The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-15


I rrl-l.r=-t farmer H7llZ near D-c-srt
A- vas recurring home from trEl, -ls
-1-sa .eC4-1s frightened ard -a-sv 1ln 1--
q --s --zgT. re fe- c- s.7 -=ed- sons
LeEr - wiring GEAR ~ saw El4 fall, 1
e. 1- o. MS sss,s-a1-e. they f-u - him
lv-g IL tLs road Ilse-s.b.s. H wa ca
/ r.-1 a1ns id = Days.c.sl zsne f-r. All & a
/ wc1ats we've pronounced very seEloGs, Il
I not fatal
/ Arrangements are b@inz perfected By
I which 2 postal c.srx Tlil Oe r-zcet On t1s
| r g1t tram Cetwssa Macon ard AZ us-a
Z Il-s p I'D z4-s G c5lo.s daily mail between
I -c=ss points. b tlis lzsc coLcea--1l TIE
I Dcs-al department has done f1r 1aco1
I WnAt hsr merchants have asked for year
/ sf,e- wear WITH 20 fa7ora5is response. and
( that is tb@ putting on q 2 dclcla daily mail
service CTer every road leaving AID enter
[ taz Nscoa
Lumber City "a rov ca = c5rs.dsraoIs
boom -Ei1sy Bros 4 ClsEelAcd, o..
asked the council % donate ,NsatT airs
[ q Lard 20 s-su. and they would stab ian E
naval yart here. ami ggraates o. exDend
~ lsss. So 90 q the plant t1e first year.
I h .and 1as zen gwen. AID J., Vii u1t be
| l1nx before fine sea 10 bats. slaz ooess and
5arEes Will Dc Constructed and launched.
T1s donation q the ste Is largely d1e .
Ho1. u = McRas
At T5orsboro owing q slack business
and fallrs % meet rents. the hotel Gamer
y as clJsed Friday and is STICK q furniture
and keys were turned over 20 J. r r
Miller. the owner Of the muse Mrs MAJ
J Ga!uer Lss I 70 parts unknown, and
also p K. Gordon, for breaking Opel and
moving II portion u the furniture. A
warrant ass been iss1sd for tls arrest Of
cord r. ard II found be will doubtless get
TIA extent % tie law.
The Bfosius Saving Machine Company
d Atlanta has resolved orders for 1000
saving machines from one dealer IN Viz
gina. Tie first machine will BE- finished il
about sixty deya Mr.. B-osius, the
inysnt1r, i rapidly getting rlcn. He has
already ci5ared So 90 casa out q MS ~ -
Ing machine patent, and xii owns q large
block d stock The manufacture II lis
azlss viii beg IN few days a. the Atlanta
bridge works. and he has q new steel rail
patent that be thinks 81 ally valuable
james Billiard, aged Il years, a ID Miss
jennie Bush, aged Is wears, Of Zebulon, ran
away, and went 20 Miner, where ? mar
rage license was procured. a1t theY were
made one. On their return .be Young nan
became frightened % the idea Il having lis
fathers wrath poured out upon his head,
and they mI.ua agreed that ]. should I've
kent a secret. ICe Old gentleman went 70
Miner on business 2 few DAYS afta-. and
was Informed of the occurrence. He soon
had the separated c5u-I- together. aad now
they are living ia happy coa;satuen5 a. his
residence.
It Is reported at Bailey that on last Fri
day, as some gentlemen were hunting near
Wheaton. taey discovered a dead man in an
open well Il the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad. which had nee7 dug
% supply heir engines with water and then
abandoned When the corp g was pulled
out IL was found e. be that OF Fgeder OK
Barlow, who had been missing fer several
days. Several parties state that Blrlow
was last seen on Monday night near the well
The road runs very close D. the well. and il
Is supposed that in the darkness the unfor-
tunate man straysd from the path and
! fell in.
+. ". Blue, a jeweler Of Atlanta, is an
old newspaper man In a conversation yes
tsrdsy, rs said: II started the first demo-
/ cratic newspaper ever established in Wash
/ ingtOn county, Nebraska. Frak Hitner
| who was a redhot republican, was a friend
Of mine, but he ran the opposition paper,
| and made it exceedingly interesting for me
while remained there. Just before went
! there, about eight years ag', | was g t.
editor on the Chicago HeT0id, ard Bill Nye
| applied for a situation on the paper. ard
! was turned away because there was No
! room for him on the paper Now BIZ NYe
has all the money and fame both tina. he
/ can desire"
On Thursday morning Nrs. Caroline
| Foster, an aged lady OF Taking Rock va
! ley, was drowned IN the river while al
! tempting 20 cross it. Her body was not
/ recovered until Friday. when IL was found
| half mile down ream lodged against a
| large boulder. Her sons made fearful Of
! foul play by her absence from home, insti-
| iutsd search. The valley was soon informed
| by messengers, and by sunset seventy-tive
| people had assembled 70 drag the stream
| for the missing body. The night was spent
| IN suspe 80 by the family, and not until
| after elise search was the body found.
| Mrs. Foster was an esteemed widow lady,
| g years old
! A terrible fight, in which a molly crowd
| Of white women and one man took part
! occurred at Columbus Satu day on Four
TO nth street. opposite the factory boar ing
house. Jane McCann, Eliza McCann, Kate
| Nores worthy, Dora McCann and Richard
| Noteworthy vera the bell yereots. They
beat and pounded one another in true
| pugilstIc fashion. Kate Nores worthy, more
| ferocious than the rest. seized lamp and
| broke 10 in pieces on Eliza McCanu's head.
! A cash wound, from which blood copi)usly
! flowed, was the result The police were
sent for, and Officers Reynolds and Bailey
| promptly responded. The disturbance was
quickly quelled.
At LaGrange, Saturday. considerable ex-
element arose again over the woud-ba
murderer, Andrew Baugh He waived
commitment, and the small bond Of $3.50
was assessed. An immense crowd f negroes
gathered ia the court house 10 witness the
trial Three negroes stood on Baugh's bond
and he was released. As soon rs he reached
the street he was again arrested on a war
rant for shooting inside the city limit.
Later the bond was raised aud he WAS
again freed. Saturday night at 1851
o'clock stll another warrant was sworn out
against him for resisting an officer. lie
will be required 10 make another bond,
which, it is thought, he will be unable to do,
A woman crying bitterly was driven up
ie front OK the Ocean hotel at Brunswick
Sunday. Two small children were seated
beside her. A reporter inquired the cause
OF her trouble. and in reply she told "A sor-
rowful tale She left Savannah Sunday
morning. Her husband was TO have gone
with her. Sho supposed he was on the train
until they were several miles from Savnn-
| nah, when she discovered his absence Her
| pocketbook and money had been kept by
| him. She had no ticket, but the kind
hearted conductor, Mark Verdery could
not put her of, so no paid her fare TO Bruins
| wick. When she arrived there was no
! place for her TO go. Two hotels refused to
| take her without money. Editor Brohstou,
Of the Times, seeing her distress, secured
| her a boarding place till her husband is
| heard from The supposition is that ha is
drinking. His mama is d. q. McCaskell.
| Movor Glenn Of Atlanta insistg that tho