Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-01

uSc 'areu That the woman must be dead. The
Sulcers entered the house through a window,
Iuuy expecting to find the dead body of the
missing woman. but no trace Of her was dis
covered. Monday Chief Palmer further in
Nestlgated the matter and found that the
woman was at Union Springs, Ala, where
she went last week.
Atianta's sensation over the convict tailor
Goldberg, is about over. Monday morning
the tailOrs who had left the employ of j. A,
Hhuerson ana alleged as reason for so do
ing inc TACT that Goldberg was given work
from lhelr establishment, consulted with Mr.
anderson OF the firm, and finally agreed that
Iucy would return to work, as the convict
had been sent back to the camp on the Chat
Ianoochee river from which he came. Capt
=. ~. Neims, principal keeper of the peniten-
tlary, SAID Monday that he had issued the or
DER Tor the removal of Goldberg from the
CAM 10 Mr. loves premises. He SAYS he did
~ on tne statement of the physician Of the
camp thaC Goldberg would die If he remained
lhcfei Jhat re would not eat: that the labor
was iSsC Killing him. Capt Nelms says such
oIuefs are frequently issued in cases where
lne health of the convict demands a change
ne lease act declares that the age, the
strength and the health of the convict shall
De considered IN assigning him to work.
Hon. Jofeph Myers, of Augusta, the Secre-
tary OF the stephens Monumental Associa-
tlon, has submitted report as follows: Con-
trDuuons from citizens of Augusta, $729; con-
triDuuons from citizens abroad, $3.50 Total
collections, $3.50 EXpenses-Stamps $50: It's
sue paper, 81; Engraving purchased of Col.
Avery, $3.50; Pelot & Cole for photographs,
$lO- Total, $21l; net collections, $6SS. Credit
Dy oraft $500; credit by draft, $500. Total,
fovO. balance due MIR. Myers, SIP Mr.. MYERS,
IN submitting his report, assured the
association OF success, and said while he had
Connected but little from United States Sena-
tors, and many old friends of Mr.. stephens to
WhOm he had sent his engravings, still he
thought That some would yet respond. He
stated that he had on hand about 400 more
en cravings, and would send them to Repre-
fri IL
stephens. and expected yet to receive many
contributions from that source. The ascot
atlOh can now announce to the public that
there is about 5000 balance due on Liberty
Han, which amount it has subscribed.
The Executive Committee of the National
commercial Convention, to be held at Atlanta
IN May, has adopted the following: "First.
me convention viii be composed OF delegates
/ u Ue selected as follows: Every local body
organized for general commercial and not
Tor special private purposes shall be entitled
IN thls convention TO the following represent
atlvcs: Each association having fifty mem
Dels or less shall be entitled to a delegate,
ana one additional delegate for each addi-
tional fifty members. to be appointed by vote
OF the association. ANY city or town of LOCO
lnhahltants shall be entitled to one delegate,
and for every additional 5000 inhabitants one
additional delegate, to be appointed
by the Mayor or Chief Magistrate.
The Governors of each State shall be eli
giole as delegates, and each State shall be en-
tltled TO two additional delegates at large, to
be appointed by the Governor. Second. There
are to bel five national delegates, to be selected
by the executive committee. Third. All dele
gates snail present credentials under seal
from their respective constituencies; said ere
dentials shall certify the number of delegates
to which the constituency is emitted. Fourth.
The subjects to be considered shall be: l. The
American shipping interests; 2, A national
bankrupt law; 3, The compulsory coinage Of
silver; 4, Railway Interpretations; ), The
tauG and internal revenue laws; 6, Such
infr a al
and commercial interests as the convention
may propose for discussion and action.