The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-20

nr,,duced r. ia no unusual
thing fer calves to give milk
so We are informed by gentleman wh1
knows Of several instances when 10 mas oeen
done, but II is the drst time we naEe ever
had ocular proof Of the reniarEAuie per
fOrmauces OF the female REPRESENTATIVES, Oh
the bovines. Ar. Walton values MS caves
highly and will doubtless be Ve palr u the
finest milk and butter producers IA us
comfy when they reach maturity.
albany Nslrs and 4 dUsrtiser: w hen Capt,
.'bon,ss Weleh Brunswick and Western
conductor. lef. Waycross Oh Satur lay night
fost f,,r Albany be had among his pascal
GERS NJ. j. Stay II Da Hsou, who was accom-
pauied by his little boy II years OF age
Just after leaving "lliaeoocnee capt
! GVoI.b noticed that Mr. Stay was quite Ill,
ard stopoiug by tho seat where be was sit
~ began Questioning him TO ascertain
What he could do for him. lie soon saw
that his passenger was III
serious condition, and, calling as
! sIst.nce. had him removed to
the sleeper. SIR. Stay stated that be had
peFtaken Of copious draughts Of ice water
and he felt as il it had lodged just bel W
his chest There was no physician on the
train. and those WHO were attending the
sick mau we're expecting to stop him in Al
bauY aud send for doctor. Before reach
Ing Albany, though. Mr.. Stay rapidly grew
worse ani died before the train reached its
destination.
AT Washington Tuesday morning, about
o'clock, fra was discovered IL the two
story frame building on the south side Of
the public square, known as the Chase
building, owned by Mrs NJ. king The
fire was ia the upstairs unoecupied roomS,
and before a sufficient force could gather to
extinguish the flames the whole building
was enveloped. One st ry in the
building was occupisdby X. II.
Wootten, dry goods, and the other
by Walton q Wlngtioid, fancy groceries
The whole building ald contents we're
an entire loss, aud IL was only by hard
work that the brick stores on each side OF
the burning house were saved, and for
time IL looked as IL the surrounding stores
would catch in spite OF the earnest en-
dasvoFs to the contrary. A favorable wind
saved the little city of Washington an ire
parable ruin. The insurance on the build
ing was 81 $50. r. ii. Wootten'S ! IS on
stock is $4,000, insurance SO, 1850 Walton
a. Wingheld's loss is $4,000. insurance
So. COO
Fred. johnson, a negro, who lives near
Albany, Monday morning decided to take
some bssves to Ga city and went 20 the pen
to pick them out. Among them was bull.
who showed fight when approached by
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returned for the bull. When he reached the
bull he gave him lick with a large stick
be had in his hand. This effort was not as
successful as he thought. The more the bull
became enraged the more determined the
negro grew, and with his heavy stick he
dealt such blows as ne thought would COM
quer the animal. He rained the blows on
the beasts back in furious man
ner. Becoming dissatisfied with such
treatment the brute turned upon his
assailant and with his tail raised high in
the air made rush at johnson, who, being
unable TO escape, was pinned to the earth
by the infuriated animal Two or three
persons rushed to Johnsons assistance and
rescued him from the attack Of the ami
msl, but not before he had received So.
rious wound In the side He was taken up
and carried TO his house and a runner sent
at once TO the city for physician. Had It
not been for the timely interference of the
hands on the place johnson would have lost
his life. His wound is considered danger
GUS one.