Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-03-20


..utatIve Hudgins, of Arkansas-A
e-,nd Charity Ball on the TApIs at
atlanta The Fleeing of Cobb
tsauty Farmer.
GEORGIA.
r taxable property Of Cobb county aggre-
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rauutv's grand jury is taking steps to
.-ll voting, and have made out one
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...- --e--uan Crisp has been confined 20 his
ne=s SINCE his arrival at his home
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March thls year Americas received
Cons of -uauO against 2,l56 tons last year
same date
...uerauI wit COXOn, Of Newman, has re-
.. au appointment 10 the United States
~ rg Academy 40 West Point, n. Y.
Scar Alto. in Habersham county. Tuesday,
Ballard shot Martin COnrOy In the neck
.-e. iniicung q painful aAd dangerous
81. state banner Of the women's Chr stian
~...-arcc Mon Of Georgia will be sent to
e.s orleans % De dung to the breeze on
...r-a day.
......umu s-page paper this week by a con-
--e invented by himself which he will
..r. rlteuted. He thinks that there's mil
u-
r..r voters Of Gwinnett county will vote on
Cid. rrurIHition question on April 10. The
--. .-.1ui-rs mp % the present time are not
EeI organize 0, and the whisky men are
everything ln their power 10 win the
T. authorities Of the Central Railroad at
.-.r.r are expecting the arrival OF the Wad-
a1uament on or about May !. II will be
.-i 10 luc intersection OF Muiberry ana
I. -.I streets. and will be a worthy tribute TO
o.. memory of the late President
Carlton Reynolds, a small boy at Macon,
u.rfll story about having been cruelty
--sr.I hV his father, George Reynolds, OF
.r and then put on train bound for
..u. and told never 10 return. He alleges
ta- h-- -tepmother Is at the bottom Of his i'll
eminent.
Walter Jones. a young cOlOred man Of
u-lu. go- into friendly scufle with
..1H Her 90 c0'ored damsels on sunday evening
..-. aud was having lots OF fun when the girls
..- excite aud Hung him up IN the arr. They
...--r trv to stop him when lac came down,
sod -le result is broken thigh.
40 Americas Tuesday fternoon, a negro
.lt % % tree hehi d HudsO 5 drug store,
.ru l limb about twent five eet from the
--.lul- He was engaged in trimming the
.l.- when very heavy one he had cut
..-a struck him, carrying hi 20 the ground
v..b it- DE landed o his head. and in a very
Short time was recovering.
Monday night about 1880 O'Clock several
Erl-es iu Athens were rocked by crowd Of
r.Ehs It d not known whether the men
were negroes or whites. but the police
t...r track aud viii get them n possible. One
.. tle rocks was thrown through a window
.ur1 Young lady bedroom, and was the size
@ mans list
~r.rta Tstr1e1ite. Amanda a. Dickson,
-.trl SieI.l00 heirUss from Hancock" went 10
Augusta last Friday. Everybody on the train
was anxious % see the richest cOlOred woman
.r .le United STATES She created about as
..--h % a sensation as did Henry Ward
lieecher when he Travelled through the south
she was dressed In deep mourning and had
her mother and youuge-t boy with her.
The whisky business in IIaralsOn county is
fu a muldle. The rcturus OF the late election
were -cut to the Governor. when they should
H.. the ordinary IHn % -fli-
nary wrote 90 the Governor aud had the re-
rrrra Aaut back. then issued a proclamation
a- ur1Es1ri hy the act of the Legislature gov
arriuC tie election. Tho saloon keepers say
that. having ~tste aud town license to u.
they VIII not close up until their licenses run
out
The ladies of the Womaus Exchange OF
Georgia are arranging fOs the largest and
nost magnificent charity ball ever given N
1he state. he object Of the bal Is to raise
enough money 90 maize the exchange per
.. areuf institution. The ball Will be given
about April @. O. DeGivc's Opera House, At
Tartl. Do viii br managed tire Y by ladies.
lui while under the patronage Of the Allan
ta ia.ties. those of other Georgia cities wil
-.ve thc affair q helping hand.
s. reception was given az Shorter Female
college at Rome few nights ago To which
-eteral of the m1le students Of the CITY were
lrvIted. several young men who had not
Iteu invited felt agEriSTed, and after the
cruI-on guests bad departed and the college
inmates were as cep went beneath the VIM
I1v- and gave them boisterOus serenade.
