The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-30

s,s,.-aa5 He in n nediately returned TO
Atlanta, and began action ~ trOSer ior TIE
recovery Of the proI te Tty- Inc paper kept
changing around. sn d tnree aMsllt' 70
suited severally in IA Fe OF CoL Inorntoo'
and the case vent % ne supreme court
The court affirmed the eclsion OF the court
blow REQUIRING the boz men Of John l.
Conlsv Go had coma into possession Of
the material Of the pape :, 10 pay over me
money. The bondsneu were OoL a Z
Buck aud II. z. Nshsr, 10 the amount
called for wss over $500 MONDAY tols
sum was paid over = c 81 Inorn5on, aad
everything pertaining 70 the FoSt-Appeds
was fully settled ana adJu 81 a.
Athens came very neal having fatal
tragedy Monday. and II az regro was
the CAUSE About o'cOck 20 n Aarolss,
a demented dsrky. who as once N 1oe
lunatic ASYLUM, entered the drug store OF
Joha Or nford & Co. aud bought some
nofssh As be went out re "a against DR..
Crawford, who ordered him 70 get out OF
his way. The negro cursed nm ou- Re
paid no attention q him, as he SneE ne vas
crazy. At this junctars Louis -orad-n, wac
clerks in tue drug 81 re, car a. olt Win
q board in his hand, and, IL a Jesang
manner, struck the negro Lgh t hek across
the shoulders. The negro & lrsaed upon
him. pe fectly infnria.e3, an raised as
AZ which he had in his hand. IA. braoen
ran from him, and the negro st cred aIses
him. When about three feet spart lhe
negro raised bis AK AID brougt It It down
with terrific force. IL narelJ' grazedl
Bradsn's head and buried itself IN De SOFA
brick sidewalk. The negro Kept & II ng, and
was struck in the bead by brick inro"n
By Dr. Crawford. This did not st ol' nun,
and 10 ran b III a block before h was
stopped. Charley O'Farrell and To- Hun-
nicut caught the ex and wrested i + from
him, after 8 severe tussel. He was turned
over to the pohcs, who lodged him an the
calaboose after much difficulty.
At Sandersville, Monday, r. c. c. X,
well-known Washington county citize re-
! siding lear Oeonee, called at the Pro 5feSS
Office aud left the following warning u atice
for publication: 'AOffice of j. NJ. bighto yer,
Ordinary of johnson county, WrightsS iile,
Ca: This is TO certify that one Nor gan
Boyd, through false representations, Cd
| tanned license to marry Ella Fairy Cox, OF
Washington county. Georgia, and up 20
such proof 70 me being made, L, John d.
| Hightower, ordinary in and for said COUNT
| of johnson, do hereby revoke said license
as null and void. Given under my hand
and seal OF Office Jan. %, 1890. j. NJ hign-
tower, Ordinary of johnson county" Dir.
| Cox stated that he did not know where
Boyd hailed from, but that he formed the
! acquaintance Of his daughter and proposed
marriage Boyd evideltly thought his ad-
/ vancss were met with approval, for last
| week he procured a marriage license from
| Judge Hightower, ordinary OF johnson
| county. and 50 Mr.. Cox AYERS, intends TO
| coerce the young lady into marriage. She
recently refused to have anything 70 do
with Boyd, and he Is now awaiting an OPP
portunity to communicate with her and, II
possible, effect the marriage. Meanwhile
Mr.. Cox is on the lookout for Boyd, and the
nesting is likely TO produce lively results.