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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-06-03
The Los angeles Eik..

Next Sunday there will be organized in
this city lodge Of the Elks, which is
one Of the most thriving and beneficial
organizations In this country. Almost
every prominent actor and theatrical
manager in the United States is an Elk.
There are only two lodges on this coast,
and both are in San Francisco. John
Perry, who was prominent member OF
the Denver Lodge OF Elks, has been in
teresting himself in the formation OF q
lodge in this city with marked success,
and almost fifty charter members have
already been obtained with the
prospect that fully one hundred will join
before the week is out. The following
gentlemen have already signed the roll:
Evan r.. Evans, Gus Loveland, CAL
Wray, Ed Perry, John Perry, Charles
Shad, Tony Kraker, Ed Foye, +. r.
Clemence, james Meredith, w. o. Bel
lair, Charles Burr, W, o, Mohler, N. j..
Nolan, James Kennedy. Fred Hewitt,
Frank Conant, II. Conlan, james Wal
lace, d. i. Las Casas, George Roberts,
George w. French, Cosuelo, ]. 8. Kee-
fer, d. J. Tobih,, f6cLain, Lehman, Will
liam Conant, Frank billiard, Charles
Wells, John Galley, III. ]. Burns, Ber-
.nard Patterson, Bernard @. Denman,
Irwin 7. Bush, Jules b. Roth, H. O..
Wyatt, Theo Summerland, E. L. See.
woke, d. A. Moriarity, Charles P. Kcar-
ney, A. @. Roques, George p. Barber,
40. Clarke,
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John Norton, while under the iaflu-
ence Of liquor, was struck from behind
by q train of empty cars on Alameda
street, near First street, yesterday after
afternoon. He was standing near the
track talking. to man, who also was
under the influence OF liquor, and, not
noticing the moving cars, was struck and
sent half dozen feet down the road.
He was pic5<a up senseless and taken to
the police Station, where he shortly after
wards recovered,
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speeting Is rasiiy tl.e nominatioaa 81 the
National Convention.
Each member 81 The eommIltce paid
an assessment Of sd ior Contingent ex-
pGnSea d
Mr. D. M. Adauis WAS tl,eA elected
treasurer OF the County Committee.
Mr. Bayard T. Smith introduced the
foHpwing:
Rcsehed, That we, the Democratic
Central Committee OF Los Angeles coun-
ty, Cal, do unanimously ipdorse and de-
sue Tho Nomination Of Allan q. Thur
man, oi Ohio, as Vice President Of the
United States, and instruct our chairman
to telegraph this resolution 10 on repre-
sentative at st. Loais, the Hon. stephen
M. White.
TIN FOLLOWING TELEGRAM
Was thercupon sent:
Los AnSelcs June 2 isss.
Hon Stephen N. White southern Hotel 50.
LOFTS. 10.
Resoitcd rhet il IS the wish Of the Los Augc-
Icy CentiiJ Committee chat Allan @ Thurman
% Ohio receive the nomir atAon fo5 Vice-Pred-
de1 and request your assistance In fursherance
~. AusrSf aEraArFS,,s .,.u,.n
Secfetary.
The resolution was adopted by o stand
Ing vote
Moved ard seconded that the Secretary
be instructed 10 confer with the Supei ior
Court Jul ges to the end that evening ses-
sions OF the court be held on a certain
evening OF the week 80 that those wish
ing to be naturalzed can do SO without
leaving their work during the day.
The appointments d the chair 70 al
wnro rntifiad hv fha cNfn mi tfee
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"a -' ----- -., ~
&fceoRmenanss 10 10 acted Upon
Te-a,orrow.
The Board Of Public Works met IN
regular session yesterday morning ii the
committee room Of the City Hall. The
following Recommendation were made
Recommended that the petition Of &.
J.. Mohu, ASKING the Board to reconsider
the mattcr OF putting in storm water
drain on the corner of Fifth end Spring
streeis and to have the Street RAILWAY
Company compelled to pnt its curve on
same corner further away from the side
walk, be referred to the City Surveyor
with instructions to see that the curve
spoken of is put in as provided by the
ordinance governing such matters.
