The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
the News Ct The Two States Told in
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Siv rrisoners escared from the iai1 AT Cal
bo1n q r;5bt ar fyv0 400
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IN wednesday a y Ino'lt9 ~ ~ "GyIs ~
Iue tAtiLC proper V- w y. 1'l- ~ - .,tl
ut9 ana Wal! GlstS'aili.- O'tH P'HS at W "7ii'--H
ton pay MS 9o'N" lol IT,
7. \. King has probably tn" Oldest violin in
SdfroH county. Al.ofolHS 20 tue sl%uiP uPph
II ~ was iii-uc III 10 10, "l elul.' lt4IH ~ INC
Nc4o'4 alt" lll'''' al 'ui'o, ''i '''''
Gov NoFtnen mas ouered reward OF El7O
Tor the capture os Ado'phGo Jones alas
Dolpnus F1lhWaler- VINO murdered Joshua
Jones IN -Htbul-t COUNT" several weeks ago.
The municipal tax on the sale Of whisky
ana other intoxicating beverages in the town
o. bochei!e mas heen paced ai SUI me
s-,ogo oFulhahcc against Cloct mas uech re-
p6dleu
The SandCrSVille Progress says that the
Methodist minister at that place has an in
cunator that will hatch out 2O) chickens and
suggests that every Methodist preacher in
Georgia get one.
= negro in NcDuf}e was recently arrested
and brought to trial on 4 charge Of stealing Il
pair Of trousers. he said he didn't think he
ought to be punished as he stole dem
breeChes ter be baptized in
There is No MAJ, nj EARLY, county in the or.
flee Of secretary Of state i'm Atlanta. Con
phi CooIe b.. vi te, -, I,,5,,, 1bo,,,s WIN
iarns If f21s1,ol,. rei,estines min, fo I'm ont
some noints on 81 roue,b diaorar1 Of The comfy,
which he sent hin, pe also aIItborjze. JiId,re
Williams IN make ali nrce-s,- altcraf ION. or
additions 10 the man
I,,o,,t -. ,., =. ,,,,, ,,,i,. ..,7 Gov,
.rones Two regrGes were fogetbar near Hart
vel and became e,,7,','ad Ia, a tgbt NTcr1t 2
STABBED Zones and thar7 ran away tones al
terUard died from Inc effects of the wounds
thus inficfed mi Ms SLAVE Co1Id moi he
found 4 1av mr. two ggo the ,,,urdorer ,tas
c9ugbt and ~ nov in ali ar Atl1a1s
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MStte lnoI ousnly llFtStls4Ieu ah4 several
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rf i,Is+i6at,ie bo5,,isidc ''-' o''''''
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- venus ho'lSe az boston WIS oeSlroEtu
uS htt wednesday dltsIHooh' me HfG was
Cdase4 o{ /. QeItcllNc nue. aIu Wheh 0iaSoF-
Sfeu Ine h1lSAsn was chNelopeu IN names,
UT -Ntiiul9 huu out ol INC luoSt bedutHul
MONIES III bosJon, potuoh or the furniture
vas saved, ana lne Nhoi" was insured, one
81 NlI' Mems uoE5 was burned 10 ucdI1r re-
lusllb 10 leaNc the mouse.
very peculiar story comes from Living
ston district In Floyd county. a young man
named Joe Caheely died Wednesday. The
doctors say he died of hvdrOphoha, but his
FAMILY cannot account for his having the dis
case. They believed that he received ii from
wild cat some time ago ne and his brother
went hunting and killed wild cat in the
river bottom. and after the eat was dead Joe
extracted It's long teeth TO keep as curlOslt1es.
ne old not receive any sears IN doing so, but
II is believed that there is where he received
the poison which ended his life.
cambridge Democrat: John Williams one
of the principals in the BrOckett murder case.
who was caught last fall in Arkansas and
brought back BY sheriff Patterson and lodged
in the penitentiary. in an effort 10 effect his
escape last week from the nenitept,a.v was
shot by the guards with "a load Of buckshot in
the neck and m0rtally wounded. having since
died Of the wound. 30 there will he but one
witness to bring from the penitertiary to
testify against Walter in the Casc-R0aert
Durham-aud the sheriff snow en- route to the
Chatt8hoochee brick works near Atlauta for
him. The case viii certainly be tried the first
OF next week, beginning Monday
CITY PhysicianP l.. Hilsmau OF ALBANY was
called upon Thursday afternoon to set a
broken ann for Charlie EganS a colored boy
u or 10 wears of age. who had fallen from a
tree in the ward adjoining STEPHENS grist
mill Dr. Hiisuan found the how in a terrible
condition his left arm rc,u- injured In u most
remarkable manner. considering the short
distance of the fall--certaiDlv moi over eight
feet. The large hurnerls bone. extending
from the shoulder TO the elbow was broken;
the elbow Joint badly dislocatcG. and both the
bones of the forearm fractured several inches
above the wrist Besides This. a niece Of the
large end of The hunel1Is al the elbow vas
broken OF. making I'm AM four fracture. and n
GislocatiOn DR. Hil~man srt trc hroI,cn