The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-12

| ton. After the storm a great number OF dead
/ tsh were found in Pace S mill pond Some are
/ OF the opinion that they were killed by the hail,
/ while others think th65 they were poisoned
Z by leaves or some other kind OF vegetation
/ that fell in the pond during the storm. Chief
I or Police Hatcher was also considerably dam
1 aged by the storm. Besides losing his entire
Z cotton crop he had forty acres OF oats. which
promised to weld 500 bushels. completely de-
stroyed and he viii not now get peck from
the whole ield. He also had thirty-one hogs
Killed by the hail and number OF others so
I badly hurt that they may die.
/ On Sunday night last some one entered the
/ barn OF Joseph Perry. residing five miles
! north OF Dublin, and stole fine horse belong
/ ing TO Mr.. Perry, Monday morning the horse
was missed and party started in pursuit;
Ihel TOOK Inc road TO loOmapOrO, ana
/ reaching the home Of j. L. Lindner, ten miles
] from Dublin, they found the doctor bcmOan-
/ ing the loss OF "a road cart and harness Going
| a few miles farther on they found the cart and
/ harness by the roadside A negro nearby
/ where the cart was found said that the driver
( OF the road cart was negro and that he had
/ 4ald down Tor nap ana the horse haQ torn up
I Lhe harness while ne W&S asleep. " hen the
} thief uwolle he told the negro at the house
! mat ne was taking dispatch to Toomsboro
and borrowed a saddle until he could come
/ back. Since then he has not been heard Of
The banquet TO be rendered Justice Jackson
/ on May - at Atlanta viii be attended by
some OF the most prominent lawyers OF the
! country. A great many distinguished lawyers
VIII be in Atlanta at the time in attendance
upon the hearing of the case that Justice
! jackson comes TO try. and many Of them will
/ be present at the banquet Among those from
New York are Hon. Julian +. Davies. Leopold
Nallach, Herbert 4. Turner a. Fl. JOHNS.
Henry Crawford and MessrS. Stone and
Auer0ach. From savannah the following
| firms viii be represented Lawton Gun
bingham, Denmark & Adams. Garrard. Mel
drlm & Newman. Harden West 4 MCLaWS,
Charlton & MaCkau. From Macon viii he
Hon. A. o Bacon, Marion Erwin. Washing
| ton Dessau and r. w. Patterson. Sena-
tor NJ. c. Butler will be there from South
Carolina, and Hon, +. II. Miller OF Augusta
VIII also be present.
Hon Leonidas f. Livingston is at Atlanta.
He is still busily engaged in considering the
claims of the hundreds Of men and women
who seek through his influence appointments
IN the public service. Every pOstOffice in his
district is coveted by from two to twenty diff
tcrent parties, each Of whom saved the day
and carried the county for him in the last
election. Col. Livingston is DESTROYS of max
ing the best selections and the ones most pop
ular with the people to be served in each case.
and this Is no small task, whore all are more
or less worthy and many equally popular to
Judge from their petitions. As to future pol
ltcS. the colonel has little to say. Already
1 the newspapers have named him for re-elec-
ton again next year, and one has declared
that ne VIII he formidable candidate to sue
coed Gov COlquitt in the United States Sen
ate. But as to these rumOrs the colonel is for
the present Indifferent.
Dublin New Era: On Saturday night about
o'clock the town was alarmed by a pistOl
woman. large crowd soon gathered on
jefferson street. before the house occupied by
+. G. HlghtoWer, where the disturbance was.
JOhn Kelly, formerly fireman on the
Wrlghtsville and Tennille railroad. had been
indicted by the town of TennillC for the lille
gal sale of whisky. The warrants were sent
TO the officers to be executed. MarshalS NAL
Tory and Wynn located Kelly and proceeded to
execute the warrants, when Kelly, see
ing the officers ran. One of the
officers fired his pistol into the air and Kelly
ire upon her retreating husband. thought he
had been shot and began 10 scream and
nnally tainted. Kelly returned with the Oh
hcers, picked up his wife and carried her into
the house. Quite a large crowd soon gathered,
and while the officers were discussing the
matter as TO who fired the shot that did not
hit Kelly, Kelly walked off. and is perhaps
still walking. Anyway, the officers have not
got him, and those who profess to know say
Kelly is out OF the state. And this is why
Marshal Mallory was requested to resign.
AT Atlanta about week ago St. Philips
parish, at meeting. decided to transfer It's
church property on Washington street to the
bishop, reserving lot for a church. Tuesday
night, at a called meeting Of the curatOrs Of
st, Luke s Bishop Nelson stated that if he
could secure the property of st. LulSes, as
well as St Philips. he would be in position
to consolidate the business interests of the
churches and establish one parish IN the city
under the control of the bishop and the do
cese. Bishop Nelson's plans are to sell St.
Luke S property ard all of st. Philips eX-
Cepl lne lOl reserved Tor q CnurCn. pay on all
the debts of both parishes, and with the resi-
due establish new cathedral.
There will then be but one parish in
Atlanta. the Cathedral parish" although
there may be several churches, each being
a mission Of the cathedral. st. Lulze'S con
gregation will, of course, go bodily to the new
cathedral, while st. Philips people might or
might not. 1t may be that st. Philips will
build a new church on the lot reserved for
such a purpose. In carrying out his plans the
bishop wishes to erect new cathedral on
centrally located lot, and it will be a hand
some and elegant building-a tabernacle
which viii be as line and as costly as any
erected in this country. At the meeting next
Saturday the curatOrs of St Lulzes will
adopt the resolutions giving the bishop the
church property. This much seems settled,
and the erection of the new cathedral is
about assured. The whole matter will go be-
fore the diocesan convention, which meets in
Marietta next week.
An amusing incident occurred in the record
er S court at Macon Wednesday that excited
the risibllitteS of every one present except
Onlcer Bazemore and Recorder Freeman.
Off1cer Bazemore, while one Of the latest is
one of the most yigilant additions to the
police force. While walking his beat Monday
/ he found that DR.. Etheridge had left his horse
united In front of his office, over Sol HOges
drug store. The officer had been given strict
orders to bring before the recorder each
and every one found guilty of this
onense, and being determined to do his
duty without fear, favor or affection
he summoned Dr. Etheridge before the
recorder just the same as he would
have done negro haclSman. When the case
was called Wednesday morning the recorder
dismissed the case against the doctor,
! greatly to the surprise of the officer, as the
| doctor did not deny that his horse was united.
| When the recorder announced his decision the
| otflcers tall frame stretched about six inches
| taller, and with q bow to the court he began
| May it please the court, don't want to APP
| pear as questioning the equity and justice of
| your honor decision, nor do l wish to appear
! as trying to dictate to the court, but 1 would
! be pleased II your honor would
! tell me if we are to discriminate in
the arrest Of violators OF the city ordinances. -
| This was paralyZer to the recorder, coming
! as 1t did from a subordinate officer, and for
! the moment he was too surprised to answer.
! Finally, however. he recovered himself, and,
turning on the officer replied: You, sir are
| paid to make arrests and do your duty by
bringing offenders before me and Will do the
/ discriminating. This put a Quietus on the
| officer ana he retired from the room wonder
! ing how he must act in future,
| FLORIDA.
Tampa has several new brick business
! blocks going up.