TLe next morning they were compelled to
.nuear before the Mayor and were fined SO
eath. An appeal viii be made to the City
Milton Dsaocrlf: It is fact known to
-et-rs body arlualnted with the situation that
r-. town &c IIo-well Is geographically situated
ODD rhe territory Of Milton county, although II
t-rm- part of Cobb COunty. 10 is eighteen
..II Its grau Marietta and only six mtias from
aIular-lta. Tor this reason the population of
I.s-Wcl Us almost unanimously Ia favor OF be-
rr- uut into Milton county. Could not our
senator amt Representative aid IN this i'm
Ias-lut matter, anu u no lnsurmountable
Burner exists, accomplish this desired and de-
-.-lHlc otsl lccte
tuerirus Es-1r7sr: Very much 10 tue sur
rr--s ni alm7sr every one. the cotton receipts
o. 1mcricus for tEe season ISIS exceeds the
season previous, as Is evidenced by the fol-
lowing hEures- Receipts 20 d2te, 23,9il bales;
E-ceruts last season. l-llls excess Tor this sea-
rrr. 1-f- A. these receipts are estimated
lrru september 20 september, the probability
.5 tlat cur reCei.t as Will run up to 25,OO1 by
sept. Q ucNt. There mas been shipped this
season -i,6-e. leaving on hand S-5i shipped at
r'rn-noutiu- date last year, 22,ilO; leaving
rr hand aNs-
Wednesday morning James Adams, who
lives one mile north Of SenOia went to town
t0 cct load %. Euano' ana LETT MS daughter,
- wears ID, at home alone. He was absent
r.Iut one hour. When he returned he found
.1sl In some way his daughters clothing
.la lauEht IRE and that MS building was
ON rre. TJ seems when the girl saw that
clothing was On fire she ran out Of the
o.lse iuto pine tticlet near BY. and there
rFr -'ty burned INTO crisp. Ii is supposed
-r have been accidental. Mr.. Adams sue
e.--@1 iu eNtInguishing the IRE IN his house.
since tho last report two new cases Of small
u-,-l,l-h ucrr-~ss-have developed IN IhOm-
-.r- Dnerf these, q ucgro woman, Tue Wlle
90 George Butler, created some eAcite1eht
from tHc fact that she was nOs Nitlil tue
4-1rantiue section, and her attack cOu.'' nos
t -4il-il -torlly accounted for. She declared
i.al she had not been near any one having
tlc disease, but this assertion u not believed,
...la-c. So Tar. not a single case Is reported
oats. of the quarantine section. Mayor
|arrlm give it as las opinion that the negro
Isl been claudestIucly Iu1culated- She has
heeu placed under strict quarantine.
ree-lay, while the l2-year-old daughter Of
Is. = Eauu. who resides about 81 miles
...lfH 90 taNrenceville, was preparing din
-.tr. beg clothing Caught and almost instantly
-.e vas enveiOp 81 an lames. The mother and
gather were absent az the time. there beirg
nos. present but tive small children. Will
D.r| q, no chauCcd 90 be passing, heard e
.-.e- 90 the --ri and went TO her assistance,
U-t % no agaiI. as every vestige Of clothing
tal burned from he body. In her efforts TO
tKr.rEul-h the tames F2e had set fire TO near
Lr every bed / the house, lnd but Tor timely
l----tancc would have burned a. She dleu
VA Wednesday rlghr.
80 tIaurenccviile s few davs ago Lee Miller.
s. Ialrneymau carpenter, employed on the
raw court house. while adjusting the boxing
-rluu. the steeple, 50 feet above terra 1rma.
lrc.aautaly mashed his finger Being OF
s. rerv.,-S disposition, the intense pain caused
-.ft -t slrken ana swoou, when he fell 20 the
cr.-rf. d1seance of 3 feet. Miller made
r.ur distinct fa is. being stopped in his descent
d. rac scanO.dins. his last fail, however,
te.ur over 30 feet. it vas miraculous es-
...-t. from instant death. aEd probably would
h.rs rr-uft-d fatally II he had a9t been I'M
conscious 30 the time. lie sustained no IN
sorry Oh sneak %, except breaking his cheek
bone.
Rome Coarlsr. Judge Eranham has gone
r1 Atlanta. lie VIII preside ia the supreme
NEurt lu the case OF knoxville lrO2 works
F-- ilkins. Post X Co. one OF the Supreme
tuurt Judges is disqualified The main
question involved IS the fees Of the assignee OF
wilkins. Pest & co. The case was referred
ro an auditor aud he allowed the assignee
SO tal. it then went 10 the Superior Court and
Saere judge Hammond had an issue made
unaE This point and submitted IL TO jury.
ulo found $500 for the assignee. He Is not
-1t.-fed and this council wants 1850.
HfEluE. Post q Go. recently failed IN Atlanta
and assigned. They were bridge builders,
sud did large business.
St AIsrv-s correspondence NEWS, March Il:
ldaror y. MI. Arrow. OF st. Marv's. joined to-
crrhar March DC. John Tucker and FL "a
FHich. stranCers here. In the holy bonds Of
uarrimouv The Mayor Is not quite like
MAJ. David Bailey, Justice OF The Peace OF st.
o-.ce provided he be permitted TO salute the
lra,5-. The last time he married couple the
-ells- said. Mayor, you can kiss her again
flr the s.hsr $. 50-' The Magor backed out -
Tle orange tress Of st. MarY's are very full
cf Gloom anu the prospects for line crop are
Eoct. Notwithstanding we have many
empty dwellings here a. present, Mrs. Annita
EtThtmire is having = dwelling erected on
ueE beautiful lot. enc Of the choicest In the
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