Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-16

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P-.-fr &c lrt-sian well has arrived al
-tr .r -Il feet.
--1r 81 Habersham is much better
.r-- expected @ week ago.
---s a-s -avera. cases Of typhoh fever al
-aes.a. Washington county
u Hawthorne has been installed as
..a Ffr-- Baptist Church at Atlanta.
.---u which has been a landmark
AH .-f5-r- af The corner Of Mulberry
.# streets. Macon. has been removed,
-.-.- the wen being pronounced unfit
-.-. af Sardersville. gathered from
L-.r r.--raI. three pecks and gallon Of
IT, has the finest Trophy toma-
rrs-ei uu the Market some Welgh-
..-- r-f1 has recently finished boring
D p .--'-.1a well 90 MOutezuma. arrived
Is-f Monday and signed a con-
/. ..r..-a. +. --tI there. Mr. Clay IS 10 fur
--.-- and t0 10 the work for 50 per
h1i. -.-tr =, .r.cn,-. =,
t.-..e. have just returned home after
.#. fr-u t1 Mexico especially %
--t--- .. .r..rlle sisters uf that country. The
--- were. lf report IS % be believed,
Fs##e ruwaElis-
49, tfEfr-1n. wife Of Col. a. S. At
#rf daughter Of Ex-Governor Nc
f H.F DO her residence, about four
f-ar. Marietta, Friday night, Of what
sa.rrHr tH he heart disease, as she was
-.rer ts eat her supper as usual Thurs
..--..... barbecue 90 Dawson last Fri
.- ...r...- B. attended. The table was $50
H.-- TnI over SOD 'Oaves Of bread. with
.-s -.-a-rr r-itc CIrras-e-, were consumed.
.--H- -|" rar-aH- were present. The rail-
r.....r-ua- held 40 o'clock. and meas
.-a-a taken tH put available railroad in
ta-a-t- into operation.
...r-s1 NJ. gsr. NOW nearly 100 peo-
.r. ..-. within tla corporate limits Oi Coch-
.r.f fIar- D. lu active operation here 35
-.f#. houses. cotton warehouses. 3
I.sE-rI.fH shops. Shoe shop. grl5t mills,
...sr a.rf.l gins. variety works. hotels and
..-.r.T boarding houses, Euusmlth- timer,
.-F #tH.r business enterprises. lnere are
r....-- 2 rsrrer-. q churches, schools and
~ Ia4fer- here. and the town ls growing rap
IIr
u-.-r frt.r noted New FOundland dog the
--- 90 President Cox OF the Southern
t.-s...l College. and great pet with all the
-r- ladies vino have attended the school for
-rrrHaruf years. died Friday night after
Trrer.n- illness ul some weeks This VIII be
-sH news tl many Young ladies, from Georgia
rTarH-. Iir was au honorary member Of the
IUa7.. W.s-. .1uarv society and his dues were
4rrruHIf each month by his master. who
y -0v 55 chicago. lie was also q regular at
f.rlaaf upon all the services OF the Baptist
lasuE.
F.l.r q. T. spe'gbt preached his fortieth
-rr-r.r-Hr- sermon no Pury Woods Prlmi-
r.ra Eruu-t Church. iu lIaral-On county, the
r--f SUNDAY iB june. The church was estab-
U.6aI tle fr-r saturday in June. 1874. Elder
gua.srf was elected u- pastor and has served
rrarfuuH. SIS from that time % the present,
.gs.rf % FEW months during the war. Elder
Sre.zHt was fHe only member present at the
anniversary who was present ut the orgau'za-
tuH. Elder ~prIZNi D.. AMI has been Tor
I1a- time. Moderator Jl the New Hope AssO-
c.a-0u-
Macon TsfgrrHt and Messenger: While at
Indian spring. sunday, we saw the little baby
wtawa-f thrown from q ear window while the
tar- were Iu motion, last February a year ago.
Grits iuuumau mother. Though the train was
going 900 q high rate of speed, the child re-
5aIret only q few bad bruises. It is now a
bright. r1-v-cheeked hOv. walking about.
looking Ht everybody with big blue ewes 1t
was finely dressed. aud seems to have the most
careful attention from the lady who adopted
it She was offered S20a0 for It at one time hy
Northern man who had read OF ITS wonder
fll escape from death.
Haralsou BHHer: The heaviest wind storm
that has visited this section since the well re-
mtuhercJ .'dry storm oi lAi1. passed over
us about % o'clock saturday night 10 came
ur very rapidly from the northwest, accom-
panied Hv "a terrific roaring resembling very
much that described by the cyclone reporters.
Macy 90 our people were scared out Of their
dwelling. auu would have taken refuge In
storm pits DO Te had had any The roof was
blown uu Mr.. stephens barn, and many trees
were blown down Iu the plantations IS aiOut
a tFe damage heard of $40 this writing. The
W.ui Ranged high, or DC ls thought the
damage would have been heavy.
Augusta Nsl-s. From The actions OF the col
ursi military companies and their abettOrs
WbH Uaralet the principal streets yesterday.
with che fir and drum IB full blast ono would
th-uk the Fourth ol July was again al hand.
This obnoxious conduct continued much To
One al-tl-tc OF an orderly people until they
reaHueI tle Georgia depot, when several po-
l.emeu came Oh the re-cUe and apprized the
.r U HHHHHH aHaH.
