Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-10-18
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
N PARAGRAPHS.

meath in Church at PowelIton-The En-
rsrrrIse Factory at Augusta to Resume
vrork-A sumter County Family Poi
saned bv Eating Shrimps-A Gum Log
rady-s Attempt at Suicide.
GEORGIA.
walton superior Court Is now in session.
1..sus and Rome report frosts on Thurs
t- atlanta man won s., 800 on the Ohio cleo
.-. Il II said.
e. b. LYON. OF BarnesvlIe, has assigned. No
eueut Il made
ltanta received $3.50 bales Of cotton Tues
beating the record Of any previous day
.sr history.
r.re were seveuty-hve car loads Of naval
rn Che railroad tracks on Bay street in
ralCk on Tuesday. More switches and
racks have been ordered.
M .aStNG NEWs correspondent in Ening-
... county writes that 40 Springfield and
there was light frost on last Thurs
taat tender plants were killed.
r...r 5 week past Brunswick had several
rs iu port, as follows; Augara, 630
..-I.en- ei5s Verona, 6t9. Paragon, sl9;
H..r.tt. ssa, Hecla. sTl; Anna. G2S.
r Knowles. one Of the convicted East
1rs, writes from the Dade county
mes 1-kIuC the editor Of the Eastman
.. use hl- influence 20 secure his pardon.
r-. -sshicr Uaid a farmer just s7O0 too
check for cotton az Americus We'd
T.e farmer discovered the mistake
to the sidewalk and had it cor
-I that Cauie shakesnear. the
-- bad been seen near Madison,
.. RrIto man had dressed him up in
...d-s ana given him money 20 leave
B.. crisp. Democratic nominee for
aHl Hon. Rufus NJ. Hodge. Presi-
~r, win be in Eastman on Mon
.r0 VIII address the people on the
issues Qf the day.
rHiEg Ne1rs; In reply to your
"-eut from Wadley, who signs him
~a.rat. desire 70 say that I am
"Ht $1,000 Co $500 that Messrs. Parvin
-rl bad majority Of the white vote.
BARLOW.
s-k H-raIf: The rice mill project
H-pcuded Tor this season. but il viii
aF Che next crop of that cereal.
.ke 81 cents per bushel I'm the manipu-
rce at savannah, but one who knows
= cents per busnel can be realized
rr.
--Eay morning early frost was discov-
tle low grounds around Augusta. the
ataeF, however. preventing a very
.. "r very bi ghting deposit. Neither the
E-es nor The cotton plants have been
Vet, although the weather for two
81 been cool and wintcrlsh.
-tou Glare, living one mile from Lin
hsa hls barn aud two corn cribs. with
.cl- ef oats. 4oo bushels OF corn. $50
nI Wncal- ana a quantity OF fodder,
. .rurltE destroyed by IRE Thursday
His loss is $4,000. The fire was un-
tlc work of an inceudiary.
county Commissioners Of Telfair county
.r re-ular monthly meeting at McRae
. ..HV oi Ilsf week. The most important
e.Hrc them was the consideration Of
.-r tlr nrick work Of the proposed new.
It lowest nid presented was SI,lI5,
nr- Thought by thc Commissioners 20
.H traH sac work IS worth, and all were
--.av night Capt. T. J. Brannon, OF
>-..r ..Uty. treated his family TO shrimps,
tcW hours after eating them, they
r.-- .. with thc exception Of two daughters,
.. VIA violent PAINS Dr- Hinkle was
leH brought them through all right.
a.u-. consisting of the Captain and
H# "r.ruar and three daughters. suffered
.rH1eut Cor several hours.
.fr I'll r5stcr: Nrs.Rebccca Stovall.au
.Clu- in cum Log, attemptea suicide
.-E Wcck and came very near shak-
tHe mortal coil. She tried 20 hang
H.IE cotton hank. and was cut down
aud remained 80 for some time.
Hor daughter bad difference about
10 EnreaIl. ami she attempted TO clip
tarca'i oi life 70 aveuge her wrath.
-rHc St7r: steve Cochran. OF Camp
arrested and brought before Y. +.
