Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-17


--.nruuei after April 1.
.-. ur. L. r. james. Of Greene county,
e-,arr worth Sl5,Co0 OF $4,000.
A.ams' summer residence. near Da-
lbs been burned. The loss Is $1,000.
-uare'l shat steps are being taken 70
--l court house at Isabella, Worth
-vulvcrs of Darien VIII meet tO-mor-
-.lrr the a1vlsablhty Of boring an
acl-
q. 40 work at the old AlatOona gold
rear Acworth. They are ''panniug
Ea-e Darneu. OF Griffin, died at At
sunday from the effects Of a difficult
0Heratlon-
were about 500 subpmnas issued by
- grand jury % Madison. most OF them
one ca-e-
PLAN i- on foot 10 secure the weather
Athens, and have the 81 gnals dis
from Che Commercial Hotel.
-En societies of the University OF GeOr-
.." chosen COL John " ID 1niel, of Rich
..-- as commencement orator.
attempt to wreck work train near
uF D. acin- large piece Of scantling
rracs was male Saturday night, but
ul-Icccs-iul-
Brown. % McDonOugh. has knit six
".l spreads In the past fourteen months,
-.rrll cNntaluing bj5,3lJ stitches, or an
-l-e of f.la5, 500.
measles have broken out in Cumming.
U4u's school is badly crippled, as quite
arni ihe students are sick and others
pei going 90 school.
.r. Iaue'1u. who In Greene county two
Hr1 shot negro girl named Louisa
was found guilty, but recommended
g the court last week.
.H--k kluE an excavation in the northern
t.c -. C. r. H. ward for the turn table
S.. tr- & s. r. r. at Augusta a number
lau bones were dug up. They have
...- llll there q century.
T. members 90 the Columbus Guards are
IL hfr ff
q prize 40 the Mobile drill. They
been drilling nightly for the past two
49,. and purpose % continue 10 do 50 until
-...-- -.e Interstate contest.
Il. citizens 81 Buzzard ROOst, few miles
Macon. on the Macon and Brunswick
.. have taken "a sudden dislike 20 the name
tIe place bears and have taken steps
F. DO hanged They have selected for
station the more euphoni0us title Of West
..-.. ana Wiil lu al. probability succeed an
.r..- e tle name changed.
trrlr-eurufs have been perfected with
... AGENTS oi rue Mallory steamship Line for
rr.-u rate from New 1orE TO Darieu.
10 laiiuE Will be signed in New York
...risu. aud thc steamers viii touch at
lsTlck on their way % Fernandtna in
-alt of. as formerly. ON their way TO New
York Isy this change goods leaving New
hars ON Friday 800 be delivered IN naTien
on Tuesday following.
petition has been filed in the OrIiuary's
Once. Athens, for tIe probate OF the will Of
William Hale. late 90 Clarke county. The
WII Was made on AprIl11, lS5i. and witnessed
rv Nm. o. Llmrkin, Archibald Moon and
Wr-,cr Nauce- TO was written ON GOufeder-
rra rl.--r and sea.ei u3 On an old home ma lie
erveIoue. Ar- Hale was - years old at the
-.-.rf r.s fe4fb. His estate consists mostly
r- lands iu Cla4 S- county
r.rt-tr c,rra-r. 1ndeuce NEWS. March lf:
..-r NIGHT about ! O'Clock the residence
u. NJ. Ponder. at the east end
Third street. was tound 70 be on
Mr.. Ponder aui family closed mp the
AMI went ON q visit % the cpuotry, ,.eaV-
about n'ci0e- saturday evening, leay-
.-rnaue Iu the house " When the ire was dis
.rei DO llt made such progress that 10 was
..--.l lIe O. save any thing Everything was
NOT even their clothes were saved
...ur $500 ln accounts and notes were
-.r.vri- Ihe loss on the house and furni-
about Si.4i1. The property Is insured
resent Insurance Company Of New
-1r $500. This IS the first IRE We have
-..rs thc advent of the railroad
H.-.weu Sln- Away back IN the misty
-.. Hart free negro Won the affections
-Ult- woman The law was against the
marrying of the races in the southern
--. and they were too well known IN Hart
.r.uut DO. The couple went % South
..- .ul. and repaired 20 a magistrate over
r-.. The magistrate had q suspicion that
..uln was Caucasian, ami told her
t..- She would have 10 make oatn that she
..---a hIo1t IN her before he could marry
l#. l.l She give mp in despair Not bT
tr.--..rl- mai5rity. She announced her
-.t--- fa take the oath. Making excuse
.-.-.H moments absence, she induced her
So lover Oh cut a small vein IN his arm.
%
frlrE it- aud then proceeding To the
we trutIiuliv sWOrc that she had
rod In her.
-.-e corresp0udence NEWS. March
.. ..-.....r - xht the bar Of VI MatheWs Chas-
r = --.. q house be Onglng u x. 4.
