Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-03-07
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
THE NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD N PARAGRAPHS.


An Enoeh Aroeh Ease at Urlfhn-A
cyclone Alshs over Cfa"iordVlIIe-
An Interesting History of the Belled
pnzzard and the ConsternatioD TTa Il
Causing
-.-
'Eoh0IA.
Mac0uites are eating Florida raised green
peas.
D01iv superior Court VIII convene in Wen
ma next Monday.
toI J. A Thomas is in tbe ,sof fg,. y ,,,,,o
sentative of Pulaski county
,7,.,,-t, is ,lras,l,- 1,,1-i,,.. .t.,,. s ,+,
r.r it e,-T,ecte5 Tiii i,i;ili57 ''''' i'4 q" 9i'O
--l,,,l ~ -. -. .,.,,
iarna.-ed bJ- issf Id 30,
.,,- 7.ot =. 49, - -. - .t =-
1rr H., "a i,ii D5't7 ~ ~ DS plt oI t'io ii'0i
"e' 00- Ia " Ai'i7f 'ile """ Alt"lI"""'
Heventy-hye companies have been invited
~ par l'a,e IN 'he en-" e"u'plleIt 'l hoine.
tGDD county mas surely been carried nN the
ErohioliOnisls by four or hVe hun3fet ma
Jority.
Fire Engine Co. NO. Sc of Augusta, is TO be
provided with q new engine by the City
Council.
The construction of a row Of "a houses of
rooms each has been commenced on Hunni-
cutt street. Atlanta.
Al Rome the GAS cOmpauv has agreed 10
l.rHt and keen In r,n9i- Z ,f. street Iau,,,- ,f
lLe city for S25 each per aunum
petition has been made for a most Office at
pavis ~ Sutfou's mill four miles from Crayg
fa-.l hv tht. citizens of that uIace To- he called
~au-ucker.
1-t F,to~,,riso Eooto7,- Of A,,-.,s+. T.,
4 CHANGING a large i1art Of lis machinery rut-
. ting in American iu place of the English 0riei-
4 naIIv purchased
Ue, Maroon. A rvors riri,,,, r,o,, r,,,,is
10 L,i i-, -. - "i'7' - !. lu1 nY1l ~ l-vll9-
rtieI l,fsIt,,r I'd 1, H. I an cN my t
.-.5i.1.n of the brain.
tJ yarra,Ioa ,,,,i,, s,-r,st Of ,tts,+,
r--sd with tbe I,Trte ~ -, - VIZ, W.
~ 6srro1Tn ro,v Iast D.co,io. t -, -
-i'eE '~eA'
t''1i7-'' ~" ''''', '|'i'
ti,s M ti,e Nm,,nsta t,it,- 1,I"I 81 ,'t
r fit I9llv ~ falf steIs IN I'at-,. tl,is -
Ieii'-,'i''' "1 lii' -'0" 'iloaH7 I-Nt'9IlioH.
st Aprlng negro has been tOing around
with rel lass and shotgun, saying that he
l- queen Oh the United states. Insanity IN
Hl- case ls supposed 20 DE the result Of heart
disease. ne goes 70 lhe asy ylum.
James b. Chrl-ler IS a fugitive from At
iauia where ne mas leit the thlrd OF ms living
WIVES Inc last was trapped In Texas and
brought to Atlanta, where she was informed
of her husbands dUpliclty, and has brought
suit for divorce.
i negro has found IN Oglethorpe county a
water fowl supposed to have been blown from
thc Gulf OF Mexico in the recent cyclone. 1t
js NOT quite so large as q common wild duck,
and i- oi q bright slate color, with long green
legs and white beak.
Justice > TudstilI am old ard we'll To do
citizen of Brooks county. was found burned
to death Tuesday. A fire was raging on his
nlgntation and he was frvinr r., nuf II out
when iu some yv;v he fell In ina fire and was
afterwarI found dead
At Corres,i1le XyilIi,,, p,.,ro. ON, ol4
,,tr,,'.,, lf -. N -. S3I ~ IL
Sefur,Iav ni~hf last NE Won't to b.i as (-afl
.,i ftr ,.oti,,r 6sTf+' ,,',,. '9 y 81
Iav fnofuiuu when tha family yvenf ~ arouse
him he was found a corpse
p, Al ,8-;fl5,..-t,..,., 49, .7:+-- g .to c
a NJ. lilhEhaHl' ciIS e9Ilof 0I thc Gar
@ ,,iI H. t5,; 80 ,t-' - ~ - - ',ll.S7
~ y-iiii,-l-a,,'s - I,i' - "a vi 49, ~ ~. ~
best in the state. and his Friends All wish
tfn' n ,,st f.Ii.it0,- g,tt,,,. - 'o''' ''' p"
While dance was I'M progress at Dallas
pistol shot suddenly rang through the room-
ana one OF tle Young Eiqie7 iell 10 the Hoor
Witu % painful pul NOT dangerous wound I'D
lief lcS- 10 Is supposed lhat one OF Jhe dancers
hau pl@lol lh ms poghet Wnch was dccl-
dentally discharged. The culprlt did not
tuvulse Inns identity.
