The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-07

lanta-A CoIored Girl Murdered at
Hawkinsville.
GEORGIA.
judge Thomas %. Gibson of the Augusta
Evening News uoMilute> EOke smith Tor
President.
The LeCoutc pear trees around Albany are
NOT very heavily iruijcd this season, but t4le
pears are unusually large.
IL has been suggested that electricity he
used as the motive power boy which canal
boats at Augusta be propelled between the
city and the locks.
in February 1881. % child of w. c. krvm
OF Columbus WAS KILLED uy bank OF qlIt on
Fifteenth street ca,iuE in On him. hir AifFih
now wants $40 900 damages.
b. NJ. Blackburn may oppose Col. Living
ston for congress- in the Fifth district next
time. So may Hon. John Gambler. Kew sam
uel w. Small and Col w. h. Hulscy.
Ira f. Fort of Atlanta died Monday. He
was o member of the Nelson hangers, lhe
famous company OF scouts thal IOtlucu inc
escort to Gen. stephen ID. Lee during the war
Judge Speer has issued an order allowing
Receiver Proudtt of the Oglelhorpe hotel.
Brunswick. to issue certificates TO the amount
OF Sl6lO TO pay insurance premiums on the
building.
The trial Of Tom Reynolds, young negro
charged with criminally assaulunR the 5year
old daughter OF j. w. Oliver, living on the
Jefersonvtile road i'm the East Macon district,
was begun at Macon Monday and the case
went to the jury that night
Solicitor Evans Of Washington county is
trying the experiment of raising hogs for
market. He has 300 acres in bermuda grass
and can raise them at small expense. He has
eighty pigs and will add few more to TINS
number if they can be bought at reasonable
price.
NJ w. Fouche of Marion county has thrashed
seVenty-tye bushels OF wheat on OF three
acres, and left enough to pasture forty hogs
one week. The grain was cut on May 10
and thrashed on May -. lie thinks ne
would have gathered 100 bushels from the
three acres If the rust had not got INTO IT,
Monday the thirteen suspended students Of
The middle class of the state school Of tech
nolOgy at Atlanta We're rcinstlted. There
was no demonstration whatever from their
schOolmates. Everything was as quiet and
orderly as could have been wished. The boys
commence just where they left of two weeks
ago
The Southern Female College at LaGrange
begins its closing exercises next sunday. ! ne
sermon will be preached by Rev John l.
Girardeau, ID. d. The biggest event OF this
commencement will be delivery on next Mon
day night by Henry Watterson OF his famous
lecture on Money and Morals. That lect-
ure is famous the country over.
There is another huge scandal in Atlanta,
but names are withheld. The trouble is be
tween a married couple, both Of them moving
in the best society, and the trouble IS the
talk of the town. The husband left his wife
some time ago. The causes that are alleged
10 have led UP to the disruption of the family
are TOO UdA 10 ne oven ullliBA al us lUtA III
volve another party.
United states District Attorney Gary has
been confined to his bed at the Hotel Lanier
at Macon, several days, with an attack OF
nervous prOStratiOn. MAJ. Gary went to
. Macon from Augusta last week and worked
hard to get ready for the term of the United
States court, which began Monday. Maj
Gary sickness may interfere with the speedy
dispatch of court work this week.
At Augusta Monday in the case Of the Union
WaNOlUu the Richmond factory
verdict was taken in favor of the Union
Wadding Company VS.. the Richmond factory
for S. 000, A decree was subsequently taken
dividing the amount received in the case
from the sale of the Richmond factory among
the bondhOlders of the factory. The amount
received being not enough to pay the bonds
in full the unsecured creditors viii receive
nothing.
Carrie McRae (coloredl was seen running
up Commerce street at Hawkinsville Satur
day night about 93O O'Clock with her throat
cut from ear to ear. She dropped in front of
Merritt s. Whitfield $ hardware store, where
she expired. about five minutes after being
cut. win Clements her lover, did the cut
ting in the presence of her sister. The coroner
was sent for and the jury found verdict of
murder in the first degree against Clements.
IL is supposed that the affair was caused
from jealousy. Clements escaped, and is still
at large
At the last meeting of the city council of
Macon it agreed to purchase for $500 the
large steam roller that was recently used to
roll the pavement ON Mulberry street. The
roller suddenly disappeared from sight sew
eral weeks ago, and many have wondered
what became of it. The roller was carried to
Central City park. and one night some one
'doctOred" the roller. Certain parts were
broken, and the roller has been undergoing
repairs since at an expense of about SO to the
city Who thus deliberately broke the roller
is not known, and for what special purpose is
not known.
Brunswick Times: It is understood that the
bank examiners have come TO an end and
that a final report is about ready to 90 for
ward to Controller Eckels. The Oglethorpe
is not generally discussed only as subject of
liquidation by receivership. although It'll as
serted that the depoSitors are good for every
dollar that they have in it. 1t is now known
that the First National is in a fair condition.
If the controller is not too exacting. to open
for business, with perfect safety 10 stockhold-
ers and depOsitors. Its fate will not be known,
however, till the order comes from Washing
ton, which VIII probably be during the week.
The last of the Fourth artillery left Fort
Mcpherson, near Atlanta, Monday at sun
rise. Two batteries, x and l.. were left be-
hind when the main body of the regiment left
Atlanta several weeks ago. They were wait
ing for the completion OF their new quarters
at Fortress Monroe. The batteries formed
on the parade ground and were escorted to
the special train just outside the post by the
band Of the Third. After last gOod-by was
said and the train moved the bugler OF bat
terry l. stepped to the rear platform and rails
ing his bugle TO his lips, sounded loud and
clear the soldiers last call taps Capt
GreenOugh was in charge OF the troops.
Atlanta has curious ordinance upon her
city statute books, which NAV be all right.
but it seems to us a little arbitrary The or
dlnance in question makes it necessary for
every undertaken who takes charge Of a
funeral in the city to have Il death certificate
Phis made il necessary for a death certificate
70 be issued for eX-President Davis whose
remains passed through Atlanta Monday
evening. violation of the law subjects the
undertaken TO a fine of 500 The issuing of
the death certificate for Mr.. Davis was the
merest formality, and was OF no more legal
value than the white paper it was written
upon.
Fully 400 radiantfaced, bright-eyed sweet
graced school girls, daintily clad in all the
pretty tnery that eharacteriles the com
mencement season gathered in the spacious
hall Of the LAGRANGE Female College SUNDAY
morning and listened to the Uaccalaureate
sermon by Bishop Attlcus G. Huygood. Mon
day night eX-GOV. Bob Taylor of Tennessee
delivered his matchlesS lecture. The Fiddle
and the Bow. Yesterday programme was
ful OF big events. The junior class read es-
says, Kew w G. BACK lcctured, there was q
reunion Of the college alumnm. and II night
the grand annual concert occurred. To-day
the sweet girl graduates viii have their in
ming. They viii read their graduating essays
and degrees Will be conferred, all of which
viii be grandly entertaining.
The Brunswick Times of yesterday morn.
Ing said; From the very closest reports that
can be had from the inside affairs of the state
Bank there is a hopeful expression that mat
tiers may BE 50 arranged to-day tngt il win Dc