Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

sons house. II seems that the BOYS had
been gu general froiic all night, and did
have little fight IN another house. but It
was sometime before the sccId Mt and
nothlrg of serious nature. 1t Tas IN
this tlicultv that Norris received the
bruises tound on his BODY HIS parents
were ensltely satisfied and esq expressed
themselves. ltiwas a most Ii. fortunate
ahdir. aud on. nat was deeply regretted
bN All "a our items, aud none more so
IMAM the young men who were with the
deceased that night.
queer proceeding on the part OF
husband has lust come TO the surface at
Macon. Three men had met at he house
OF one OF the trio to transact some busl-
ness. otn discussing the matter, the
man OF the house said to one of the others;
Nv Will walk on and talk Of this matter
as we 90" and as it. was in the evening
he picked M lantern and they walked
on, followed by the speakers wife. a 1dy
OF some 90 years OF age. and the other
man, VINO politely offered the lady his
arm. The two men arrived at their desti-
nation some little distance in advance of
the others, and rs the other couple came
up the man was taken aback by the hus-
band, who began to speak pretty harshly
to his wife, telling her that he knew what
kind of a woman she was, and drawing
his pistol he tiOurished it al the affrighted
escort, Wno ran under house to escape
punishment. The actions OF the husband
are unaccOuntab BILE in the face Of the fact
that mis- wife is 4 woman of mature age,
has grand children, and has always borne
an unblemished reputation.
Griffin NeJos: Thursday night between
the hours OF 10 and II, an outrage was
perpetrated IN this city, that, as narrated,
reflects somewhat upon the efficiency and
watchfulness of our city police. ON the
corner of Hill and solomon streets is the
house used by the campers who patrOni1e
Cole IL Stations warehouse. and the tar
mcrs VINO are compelled to spend the
night in the city, with a feeling Of Sc
curity make that house their headqu ar
ters. Oitimes bringing their wives with
them. Thursday night as a gentleman
and his wife, who had arrived from the
country during the day had prepared to
retire, white man considerably under
! the influence Of whisky came to the win
dow and dem anded admittance, which
was refused him. At this be became in
| dlgnant and proceeded TO break the win
dow in, at the same time using most foul
/ language. For about a half an hour he
kept this up in the presence OF the terror
stricken woman and her unarmed hus-
band. After breaking the lower sash
away the miscreant became heightened
at the approach of some one and fled.
All the prisoners in Jail at Wayn esborO
escaped on Tuesday night. A fire was
kindled on the second floor and hole
burned through. by which the prisoners
escaped down stairs. BY means of an
iron bar the front door was broken open.
William Garvin, the murderer of Bill
| HaWkInsOn, was heavily Ironed with a
ehain around mis- neck and made fast to
the centre of MS cell This CHAIN was
broken, and Garvin carried his necklace
| and chain with him. Deputy Sheriff LOru,
as soon as be learned of the escape, sum-
| moned a posse and went in pursuit.
! Thursday night he found William
Garyin and several of his COM
| rades camping in the woods on the Savan-
nah river, near the scene of his murder
| Gus act, about 20 miles from this place.
An attack was made, aud Mr.. Zorn was
badly shot with birdshOt in the leg and
foot. The officer bravely made all effort
to secure Garvin, but failed, the night be-
| ing dark and the woods too thick to make
| an effectual following Of the escapes. 1t
| will be remembe red that Garvin was re-
| ported some weeks ago as being the brute
| who, alter killing his victim. took the
body, ironed it, and endeavored to sink it
! in the current of the Savannah river.
| Mr.. Z0rn is now at home having his
wounds properly attended to, but dete c.
! tiVes are still securing the country for the
/ fugitives.