--.- -i.-rr0v,,d by fire. About u o'clock
r-. D t....fy-ru cai1le In from the OchlOckO-
-..- where he had been fishing; he
-..- these houses en- his way home, he
..rr aflut 900 yarus from the business
- r.vrr. liz had only been home few
- when he went out IN the yard ana
..-.F r-a inst coming through the top
-.-r a- Mathews & Chastains store.
E. -...H-effv caught on the INSIDE, but
.- was accidental or lnceldiary Is
-...r Their stock and store was covered
-r-suce. The house OF Mr.. Ferry Is a
..--. u1 Insurance on It. nc hau some
f. .-.l Iu DO which he saved. The store OF
q Anderson barely escaped Deing
.a--.l tH- roof caught ire, but was eXtln-
--..t '.et1re much damage was done. Ihey
u..t aI their stock Of goods out IN the
1llI- we're badly damaged by rough
.ut bv nre blowing on them Their
--.r. - damaged a. least 3 per cent. One
l---- Travis Collier was arrested on suS-
t..- morning, but lie proved an allDl
a- H-- released.
Ha-e Panra and C. H. Belderman we're
t--..r.I UtiEaut- 10 suit which was before
H-.U..lu superior Court day or Two aSo.
H.-. lara swiss aud neither could speak
E-.-r The Tuccoa Nelcs thus describes the
f~ tr-- Pappa could not speak English
--ee testimony through Interpreters.
w ---- Albert = auh and Henry SIG were
q. Iuterprelcrs. The lawyers. or the
n8t understand one word the wit
question would be asked the IN
'rsrisu and ne would ask the
,f rta,, t0ess IN Swiss and the ~
.e- yr1uII give 's.e aasssr @ OF I1S " " ~
English o. she N<ssl,s-sbsr1 countv
.I-- nation is novel 10 e,-;,..,,,s Tbese
.ll produced much me- - ,ro-i n
cannot understand e. - sam
.---- DO Isl. therefore, amusing L. = the
F. -n. or Pope Barrow. attorneys -
Sal
-...., quest on which he cannot under
-a. .-Ii it i- equally as amusing TO hear the
ask the swiss TO ''speak louder. so
- -rv may hear, etc" The swiss Wit
--.- f. not evince embarrassment, on the
--r- they seem 20 reailZe that they are
uIl be protected Henry SIG ana
-.-r.- ~tfuh seem TO enjoy themselves in the
.i interpreters; they seem 10 ENJOY
..rv 90 the situation. and evidently re
.-4t they are performing task Whicn
E-.e- himself could not perform.
a-. .- 3D. E.ot uatured. clever. Intelligent
--- .-l deserves well at the hands OF llaDer-
N.e-
N ule ago the question was raised
t.- liquor dealers and the revenue
r. Che shipment e.. %. ID. OF jugs aud
e--eS Of whisky. The question was
30 t1 the Commissioner OF lnlerna.
.. who finally. after q great deal OF
--.- 5euce- decided. in view OF the hard
-- g.. r.e legitimate trade, that he was
.-tII.t the matter remain IN allegiance
.- -re case. had been decided By some I MI
81. States Judge W hat gave rise 10 the
was tins. Richard Roe, living IN
ea-.rlr. orders from John Doe. liquor
-.- NacOu, gallon or WHISKY 20 Oe
rs..U. ID. The whisky Is carried bY the
ef-.-- company and the amount due
.-t-I hv the same. The revenue
claimed that the express
aHE was an agent. and was haDle Tor
-a tlN. This was frequently done along
u.- ut roads where lie the prohibition
--.- The case was recently decided IN
..tei states District Court Of Illinois by
--. Treat. The decision Was about thls-
H .e. distilled spirits are shipped By ven
-r. DIS veuter. 10 be paid for on delivery.
CARRIER is tile agent OF the yenuori tnat
-.-s remain the property Of the vendor
bands Ol the carrier until the cOudltlOn
e,"l- .rlvmenU Is complied Withs lhat
ls made at the time when ana the
where tLe goods are deliVereI on Pa!
aul that liability 10 speciai lax u7
-- dealer. under the internal revenue
---. .-rurrcd by the vendor Tor that time
-- acC' Now that the question has been
..- t-e revenue collectors are alloMSu
re--un. and will proceed TO collect tne
gf--- lax ln all cases coming to their knoWl-
8 tle-s EI1Her- WGfchmGH: The Superior
E' 20 Halersham county closed its session
- fr 4i, and from ali accounts II has been
-..-. FruEful one. 50 Tar IS several OF the
----- .Hcsrs are concerned. and also TO sew
s- t-a- u ave not had the pleasure Of holding
-. ur 81 1re in the ring. Groves, the Or
--ar. at the county. was tried for malprGc-
-, ami 4fJcr q lengthy trial the jury brought
80 verdict % guilty. The evidence Of several
.-. Witnesses was very damaging not only
1r-s.-. hut 90 other parties. Groves VIII
s I- new trial. and il viii probably be
.-r-- years before the people Will see him
-- --e penalty. The evidence about
r..Herr of the safe in the Ordinary'e