The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-26

| we beg TO inform You that after the eNami-
] nation OF your invention the academy mas
conferred upon you the title Of mem pei OF OF
| honor jmembre d honreurl with award OF
I. Hrst-ClaSs diploma and the great gold medal.
/ f. Bocttcher president Mr.. Barbrey IN
! veutiOu is q machine for weaving wire fence,
! and was patented in the office ~ washington
/ ID. c.. last April. He has been engaged IN
/ perfectiug his machine for the past three
| years.
/ No more pools or combinations on the base
4 ball games viii be allowed sold in Augusta
| For a week or two in several barroomS ana
stores in the city combination pools on the
! games have been run. No commissions were
r 1drged and the winners ScOOped the WnoIe
no, For this reason il was not claSsed as
ram ling. Wednesday Mayor Alexander
sent I, ieut Cartlege around to the places
me f,ronN etOrs to discontinue the pool bust
ness The mayor says he regards II as per
version of TIN barroom privileges, lntenslhed
by the fact tina many minors ana chlldren
eyeg,ige in il m, considers it gambling and
a yi0lation of law. All the pool sellers
stopped Immediately upon notification.
Albert Croxton, Nvho resides near Drane-
vile in Sumter so. MY tens IeILiarka NJ
not6pr's ulantation a IL W days ago. AS soon
as in was discovered thea the dog was MAD
efforts were made TO lDh H. u'IT 80 s OiL'
could be done the savage n 'lInal hau Dllteh
two horses. two hound pupytjeA an ola goose
and game rooster, which shove tt IllolC Plu t
than discretion 4 few days later OIIc pl ~, l!lo
horses uleu with every SIGN OF III - 80
as did also the two hounds, the goost anu IN 'iiC
pluCl1y rooster The other horse D. zen -
clearly affected and Mr.. CrOXton thln - It9
death is only q matter of a day or two. l. "Ch-
lily, the rabid animal was shot before any i ~
son had been bitten, else results might ha'9
been even more serious.
Athens Banner: The police investigating
committee has concluded its labors in regard
to the part played by the police in the analr
between w. II. Lowe and c. G. Dean recently.
1t will recommend the dismissal OF Omcer
Pope Davis from the force, the censureS or
Officers w. d. Kelly and j. K. Hayes, ana the
ccnsure of Chief H. Dobb Davis. Ihe pro
eeedings OF the investigation on the part OF
the committee were secret and hence inc iulI
story has not by any means come OUT.
The finding of the police committee
practically charges Ohicer DAVIS with
plotting Lowe TO the place where he was
made the victim of a most horrible joke. OI,
fccr Davis denies this most vigorously ana
Lowe himself says Davis was hOnen't ana
square in going to the place Officers Kelly
and Hayes come under the CenSure OF the Eoin-
mittee in that they did not answer Lowe htn-
portunities for them to come over and heill
Davis and himself out of the fuss. They SAID
they told him they would 20 over II Pope
Davis needed them, Chief Davis is to come
in for his share of censure because he told
Lowe he didn't care to hear any account OF
the difficulty as coming from him. When the
report of the police committee is handed INTO
the mayor $ hands he will then call meeting
of council and that body will then say whether
or not the recommendations should be re-
garded.