Cog TRIAL. charged with simple lar
I-e matter was about settled. when
eurl-ci and drew pistol and de-
...r there was not enough men i'm the
arrest him. but % his disappoint
Fer warrant was sworn out, and
.-re<tci again and brought back for
- Ha.uE t1 some defect in the warrant
rascl.
raeslay the Athens police received an
US letter complaining about certain
wlltl man in Athens being too inti-
H.tr uC-rcss, and stating that the
...r H1r'l - arrestcd that night in the
aru-c- Four members 81 the force
.r enc place. "a cabin over the river,
.#E door barred II was broken in.
sc was found vacant, the parties
-eHtW Eot intmafion Of the raid
Hrnr.-lrn that they Will
Ur with
s. s1n ol James Swlck. OF Whit
.r. laa a narrow escape from in
enc morning last week. He was
H. placing a shotgun In lts rack
sr and hld climbed upon q chair
rHls1. aud in raising it the hammer
.H.l u ulGuls ~ the chair aud the gun
ar-cl. tnu load passing within an
.rFs tacE telrlng a hole In the
Dos nlt- 1lacscntu- and scorchiug ms
and thence burying itself in the
E.ie correspondence NRWs, Oct. Is:
.H k. rtr murderer ~ Udum Of Eman-
.r. chat was mentioned i'm the NEWS.
ru- arrested last Wednesday night.
.rucla.eli himself iu a thicket In Lau-
te. near his brother-in-law's who
.r- EIu. Great excitement prevail
extensions ~ great danger was eN-
uHam an arrest was undertaken. but
l rI without much trouble. Cheek
.unu o. being an outlaw. THIS IS his
-altr besides several other very seri-
.ts.
..rF 90 capitalists has been formed to
WIS r.eH silver mines recently discovered
E Mountain, in Murray county At a
eleven feet, Do ls said, assure vein
struck. which on being assayed. was
weld one dollars worth OF silver to
Ht ore. Gold is also found % exist
.r paving QuautIties- The neces-
aEufs t1 further facilitate the work
.arat. A correspondent AYERS that
re- wIl prove the richest in silver
Eet discovered in the South.
Wednesday night j. J. Crawford. one Of
. lty largest and most prosperous
was l.treu severely by rabid dog.
came On ll- house about y o'clock in
-.r ana Jumped in the dining room
la open window. and attacked
-rlcr dog that was In the rO0La. Mr..
..-. -llrlu- the noise. went 20 the res
pes, and as soon as he opened the
1s spralE on him ana bit him Sc =
Mr. Crawford caught the dog and
- r1fl. lls son cut the dogs throat.
Atlanta Thursday William Trautwein,
." SHOWN coVulrsrnIth. was sent to jail by
$3.50 E-lay, % the United states Court
l.H..T. Il manipulating copper, did a
extensive business in the manufacture
.- ana worms The United states i'm
- .lN ul So on every still and SO on
Hrra manulactured. IrautWeln has
A report and pay on All the stills that
-lar. lut. on the contrary. has sup
North Georgia mOonshiners with
Adj. Flrlous q tlEse machines Tor the
lure 90 iliiclt whisky.
=
at Ponce dc Leon Springs and
.- 1r-lulEllinn- There were about
-aCs present. The following perma-
r.rs were elected; President. II Ter NJ.
.- nee Presidents, A. 5 Tyiley, Of
arr s.. William Gucsi. Of Company b,
GEzIlc. OF Company q, William j.
H. " lrHUluv D. and ". ). Everett, Of
~ r, secretary, +. 81. BlOunt; Treas
a-rrg hroase- it was decided 20 hold
-el- leatinE on the second Wednesday in
-.---. .lkf &C Eenc1 do leon springs.
--see 4irIHeE. Unless GOV. Mcdaniel
e. tH commute the sentence OF George
-raut q respite for few days or
- r.1r George must swing % into eter
-Zent ou r0-mnFrow friday two
.ea lerce. This win be but short while.
t-lzt that his remaining days may be
H PRAYER and religious leTotions IN pre-
- .1r DEATH IT his ire shOuu yet be
al 60 Eill be time well and probably
--F say. TIE Ordinary has not begun
- rae -zlloWs Tet. lut unless ne receives
-ra..e answer from the Governor IN q
- gays De- wIll soau begin It, the place Of
.- w5I most likely De IN the hollow al
.f Isl arlek. Kitchen 8 Co.'S black
& wagon shop.
AE-u Ep7i1g Estcs: The Enterprise
El. We learn with great pleasure,
I-lln lu a few DAYS on full time
George T. JackaOn Is stu IN New
eaa or Two other Augusta gentle
E--.el iu the success Of the lnlui and
rsr return before Monday, but u 4
aa universal gratincation 70 know
.feiT financial arrangements have
OBJ uaouel tle mills The Enter
-l southern mills, suffered IN the
r--si9n in cott0l goods manuiac-
ll c1usequeuee of q lack OF CON-
st-l, wac compelled to sHsSend Tor
tt-ss. Tue necessary financial ar
l- now being perfected. the mill VIII
-aau ever.
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