The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-05
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

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GEORGIA
At Snarta the whisky license has been
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IN MONDAY mg1t last, during the gre
WORKS ulspldE on hallfoad avenue, at Fof-
syth, ChH Ellison was accidentally shot
through the 1901 by W Ill SIlbson, producing
quit9 d p 31i Nouhd. =" me dE Nlo f1j
va lailul i ils pistol II wa acCiuehtauy
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Monday Ira Jennings started to Knox
Nllle with the malI. when he encountered
mgh water at McElmurray hill, on
Echeeconnee creek the bridge being en-
trely under water. lie learned that the
bridges across Jordan creek and Tobesapkee
were also flooded, so he turned back, and
the Knoxville mail failed to go through in
consequence.
Congressman Gambler has spent the holt
HO1 UIAAoAA AIS uDlllE 1tOltS at tTdtutteFlilt.
he VIII not return again until Congress adj
lourns and viii leave his canvass in the
hands OF his friends. There VIII be, If signs
are anything, a sharp contest for the nom
Inatlon IN the district. Several counties
have their petted fayorltes, whom they
propose to put forward.
Tuesday Frank Hartley a merchant at
TAYLOR. Crawford county. went to ms stable
to feed his horse. and while in the stall he
took out his rocket book and laid If in the
horse trough. When he returned with fha
corn from the barn the horse had chewed
up his pocket-bOok and 1922 in greenbacks
There was SO IN gold also in the book,
which was all that was left of the money
or book. AT last accounts he was having
oil given the horse with the hope of recov-
ing some of the money in this way.
Saturday. Henry Merck. who resides two
miles north of Gainesville, went out TO eet
some lght-wood. and. not returning on
time, his people went out to hunt him, and
when discovered he was dead Coroner
Dorsey held an inquest. and the Jury re
turned a verdict that he di-i from an nm
known cause There were no signs OF
violence or evidence of any struggle, anc
be was supposed to have dropped dead. liz
was one OF six brothers, who were among
the oldest citizens of Hall county. and 4
good old man.
Brunswick AD,,eoI. .Tobn r Richard
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia comes in
to-day for another local from us on. ratbe,
his 2-year-old baby boy. During the first
four months of that b0y's early CHILDHOOD
friend Richardson was runnirg the n;rbt
line between this CITY and Jesup' and When
his how was 4 months Old we etatad ~ =
local that the father had never seen his
boy awake: To-day Mr.. Richardson III
forms us that the thing has changed, and
Tor the past eighteen months he has never
@sen MIN asleep
At Augusta Tuesday at meeting of the
members of the PRESBYTERIAN church il was
decided by a resolution offered bv John A
North, to reduce the expenses of the church
for 1888 from $1,000 the usual annual cost
TO $500 To do this the salary of the mas
tor, Rev. William Adams. will have To he
reduced at least 81 900. The CONGREGATION
is well known to be the wealthies+ in An.
gusta, and their action this afternoon II
seems, was only to let the preacher know
they could dispense with his services. and
were DESTROYS of so doing. DR.. Adams Will
probably resign in a few days
John Williams (colorecD. under arrest al
Atlanta, is believed to be the negro Nybc
murdered Andrew Ford at Rocky Ford
eight months ago. Ford was rnnnipr a
locomotive engine for a lumber company h
Southwest Georgia. One nipbt v.hiia or
his angina cavaroI ,,ac,roas t9,,,,,,,.a-. :.