. wound up and secured with a tuck comb.
ile uEeuulty auu perseverance OF woman
EHacr She has q viii. she'll make a way
While ON her way through the lines. Is migh
atCNuCcftd. she was halted 10y the Fedora
pockets, who inquired where she was going
She replied that she was going 70 Fetersburi
COS school. They then asked her If she sympa
taIei with the rebels she said: "les. lido.
laty told her they would naYc 10 put her Il
PRISON. Her reply was: y on can put me y
prison, but you can't make me ankee.
tl.liv Federal General appeared on th'
scene. and rccog oguIziug her as "a school girl h
all r1-sad through tie lines before. he let he
l0s. 90 the incidents of the late war, and ca
SIZE as graphic des. riutions of the noted bat
.t- a5 though she bad been an eye-witness
-e Goes not get this from history, but ha
.t Do stored away IN her memory ever sine
t-r=- bloody scenes were enacted. She has
Particular aversion 20 North Carolina, be
cause as attempt was made about eight year
-1 20 Raleigh. m that state. 10 kill her hus
HI-.. There frC ave sters of them, aud on
-.tlcr. Samuei J, TildCu. The sisters hav
seen. an the time, opposed 70 their bTotho
running Tor the Presidency. Not long siuct
when lIlden had almost yielded to the solici
.-ltlus of friends 90 enter the race. and IL wa
.e prevailing opinion that he WOulu allow b
-l'c used, Mrs. h., Who was In the south 9
--- time. as soon as she ascertained the fac
--.yucd home, and with the and OF the 0the
,trs prevailed on hlui 10 keep out OF tf
-'t. The reason assigned i0r this was tbs
e was 500 old aud feeble for the active an
t4aaCstlve duties Of public life. For the Gb0V
i-cls we are indebted TO Mr.. l.. Il. William
2. Lhis place. who rode some distance on Il
.l'-ih Wlth Mrs r. as she passed through heT'
FLORIDA.
The Port Dade Messenger has passed into Il
hands OF j. III. Brown.
The severe wind OF last sunday injured Il
crops 70 some extent IN san MateO.
lhe dealers at Paiatka claim 10 have sol
over 900 watermelons the past week az .
average OF - cents each.
eereeant Edward Maguire, OF st. Augu
liae, petter kno wn as the s.Oid Sergeant
-.e- on Wednesday last at the mature age
a years.
There viii be an increase Of over leo Dem,
Lallc votes tins year In Putnam county Ov
~ oi the last election. Emigration shoy
ms much
faiatks this year comes in for the liou
--lIe OF conventions firsf. the cOnvPnfii