Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-21
lied upon Mr.. Wilson

smiled upon Mr.. Wilson, and
~ ls alleged that with ample means ne
comes to find his only son, who is working ON
capt. O'NeaPs plantation. and after series ~
reverses, was found. with a wife and children
IN rather needy circumstances. The son was
supplied with money with which to place an
lnclosure around his mothers grave, and
was told TO be ready to return with his father
70 Calltornia within few weeks. Mr.. VIII
son ls one Of CalifOrnia's Commissioners to
superintend that States display at the great
worlds fair, 70 be held at New Orleans, and
mas gone on 70 that city to attend to that bus
iuess. Mr.. Wilson also brings information
that gives rise to the belief that another man
VINO LETT here about the same time he did, and
/ who has long been considered dead, is still
| awe and IN prosperous circumstances. This
circumstance has furnished material for the
/ town talk the past few days.
Capt. John Milledge, Of Atlanta. has com
/ piled pamphiet giving correct list Of the
members Of the Legislature arranged bv .Ju-
diclal Circuits and the names OF all the candi-
Z 4atCs Tor Judge and Solicitor in each circuit
/ The following. reproduced from the work. is
I the list Of judicial candidates: Albany Cir
cuit-fOr Judge; Il. B. Bowers, Bainbridge
/ ). ;. Bush, Camilla. For Solicitor: Jesse
| Walton, Albany; w. n. spence, Camilla.
/ Wright, Augusta. Atlanta Circult-For
| Judge: w. K. Hammond, K. L. Rogers, At
lanta. For Solicitor: John MIlledge, c.
Dr. ~. HILL :: B. Spence; E.
Atlanta; W. L. Wstterson, Clayton county.
Blue Ridge Circuit-For Judge: J. K.
brown, Canton; W. n. Sessions, Marietta.
for solicitor; George z. Gober, +. a. Irwin,
Marietta; L. ;. Bell, Cumming. Brunswick
/ Clrcuit-tOr solicitor: q. B. Mabry. Bruns-
wick; J. J. Carter. Baxley:-Wilson Ware
county ChattahOOchie Circuit-FOr Judge
}. T.. Willis, Columbus; J. NJ. Mobley. Ham
I iltOn. For Solicitor: I. K. Grimes. COlum-
bus Cherokee Circuit-ECr Judge: j. L.
Fain. Calhoun; W. II. Payne, Rlnggold. For
solicitor: W. L. Jackaway. Trenton; T.
Jones, Drlton; J. W. Harris, CartersvilIe; 4.
Baker, Cartersville. COweta Circuit-FOr
Judge: 5. W. Harris, CarrOllton
- Davis, Newnan; For Solicitor: K, 4. ).
Freeman, LaGrange; Harry Reid. Fairburn.
Eastern Circuit-FOr Solicitor: +. O.. Du-
Bignon, w Clifton, Savannah. Flint Cir
cuit-FOr solicitor: Emmett Wommack, Cow
lngthn. Macon Circuit-For Solicitor: J. W.
Honlson. j. 4. Hardeman, Macon: X. d.
smith, knoxville, - Balm, Perry; W. L.
collier, Fort Valley. Middle Circuit-For
solicitor; o. ii. Rogers, T. W. Oliver, sylvia
nia5 J. Robson. Sandcrsville; l.. Livingston
SWalnsbOrO. Northern CIrcult-FOr Judge
z. II. Pottle, WarrentOn; John Jordan,
sparta; sam Lumpkin, Lexington. For So
hcitOr-ShubrIck Washington; w. NJ.
Howard, Lexington; }. ". Dsvis. J.
p. shannon. ElhertOn. Ocmulgee Circuit
For solicitor: K. ". Whitfield, Milledgeville;
G&lVin George, Madison: OcOnee Circuit-FOr
Judge: L. g hlbbee, HaWkinsville; David
Roberts, Eastman Pataula CircUit-For So
HcltOr: j. ii. Query, Dawson. Rome Cir
enit-tOr Solicitor: Z. T. Clements. c. j.
e
Rome. Southern Circuit-FOr Solicitor: W.
II. Hopkins, ThOmasyile; W. IL. Lastinger.
Alapaha; ID. W. Roundtree, Quitman. south
western Clrcuit-FOr Judge: Allen Fort, B. B
Hinton, Americus. For Solicitor: G. b. Hud-
son. Ellavllie. Western Circuit-For SOlIci-
tor; \. L. Mitchell, L. Z. Brown, Athens.
FLORIDA.
J. r. BY mum, of Live Oak, died a few davs
| ago. On the evening Of his death he had been
able 10 SIT up and converse with his friends
and tamlly-ln fact, was in a somewhat jOvIal
moou. IL coming time to take a dose OF medi-
cine, he called for 1t and swallowed it, II
appeared To strange him, and he raised his
hdud- eNclaiming, "Oh. my hcad" and fell
back dead.
Tavares Her1zf: Quite an excitement was
caused on saturday night Of last week by the
killing Of Edward Ryals, Of Mt. Dora, by Lee
Bell, one of the men employed on the Il. q. Il
\. x. r., both coiOTed. Ryals had come to
I&y3res during the day to register, and Bell
was here 70 receive his pay, it being pay day.
During the afternoon they got into "a quarrel
which. just about dusk, ended in the killing of
Ryals. The men were at the time IN the rear
ot the servants quarters at the PCniusular
Hotel augrlly talking, when Bell drew a re
voiyer and shot at Il ais twice. the first shot
striking him in the foot and the second over
the LETT eve, killing him instantly. Imme-
Qiately alter shooting Bell started TO
run. but was ClO-cly pursued and
number Of shots were fired at him.
one charge OF shot taking effect in his left
nip and thigh. SseiBg escape impossible by
running. he dropped to the ground, no doubt
with the hope Of being able Of creeping away
through the scrub, as It was now almost dark.
He was, however. caught and put under
guard. b. NJ. Robinson, the Deputy Sheriff
Of the county, happened 10 be in town at the
time, and took charge of the prisoner, who
was guarded until Monday morning. when he
had "A hearing before Squire Harrington, and
was taken TO tho Orlando jail. Ryals was car
ried into one Of the houses near by. where he
was laid out, and was buried on Sunday. He
was "a young man, and had been married only