Recommended that the petition Of the
Los Angeles Gable Railway Compan9
asking that the City Surveyor be in
structed to furnish its engineer with
certified copy OF the established grade Of
Kuhrts street from Gates street to the
Kuhrts-street bridge, aud the official
bench marks aligning said street, be- re-
ferred back with the statement that the
engineer can find the official grades or
file at the City Surveyors Office.
The Board asked further time on the
petition Of Frank Sabichi and others
protesting against the granting Of any
further extension of time for tho nam
tanning OF the switch or side tracks now
on San Pedro street.
On the petition Of r. Cahill aud other
property holders on Upper Main and
Kuhrts streets, protesting against the
granting Of further time to the Los An
geles Gable Railway Companv TO mt its
line on said streets in operation and ask
ing that the franchise for the same be
declared forfeited. recommended that
the petition be received and filed as
action has already been taken prsntinp
the company until June 18th to put their
line In operation.
The Board asked that further time on
the petition Of +. A. Pruess. postmaster.
asking to be allowed to erect certain
painted hardwood or iron posts where Il
may deemed necessary for the purpoge
of placing the United States mail boxes
thereon, In order that the Department
may own the posts and SO prevent the
use OF the posts by persons for adyertis-
ing purposes as at present.
Recommended that the petition of w.
A. FL. Conner, asking to have the Board
complete the contract for the grading Of
Beaudry street between Fifth and Sixth
streets or declare the same forfeited,
be referred to the City Attorney for bis
opinion.
Recommended that the petition OF @.
A. Forester and others. asking to have
Seventh street widencd five feet on either
side Of the street be granted. providing
that the property owners can make SAT-
isfactory ARRANGEMENTS with the con-
tractor.
Recommended that the petition of A.
B. Whitney and others asking for a
change Of Grade along the line al Griffin
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The following were yesterday licensed
to marry: William Jajow and Dora
Kovhman; Franklin F. Roach aud J !.
Anna Gould; Fred Nessler and Dora
Newton; Thomas II. Brady aud Tanier
II. White; J. J. Mitchell aud Amanda
h, Hadley; Fred B. Daubenbiss and
Lilly Leaphart; Alonzo A.. Houghton
and Mary O'Day.
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tho Lark 4 Miss Helen fiyar; piano duet,
yahes on. 10. Nos. selcciea f1ollaa-
nos Rt@lAns, Miss Lizzie Tlulyer aud
Professor Hutti; vocal solo, 'l.ullabyP
fAsthr sullivan, Mrs. @. Il. Iyndall;
vocal solo, I'D "Lullsby" Johannes
lrahms), vocal solo, ID ''rhc frysting
Well (Berlhoald Tours), Miss Lola
Applegatc.
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Antonio Allies, who 10 charged with
having been one OF these who were con-
nected with the murder Of an Indian
doctor some time since, has applied to
Judge Ross for writ Of habeas corpus.
His examination will take place to-mor-
row, and the writ OF. habeas corpus will
be heard on Saturday next.
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Mrs. G. 0. Van slyck, by her attorneys,
has commenced suit against John Wide,
John Brossart, :. N. Meyers, J. F. sar-
tori, @. w. Perkins and VIM. Phippin,
to compel them TO convey to her by pre-
vious engagement q certain parcel Of
land IN the Lsmar's addition TO the town
Of Alosta, ard demands judgment IN tho
sum Of f50o dan1agss for withholdina
came and cost b suit.
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sacred Uoncert.

The famous Hutchinson family will
give free sacred concert in the First
Baptist church this evening at 1880
O'Clock, in which the marvellous little
musical prodigies, jack and Richie
Hutchinson, will participate. Lovers Of
good music will be glad to avail them
selves Of hearing those renowned singers,
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cs.shcdrns sTuslc,

The music at the Cathedral this morn
ing will be IL Joars Mass. Lauda
zion,' by Lanillotte, and the singers
viii be Mrs, Gerty Reeves, soprano.
Mis- a. Kans aud Mrs B aaF(1ak
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Items Of Interest at Home
and Abroad.
