The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-24

GeorR1ans Move 70 Indian territory
to Secure Government Lands.
GEORGIA
The guano factory st Albany viii b
ready to begin work IN few days.
At Rome vandals are making deprsda-
lions against the Floyd county exposition
building and its contents
The water power Z Newton county, II
properly utilized, IS great enough % run ali
the cotton machinery Ia New England. -
Every LeConte pear orchard from four
20 five wears Old in Dougherty county is
worth $3.50 per acre Within thres years
they will be returning q fine income on a
valuation Of 500
A colony Of men iu Wilcox county have
made an agreement 10 drink no liquor Of
any kind. attend religious services regularly
and u do al the good they can for their
county. FOR year.
c. F. Su4sJn, locomotive engineer, for the
Amoskeag Lumber Company will resign
that position IN q few days, and embark in
the lumber business in partnership with
Daniel T. Doughty, at Lumber City.
1t was reported at Columbus Monday. by
passengers on the Incoming train from
Roanoke that the depot Office there bad bern
broken into during Sunday night The
burglars carried of lot Of Old confederate
bills and e. 30 Bloodhouuds we're turned
loose OF their tracks.
Capt J. W. helms Of Atlanta is studying
medicine On March he will Be given a
degree by the Southern Medical College.
and sometime about Jan y, 1899. or before
II President Harrison thinks he can get
along without hin IS marshal here, he will
put out his shingle aud practice medicine
Referring 70 the report pgblshed that a
man killed another in PaTord church in
Coffee county. the Wfllacoochee Nefrs says:
ave would state that one Wright s lis did
raise a row at the Paford church and Gre
ated considerable trouble. but there was no
one killed AZ Enigma, Is reported l. was
reported tina Ellis WAS killed by a c5lJred
preacher at Enigma but that report is IN
true"
The barn on TIE W. r. Stewart place,
about two miles from Au1ericls. was burned
Sunday night. The FIRE was tle work If
an incendiary, SIS evidence was discovered
where plauks bad been torn OF and large
quantity Of corn stolen from the barn, aad
it was then fired b hide the theft. TIE
loss IS estimated az from $3.50 10 500.
There was 10 Insurance On the house or the
contents.
A woman named Hankerson was arrested
at Augusta Tuesday o. the charge If f1rg-
cry. She presented a. order al Mulherin,
Rlce & Co. s store on which She 1btal ned a
pair # shoes The forgery sas soon de-
tectel AMI her arrest FOL owed. Sue male
no denial of the charge bu. CO fesse that
John Jackson fc1i9red., who she saws lives
on Br-dge Row, forged tbs order. She Is
n tie lookup
Monday gentleman Of S-hley county
called o. Charles B.ackman AID asked him
about his hanging next Friday. Blackman
simply said: God have mercy on NV soul
" hen asked as TO MS guilt he stJUtly deui
Il, but admitted that be told a falseh0od
when be ssi1 be was IN Americus on the
night Ioadee was murdered He expresses
himself as perfectly Wiling 70 die, while he
persists il being innocent.
A man named Edwin Sherrell. represent
ing ChaYpen. Chase 8, Co Of New York,
was a. Americas Saturday and took several
orders for goods On Sunday he enter
tanned the guests Of the Allen house with
his views f the people Of the south, char
1cterlzing them as lay. sAifrlezs and gen
orally worthless One Of his customers
overheard his Ciatribe and wrote TO the
house and countermanded the order.
There IS deed on record IN tne clerks
Office, az Geines VI lie, which conveTes 20 the
purchaser al the land south f the grautor's
door. The grart0r OF maker, lived near
CIerHe's creek church. and the deed covers
a. 2 81 AAAr II EEr ear u EtIEl OF fLaL
point. II the heirs u the purcha ser could
hold the premises convevei. the R5thschilds.
Nandsrbilts aud Goulds would be the
Tsrisst Ceggars compared with them.
Jim Hutchesou 0f Wiuterviile was owner
Of one 81 the finest horses in the country.
Early Saturday morning the animal was
running around ire stable lot, when ne
stepped On a hand stick, which mad been
used IL carrying lumber around in building
. new house. A the fore FOO. Of the horse
came down on the end q the stick, the
other end reared 10 and entered his stomach
q the depth Of about five inches. The
horse vas dead in FIVE minutes.
At Macon, Tuesday, Mayor Price reuom-
mated W. A. Wyls, the fourth time in
successive meetings Cf the council. for re-
election a. first Lieutenant OF the police.
be was rejected BY unanimous vote Of the
council Mayor Price said be had no other
name 70 nominate for the position that
night, whereupon Alderman Fr0udfit Of
fsred resolution declaring the office vacant
sBd Stopping Wyhe's pay Immediately,
with instructions 10 the city fathers not 70
pay Wylie further. The resolution was
adopted
Americas Recorder. We were shown
Monday picture Of Susan Eberhart. taken
tbs morning she was sngsd in Webster
county, Friday, May 2, 1878 II is rather
dim, but shows distinctly that sire was a
very pretty woman While il has been a
long time ago, the circumstances connected
with her execution are still fresh IN the
minds Of the people. Al. tbs jurors have
since died, the Judge is dead, the sheriff is
dead, ana only two Of three parties are
alive who were connected with the prosecu-
ton and defense.
Friday night there was dance near Ella
vile, and certain young man by agree
Inent, took a fashionable young lady OF most
Charming address When hey arrived at
the place the gentleman was very attentive
and fastened - disrobe the charmer Of her
many wraps. At last when she stood be-
fore him in short sleeves, low neck and a
dance skirt, beneath which the pretty heeed
feet were displayed, be exclaimed "Oh /:
I've taken of too much; excuse mein but
when the pretty liDs said: "No sir you've
not" be hastily repaired his error by beg
ging that be be allowed 10 return home for
the balance Of her garment
At Griffin, Monday, warrants were issued
for the arrest Of Charles Wilson and Charles
kppinger, two negroes charged with com
plicity In tie assault on K. Brauss last
week. They we're taken ia custody and
lodged In the county Jail According TO the
evidence accumulated there were four in
all concerned in the assault, all OF whom
were stationed at different places, on the
alert for other persons passing, each with
al understood signal 70 give, in case OF sur
prize or failure. The other two are spotted
and will be placed under arrest within
twenty four hours This case has been
worked up by Walter Powell "a young man
Of Griffin, hardly out Of his teens who has