Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-10

An r. thief Captured Near for'
Z, Horse - Hundred Lashes on the
G7i' - the Fate of villa Kica
scoundrsi.
GEORGIA.
The old jail at brunS"l0N 40
c1 moved away
Ai ~. were ~ vessels arriving IN Bruns-
,,i.k last mouth.
Mortified cornstalk mas ie0'''''' OeeN
,.'rl nt Greensboro.
~ r,..,ro are four distIlleries In one dis
lin Henry county.
If 100 chickens raised by colored
O"v i, Americas "a were stolen.
"V ''',,. "a colored laborers left Qultman
p,orida roads on Wednesday last.
lVl ~ ~ Linton. owner of the oldest
D"tCrv mousse in Townsville, died Fiji
day. industrial scbnoI
IL ,orad women will be opened ut Quit
man soon. .,
@no hundred and eighty-two birds were
U nv four sportsmen of Americus on
Thursday.
u, i. reported that Valdosta will fur
,1,cral pupils for the fall term OF the
amman high school
ruo ears loaded with lumber plunged
..to tba river at Brunswick, day or two
ngo rom e. b. Reppard's dock.
uon " w. Gordon, OF Savannah, has
t,.r1inir Atlanta. He likens her OPP
rilIes Of future greatness to those OF
Chicago.
Nox4 Thursday the survivors OF Ley
49, hattplv. Ninth Georgia battalion,
U Uni nave reunion at Ponce de Leon
smln9s.
There is fence in Irwin county in
icing the pasture lands of Messrs.
Fiatc6er. Young and Clements, that is II
miles long.
Tina civ Marshal OF Brunswick re-
rnrla5 1882 30 collected In fines last
honra. The Treasurer reported 1866 20
in cash on hand on Aug. l.
During the wind and rain storm of Fri
dsy several cabins on Mr.. Nathan DeJar-
neits place in Greene county were blown
down, and negro child was killed.
Sieve Harmon, cOlored, while AIDING off
some timber at Clark's saw mill, near
Greepvine. severed the femOral artery by
mtsdirected blow, and is dangerously
il.
Ouite number of dIstillers were in
Greenvilie last week to meet the Deputy
Revenue Collector and take out license
, for making brandy from peaches, now so
abundant.
The people about Fort Valley have been
So blessed with good crops, health. and fl
napclal circumstances that the Mirror
suggests a gathering for thanksgiving and
fra'ernization.
MI King, of Epson county, has been
elected Dy an cY rwhetming majority as
Representative to succeed the late Rev.
W II. Richardson. King ran on the anti
prohibition platform.
A. Fort Valley Tuesday, in removing
the scaif0iding on the artesian we'll der
rick. Julian Flynt and Mr.. Smith, who
were engaged in the work, fell distance
Of about 10 feet, and were pretty badly
bru sed
viii Battey, the negro boy at whose
hands little Abbott Wingfield met his
death at Rome, Wednesday evening, was
captured Friday on the Berryhil farm,
about miles from Rome. He says that
the shooting was accidental.
The largest tree in Georgia stands near
Washington. 1t il 20 feet in circumfer-
ence at The ground, "A feet in circumfer-
ence at the height OF a mans waist It
is 20 feet to the first limbs and 100 feet in
height. The first Presbytery of Georgia
was held under its branches nearly 100
n years ago.
Triton correspondence NEWS, Aug. 8:
On Yesterday Anna Young and Maggie
Ingram engaged in a fight. Anna bit
Maggie on the face. 1t required six
stitches to sew up the bite. Last night
unknown parties shot Anna through the
nigh The bite will probably prove fatal.
Tie trouble grew out of jealousy.
Not yery long ago George Morris, OF De-
nab county, lost a churn OF milk one
81 ~ 70 rf "a M fnv. i'll
ing 1t was stolen. and few days after he
noticed some buzzards gathering up in
ms neid' and, upon going TO see what
uey were after, he found one of his
neighbours dogs dead, with its head fas-
tened in his churn.
Az Augusta, at O'clock Yesterday
morning, TWO frame houses and an old
saole on ReynOld street, below Centre.
occupied By Green Mays, a oolored hack
man were burned. All the horses and
,,glloie7 except one carriage were saved
IEa!s was insured for $500, and considers
nuiseH SAFE. During the excitement a
negro named Aaron fell from the roof of a
MUSE ana was seriously hurt.
Joln May, accompanied by his wife.
was iofdng Soap creek, about one mile
Aom Lncolnt0n. few DAYS ago. The
az NJ was very much swollen, and as
o oi,. Mel ur0Ye into the ford they were
E%l.ru uoWh the stream by the waters.
aI'uunatsly they lodged on the foot log.
81 a1l mus escaped the impending danger
VI browning. The horse and buggy were
CO. an hour afterwards far down the
~7eN ana were rescued,
~ Inc recent Sunday school celebration
Sa, pTSalnr, Theodore Tabor, son OF the
e'. IT. Iabor, and Miss Eva, the youpp-
q uNusnter of Col. WILDLY, a we'll
S.ju journalist, decided they would
alIt ilelr fortunes and their hearts They
ID - Ip,pptt,1iiiatelY 10 Atlanta, proceeded
A,n.,.l 1illlp's church, where Rev. DR..
c,n11eiong made them one. The Young
sre pe nave gone 70 housekeeping and
frar5oo ewing the congratulations OF their
Az 1Nnes correspondence NEWS.
ma-o' sheriff COlman with a nosse ~
WIN Sal. ~ ~ ana captured horse thief,
Wedro,5e IT. NJ. Shaw's bay horse ON
ored uoy night and saddle from n col
cain nun and passed through Fort
ry ~ "D'ut o'clock Thursday morn.
,htyb, t ,e lhlNi was surprised Thursday
)sn,, ,l'te niles above Bniubridye. in
trolSl' county and quietly arrested and
6 ter,e,, ,,,cN to awHittrial at the septem.
ool,rsi on superior Court. Two or three
ntt,i Huktes from Justice were com.
aipl,e 70 lMl here this morntnO sor,o Co.,
Bealonss 'nu some for carrying concealed
. IN MAJ ,s,,t'ianta, Friday, a well known sena.
tdA r1..i courtesies Of the floor extend.