The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1885-10-01
GEORGIA GLEANINGs-

Madison R. Maxwell, who was hit
on the head with hammer by an
unknown man, in Atlanta, after six
teen days died on last Friday.
The Senate has passed bill re-
quiring the registration of all deeds
or bills of sale within thirty days af-
ter the transfer is made.
IT is said that arrangements will
be made to remove the Georgia ex-
hibit from Macon to New Orleans
after the State Fair.
The commissioners of Fulton
county on Wednesday increased the
retail liquor license in the county,
outside Of Atlanta, to $4,000. Here
tofore the license has been $500.
J. Luther Young of Wrightsville,
Ga, was discarded by young lady
in Columbus because of drunkenness,
and he committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the heart.
Perry Vinson the one-armed bur
glar who was sent up from Albany to
the Chattahoochee brickyard last
October for six years, escaped Sept.
90.
DR.. G. S. Harris, of Rome, was
suddenly stricken with paralysis Fri
day at noon, and ever since he has
been almost unconscious. His CON
dition is regarded as critical.
Patterson, the man who cut his
wife throat few years ago, in Banks
county, forfeited his bond at this
term Of court. Mrs. Patterson was
at Homer during court as witness
against her husband.
Friday night last, Easter Thurman
colCffedd, the wife of A. S. Thurman
Of Cedartown, gave birth to a chile
which was found to be possessed of {
number OF teeth, one full grown anC
several others emerging from the
gums.
A ship arrived in New York Fri
day on which man had died witt
cholera week ago. Tho ship sailed
from Marseilles, France, but there
is no alarm concerning the balanc,
of the crew.
J Eugene Beck, the Rabun count,
wife and sister murderer, has beer
found guilty of numbering his wifi,
and sentenced to the penitentiary 70
life. If he should get clear of this
case, the murder of his sister vii
confront him. Things look gloom
for Eugene.
Mrs. Clint Taylor, of Atlanta, i
likely to come into the poss essiOn o
a million or more of money left he
by her grand father who was a revo
lutionary soldier. The land lies il
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
and is valued at FIVE hundred mil
lions. There are only five heirs t,
this immense estate.
Mr.. George c. Bales, well-knowI
farmer Of Catoosa county, met with
very sudden and shocking death da
or two since. He was on horseback
riding towards bis home, and was sud
denl Y stricken with heart disease
The stroke was Immediately fatal
and he fell from his horse Il corpse
He leaves large family Calhoun
Times.
BY mutual consent in Cherokee,
| Ecounty Superior Court last week, Pc
and Ed johnson, two notorious reve
nue. informers, were released from
Jail, and the peace warrant upor
which they were committed was dis
missed by this agreement tn,
JOhnSOns are to leave Cherokee coun
ty at once, never TO return, and st
leave the State by or before the Is
of December, never to return.
On Wednesday last Mr.. j. II. Har
ward, the druggist at Snow, had occa.
sion to come to Vienna court, and lief
Ham Pate, a lad, in charge of hi,
store. During the day Sol Burke
colored, came to get quinine for hi,
family, and the young clerk, through
mistake, sold morphine instead
which the negro gave to three mem
bers of his family, one of which dice
and the other two recovered under
the most careful treatment of medi
cal aid.-Nienna Nindicator.
A man by the name of Adam.
came from Alabama to Early county
some weeks ago and got work at A
| Mills house as farm hand. Rep
resenting himself as a single man, h,
gained the consent of a worthy young
lady in the neighborhood to MARI,
him. Mr.. Mills however, "smelt ;
mouse, and learned that in Henry
county Adams had deserted his wife
and seven children. Mr.. Mills wen
home, took Adams down and gently
laid on his bare back 100 lashes
He left Mr.. Mills with thanks sale
he'd always remember him and &c
straight home to his wife and chill.
dren.