Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-07-26
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
- s-E-ys OF THE TWO STATES
i''- r0r,D IN PARAGRAPHS.

4i''- r0rD IN PARAGRAPHS.
.-.-,.sf sensation at DOuglasviIe-
A,---..,-frv Attemp. of a Negro to Out
white Lady at DAWSON he
..- az ThomasyiIie's Artesian Wei
AnsIyzed.
GEORGIA.
--..-. three c1'ored schools In Decatur.
-.v.l commence next Monday az Wat
E.1-Ta.. - -
--a- af .'nn-
u.-.rH E..-. IS out in a tasty new dress.
----- rret.g successful.
--.ar-r- 1Er4lr has been purchased
.--r-.r- -.1r If the EHtsrDr'se.
.----.a-.f Martins Institute, al JefTer-
erecting new building
--...ttr. several new hrms win open
r--- .a haEa'lsv-i-e within the next few
--.#l Ht good rain is badly needed
-.. r.--lsr- .u order % make q good
r Tie present prospect is not brill
- sensitive and eccentric man in
-. .- a.r 90 tHc hest informed men iu
30 knowledge D. confined 20 books
mast -ear the taxable property o.
r.-. a.-rt- has increased sl-9.g1O. This
t frs county taxable property up TO
Company SO. Of Augusta chris
~ ra.r UHE quarters ana apparatus
T.- r-.-- The new engine is called
--..l *. n. e.uleg-
r... ..-r Use passenger trains every day
r....sr. .r .U1 SIX going out. When her
.-..... TrHl is completed next fan she
rnH.e. fourteen per day.
U---.. ..-..rlr- remain Ol The old Twelfth
N"|F#Hn T HHauT ff
. r .r ErrlmtIlle few days aEO.
Fres. Iral-al other people were also pres
s-r
-.#.# H.Ig a' @ negro who was shot
rr u...r- DIS escape from the jail at
r....#. -...-.. days a11- has been found IN q
4 ..r beside Che river near that
uEa-
u -.a. Dunlap. United States Com
--.r.r .r..ap-r .e. sent TO the Judge Of
H.frI.f States 0Irt ON last Monday his
--.-..a OBJ. -ls Office. % take effect imme-
tar.lE.
srH-e +rrar.-f man ss years Ofage was ar
-.r.f U. sheriff Hunter. 90 the Instance OF his
s.--.r-.r .rr- rr E. peace warrant. The matter
a.-. He.e.r. adjusted, and the old man was
released
J.ua D. Satrs-. Of Bed Oak, has brought
.r. r UaWr.I superior Court against the
W.-. P..-l Railroad iur damages for refusing
d, IN. ta train at Red Oak Co let him of
~..u .s .HI ticket tu lrat point.
T.r.-H0r.e ar Whitfield, iu Pulaski conn
t-.- ...r .srluuugrJ on account Of tine
-H..#. .t Mr. Jacob Lewis, the Post
us.E#- ... '.Hr. being mo- candidate Tor the
.HH. IHt.. further notice, ADJ mail intended
frt.afulo. should he addressed Hawkins
rIe-
E.r-a..u from drowning was accom-
U.-..I 90 Cochran IH-t week iu the ease 0f
tHr|. Williams. H1y about l3 years Old,
-l.s Capt. J- 80 Williams, who, iu company
ufa three other HHE-. went swimming in
H.... mar f.H cemetery. was attacked by
lraa.- aai .aHo nearly drowning.
U.bH.l E.I-- gEg Ordinary decided. on
W.-#.H. tuf iuers were not sufficient legal
grounds f.r contest iu the Cross kevs election.
IHsf..-5uu leaves One stock law party the
r.tur- IHe contest was based. not upon
erala.i-uf illegal ~ le-. lut upon the general
r.-uauaErueut uut closing the polls too
early.
tt Atlanta Thursday the trouble in court
drrrf.r Thomas E. veal ease against John
30 THuu- HuH Utl.r-. was finally ended. Col.
TrIr.l-. representing the creditors COmUrO-
u.-a- moved tH revoke the order making Bell
and others uHrre-, ON the ground that they
were residents ol the State. The court
granted ,as motion.
T1emgtuu- t0Eavc been held at Forsyth to-
iHr. hr fHe Confederate soldiers Of Monroe
county. BIAS been posi- UluaH to Monday. July 2S,
uI account ul ilg reunion OF the Butts county
companies 90 Indian spring, which comes OF
ou tHItlay ~ rriy0r5 0f Company k, First
Regiment Georgia Volunteers. viii also meet
Uu tUg --fh. fI E.aee arrangements Co attend
Oh" rguuiru DO tlt regiment at Charleston ON
tls 8 D ut urNt UU. iH.
Elber.du Erl- Srr: Wear1 informed that
the m.-t terrific hail storm ever passed
through tHat -Fgtfn. swept thr0ulh the lower
part ul EIHHr. last Friday night. Do was very
heavy .lD plantations ni Nr---s- ". 3. and
z. 4. Tate. Ou Capt. ID. B. Cate's place it
swept away several houses auu moved some
distance 3 large harn-0ue uf the largest
houses iH the r1Uu.y, 90 blew down several
miles rt fencing. % large orchard and left bare
@ whole cotton de.d.