ADJUSTMENTS IN THE FUTURE.
Dockstader's Minstrels at Turyerein
Hall-"A Dark Secret" at
1 the Pavilion.

)pera Company Tor . summer rest.
& They continue to say that Joseph JEFF
&tson will play two new pieces .next
Gsaaon."
So Sadie Martinot il going to star I'M
der Mike Ieavitts reinforcement. Well.
what next?
Art;at;coI,v s,e,l,;ro t,,a italian onara
.easos, ', which Sian, Nav iaH st
tbe Govenf Garden Theater. london. has
NOT been the success expected.
..;ss El,,a,,ca As,,,,,1olr i. h,cp AGAIN
IN Naw WI fi H. ,awsre,,, sct;ng and
han3son,a staoa a,,,es ,,ca ware q ,, m q
fha cb;af feat,,res 81 fha jate tonr a Ts7hs
5000, ~ S,ai, If P7 Z; '''e 's 49,, = -
Tnrrs NO. ,sto With t,,a Not;ono !,
onere EornT,snv has bee,, ENGAGED for n
t.r,,, - yaars ~ 10 aol NM ,s,,ii annsar-
~ ,,,:sl, ~ cs,,sna,ss 49,; +,
AZ }Ss,s ~ cor tba srst ti,,,e s'' -
~, =. ~ ''i -. $3.50
yoi. aaaPieson, eie operatlc manager,
=; 6,,J 5Iv III II l. sa;d fhsf ,;s nred;tors
srs now v;,bdrsr .ir nsa;r cjo;rns snd
orr;S;,,o tast;r, III nh T. III e. var '
s ''''..'~t -. =, ,''0 . ~
Miss Carrie ferk!1s VIII pe Inc q Me,-
y mcuraain malu ~ nu' o Icy
aao's's COMPANY mex ssl1s4 ESQ, a,, a,as Pr,
s,,s v1 3sL;ns - ,a,,s;c lssso,,a from,
e 5sar''.e c,raat -
~ :. o"1o'' 49,.
During tne Pei ElilGS u aug. Daiy >
Nav 18th. a scare Was caused by the sud
net eAnncs,on ~ Ia9 elecDlis nsnss n ''d
averted panic. and the play proceeded.
Adrian Doziar tl,a son NJ tbe 81. J,o,,is
crsclar n;lIionaire who has bea, ranch
inc II fbe West has arriy ed n Pbiiadai.
mia. and announces his irtent;on ~ a.
hiring society and enferino the Theatrical
nrnfession riext season a. an advance
agent.
1wo ot;vot Hans ~ sbs vera racantlv
done Il Inrdon for c =, i r,rnoses.
that done o. H. Hav,narket Theater Il
the woyF ~ Edward Rose and the one AZ
the Noveltv Tbeater Is bv William Sid.
nav and Clo Graves The latter has
heen nT,rchased Nv Sonh;e Evre' =
-. l;.,Ia go. u e1so -. n,,.,,
~. nS H. mug ssr ~" pv, W." ~
1870 s? M ~ aie n~a ~ 'i p;nofas s 'r ras
MI a s,ns Miss e Ja rd u'o'w .,s. ~ -
ia .es s -" p.onf, b. -
sIsn p n n;.h har ~ III; ~ tx ~ As-s ,s
eomnenv
Ur~'jd r. p.,,o !. NJ v..,-
Msr isth ssc,,rsJ a. J;rarca sr~,r ~,
.,er;a ' Ws,;s s1 Sararl;a 1890 Gra ~ who,,,
f. w.s ,assr;ad - 1879 Than ,sveJ. ~
se S We n,,in taw .o, ,,,o,tts aq nH r.
Grsrd ota Sly !, +" ta;s na,,,,.~r ' I:,f :
in.s,, vs ssa ~, ~ '''s s0'y na'A :
~ s'o ~ ~. 4. III, 4.
mr. a. M, lsiner ropes 70 pe hpie 70
Eive w. Lester Waiiack cheex lof
y1vuoo lor tne performances az tne Me5so-
Poil,an opeIa House IN nls n a Inc
Io'ai Iecelpls were over szz,9oo .5 me a1o
ED nopeH,s ,, Denen' am seo non g SSo,ovo
george holland e . 70 90 szS,oop, ana sonn
T% - sio'oVo. ..,..
