The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-04

toned for Appointment TO the Ap-
pellste Court.
GEORGIA
Mark A. Gambler, the new editor Of the
Madison Mdfisonidn. is out in q salutatory-
IA. A Simmons OF jackson county
wants g., 900 damages from Town Marshal
Salisbury OF GAINESVILLE for falsely arresting
him.
Robert Hodges of Macon is mentioned for
the legislature. HIS friends are ANXIOUS to
yet MIN In the rae He is one Of the
brightest and most popular OF the young
members Of the Macon bar.
1t is probable that at the next meeting OF
the LAGRANGE Banking and Trust Company
on the second Tuesday la this month, MAJ.
A D. Abraham, who has cen the le
president since it's organization twenty
years ago, will offer his resignation, the
step being 10 ced upon him by the feeble
state Of his health.
The double receivership case growing out
OF the Bslkcom q Roberts failure was de-
cided at Macon saturday by Judge Speer,
who held that Receiver Proudft, who was
appointed by Judge Speer, should retire IN
favor of Receiver Davis, who was appointed
by Judge Clarke Of Atlanta, prior to Re
ceiver Proudhts appointment. Receiver
Davis Is now in charge.
Washington Gazette: On Monday Mr..
Mcbride, Mr.. Dooly. both of At
lsnta, and Mr.. Wahl Of Chicago
who is gold mine expert, came
down to Washington, and on Tuesday they
went together TO the Mayruder mine IN the
southeastern part Of the county. When
they returned they did not talk about the
mine or their plans.
Rev. Z. J. Holland, colored preacher of
Madison. has discovered process OF ex-
tracing living worms from decayed hu nan
teeth. He has some specimen OF worms so
extracted, about q quarter inch in length
and Of a flattened shape, dark brown or
nearly black 10 color. he says that tooth
ache, assesses, etc, are often caused by
these worms and the trouble is relieved on
their removal.
Washington Gazette: A negro man named
Will Gaines who lives on James A. Ben
sons Burnette place was horribly beaten
by some white men a few days ago. DR..
John Hill. who attended the negro, says he
has never known such case of brutality as
this one 1t is such thing as will not be
countenanced in Wilkes county. Tue ne
gro was charged with finding package in
the road ana keeping 1t. Then 1t turned
out that another mao found and delivered
it to the rightful owner.
The Sumter county court was organized
twelve years ago, with J. B. Pilsbury as
judge. He has held the Office continu jusly
since, With marked ability ana great salts
faction to he law>abiding people Of the
county. He retired from the office Thurs
day, Gov. Northen having appointed Col.
j. c. Matthews as his successor in office
Judge Pilsbury will enter the p actice OF
law, having formed partnership with two
other prominent at .orneys of Amerious,
under the firm name of Kimbrough, Pills.
bury & Lane.
The members of the stock company which
Is to play at the new Edgew Avenue
theatre at Atlanta hereafter have arrived,
ard the first rehearsal of 1.-THE Heir at
Law" has been held. The members OF the
company are Wilfred Clarke, the famous
young comedian; Walter Hale, Billy Baker,
r. Z. Chamberlain, +. A. carleton, J. 5.
Calvert Miss Victory Bateman, Mrs.
George Dickson, Miss Kittie Holden and
Miss Margarine Howard, all actors and
actresses Of merit aud no little reputation.
A stock company is a new venture for At
lanta, but Manager KleiUacker is confident
that it will be a success.
Col. Bill Glenn of Atlanta is at Wash
ington to argue case be has in the supreme
court. While there be proposes to mix
little politics with business He yearns Co
see Ed Angler of Atlanta appointed t. the
appellate OF the Fifth district. Mr. Glenu
thinks that Harrison might get in a good
political stroke by appointing Judge Speer
to the appellate beach and then give the
district bench To a other republican. But.
according e. his information, Judge Speer
is not being considered il connection with
the appointment. Col. Glenn called on the
Presi lent Saturday to put In a word for Ed
Angler. Col Goodyear OF Brunswick is n
Georgia applicant for the place and is well
backed.
Columbus Enquirer Sun: az came very
near dlstur ping a marriage in the lower
bridge last night" said Briigekesper Allen
yesterday. About s O'Clock / noticed
several buggies loaded with darkies drive
in the bridge. They all stopped beneath the
first light and began getting out. Thinking
1t was crowd II drinking people and they
had stopped to drink i'll the bridge, / APP
preached them for the purpose OF making
them move on. When in a few steps of the
crowd. TO my surprise heard minister in
very low voice repeating the marriage
ceremony. Just then caught a Whit OF
the bridal cologne and also sight of the
shiny silk of the brides costume. The
ceremony performed. the party moved on,
and learned 1t was an Alabama COUPLE
that had eloped to the Georgia side to wed. y
R. 7. Connally, who lives in East Rome.
tells an amusing although rather serious
episode OF his black cook, Mary Dupree.
This woman has been employed in Mr. Con-
nally's family for number Of months past
and always gave perfect satisfaction, and
was considered q spleHdid servant. She
was well treated, and everything went
along smoothly until last Saturday. Then
her husband, Xarcus Dupree, came home
from where he had been working, and it is
repor ed that they had quarrel, he going
off and getting drun k and being arrested
on the streets. The cause Of this uuarre
was another negro man vino had supplantec
the husband in his absence. But, in th,
meantime. Mary went to her employer aud
asked to be paid up in full as she wanted
TO move. MIR. Connally paid her, and Mon
day morning Mary we t to him and sale
she had 81, but wanted So more to pay hel
husbands fine. She being faithful serv.
ant, always doing her work well, Mr.. Con
nally gave her the money. 1t was not long
however, until he found that her HUSBAND
was still in the city prison, and she had gon
TO South Carolina with the other man
leaving him Sc out and taking off clothe
and other things.
q FLORIDA.
The Tampa Bay hotel will open Of
Jan. 10.
W. A McWilliams has been elected mu
nicipal judge in st. Augustine.
meeting of the Camp Of United Con
federate Veterans has been called al Pal