The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-20
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Matters and Things That Make Up
the Daily HumdTum.

GEORGIA
Augusta military companies want mill
tary day at the exposition.
ROYAL Stokely. an old and esteemed citizen
OF OglethOrpe county, died Friday.
Mrs. VI. y Hardin. mother Of VIII n. Har
bin, the Georgia novelist, was buried Sunday
At Dalton.
Dr.J. p. Criehton. one of AtIanta's oldest
and most highly respe tied citizens died
Saturday
E. L. Giriner. Of Sylvester, announces
himself "a candidate for the ONCE OF ordi
nary Of Worth county. ! w. Price, OF sum
ner wants the same POSITION.
Burgess Smith. son Of City Clerk Bridges
Smith OF Macon. leaves for Washington in a
few days. He goes there as an assistant
messenger in the navy department
BY the accidental discharge Of his gun
while hunting near GreencS DOrO Friday, the
left hand OF William Palmer, of Augusta, was
50 badly mangled that it had to DE amputa-
ted.
A big fight occurred at Augusta Saturday in
which Jim ROney very severely punished
Bob Rhodes. Only the fists were used
An insIIt TO a lady is said to have precipita-
ted hOstiliticS
At Quitman a day or two ago. Mr. end Mrs.
Ed NOunRs pretty little baby girl, Jennie,
jumped from bench ABOUT foot and half
high. and broke the large bone in her leg be
tween the knee and ankle.
An attempt was made to wreck an electric
car on the Monte >2uo line on the outskirts
of Augusta Friday night by placing iron raus
across me track. Inc OBSTRUCTION was uiS-
covered in time 10 stop the car.
The case Of Charles Eerr.ng charged with
vile murder. IL ne al ~ h superior
court at Atlanta this mo. llnE. H rrlng S at
torney says that he VIII b ,T to try the
case. Herring defense VII uc insanity.
Christopher jenkins, 4 Il yearold negro
hoy is in all at Augus-a. CHARGED with a fe-
loniOuS assault on colored < RI aged years
IN that city saturday. Jenkins does not deny
the assault, but iucriminates the girl with
himself
Col James NJ Smith of OglethOrpe who
has been in Atlanta under the treatment OF
Dr. A. w Calhoun has returned to his home
at Smthouia Ills eyes are now in a much
better condition and his friends entertain
great hopes OF their complete restoration,
W. II. Harden and Matt Elder of Quitman.
went fishing daV or two ago They put out
q trolt line went Of to Isu and when they
tToTtlinc The d1,Iy had seen The Iait lived
for it and was as wei hooked as ever fish
was.
Miss Fannie E. Carter formerly o. Amerf-
Gus but until recently an empl We in the de-
partment OF agriculture at WASHINGTON has
been married to Capt A. r. GRAY OF fhe repu-
lar army. The gallant captain was a wldower
with a grown daughter. his post is at Chi
cage.
Thursday afternoon Mary Bivins a negro
woman was burned tO d. arh ON The nl9nfa-
ton of J c. Murray aIoIt seven miles from
Montezuma Her BODY was found in a back
yard burned to a crisp. No one except a
EIu0l clllu was the premises at the time
of the accident
An unfortunate accident occurred neor Arm
IN BoHiys co,I,'t, w nm, ca ii'", ~ -
~ fa;1io S,,i ~ ~ e. n yOuHs
lanes Woods was ont driving when ~
horse commanded l-icIrfrg ard r9nrirG+ ord
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w ~ lCDlh ln' ol GreGhss 1oro, saw three tur
TO- USo ~ ItIioIkn ms cVtV3h paUch' anu
mGrIleulS serurl!iS ms gun WhIch was loaded
"tSu y. u4llaty S n ~ lanheu the turkeys,
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MI nc gu ue91@S mC.niug from Ihe sherlH
o. 4llaLiaSaee; T ID, sIatiuS IhaL Ihe morse
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49, Sso iIaN 1egn Ioulu anu the Ihlet ar
1919 VI nm IA, " Vlit toWl LOT nus morse but
TOqIu hol Rot the 'hleI' as ne was wanted In
A"'I'n''SSee io' Solle o'nsI CRIME
Amos Fucker Of Atlanta negro who went
Der El tn ie intro georgia regiment, has re-
nldLhao Ls memory. he ean cal the old com
p@uy IOII as IdpidlE alu accurately as Col.
marx Ilarulh cans me ron OF the House, he
We III d 10" yarns OF Zen. IaI CIeDurne
wue en- lHaI saIlanl commander teL at Frank
IN, 1eR en- ana iels thfiIilng and graphic
sU9Ty Oh tAe patut.
Eatonton messenger; movement is on
!oOU 70 pulIu an Eplscopal church IN Eaton
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and No "a ,7 ny, ~ ~ o9 al due ca Iur
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tbe 4b,Ir,L - NJ 80 lo uesIIeu size LOT
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Greenesporo HefaId-Journal: Col. w. A.
LoIlon' OF Macon lot many years the popu-
IaF ana emclent Soucltor OF Ocmulgee circuit,
was IN Greensboro this week the first visit
ne mas made since 1870, when he defended
Goodnight, convicted and sentenced Tor life,
- ny EAuiuet ana tobUery OF Williams.
$500 1sti ~ ~ tuIItu 9Vale evidence, ana Sc
80 OU ~ "a 80, 90 I oCuIeuco. ne escaped years
as "HU mas never ueeh recaptured.
A uay or two ago the roof Of Randolph
AVera sugar mill shed at Quitman caught
me from crack in the chimney and the
whole shed w9s soon burned. Mr.. Avera lost
ms sugar mill some seed oats cotton seed.
plnQers, sheat oats, piOws. plOw gear. etc.
Whlc n were stored under the shed. His loss
VIII amount TO about $3.50. with no insurance.
IL TOOK hard work to save a barn which was
only twenty five ieet away from the shed.
Camilla Clarion: Doss Culpepner son
OF Joel Culpepper shot Dallas Young. a
negro, on the latters place several days ago.
From what we can learn OF the affair it seems
that Dallas was a Vagabond negro who re.
fused to work or leave Culpeppers place
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