Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-14

strong probability that be will establish At
sanford foundry and machine sh0ns In
Whlch event he will bring there a number Of
tsInliles and eXpend $4,000 to $4,000 By Sep
It has been currently reported that three
eases OF yellow fever had occurred at Plant
sltY, n HillsbOrOugh county, each proving
IaJal. Those in a position TO know sav tnat
lle ailmenI Of the deceased persons was not
YeLoW fever. and there IL every reason 10 be-
HeFe that the report IS unfOunoed.
Daytona Journal: Capt. Henry Prince. of the
Charleston schooner Wade HAMPTON. now
loading al the fishery for Norfolk, Va. is one Of
the oldest sailors on the Atlantic coast having
followed the sea hfty-nine years forty five OF
which has been in the Charleston trade His
schooner is a beauty.
On Saturday. May 81, the schooner Charles
u. olstOn, capt J. j. Hlnkley, bound from
Bath, Me, = Palatka, with a cargo Of 10000
DTick and 80 tons hay, was blown ashore on
the south beach, about two miles below the
mouth OF the st. Johns river. during heavy
northeast gale while attempting 10 sail in.
She was washed high upon the beach-so
much 50, that at low tide persons could walk
an around her with dry feet. She remained
IN this position until Wednesday last. when
a Heet Of tugs succeeded in floating her.
Pensacola C0lHaerc5aE: Kate Tyson. a no.
torioGs eolored prostitute, and her man.
"Buck' Cordy, have both been arrested and
Jai-s'' oI, d chatSe OF being Implicated IN
very serious cutting affair and probable muir
der. Rosanna Williams. an old cOlOred woman
living at the corner of Zarragossa and Bay
len streets. made thecharge upon which the
parties were arrested and from her we get
the following statement; On last Saturday
night ROsana heard an alteration in Kate Ty-
sons room (Which was near her own between
the woman and a man. the woman. Kate,
threatening to Kill the man. and in a few min
utes the woman called out to her TO 'scOme in
here. We killed q niger" ROsanna went to
the room and saw q cOlOred man who was
badly cut across the abdomen and bleeding
freely. HeWalked out oilthe room very slowly,
going IN STOPPING position, holding his hands
down as If trying 10 keep the wound closed,
and as he left said to the woman, you've
Killed me-" 10 which she replied with curses
that she knew it and was glad OF it. The man
not been seen or heard of BY her since. At
the request Of the woman. Kate, Rosanna
went 10 neighbOring house after Buck COrdy,
and when they got back Kate told Buck that
she had cut the man with a razor, at the same
time telling ROsanna to clean the
razor which she handed to her; Buck,
however. took the razor and put
ting IL in his pocket asked which
way the wounded man had gone, and on being
told he went OF in the dark in the same di-
rectiOn. We learn from the officers that there
was considerable amount of blood around in
the woman's room; that razor answering
the description given by ROsanua Was found
near the steps Of the room. and that the wO-
man Kate said that a certain negro man was
IN her room at the time. This man has been
found and says he was not there at all. 1t is
Thought that Buck COrdy found the wounded
man and threw him into the bay. The parties
Will be held and efforts made to sift the affair.