The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-29
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA, FLORIDA AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

Ring recovered in Novel Way.
GEORGIA.
The corn crop in Laurens county was
never better.
At Americas Friday funeral procession
narrowly escaped being run down By
train.
The Exchange Bank Of Washington on
Wednesday declared a per cent semi
annual dividend, payable on AMI after
July l.
George Hall, ons Of the partners in the
shoe firm Of JOAN D. Hall & Bros Of An.
gusta. died at midnight FridaY nfxns AZ
mis- home In the coaatry rsar Grass wood
P. J. Moran hiss resigned as = member %
the hoard Of education % Aslaasa. rhe
reason assigned is a press OF censr bzzfaess.
Judge John I. Peadlseon viii rrcsably De
elected to ill the vacsrcy.
4 warrant for SS.e4l. payable - A =
West, quartermestsr general. was issued en-
the state treasurer Saturday for the general
expenses for communication and sucplss sur
the first week OF tbs uilltary ancasn1n.eun
The withdrawal Of Ecu. j. Z. a5lI from
the Cherokes county alliance provoked cun-~
siderable eomzena az the tins. and nov
threatens 70 res1lt IN a 1rsaca ae erseudsass,
between Ar. Eli and Enn. Thomas z
VIM.
Last Saturday sns bends rscanfs,r iss,ltsi
BY tee Town Gf Eloerruu Rars iisaesssd e.
There were dve ounIis gf ans .isunIuiualsslu
OF $500 sacn. Amounting - g. oa Fas~
SOIL for 81, esnEs On rls dtsilaEs sl,cse
par. / Q. swift 1f Aznans was -sia mr.
chaser.
w. 8. synuTn- Al snpiovs " aie 7ss z--,ss,
Dam Lumber Gamuanv az Wsyaru.s. an
Wednesday zulfarsd . ssFars INJURY sem
having one Of ais Test sanLae Nv ziss rum
nlng machinery DrS NrYf auIE lli.zaS
artsr examining ais wuunffs. 5FrIrt q -s..>
sssary 70 aEnpufnrn lnaa ar an 1Ess.
AZ a nesting at -tis 1aaE~t M ii1-sarzrs 4
cne Aerchanf1 Bauit az T1iifHsExs. Fraatx
N D. Lans. azEIisrs lanEtezf IN 1lH -ssisr--lz.-
Eon 20 zccsDS stla yifrs 1I-ssliit.siIsSr Il ma
Ci1izens' BANK of SaragisrsIlL Z n En.s,,.
junior nsEn1HE 1l -tlss i'm NJ Y 7 Gzs-ss a
5r7.,, E'E lEiaTaEnlnlzass sstxnsE1 ms Ruasazs1r
- " la1lEn, sara TIM a<ilxun TAnnse~.s
u d FaaTs 1itt. NH iEIs lszar HirEs 11s sane
raznr SEruu Eru-1s-sTfrsass wears Il a tie
oniw ars lae svaw ErvTltHt. xErlE d EA-zass as
gnud as nHsvg lasssH- nErtTIF <tH mark q >
r1zor m tIIif1L um tiEF lass xssk- when.
wnile Sharpening ms -1zar. Mr.. Oudds cut
a WY AnlAl lnissss N rns arr1-L
AZ Gl1EslunmI1rI Oh lhp night Of June
Il m slz-ssDrTtzn WIN 81 weeks ago had
wurfrAE Mn a tfrf THE-T sartsDcs attempted
% GSatcuE 1if Htl1t n Ens CrAEfish Spring
Land ISmfnErE he war heard az bis work
D. GAgE 1EynIE. 1ht bookkssper, who SCI
gS1r@t l1a1s surrounded ths building and
arrsasaaE nm Els subsequently escaped.
EvD ssniarHt rnsn got into heated argu-
r1a11 sr'ar game Of cards on Juue is at
z1E 1saEuar Dam 1rmber mills at Wavnes,
essrV2 Cine uf them emphasized his remarks
It sz-fr-Tlng tbs contents Of his pistol into
s.ts zx.1aas1iraE q his opponent. A physician
VII Ez--ia1 II 10 Erbltrate upon the results of
tEz 1.z1sraDne, and his verdict was that the
Easaaz part Of the performance may result
sEr&sEsLE.
IhzTs h 10 question that the people of
AzgzEts vii demand, whom the city's pres-
eHss ol1Tsct with the gas company expires,
f2z1 US CITY Dc Lighted with electricity in
steal q gaA The only question is whether
TIE city WI contract with one of the local
e1sc--1c light companies to furnish the
lights. Or whether 1t will erect its own
plAat and provide its own apparatus and
electricity.
A.. One q Atlantais best fire engine
horses Ess almos. ruined Saturday. There
was hre this morning and reel No. 4 was
running very rapidly to 1t. when it ran into
q furniture wagon that was in the way. The
tongue OF the reel was instantly broken off
and joe" the right-hand horse, was
thrown over on piece Of sharp iron, which
cut terrible cash In his left hip. The
other horse received no injury except few
slight bruises
Washington Gazette: There are two
young captains of Georgia companies who
viii be at Chicksmauga, who will be of
some interest to us ia Wilkes One is Can't.
&C. Wilcoxon Of the Brunswick Rifsmen,
the other Is Capt. P. 8. Wilcoxon OF the
Newman Guards. These two young fellows.
Aaron Cleveland Wilcoxon and Paul
Semmes Wilcoxou, are the only children of
mother who was Miss Hattie Cleveland of
coxon OF Newman, was a gallant oonfeder-
ate officer.
Justice l. @. G. Lamar, who is now at
indian Spring. telegraphed to Judge Emory
Speer, designating him to hear and decide
applications Of injunction which may arise
In the Northern district Of Georgia. This
order Is TO be in effect during the absence of
Judge Newman of the Northern district
from the state. The first case tried bv
Judge Speer under this new order was that
OF John Martin and others, an English
syndicate who had bought much property
around Gainesville, vs.. A. d, Gambler and
the former owners of the New Holland
Springs property. In this case a temporary
Injunction was granted by Judge Speer.
Willie Carroll Of Augusta was page in
the House of Representatives at Washing
ton Tor four years. His salary was SIS a
month. Last year be gave IL up to learn
electricity He went to Augusta and started
with the electric road there at $50 a month
to learn the business. 1t was not six months
before he was in charge Of the operating de-
partment OF the road at good salary. He
has just given that up to 60 TO Chattanooga
and take charge of the electric roads there
at handsome salary. One years study of
electricity, In apracricai way, starting at
the bottom, has placed him in position to
earn salary equal to that of Judge of
the superior court.
Abraham Silkey, negro living lust
across the Richmond line IN Burke county
punished his 13'year-old daughter in most
cruel way the other day. Abraham told
the girl 70 gather fagots with which 70
build a fire. This she neglected to do. He
slapped her at dinner time and told her 10
have the wood by supper. She did not do
so and told her parent that she wouldn't do
30, splitting IN his face. The mother was
not at home at tine time. This enraged the
negro. He caught the girl and tied her
with pillow line Placing her bare foot on
block, he seized Ratchet and split the
toes on her left foot in some instances
splinterlng the bones.
Waynesboro True Citizen: Bailif Law
son arrested Thursday on the farm of Noah
:. Taryer, in the Sixry-ninth district. Rafe,
Sim and Sam Hollis. They are charged
witn making an assault upon John w.
FARMER. These men were in Mr.. Farmers