The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-02
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told
in Paragraphs,


With Negroes on a izhway Near
Columbus A Minister Narrowly
Escapes Being Killed by Train.
Found Dead in His Barn.
GEORGIA.
Charles Cogles. OF Albany, has become in
sane
The postonice at Leroy, DeKalb county, has
been dis Ontinued.
Fifty Illicit distilIer,es were seized by rev
enue officers in Georgia. during February.
The southern association Of wholesale
druggists will hold their convention at At
lanta next year
The Graniteyile Manufacturing Company,
Of Augusta. has Just sold OOJ bales Of its
products III China.
T. p Bond new house at Marietta is
nearly completed and is one OF the most con
venient ana elegant houses Quilt in that place,
An Athens citizen has a set of dice made
from the bones OF a man, who was killed dur
ing the war The dice were made by the
owner while IN prison.
Mrs. Ida l.. casey has just made a deed OF
two pieces of property on West Peachtree
street. at Atlanta, to Hugh I. lnman. one
piece was sold for 5000 and the other brought
$3.50.
Ticket Agent DAVIS. at the Central depot at
Americas. received "a package yesterday. CON
tanning so COpperS. with the request that
bills or silver he given for 1t. The coppers
were needed for change ana were accepted.
on Thursday last Mr.. and Mrs David ROs-
ser OF Z 9tnan' 1 SUtL'y, @ ~ IL v l
sOieS9 "C-,t.s, - ,,S , "a vi - ~,
I unIeoU IA 40 ,', liz a6 IN fair bcaith M
his home in oxford
f. c. Bumpkiu was found dead in his barn
at Franklin Wednesday morning WIN ms COL
lar bone broken ana severe ur4lses on Ihe
~ "a ml - -, -, ,,;,t bi,1 an5
knew Of his having money
At Columbus Tuesday night as W. S. Davis
down he in
sulteu ~ HiUc4 lno9, {. 80 ~ ~
cent negro ana personal allcrcallon ensuea,
ouIlhs N1 I AVS snoi nc negro lhnlolins
Wouhu from "hIon ne uleu. ...
The residence OF Z. l.. Ledslnger assistant
foreman OF the OoIui4ou9 Enquirer ul S.il.
IDslhe room VIZ set Hl lIS ny an i3 lay
MeuHesHaS' IHe -AloAan.sVl d Colos "a S ,l
Nant IA Nj l-cllslllgti ~ pl9y, - SIC te's
OF the crime anu Was alIcSueu Oh oAaIee Vi
HIsoH
While snowballlnR at Jefferson Monday,
negro 10y named WIN Miller insulted young
man named Mckoy: Mchoy resented the IN
suit by stab6lng Miller In the back. Ihe boy
was badly wounded. a serious row was
Ihre9tened ior a Time, put crowd ooAeeIeu'
ana lur'her lrouoIe was preVeAte1'
At meeting OF the creditors OF Charles
Wolf at Griffin, Tuesday, there
being no one present 70 object
as the proprietor had left town,
George G. Stewart was appointed temporary
receiver for the conc IN with instructions to
take stock ana as ertaln Just what the assets
were at the time OF the fire.
The case for whitecapping against Edward
Shaw L. II Salmons Morgan 1auldinE and
viii Thompson. at Crawford was dismissed
TUESDAY on account OF the absence of the
prosecutor after he had been notified to be
present. The evidence upon which they had
been arrested would not nave been Sutuclent
to convict had the case been tried
Judge c. C. smith Of Hawkinsville and Miss
Matte O'Daniel were united in marriage at
the residence OF the bride s. pareDts Or and
Mrs w 0'naniel in 'TWt,r5s comfy three
NY. M.
groom is the iudge of the suDeriOr
court of the Oconee circuit Ihe
bride is the daughter OF DR.. w. O'Daniel
principal physician OF the penitentiarv
Another rnrrder case stands for trial a,
NEonToe tbie Vel, tho stot ,,sret,s G,,I, q rjS
tb 'n,S % 1o iSo 80 an VI ~
oto,,t M veare of ace aseaUifeG ~ So
SotIn 80 t1,5,Ts, aoJ ro, ~ 'I *
and beat and kicked him with Great seyerity''
Jerry died twenty DAYS later he Indictment
ALLEGES thar the death was caused Inv tho
wounds INFLICTED bv Griffitb' and the same is
CHARGED to he murder. An unusual feature Of
the case is that Jane Thomson Grifrth =
mother, is the prose .utrix
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anxions for a hunt His master even started
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Harris. OF that place. came near losing his
me AS the tram moved on, Mr.. Harris was
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