Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-16
NE NEWS IN THE STATE.
.rzK.R SHOT BY DAUGHTER
IN PIKE COUNTY.

II Denning, OF Augusta, died Wed
~ night, from blood poisoning.
II Galloway, a prominent young at
l. -. - t-om Washington, Ga, has opened
10 NV ~ office at Waynesooro.
Y -a' ,overument inspector was going
IN the books OF the post-otnee at
tnericus, Tuesday, to ascertain "na'
Image Image Jackson had done.
- w. Mary Leak, of Rome, WHO became
H'59,e5 and strayed from her home near
CeI ' an7( a few weeks ago, has been sent
y h'p ne ASYLUM at Milledgev1lle.
,r , far end of the middle bridge at the
IHI Of Broad street, Athens, broke In
w 0S1o q large drove of mountain cattle
Wiz l, orossing. Fortunately none of the
title were hurt.
rol r. 5. Taylor, of Oglethrope county,
C .nors Of age. went hunting the other
80 90, Ind killed seventeen psr:ridges in
"a! o.aen shots, and cut the feathers
5 ,lIT't The two he didn't get in the nine
;eenth shot.
u u currently reported in Athens that
~ Telt0n is backing the knights of La
- and secretly lending his influence to
s UI,' nm trouble between labor and capital,
s ~, he hope that it may watt him into
Office again.
The citizens living in and near East
-gia in Oconee, and at Carithers' store,
~ Walton county, are getting up a large
na,i,ion TO the POst-Ofice Department to
spstahfish an office at each of the above
named places.
AtTallapoosa, Green Barnwell on re-
.,-ninO TO mis- home found Fred Edwards
soad with eighteen buckshot In his body.
awards lived with Mr.. Barnwell, and 1t
"a snnposed was murdered during the lat
ier,s absence over night. Suspicion rests
m Jonas Winbush, who is missing.
Young Mr.. Brown, about IS years old,
loft his home at Rome, Monday morning
as usual, and has not been heard from
snce. He has been working for several
montbs with Mr.. Hawthorne, and is an
Industrious and steady young man. His
PARENTS cannot account tor his absence,
and are very uneasy.
It's rumored that Hon. Adolph Brandt,
nj Augusta, will remove to Atlanta
10 practice law. A very heavy IN
fuence has been brought to bear upon
him. particularly by the Hebrews of the
.snital CITY. and also by many others
prominent in business and social circles
He is considering the matter and will de-
eide soon.
..
vile. last Friday, Puss Duke and her
daughter got into broil, which resulted
in the daughter shooting her mother in
the thigh with a pistol ball. The ball was
orobed for by the physician, but 1t was
beyond reach, and the suffering mother
will wear it in the flesh the balance of her
1avs on earth.
Lou Wagner was engaged, Tuesday, in
surveying the streets of DeSoto for the
purpose of ascertaining what the cost VIII
be to Law the water mains over there pro-
gided the annexation bill is carried. Mr..
Wagner does this at the request of cit
liens of Rome and DeSot0 as the cost o.
this work will have something to do with
the way number will vote.
The charges against Carter Tate of vot-
ing illegally on the railroad bill, and
against the Assistant Clerk G. P. Hansell
of allowing the illegal vote to go improp-
erly on the records, were inVestiga and
and acted upon at Atlanta
Wednesday. Both were eXOnerated. Mr..
Tate, after the roll was called, went up
and declared his vote, and Mr.. Hansell
put it or the record, and says he recorded
Two other votes afterwards.
A fire broke - in the store of W. o.
Hoyt. under the n AtiOnai hotel at Dalton.
by a cat, which used a peculiar and IN
usual alarm to some gentlemen next room
playing billiards. The windows and doors
were broken into, and in about an hour
the fire, which had gained considerable
Roadway, was extinguished. W. o HoYt,
in whose store the fire originated, was
fully insured for 5000 on his stock, and
the building is also covered by insurance,
as the damage was slight.
Willis ROwsy, a respectable and we'll
io-do oolored man, living near Hartwell,
nad about Sl45 stolen from him last Sat
urday, He and his boys were in the field
at work, and his wife, the only one left al
the house, had occasion to leave it for
short time, and during that time the
money was stolen. On last Friday, Fay
cite Burden, a Young man living in the
upper part of Ebert county, left the field
where be had been picking cotton, with
out giving any reason for so doing, and
mas not been heard of since.
1t is estimated that the Atlanta Street
railroad Company cleared $4,000 last
summer on base ball patrons. They paid
me base ball directors about $3.50 in in
staliments during the season. AS a cor
sequence the base ball men are prospect
lnS Tor new grounds for next season.
N'| WV oPObo NACN-CuC Oul
near 0rm0nd's old grove, Washington
street. near the line Of the Metropolitan
street railroad. II they will rent this
ground julius Brown, who runs the Met
Eopohtan, proposes to fence it in and erect
7 Grand stand, etc.. and allow the Allan
.as cent each way on every ticket sold
" ana rom the grounds. The other spot
! nearly opposite the capitol building on
nunter street. 1t belongs to the Georgia
the city.
monday, while the family of James
Llltner' OF Ironville, were away from the
aouse negro entered to see what he
ooula md. The little son Of Mr.. Luther
VI vas passing near the house, and started
~ Pc what the noise was inside. AS be
~. 10 the gate the negro came TO the door
"uu pistol in his hand. The little boy
bsf5c9me frightened and started to run to
LIS latner In field near by, when the
nesIo nred two shots at him, one shot
to..B through his hat as he carried il IN
~ NJ. nand. Mr.. Luther sent the boy TO Mr..
tues lor some assistance TO look him up.
ratd ne vas returning, riding at a rapid
1s.e, the negro ran across the road in
. .a.l ana shot at him again. The people
80 oeen searching for him, but have
It,iru 10 ind his hiding place. He Is
kii o,ugnt 70 be the negro who attempted 20
s sirod MS wife In Cassville a short time