The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-08

the Betting at Albany, Monday
Murder Near Buena Vista-Marietta'
Runaway Girl Found and Tells
Strange Story.
GEORGIA.
Brunswick's candidates for municipa
offices will be nominated on the primar,
plan.
Election bets were hard to get in Albany
All the boys wanted to bet on Cleveland
One man was offering four to one OF
Cleveland on Monday, and could get nC
takers.
Bishop Beckwith confirmed a class OF
thirty at Columbus on Sunday, and at the
close of the ceremony urged upon the
vestry the necessity for building large
church, as the present ediice will not seat
the communicates.
About week ago one Of the states con
victs, who was Under the charge of the
Chattahoochee Brick Company that is
grading the extension from Buena Vista to
Columbus, was struck on the mead by fell
low colvict, from which wound death ensued
last Saturday evening
2. s. Parker, living near Americas, com
mitted suicide on Saturday night last. He
mixed up vile dose Of turpentine, whisky
and strychnine and went glimmering into
another latitude He was about 40 years of
Children behind to fight the battle Of life.
There was a joint meeting of the board
of health and the city council of Bruins
wick Monday. The board of health acted
and the council confirmed their action.
Capt. Dixon offered the following RESI- lu
tiou, which was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That no person shall be permit
ted within the limits Of the city of Bruns-
wick from any infected points in Florida.
Off
cate" approved by the mayor and ard of
health, under penalty Of $500 fine, or
ninety days on the public works.
Some days ago Mrs S. White, LADY of
hign social standing and large property
owner at Tallulah, at which place she now
resides, having given up her New York
home, unfortunately met with a severe ac-
cident, involving the loss of an immense
quantity of blood Count Percy n. de
Duboeay, NJ D., who is Fellow of the
Royal College Of Surgeons Of England and
a member Of the Royal Medical Society,
nov resident physician AID surgeon at Tai
lulah falls, was soon in attendance upon
her, and the hemorrhage was checked. SO
much blood, however, had been lost previ-
Gus to his arrival, and the ordinary means
not proving as successful in restoring the
patient (who is upward of 70 years of
age, as could be desired, exhaustion being
extreme, Count de Duboeay, by the modern
operation known as ran,fusion," passed
directly from a blood vessel in his own
arm, quantity of blood into a similar YES
sci in the arm of his patient. The result
was most successful, and Mrs. Whites life
has doubtless been saved by this timely and
heroic action. No medical assistant was
present to lend trained assistance, and
Count de Duboeay, besides opening blood
vessel in his patients arm, had also to open
a similar one in that of his own, aud though
very faint himself after this generous gift
of blood to save his patients life, in answer to
a question put to him concerning the opera
ton, his reply was: at was necesssarY. |
simply did my duty, and am glad of it"
Adelia Sharp, the little girl that left her
fathers home, near Marietta, Saturday
evening, was found Monday. The fa'her
and his neighbors kept up the search all
day Sunday and Sunday night. number
of clews were folio we'd, but in all cases they
proved useless. The discovery of the girl
was an accident She was fourd near Nc
1ver's station, on the Western and Atlantic
railroad, between Atlanta and Marietta.
The woman's house at which the girl was
found is some distance from the road, and
the parties in search of the girl had several
times passed near there. The woman is
known to be friend of Swigarts,
and has been, it is charged,
throughout party to the abduction.
After Swigart was locked up in Marietta he
engaged Col. ID. W. Blair to defend
him. The lawyer, acting upon information
from his client, took the train yesterday
morning after buying a ticket for McTvers,
and started out to find the girl. Mr..
Sharpe, the girls father, came down on the
same train. The two men became ac-
quainted and went together to the house
where the girl was thought to be. She was
found there, but refused fatty to go back.
cha w N nritc ID
first inquiry was about Swigart. baby,
amt you glad to see me?n asked the old
man. Eyes. sir" she said; "but | am not
going back with you. You haven't treated
me like daughter" swell, Pm glad to
see you. You have caused me lots Of suffer
ing, but it would have killed me if hadn't
found you" Il AM not going back with
YOU" said the girl. The lawyer joined with
the father in entreating the girl to be ssnsi-
BILE and go back home. you don't
know how it is" she said to the
lawyer. my mother is in the asylum at
Milledgeville, and pappy is living right there
at home with girl" She broke down.
but was obstina as ever in her refusal to
60 home. 'Pappy has beat me, and hasn't
treat US right" she said. "You ask my
sisters and they'll tell you, to- II / 90
home now he'll beat me again.. The father
promised to treat her kindly, and after con-
siderable persuasion, In which the woman
joined, tue girl finally consented to go
home. She acknowledged that she had left
home by appointment with Swigart. 1t
now appears that Swigart had, when he
left Atlanta marriage license, and really
intended to marry the girl. The plan was
for him to go back to the woman's house
Sunday with minister. Sunday morning
Swigart was in the station-house in At
lanta. ,And for that reason his offense was
kidnapping instead of bigamy.
FLORIDA
The frame of DR.. Temples new store at
Brooksville is being raised.
Lake Helen fruit growers figure out a
profit of $4,000 on their oranges.
The Lake Helen school has suspended for