Eme ., Oanning,, Tue autnQress OF
HOck Eye, BABY" and other popular
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People vs.. All Ark, ct al, (six China
mem, gaming--Cause set for trial June
22d; bail, $50 each, deposited.
People We. O. Young--Assault with
deadly weapon with intention to kill /;
dismissed.
Higgins vs.. zaltie--Transferred to
Judge Austin's court.
People vs., L. Observation-Disclosures
until June 4th at 3p. NJ.
People VS.. John Disturbing
the peace /; pleads not guilty; set for trial
June 22d.
Beecher vs. Taylor-Set for June 10TH
Leal VS.. Arkill- Continued.
People VS.. f. Valiant--Set for trial
June 10TH defendant released on his
own racognizance.
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TnE CouRrS.


Departments No. -WfiliamS, y.
People vs., Ramon Chavoz-D Defendant
not being present in person Or by trial,
undertaking OF bond forfeited and bench
warrant issued.
People vs.. All Faun--Same order as
above.
People VS.. All Tong--same order as
above.
People vs. Joseph Buns-Duly ar
raigned; Tuesday to plead
People VS.. Mary White--Arraignme
OF defendant continued until June 9th, at
10 a. NJ.
People VS.. John Burke, l.. p. Thoinp-
son and Hugh Hill--Doly arraigned ;
Tuesday to plead.
People vs.. yokos: Shositi-same as
abgve.
People VS.. Leonard Scars--Cauao set
for trial June 9th.
People VS.. Trinidad Estreda-Papers
from Justice Court fled, and, on motion
of District Attorney, cause dismissed.
People vs. Bridget Waters-0n trial ;
continued till Monday.
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Mabel Il. Aull VS.. J e.. Aull & Co.
Judgment for defendant.
Estate OF Wooli--Letters of admins
tration granted, with bonds in Il 500.
Estate OF Win. Frazier-Settlemen OF
account approved.
Pedgrift ct al. VS.. Encope Motion to
amend summons granted.
Estate Of VIM. ID. Madigan-Pe
for letters Of administration; hearing set
for June 9th.
People VS.. Espinosa-S Statement on APP
peal set for June 18th.
People vs.. Leonard--Same.
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ISL Ssstov ne .P,snsos q 49,
"a ~. d9cn Of Iznity xeexs -.,.s4
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Department. No. 4-Eauttsn, j.
Taylor VS.. Arnaz, ct alien days fur
ther time granted II. Arnaz TO answer.
Brandt VS.. Clark-Cause passed for
session.
Louis J. Michard, a native Of Switzer-
land, was admitted TO citizenship.
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Department No. a..-Gnrdinsr, y.
Ordered that all motions and argu-
ments on denurrers, etc, lay over until
Monday at 10 A NJ.
Term trial jurors in attendance ex-
cused until June 5th, at "a. NJ.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25
CHURCH SERVICES.
Notices of services in other churches are

Notices Of services in other churches are pub
isbed by request on Saturday
Christ Church, johnson square. Rev.
/ THOMAS Boone. rectOr.-Palm Sunday.
Holy communion at $50 o'clock. Morning
service and sermon at J. o'clock Sunday
! school at 300 p. IN. standard time, and
evening service at 4 80 O'Clock. holy week,
services every morning, except Good Fri
day, at 1870 o'clock, and every afternoon
except Thursday at 4:30 o'clock. On Good
FRIDAY morning prayer and sermon at III
O'Clock. Three hours service at IL. On
thursday evening united communion ser
vice at st. Johns church.
st. Johns Church. Madison square. Rev.
Charles II. Strong, rector.-The Sunday
next before Easter Holy communion at
1870 a. IN. Morning service and sermon at
II o'clock. Sunday school at $3.50 p. IN.
NO evening service. Services during Holy
Week every morning at $50 and every
afternoon except Thursday and Friday at
$50. On Maundy Thursday there will be
holy communion at 7;30 p m, and on Good
Friday there will be morning service and
sermon at II o'clock.
