The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-05

Steamer SWAMI Desperate Luna
tic Escapes From the Asylum at
milledgeville-A Fight Apt to be
Made over the System of Registra-
ton in Vogue at Macon.
GEO;-4.A.
Oranges are selling in Americas for ~
cents a dozen, owing to war among the
dealers.
NIcArdin & McRainey, turpentine distillers
at FoWltOwn, who were recently burned out,
have erected a new plant and will soon re-
sumo business.
A great many wagons and men have passed
through cambridge during the last two weeks
from Miller, Baker and the western part OF
Decatur county en- route to the Gulf coast and
the fisheries.
the Presbyterian church al ToccOa and will
divide his time between the church at Elder
ton and the church at TOccoa, giving two sun
days month to each church.
Judge Emory Speer has been detained at
IS summer home IN consequence of the sick
ness of his daughter and therefore the United
Ctates court for the southern district of G cor
e!a will not convene until Monday, Nov. 10.
The creditors of S. Fienberg, a small mer-
chant on Patterson street, NaldOsta closed
his doors on Wednesday afternoon last. Mr..
J. F. Lewis was appointed receiver. Flen-
berg came here from Brunswick last spring
Zach Swain, the slayer of viii Harrison
and for whom Gov. Northen recently offered
a reward of 500, is in the Warrenton jail.
He was captured by d. w Wheeler. who
lives near Mayteld on Wednesday night Of
last week in Atlanta
George Daniel, young negro, jumped from
the train at BaXley last Friday night and
broke his thigh. There were no passengers
aboard to get OFF or on, and the train did not
stop. Daniel claims that he paid the porter
his fare from HaZelhurSt, and the conductor
knew nothing of his being on the train.
washington Gazette: The fur trade Of this
county is a considerable item. A few days
ago Mr.. Wicher who lives above Mallorys-
Vile received a check for S32 worth he
shipped recently. He bought eight steel traps
at one time not long ago from Mr.. Ii. z.
Quin, with which to catch offers. beavers and
such ANIMALS on upper Broad river.
Last Sunday morning a colored man en-
ploved by Pitt Bros, at Lumber City, at
temDted to board No. IS, the early north
bound train, on the trestle at Ocmulgee depot
In order to get lift" over to Bailey. He
missed his hold on the train and was struck
on the shoulder by the corner of the car a1d
thrown headforemost to the ground dis
lance of about 80 feet. He landed in a pile Of
old iron and was badly hurt.
7. ]. Moon was in Griffin Friday from his
plantation on the river in this county, three
miles from Brooks station, with mammoth
sweet potato weighing eleven pounds and
measuring twenty eight inches one way and
twenty four another. out of the same hill he
also dug potato weighing eight and a half
pounds and says he thinks he has In the patch
aornp hat will weigh fifteen pounds On five
eighths Of an acre he expects toget 800 bushels.
Mrs. John Bui and children of Bailey came
Geal u9inh lrbo ~ on ttoi,. ~ bov,e
from Baxley, and as they reached a point
about a mile from town, they met a crowd
who had assembled to have horse race. The
horse became frightened at the excitement
going on. and Mrs. Bui being unable to hold
1g.FN fInr 4 fRea
woods throwing them all out. The injuries
received were slight, but the buggy was de-
molished.
Teleprans were received in Atlanta Fri
dav announring the death in Orlando Ria. of
r + CoOper brother of Johu T. and Ed
Cooner Of Atlanta Mr. CoODer went to
FIorid1 only a few DAYS ago in perfect
beaith and on Tuesday his brOther received a
Telegram announcing his serious illness. That
night his brother John r. Cooper left for
Florida. hut when he reached Orlando he
found his brother dying All that could be
done to save him was done. but death came
Thursday morning, Mr.. Cooper's mother
lives i'm Marietta,
Cant Harry Bradford. of the steamboat
Swan. which went to the bottom of the Oc-
mulgee river below HawkinsYille o week ago
wa in Americas Friday and reports his boat
a total loss. The government snag boat Sa-
tilla has been at work the past several DAYS
irving to raise the sunken boat but the hull
was so badly decayed that it broke to pieces
at every attempt to raise it. Finding it a use
less attempt to save the hull the machinery
was carefully removed and carried to Able
vile. twenty miles below, where work has al
ready begun upon a new boat in which the
machinery taken from the Swan will be
placed
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