The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-04

was the baby. considerable bunch Of q osn.
ing wing by lis side. She was indlgnaa .f 81.
I the trick PLAYED upon her. and immedls% -
! took the child TO Magistrate Coma !,
( On examination IL vas found 70 De
mulattO female baby, about Two Lhon.A
old. Ii was easily identified by us ciothIns
"a being tho same carried around ~ tuo
white girl This girl was evidently as
mother. although sac would not EcHH0
] adze Il She told some people thAI HeI
home was Greensboro, but that she "as
: wet nurse In Atlanta there having - aoopt
/ rho hay on the death Of its mother. Ia lact
she told half d dozen different stories aDou'
the matter 70 those with whom she talAeo.
Alpharetta Free Press: On "edues'1 9
of last week Capt. J. 7. Bond, ore eSe lI toi
the Chattanooga Coal, Iron aud hal4Ioau
Ss@..,r1arv and "a w. Tetun, a wealthy
iron man OF Dade county. were IN t4Is
county looking a: our IRON Deds' M
Tsturn IL will be remembered, was hers
month AGO and through him It was msde
known 10 this company lhAt Ineio
strong indications Of iron ore Ia thls CouiSJ
lie 70 * a specimen Of the ore 70 AbaISeI'Io1
ga aid bad II analy zed. The company
was so struck with the quality OF the o. q
that they list no time 10 Se1dlhS C@F,.
Bond Jne of the company, here 70 look al
II Whom Bond and THtum arrived IN
town last week We met them at their houei
and had an interview with them. Ihey, as
well as we, we're comfortably eX2lteu' x
cause. according 10 their own statement TIC
ORE Is the finest that has ever been oiscD'-
cred IN America. DO lar as tns quaiNy
concerned" said Capt Bond, 1t IS ~
lest in America. 1t has fewer ooJectoD'
able qualities than any ore we have ever
analyz.d and we have analysed ore IRON
nearly every iron vein IN the ohlbu
s ates. This ore is within per cent. 81
pure pig iron, aud contains DC tilahle eciu
land we thi4k the quantity Is al B"u'
too broke in Col Tatum, but that Is 10
try for. If there Is any ore in this county
We are going TO fad it and work 1t, pr
viled the owners Of the land will give Us
chance We must. Of course, have Hpuon'
on this property before we can test It," IN t.s
afternoon they drove to Fields cross a'S
and looked a the outcroppIngs, which A'Fy
pronounced very hne. They have since y
cured options on that property, aud "lA
test II at once.
A fearful storm Of rain and hail occurred
Mt Abueville Monday. The cl uds came
from the northwest and about the time IL
was thought TO have passed IL suddenly
blow I'D from the east and came in the
shepe Of a young cyclone. II lasted about
three minutes The rain fell in torrents.
The damage done in the corp rate limits
viii not miss 5000 or $4,000 very far. Inc
residence occup Cd By I. A. McLane was
blown down. Fortunately he was absent
from home and his wife had gone 10 near
neighbours. The furniture was complete
wreck, and other household values
we're badly damaged. The col
ored Methodist church, with an
upper story for Masonic lodge, was an
other complete wreck being leveled to the
floor. The colored school was in progress II
the time. Fifteen or twenty In all went
under the beuches, and, strange 70 say, only
one little boy was hurt, and bis injuries ere
thought not TO he serious Most of the
building fell of on the ground. The depot II
the Abbeville and w ycroSs railroad. new
structure. was blown down to the flo r.
A. N. Thigpen's store room was blown Oil
i s foundation, also a new one-room negro
house The gable of w. II. Dickey's store
was blown down. A tall new brick CHM
ney ct the Dickey hotel was blown
down on the roof and broke several
rafters. The residence occupied by messrs.
Rudd and Stephens was moved two inches
on it, foundation. The residence occupied
by J. H. Grainey was badly unsettled. The
new store owned and occupied by Reese
Allen was blown to pieces. The Ocmulgee
Brick Company suffered greatly. Mr.. j. ;.
Alburne, the manager says the c)mpauy's
loss will be about 81 800 or $1,000 Three
fourths Of Of n million brick were ruined.
The rolling sheds were blown off and four
hands mot convicts) were badly hurt. One
| had an arm broken. another bis head
bruised badly, one his back and limbs
bruised and the fourth one badly sprainsd
wrist. Thus far If any one is fatally IN
| jured your correspondent is not advised OF
| 1t. Considerable damage was doae to
! fen cing, gardens and shade trees