Episcopal Free Church, corner Duffy and
" hltaker streets, Rev. Charles h. Strong
rector.-The Sunday next before Easter.
sunday school at 3:30p. IN. Evening service
and sermon at 4:30 O'clock, standard time.
cordial invitation to all and to the for
mer members of st. Matthew's Church.
independent Presbyterian Church.
Morning services at II ii. M, city time,
conducted by Rev. l. S. X. ~Axson, ID.
The evening service, to which all the con-
gregations are invited, will be conducted by
the different ministers Of the city, being the
anniversary services of the Savannah Port
Society. There will be two addresses of ten
minutes each. The service will commence
promptly at 7:30, standard time. Ten min
uteS before which time there will be a pre-
lude ON the organ by Mrs. Burke, of st.
Johns church choir. Sunday school at
o'clock, standard time. Thursday after
noon prayer meeting at o'clock, standard
time.
Gospel Temperance Meeting, under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. at Knights Of Pythias Hall,
corner Of York and Barnard streets, at 4:30
p. n.
COLORED.
st. Phillips A. NJ E. Church, New street,
Rev. S. H. Robertson, pastor.
morning prayer meeting at 5 O'Clock.
Preaching at 1880 a. IN. and 8 p. m. by
the pastor. Sunday school at 1 30 p. IN.
Second Baptist church, Greene square
and Houston street, Rev Alexander Ellis,
pastor.-Morning prayer at $50. Preach
ing by the pastor at II a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Sunday school at p. m. Morning subject:
Christian Resignation" evening subject:
The Decree of the Lord y !
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25
THE SHEFTALL CASE.
Judge Adams Overrules the Motion to
Quash the Indictment.


Quash the Indictment
In the Superior Court at O'Clock last
night Judge Adams rendered his decision in
the Sheftall malpractice case, refusing to
quash the indictment.
The defense held that as Justice Shcftall
had been denied the right Of counsel before
the grand jury the indictment should be
quashed. The second point was that Mr..
thomas f. Stubs, one Of the grand jurors
who returned the indictment, was not a
resident of Chatham county, but citizen
of Effngham county, and therefore the in
dictment ought to be quashed
Judge Adams ruling on the first point
was as follows; THE defendants motion TO
quash the two special presentlnents found
against him has received our careful CON
sderation.
Eve do not find in any of the grounds
taken aught which suggests doubt as to
the validity of these presentmepts.
The statute Cole, section 400 gives to
the Justice and his wit esses the right of
presence before the grand jury. Itdoes not
in terms, nor by implication, accord to the
defendant the privilege of representation by
counsel at mat preliminary investigation.
Nor does this contention receive support
from that prov Sion IN the constitution
which assure to every person charged with
an OlItISt against the laws Oh LblS OLhLe bllo
privilege and benefit of counsel"
The proceeding before the grand jury is
in the nature of an inquisition. Until it is
had and results adversely TO the defendant
ne is not charged with an otfense against
the laws AS consequence OF such con
cluSiOn arises his right to counsel, and the
equal and associated right by the same
constitutional enactment secured. of
speedy and public trial by an impartial
jury
The defendant was regularly served
with copies Of the presentment, He APP
peared with his witnesses. The States wit
nesseS were all examined in his presence,
and he was given the opportunity to cross
examine them. Thus the proceedings show,
we think, fair and full recognition OF all
the privileges which the defendant may,
under the statute, claim The fact that
before the formal investigation was held
before its necessity was made apparent
and therefore necessarily before the de-
PENDANT was summoned or was present, Ger
tain testimony was heard by the grand jury
does not seem to us at all anomalous or
Objectionable, but on the contrary quite
reasonable and unavoidable"
On the question of the invalidity of the
indictment by reason of the alleged resi-
dence of Mr.. Stubbs in a county other than
Chatham, the court held as follows:
ut is apparent from the affidavit Of Mr..
Stubs that his legal residence is in the
county of Chatham.
