The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-25
GEORGIA.


A permanent receiver will be appointed for
the Cordele Security Company to-day.
The Fourth United States artillery. stationed
at Fort Mcpherson, have been ordered to move
on May l. The batteries will 90 north
The Ladies' Memorial Association Of Washing
ton has invited J T. Hester of Albany to de-
liver toe memorial address in that city on April
At least $4,000 will be expended in erecting
new buildings in Perry with n the UeXU i've
months counting the stores now IN course Of
erection.
r her, Sherman. co,ored workman, was
crushed TO death under the wheels Of an engine
in the yards of the GeOrsla railroad at Augusta
Thursday.
The postofice at York. Houston county, has
been discontinued, and all mail for parties here
tofoTe receiving mail st that Office should now
be directed to NeLsJ q.
John Rollins, a son Of J. S. Rollins, near
Dawnyiue, had his left leg ampulated last Sun
day week ago He al been a great sufferer
for many years with white swelling
D. j. Shippsy, who killed pear FuenR
Vista Saturday night, was the d mOcratic can
didats for tie sheriff OF Webster county last
fal. He was defeated by seven votes by the
t-i.d party candidate.
The store house of NJ. A. Morrison at
Long Pond, montgomery county, was
destroyed by fire Saturday night, together
with all its contents. The loss is about 81, 500
mostly, if not entirely. covered by insurance.
Two OF the jurors who tried the Elko- Hender-
40 pCun 5, while two others weighed 253
pounds. The Eeayiest man Of the first couple
weighed more than both OF the light-weiRnts.
The heavY-weiS1tS are farmers; the light
weights tOwnsmen.
There is one old gentleman living in Griffin
Who Sill believes that confederate money will
some Jay be redeemed, and that It viii be worth
dollar for dollar. He now has over 81 .0)O. 900 in
old confederate bills piled up in a room. and
will even now sell what worldly goods he has to
dispose of for the pledge Of nation that IS
dead and gone
The military advisory board will meet at At
lanta next Jouday, for the purpose Of fixing
the dates for holding the approaching state en-
campment other details OF the encampment,
including the order IN which the troops will be
ordered iu,swi be arranged. 10 Is also prob
able that some action will be taken upon the
applications To the service Of new companies
now pending.
o. S. Causey. proprietor OF the Crown mill of
Greensboro. y. c., is thinking OF moving his
plant to Dalton, where It will be nearer to coal
aud cotton. The Crown Is q 5000 spindle mill
and manufactures hosiery yarns Of all colors
The gentlemen Of Dalton interested in the
movement to establish new mill at Dalton are
in correspondence with Mr.. Causey relative to
his moving 70 Dalton.
another furnace ike that erected by the
Rome Iron Company is likely to be built at
Rome this year. l.. s. COllyar who has man
aged the furnace so successfully, has made TO
the Rome tondholders q proposition for the
building OF another and the success Of the first
has been SUCH that the boudhoders are giving
the matter serious consideration. One of tie
most influential Of them expresses the opinion
that Gu agreement will Be reached anu that the
furnace will 20 up
Gus Parks, a negro was tried before United
States Commissioner q. E. Thomas, Jr., at
Columbus Thurs lay charged with burglariZiDg
Britain & GIu's bonded warehouse near Rocky
Mount, Meriwether coanty He was placed
under $500 bond, in default Of which be was
sent 10 jail. Parks was arrested by United
States Deputy Marsha Roberts on tuesday
He is the second prisoner now in the Muscogee
jail for this burglary aud Deputy Roberts
thinks there are still others implicated.
Swainsboro Pine forest. The Intelligence
reaches US OF the fire which occurred at Cor
sica On last Monday one week ago. in which
Linton H. Edenheid's kitchen aud dining room
we're consumed with their contents The loss is
about $3.50. As to the origin. it is not stated.
This makes the third disaster from the fire
hend that Mr.. Edenheld has sustained within
the past sixteen months Has mill caught
fire a little over a year ago, hut was eXtin-
guishe wita a damage and loss of $3.50. A
short time afterward the mill Was discovered to
be on FIRE again. and succeeded in being Gu
trey consumed, eltailing an additional loss of
$500. And now the demon has lai mis- de-
structive hand on his effects again, making his
year Of disasters foot up close TO $1,000.