Monday q Youthful son of Robert Bailey.
who lives I'M the southern part of Burke
county. while PLAYING with an old shotgun.
pointed 1T at his 5-year old sister. and only
snapped the trigger, as he thought, but the
gun fired and the whole load entered the
scattering part of il on the floor. She lived
britt three hours but was not conscious after
Size was shot.
The Crawford Nes~S- H0U5f3y saws. cv-
.-I.r. evidently pa.-ed over or1. section nm
4r rba t5- iast Weanes,Ia~ r,i.ebt ab,nt II
,-1o-t Tho IecllIie,. ieol-iTo- ei7HJ "5IiT he
DISTINCTLY seen and the ro9ring M mo wind
mainly heard s section of the cvclone cane
fsthc ground AT MIR Ed Cauldinr's abont
"a fIas.t 1.T..
Iafrare abour his premjses-blovriner dC,,-,,
4rf of tbe 1,-auir,c 1II tbe cbi,57, o, Nv" Il
fha I.,u-l. frees fences and out homes -Ti,o
Storm bIe,v down the bu0,rv house and co,,,
f5at.Ir demolished MIR GS1idingss I,,lr,
,rbe .,arta Is5,sl,l5jts sovs. .,rt i ~ -.o,,
.r.ify Known that we have i'm Caor,,ia1 ~ -
SIDERABLE number of Normo0s in lcn
IONS of North Georgia they have societies
an,I fg.ir missionaries meet with a rorii9I
re.epfiou. aud arp permitted to Oreocb tbeir
doctrines not only publicly but In the social
intercourse of the family circle. II Is not
true. as some sunDose. that as soon as q CON
vert is obtained that he is transmitted Io
3-Iah. The priests of this new revelation are
at~iroU@ pf leaving "a nucleus here To uphold
the hands of their political apoogists and TO
furnish fresh supplies for their religions de-
uauchcries. To be candid. it appears that
only y0uug women and missionary material
are wanted In Mormondy. The rest are left
behind.
Mr. and Mrs Uamutou of Wheat straet
Atlanta. both awoke at 3 O'Clock "Wednesday
MORNING after dreaming of ,tu ..nonuufa1. with
I5fr-lar- Roth fouut IN liflieIIt fo ram .,sloaf,
.igqfn and were 4tfll awake when the mind ~
tleir bedroom was cautiously opencd. Mr..
ffamutou cIutched ms piStof and a1.tiir,J Dc
yelormeuts. 4 burlv negro pressed his face
against the pane and peercd into the ro0m
satisfied that hls presence was unsupported,
ne slowly Iai7ea Jhe window ana began TO
4Ta~l ~, l'ai7tl.s niilseil u On hl7 CHOW MI
ll'il you -Ie'' " " 9li,lS ~ qutch succe9sioh'
IN" lHe negro zen 20 tie Erouhd win q srOan.
WI LlHllll'u llo llltiI! 70 lhNestl-
-',te 'ue nature oi lle nero WOUhus' ana
MtitH lic l"'htt. tut li tllc MAh't"N uht OF HlA
minutes iatef lhe tuiPflt mac gone. bloody
ttat lfoNtI beyohu uoIut mat ne was
Mouu"tu' Dut now seriously y noi known Al
4t7t accounts 'He ponce Nal laiiel 70 run MN
do"u'
This is what the Bainbrdge Democrat ad-
vise-. THE best advice we have to offer our
readers this week is for each Of them 20 20 to
work and dig themselves cyclone pit. The
safest and cheapest kind are made thus: sink
& pIt as deep and as large as vou wish il, then
place heavy timbers, ten or twelve inches
square. over the top. burying them four feet
below tGe surface of the ground: then re-
place sutliciencv of the earth from the pit on
1he timbers 20 make a slight mound after
packing the same; then cut an inclined OPEN
ing large enough to admit your body easily ON
say SIX feet from the top of the pit. cutting
steps as YOU 20 down. Close this opening
with q stout shutter and provide a strong bar
ricade inside the pit to bar IL on tie approach
ui the destroyer. Such an arrangement with
lEhi additional cost can be made an admir-
ttifie storage place IN summer Tor tresh meats
rt-tta"le7' mlk' ,putler' laFd etc; ana IN
winter lor potatoes, onions anu lhe IKE, SIM
'ly py adding shelving an alF-ught door, and
lf JI~ nature OF the son is such thdJ IL VIII
likely cave. insert a cuiplng.
Tho Irioin Sam saws: "A curious suit i'm
,-auif- b9s besn br,r,-'.r 20 this county bv
Thomas King. i'm order TO esta Sish the status
of his wife and children Mrs. King, a
Young girl. was married i'm Montgomery, Ala,
In 1860. Her young husband went Immediate
lr TO the front rs soldier It was reported
that he was killed IN the first battle OF Bull
her husband. the widow was WOOed and won
f,,- 1bor,qs Eiu~ Tho couulp moved To Ia