IaE.1g off tlr city ordinance. The announce
mtul created au uprDJr among the African
race. ant iHg Hiucyr-. seeing that riot would
eTrutUate. limo eiiaIclv arrested the two
leaders. who utr-I-teutly refused to be ar
rt-lel, ult at Che earnest solicitation OF a few
gentlemen present they asSeuted, and were
escorted t1 police headquarters amid
shower o' ultl-. such scenes. TO saw the least.
rat --rlce tu the civilized people Of Au-
gls,l-
Albany E a: Last week we publishedan
atealn, Ui t1t robbery Oi Mr.. Ebert Fletch-
er- rts."ture. iu Irwin county. Of S7.CO0 in
money auI other yaIuahleS. Later informa-
tpa brings lHe intelligence that he has been
-o oIHTJuL4it l- tu recover the trunk contain
l- al ihe money and other vaiuables. IL
stel- le h-l negro employed ON his place,
ana tlat iu.- negro. while the family were at
supper. t'HA Che trunk from the house, carried
% short distance into the woods and secrc-
o. &. He tGgu returned TO the house and
EetAAI- engaged iu the search for 10. Next
pace, aul Who witnessed the extraction of the
rllk, informed Mr.. Fletcher Of the transac-
iaa, anl la soon had the trunk in his posses
,ol- Lrurr SAYS that the thief received Us
-asl5- inr DIS part uf the work, and would
l-lc ra1t.yyt more had he not then shown
sll.- surface indications Of shufling or this
mortal COLE
A petition has been fled in the Superior
tp-tt 81. Atlanta In the nature Of q libel for
l'erle .F Alice Anna Augusta CLAY against
Der husband. Clement T.. CLAW. She alleges
U-- lf.'r o. Che ir-t day of the present
-.lll s.tWaS ayirtuous maid. and that upon
.-t. .al H due and legal form, she became
Is w. 'i element C. Clay. but that I'm few
,ass alier tIe marriage. iu order 10 bring her
.a-s contempt aud disgrace with good people.
e-lN I1 abuse her bv applying 10 her the
,s- .- tIttle-S and charging her with being
.-a- without chastity and given 10 Illicit
lt.-llus with men iH common. She SAYS his
-'s5t Na, ~3 constant and so violent as TO
.>-tti -tr position degrading, 70 mOrtify her
tN--all lnally tO put her in fearOf bodily
--.- il-iA ler unnatural spouse. Therefore.
a .at l.lu day Ol this month. she left her
----ul ana has since remained away from
-l etI cannot consent longer to bear toward
L-- llt relation 90 wife. She asserts that her
-... l.l honesty anu chastity have ever
49, althal.enEed, and that this fact is well
fo"A t' al hcr friends and acqUaintances.
,.--tlueHee. therefore. Of the conduct Of
--i husband She asks a total divorces
La9mas EE-lestou has brought suit against
~ E.sl Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
hA.i9a4 lur Sl,Cl0 damages. In his petition
-iys that when the train reached Macon.
- upon tne statements OF the printed
z4eauIes Ol the cOmpanN and Of officials Of
tae ads, that q halt or twenty minutes
we4.A r maae 90 that point. he left the train
~ went 20 supper. He SAYS that while he
f-s ---s engage! lu RECALLING the inner man
~ A.lh, lu>feaI of waiting twenty minutes
L-lsl OUT ln about ten minutes and he
- ei % spend the night in aeon
p--SaEt and OvCrcOat were upon
$50 So Previous trains, and it was
teIl days before ne could recover
S-.-ei- ln the meantime the weather
~ -,it anu raw and he suffered in cOnse-
S---ee OF .le absence Of his benjamin. He
tI--e -.e le.a{e1 in reaching Ocala, Fla, and
-ie't ll-l Tue CullCclIou Of 500 that he 9TH
asSe would have secured. BY his DELAY in
-- 1-ih 20 Atlanta on time he lost $500
-- Ale therefore sues the railroad COM
~ attat-inent Tor $1,000 and levied upon
fEf-s---let es. Nos. = and ., belonging 20
5-f.,ltant company. These locomotives
sLs VI about Sl3.OQ0 each. and 10 release
n t-e company gave bond with Capt T.
'.l l-nel-t Tor s 600 in his favor upon
--ltut bond and against the surety.
-sN WAL probably have a prompt hear
'Ae next term Of the City Court.
tA.--ll- -1ls- t4ti0a The public is vet to
49, more aud startling details concerning
~ famous estate Of John Broad. the deceased
-- heepef, about which already SO many
~ iIls I laEe been printed. The mystery Of
s-Ir2t it las never been satisfactorily
er- u, t-I tue lerpleXing questions growing
Crs-- .-t alleged bogus VIII were only gotten
I. means Of q Comprnmise between the
S~-.--.estlug parties. Then came the sale Of the
v--.c real estate Of the deceased. winch
- tlt up ~ euetiOn by Mr.. John L Conlev.
6rs- -...--ls ~. sJratof, and realized something
ft- sl.--1. The sale took place some
ef months ago. and the greater part
NC -e above amount believed to be
ff..s oi $4,000, was paid to
49,. traitor in cash. some Settlements
- Claimed. were made out Of ans snn1 Nj
f,--Es claims thar several thousands 81 dol
f0l-ele ~ paid 90 the contesting heirs-at-layv
~ PROMISE lheIr claims. m saens hnrr-