Were this otherwise the case of Turner
VS.. the State, decided by the Supreme
Court of Georgia, and not yet rep rted,
seems to he authority for the proposition
that this objection to the grand juror can
not now be made.
Wherefore it is considered and ordered
that said motion be and the same is hereby
overruled.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-25
Local Personal.

MK. J. A. Veazie and the Misses Swift,
OF Boston, are visiting Mrs. Mary F.
Rogers, No. 50 Liberty street.
j. E. o. Hearn, of Clayton, Ala, is regis
tered at the Screven House.
Rev. Job Turner, deaf and dumb minis
ter from S aunton, Va, is registered at the
Screven House.
r. o. Pate, of Hawkinsville, is registered
at the Marshall House.
L. l.. Campbell, of jacksonville, IS stop
ying at the Marshall House.
A. A. Smith, of Atlanta, is registered at
the Screven House.
Frank J. Cohen, of Atlanta, is at the
Screven.
T. M. Saunders, of Columbus, is regis
tered at the Screven.
f. r. Memmiger, of Charleston, is guest
of the Screven House.
George w. Seymonre, of Charleston, is
at the Screveu House.
John T. Jordan, of Jacksonville, is at the
Screven.
H. w. Cutter and wife, Of DeLand, Fla,
are registered at the Harnett.
J. L. Proctor and wife, of Lynn, Mass,
are stopping at the Harnett House.
b. B. Smith, of Charleston, is registered
at the Ma shall.
Mitchell Cohen, of Beaufort, s. c., is at
the Marshall House.
c. R. Barnhart, of Louisville, KY, is at
the Marshall.
George H. Shaw, of Daytown, Fla, is
stopping at the Marshall,
W. G. Brown, Oliver, Ga, is at the Mar
shall House.
The following compose a party en- route
North after a trip to the exposition at Jack
sonville: Mr.. and Mrs. E, Jones, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. j. Targin, Miss Targin, Howard
all Of New York. They are registered at
the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Raymond, Miss T. NJ. L.
Thomas, Miss 4 Brooks and w. H. Colby
form party en- route 10 New York after
trip South. They are guests of tho Pulaski
House while in the city.
G. w. Kelly, of Louisville, is registered
at the Marshall House.
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BROUGHT TO SAVANNAH.
Six of the Wounded in the Hurricane
Creek Disaster.

Six of the Wounded in the Hurricane
Creek Disaster
At : o'clock last night a special train
with 7. j. Charlton and six of the wounded
from the Hurricane creek disaster arrived
in Savannah The Injured stood the trip
very well and suffered but slight inconveni-
ence. They were brought here for special
treatment and care, their injuries requiring
it, and the facilities at Waycross
not being sufficient. Waycross, too, has
enough to attend to in the care of the
wounded still there
The injured upon their arrival here were
turned over TO DR.. William Duncan, who
assigned them as follows: Matte Raw. with
her upper third right thigh fra vtured was
taken to the Savannah Hospital as private
patient.
John w. Thompson Ccolored), Of Jackson
vile Fla. with fracture of neck of right
humerns with dislCca;ion, and fracture of
left fore arm, was taken to Martha
Marsha Is house, corner of Liberty and
Arnold streets,
G., with fracture of left collar-bone and in
jury to lower lip, was taken to the corner
OF Liberty and Arnold streets.
Charles Pare (colored). suffering from
fracture of one rib on the left side and CON
fused wounds on his body, was taken to his
honle at the corner OF Liberty and East
Boundary streets
James Allen tcoloredl, with a sprained
ankle and lacerated wound of scrotum, was
taken TO n friends house between Gwinnett
and Bolton streets, three doors from East
Broad street
). b. Mallard, with a fracture of his right
arm. was removed TO No 80 Jefferson
street. DR.. Charlton reports the wounded
left ut Waycross doing well. A Blackshear
special says that Mr.. and Mrs King are i'm
proving rapidly. Miss Simpsons condition
is also much improved. Tom Radley
and Henry Nelson, both colorei,
while at work at the Hurricane trestle yes
teiday got into difficulty, in which Nelson
struck Radley on the head with a hand
stick, inAicting a painful but not fatal
wound