Tho mystery of arJ the motive for the as
sa--Hatlau Hf Mrs. Ieu Mitchell, 10 Walton
CuuHfF.J -t..l unprecedented and unexplained
The finger ut -l-u. .luu. however. at this time
is srlr1rrgI toward vnuuE Tom Mitchell. her
ser--uu. who has been arrested. though ne
says ur W.- lr the peach orchard at the ime
. Eai mile Hr- lt l- ~ald she had two living
tu-.ar.-. aut tUgt tHe ur-t one Is believed 10
have returned from au absence Of fifteen
years luI committed this dark deed.
Macon I'srraf T7E Messenger: At the
rtu .H.ui Thursday morning e man named
stewart q a- -u charge ut hIs brother and a
ti.tHt .N l...f way Lg'm ienne=see to Flor
I.I ~irWtr. E.|.i m O. in lsSl i'm Florida
auIaiigrWlr5~ .H-j IBIS Uiud. lie was confined
ln aH insane asylum Uut managed To escape.
going i1 Tennessee. where he killed a man
ulutl DAVIS. A lynchiuE party caught him.
ull Hl..H- lU INSANE turned hlm over 10 the
authorities fut Bee was tried. He was ac-
quite. because oi DIS insanity, anu yesterday
he was being taken back home.
Augusta EErrriat. Thursday evening.
a.0a- I.r, @ negro woman by the name ii
anna fH.- -Nlu- uu Greene street. near
tll.E..# where She is employed in the ca
fa...' ". servant. was the UcrpctratOr OF an
u-t tulIa-r.. U. DOB this Citv-thrOwing vitriol
iu fle farH uf another cOI1rcd woman. ii
staE- f.7f Anna h3J been at eumity with the
ll.aIt3 woman iur some time. and yesterday
'.r..a-. .iHu Der passing by Auna's place OF
a.-..- -ar i0us advantage of the opportunity
e-t fwHtgI lEu contents of a bottle i'm her
l1', destroying her sight and otherwise ter
r 'r'lI.a- ler. This Is The first occurrence
o. i-e AIl.l eyer nattd iu Augusta.
Doug asv.lis Ser. AIiule sensation was
era 20 iu h'US.asyiuC by the quietly con-
gLttt' tureUrrt uf Miss Charity Strickland
With N-- I-J- Bowen. of salt Springs. MIR.
bowen caI.e uu during he day, and late that
r'1..l- A'-- ~lUck|Ir quietly walked from
lsf A.Hg aUi Joined Mr. Bowen at the depot.
4 tHW minutes llCrward the O'Clock tram
,-at a."H- 4li. boarding it, they were soon
li.ae. re N.-. springs. Here thew procured
l-- SERVICES ul Eev. \. L. Hendricks and pro-
,,'.e- I' .a. Methodist Church. where they
sslt L.'..l iu marria-e. Madam RumOr
.-' Z, -t-l lNsl have been lovers for about
L.u 1e.I-, Duo parental Oi icctiOns have kent
--4 .NaI-, until they decided to break loose
.t.t l-r rl-traIut and be united. We learn
~. -...t l i-o'er all parties have become
Dawson -rrr711. Little Claud Carver. while
paying uH fEe creek near town on last Satur-
.--. -...--".E1 WAS severely bitten by what
-a. seq t1 De wafer mOccasin. & snake
~ a.'-- deadly poison. The little fellow in
E..f.a a-"lt jumped Up ON o log and IN an
-.iN. --. snake bad sent its fangs deep into
-.'t- LNt pain WAS more than the little
" t'a.N bear and he fell 10 the
screaming with great anguish.
~ was brought 20 the residence
Z -s -rardmujEer. Mrs. Carver. and
' ~ At.Hfi. s sent for in great haste. When
81 ,.l arrived be found that the side Of
.., la- been pierced in two places. as
VIZ l1rH. auu that the foot aud leg
feit a.. black and blrc and swollen very
--,t. rs was evident THAI IL was snake bite.
r-i t--l- Too q very serious one. The doctor
s--t O. t5Nr-c 90 heroic treatment bv admin
--Ht aut ammonia aud at the same
- -.s arli, ia- thc foot with a lancet By
numerous remedies aud applications the doe
- hA- 4l.e l1 defeat the poison and little
e.-.l -s BOW dong well.
Na,sr taken .r0m the ThomasviIle artesian
VIZ w, q. q lt1 uf 500 feet has been aualvzed
--- las ln.uWIuE result: The water was
lolgl t0 la,3 ln solution h 135 Grains 81 solii
-..E Per u-ted States gallon. a follows:
...e--.t t- sofia, g.2Si; chloride of sodium.
-.-- .-.-..i-ty ul potassium. -2l1: sulphate Of
r. -, -.5.A' 74IplaJe Of lime, 2.642; sulphate Of
.,>-..- -aai silica. $50: organic matter and
-..-ri water, l63..-total, HIS. No
- el 4llu .uinOId ammonia could be de-
e-- llis Is 81 very excellent drinking
s AN'tE the composition ordinarily
-.- --.-.- l,s aFJesidn waters taken from great
--- II Il entirely pure and wholesome. IL
-t tS---l~. not properly be said to have
l-l qualities. although the large pro-
--.- .- carbonate Of soda renders Il aka
..' -.' anu lse other ingredients give it some
.- que character of an Alternative and pur-
.- water. have no doubt that the con-
~-- -sl " ilis water would be healthful in
'.-sls and would be especially beneficial
s.sy7 ~ Sidney troubles. In any event il
---s,tt55.E tn ordinary pure water-as that Of
-,..i-.---5l rlrlng>-iu cases Of general tor
F-s F.'--s "a natural actions. II. {. WHITE. State
NJ >9n Journal: On last Monday, while
Ne iLlam Jennings. OF the fOyvn district