Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-21

stab in the left arm, near the shoulder,
which hied for come time. The difficult
~ occurred near Judge SaelnutHs
front door. Mr.. Wright mad gone into
Judge ShelButts to see him on some busl-
ness. They came walking up from the
back end of the house, and reached the
front door, when the difficulty took place.
Judge Sbelnutt has sworn out warrant,
charging Mr.. Wright with assault with
intern to murder.
W. A. Davis, a merchant of Whigham,
has assigned 10 Zimm Truluck, Of the
same place. His liabilities are about
$4,000. Assets equal. Messrs. Curly
and Talbert, and b. A. Rupell, represent
ing creditors, have filed bill, and OBJ
tanned restraining order, preventing the
asslgner from selling. and allege fraud in
the assignment. Judge Bower Will hear
the case at Albany Oct. %. The Hon. w.
NJ. Hammond, of Townsville, is counsel
for Davis. Donaldson and Harris are Tor
the assignee. T. j. Mcintyre, Jr., Of
brownsville, is OF counsel for parties not
as yet named ia the Dill.
Ty-Ty correspondent Macon Telegraph:
Speaking of musical members OF the
present Legislature, it would be well
enough 10 say that our honorable repre-
sentative should be included in that con-
Vention of folders that Hon. Morgan
Rawls spoke of calling when the Hon.
Bob Taylor is elected Governor of Ten
nessee. Our own Doctor Pickett is hard
to beat when II comes to getting good
music out of violin. Come to think of it,
you Will find be viii be hard to beat at
any game where the interest Of his con-
stiEuents or the interest of the Empire
State OF the South is IN the balance.
c. c. MCGEE, a Macon mechanic, went
to Albany last Saturday and freely sam
pied the Albany whisky. BY night he
had up steam and went into a disreputa-
bic quarter of the town in quest of fun.
His cOmbativeness was thoroughly
aroused, and the first person who excited
his dlspleaSure was suffering man,
VINO, falling to give answers as quickly as
wanted, was knocked down by MCGEE.
He invaded the dOmicile OF Miss Pink
Clements, who failed to lind favor in his
eye, and was knocked out of Time in one
round. After being lodged In jail he made
an unsuccessful attempt to burn the
structure.
lnJ0nes county Tuesdayprimaries were
held for nomination Of county officers, and
the DemOcratio Executive Commute has
declaredthe t0llO wing result: For Clerk
O C9ure K. tt Ross 5l3, no opposition.
For Sheriff and Tax Collector: w. w.
Barrow $50, +. +. Green lT5, Alfred Glen
son 100. Barrow declared the nominee.
For Tax Receiver: W. T. Morris 2Sl,
John A. ChiIds 239. Morris the nominee.
For County Treasurer: w. II. Holsen0eck
;|6G, II. j. Stewart l4l. Holsenbeck nOml-
nee. For County Surveyor: W. b. Fin
uey 264, J. A. Barfieid 1916. FInney nomi-
nee. For Coroner: A. b. Winters 40, A.
J. MiddlebrOOks 81. Winters declared
the nominee.
THIS following is list OF the military
companies whose inspection has not been
reported: Clark Light Infantry, Clncn
Rifles, Macon Volunteers, Floyd Rifles,
Southern Cadets, Spalding Greys, Griffin
Light Guards, LaGrange Light Guards,
Albany Guards, Fort Gaines Guards.
Brunswick Rllemen, Constitutional
Guards, Dawson Guards, Tattnall
Guards, Walton Guards, Wiley Guards,
Crawford Guards, jackson Light Artil-
iery, Etlingham Troop, Governors Horse
Guard, Liberty Independent Troop, Nc
lntosn Light Dragons, Richmond Hus-
sars. Liberty Guards, COlquitt Guards,
Central City Light Infantry, Savannah
Hussars, For three OF the companies in
ciuded in this liSt-the LAGRANGE Light
Guards, the Tattnall Guards and the
Walton Guards-nO provision was made
Tor inspection, for the reason that it would
entail considerable expense TO send Off
GERS from distance, and there is no ap-
preparation for the expenses OF inspection
Tie Adjutant General will use the regu-
lar returns OF these companies In making
UP his report.