Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-08-28
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
VIEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TIE En- IN PARAGRAPHS.


pssth ron IIa,rv County-Katfe Law
Wonh" In in Trouble at Macon
renee likes stabbed six Times by
Iohn Jones'
GEORGIA.
..a superior Court meets the nrst
, COh in september. -
lonU1 ,.,orta a valuable Newfoundland
At hslTe entangled in a clothes line
~ cboked to DEATH
snu w are few cases Of scarlet fever
I aatIsnta. but the physicians say there
10 - cause for alarm.
is Nv 1 IKE, county John Jones stabbed
In " 8 ike six times. The former fed
ClG s ,Se latter will probably die.
hnr 90 cook, the Taylor county wife,
Jesse C0 has been found guilty of MUIR
nuI1Glj,Sout recommendation to mercy.
Gsl w. 70 woman in Putnam county, a
nes1 goo ago, gave birth to twins, one
Gs! " and the other white. The children
0ig~' rornq men Of Irwinton have de-
Ing - write to the young men OF Clin-
clue ~ ascertain if they can engage in a
Polrootor Crenshaw has appointed W.
GO VIn,or IN a position in the revenue de-
S..l pUvsrt as gauger, with headquarters
81 Lexlngton' -, -.
-;,S criminal jurisdiction over all of
s,rsas below the grade OF murder, and OF
Mi business to the amount OF $0OO.
ono hundred and seven In the shade is
"a n he the greatest degree of heat the
thermometer has ever registered IN Rome.
Sinety.eight is the highest reached this
summer.
charge in libel for divorce recently
slad In Barlow Superior Court Is that the
Setandant kicked the cover of OF petit
q toner on a cold winter nlgnb ana sne
almost froze to death.
An attempt was made Tuesday even
8 ,,- N wreck train on the Rome rail-
sosd when near Evans station. by plac-
;Tg crosstie on the track. The train
nassed safely over it, cutting 1t in two.
81 Mar Flliiav a difficulty occurred be-
q .Tsen lanes Thurman and Bill Sisson,
vasnlfing in Thurman's receiving three
E wounds with a knife, which are said to
no serious. Sisson has not been arrested
yet. ,., .,.....
N he held on Sept. 8 in the Thirty-frst
E Senatorial district, consisting of the cOun-
4 Ties of Hart. Habersham and Franklin, to
Il IN the vacancy caused by the death of
Senator Craft.
NV, Maddox, Of Eatonton, has a
Il walking stick which is now 70 years old.
81 Ne obtained 1t from his father-in-law,
lanes Pearman, whose father cut the
stick from the woods in Florida during
the memorable war Of 1872.
Monday night Dock Garnigan, and an
ether negro entered a construction car in
East Rome. and breaking open the trunk
Of negro employed on the construction
force took therefrOm $50 in cash. One
Of the thieves was arrested.
At Atlanta, Wednesday, while the
friends and family OfEd Cooper, the young
man VINO suicided on Terry street Monday
night, were at the cemetery attending his
burial burglar entered the house and
stole the dead mans wearing apparel.
great many people went out from
"a Athens, Monday. to see the great pheno-
81 mena of stones falling through the house
at the woman on Mr.. Mathews place, and
watched with all their eyes from sun up
TO sun down and have yet TO see a single
rock fall.
A proprietor Of a gambling house in
Augusta, Wednesday, was sentenced to
work three months on the public works.
and required to give bond In the sum of
SOOO Tor his appearance before the City
Court to answer the charge of running a
gambling house. The defendant will GER
iorari the case.
While out hunting few days ago Willie
Williams, son Of John Williams, who lives
Just over the line OF Butts In Henry coun-
~ accidentally dropped his gun and it
was discharged, the load striking his left
hg last below the knee, tearing away a
large portion of the flesh. His death
occurred, Wednesday morning, of lock-
While Lee Gallaher. of Warrenton, was
OSqlng an old-fashiOned cap and ball pis-
tOi last week, he experienced most pain
q ill and almost fatal accident. He had
already nlled up all the chambers of the
plsol with powder, and was ramning
uS"n the nrst bullet when the pistol went
~ tle powder tlashing up into and burn
lug nls lace very badly, and the ball he
"es IdhMlng down tearing out the iron
IN aillOu ana escaping. for wonder not
n.tung Nj, iallaher. Mr.. Gallaher's eyes
are painfully burned.
some time ago, a woman giving her
sanle Dc hatie Lawrence, and claiming
woe tne daughter Of a Virginia editor,
ae brought before the Recorder at Ma
s sol i VI oelng drunk and disOrderlv. She
- .uaU III was Tue nrst time she bad ever
mi a. ~ ~ pohce court, and related pitt
60. ABOUT ner early life. She left the
S. - room with the denomination to re-
s sj..l out was Wednesday arraigned on a
st 'a-.aI charge. She repeated her old
, ~. y, saying that her father was the edi-
sn1 vi she Norfolk EUeninG Ne,os. but she
sSs- 1 lew VINO would listen 70 her story.
ment. " Ten days lnprlson-
hs Ven WEI. the petition for Sunday closing of
ABo.aoon barber shops was presented.
vbiob lal Froudht read an ordinance
fne NJ S api never been repealed, fixing a
bers6oTT- ~ upon every proprietor Of a bar
Che or56 "uo kept II open on sunday. AS
5ts disonu,'aance has never been enforced,
$ surnriso by Alderman Proudi1t was a
tpep ss . Last Sunday the shops we're
lfboa az usual, and no arrests were made.
The naoPs are Kept open next Sunday
police P os VIII be reported to the
sys'ns.% a. Joke. AS the Ordinance
dsv go. a'.eeplng the shops omen ON sun
ofepder sso me Recorder to fine each
the ioka Nv, allowing him no discretion,
one 'tI IA ~ y carried out, will be a costly
g.. FLORIDA.
house. 'i'l Is to have a new school
nanuiactoor,oo nave carriage and buggy