The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-30

Quitman Free P'ess: paper which vas
put on record IN the clerks office this week
sets forth that for and 10 consideration Of
the sum Of $4,000 the Quitina Lumber
Comp ny Id its mill, rai.r rsd, deYots,
carr engi .es etc to the Boston AID AL
ba y railroad. Under the terms Il esale
the Bost ~ md a bany railway as INES a
mort gage Of 100000 on the . ntman l. m
Der Company. Tue Bost "a and Albany IS
al,o to CONT ne TO operate the ~aw-mill
ami - run the trans Of the
lumber compa Y. The Sj0,Ol0 mort
ga @ is for sixty 81, 90 bonds b-a ing in
teresC at d De cent. payable N e first
DAYS Of January aud July; the Boston
and Alba " as'Imi < toe pay ueAt u this
per cent. / teTes5. 1t is ha j % ts. wat
this sale viii lead t D.. If ANYTHING. The
Qntman imber Com ANY and tine hoston
AMI Albany RAILROAD nave oe IN lIoked
upon by the punlic as about one clH the
sa ne thin :, the railroad bang considers
klnl OF side venture ~ the lumoer c5mpa ~.
Whether the sale means the Guiding OF an
other road renal to Oe seen.
Dub n ost: Willis Hail, a negro, wa
shot I'd killed by john Z. Floyd, "a tar
wards dis rio, la 6 Sunday I'D rhlnI, lac
par leu lars, as far as we could ga u, are as
follows: On SATURDAY morning II Ifyi we u
up O. NJ &c n. uuJ before leaving nome ne
told his wife to g Hall to carry 20 neigh
! DOR WNR "A ktaL bD HtI tiDl 4'''Eeis -Ai O.
/ ri vi dsliverel the ne sag, but tie negro
/ failed u comply with &C. sunday morning,
/ accor ing to Z g testi uony f James Wash
/ int n. Fl vi approaches bis Nv ashllgt"n'-)
/ house v mere Ia vas, Win llsJ i III view.
/ Wa hIl-to. sqli tina. ne took tlvyd oil TO
/ one sld4a "a asked him ~ raise n difficulty
with aall, hus naj Floyd vent to the door
/ ard. with al GA d, tod Hall To come cut
/ AMI rar,vt tina wagon home. He further
lest 3-i tina. Ha gol to the door l com
( lance giJh Tue order when he saw tie
/ y st j and iImpe back and shut the door.
/ lie sgatei tina Fioyd Ne pls re the door
oaaa and OF MIN. Floyd, in his state
mant, sad that Il "a id chat any me tina.
SUM th5t he was ID to carry the wagon
home told a -- - lie, "a nat the dill
Guilty whIrl resulted in his shooting Hail
arose on accom-, OF mis- dem nd on the ne
gro retract It, AS II reelected On his
JFloy l's wife. Floyd is in jail.
Ada ia .ournai: The county of Taylor
is reurs, ented 10 the House TINS session by
an intelligent and unterrifed democrat, who
IS also 6 gallant exc nfeiera e-Hugh
NeIsler. MIR. Nelsler was a lnenuer OF tue
Forjy-ifth Georgia regiment. commanded
al first by Tho mas Hardsman, and af err
ward uy Judge T. J. Summon now OF the
su RENE caurc, and be relates this interest
ing inc dent c1uucctei wi his prison
career Point Lookout, Md: "After the
war closed, ami Lee aud ! hinton hal
surrendered on or about Ju 10 /, 1863.
Mai Brady, the commander of the
y st at Poi Lookout, not salts
fled wi n the numerous United States flags
which ere floating in different parts IT
the prison, wolfe be vas surrounded by the
hundreds # prisoners who W re being
pa ed q d d 81 ing to Ues the sincerity of
the ne II emf auchisei ctlzpns of tue United
= ate lately confederate soldiers, ordered
a Tn tel States II X 70 be rtIsed on a lofty
pole uear his office Brady made a short
speech, eulogiziIg the flag ex olling the
stars ii d stripes, a d saying many tnings
aC ~ ere 1t delightful 10 Moderate ear,
and requested tue assembled prisoners, who
we receiving their parole papers, 10 give
tnree cueers q the old flag wnen
raised t. the top of the staff.
Tue sad pris 'uers silently wato Ell the
digging of the hole ana raising of the flag
as 1t assembled to us lofty perch, quietly
llste ed, without the slightest Response, to
the snort address OF Maj. Brady, aud tnen
as slle t as the grave beheld the flag wneu
1T reached thu top. MOI the slightest SEM
b ance Of a cheer, not the faIntest word OF
ap lalse or a probate n, not moveme 1t
of t lips greeted tie flag, but amidst the
seve est. s.rictest, sternes, most painful
silence, it as fas ened to the topmosJ point
OF be- staf. The oOe S luther ers refused
70 pa der to th5 wishes of Brady. and de-
clined 10 criuge aud fawn, like sycophants,
ct his fee.."