The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-12

Gov Tillman has reduced the sentence OF
John Morrow by five years
United States Deputy Marshal r. E. OFar-
raj died at his home at Yorkvlle Thursday.
Ira p. Culbreath deputy clerk for Edge
field county, died at his home at Edgeheld
Friday.
The revised lists Of pensioners in the vari-
Gus counties Of the state are now rapidly
being received by the controller general
Mrs. Joseph Jennings, the founder Of the
Jennings Orphanage at SpGrtauburg, died
suddenly Of heart disease Tuesday afternoon.
A commission has been issued to the Home
Savings Association, OF WtnnsbOro The
eorpOrators are: W. ID. Douglass, NJ. Robin
son, r. 3. Hanahan and A +. Gerig The
capital stock is to be $4,000 to be paid in
installments.
A charter has been issued to the William
Gansen Dry Goods Company, of Yorkville.
$4,000. The officers are: President and
treasurer, William Gansen: vice president
T. Y. Williams; secretary, NJ. f. Jones.
At Yorkvire Friday State Constable Work
man seized I'VE barrels OF a compound that
has been sold in Yorkville for several years
under the name Of orange cider" Three
barrels were the property OF r. a. Parish and
two the property of r. b. Lowery. The stuff
has been stored in the depot TO await orders
from Columbia.
The news has reached Blacksburgthat while
MAJ. William Doggett. OF Carney City, was
passing between TWO ears on the side track at
GaGney City, the material train. in charge OF
Thomas Sumner, which was backing in
the side track, struck the cars, knocking the
cars together while Mai. Doggett was be-
tween them, killing him instantly.
Newberry college viii begin the publica ton
OF a college journal this month. and the edi-
tors from the literary societies have been
chosen as follows EXcelsiOrs-A. Il. p. Beden-
haugh, chief; c. L. Trobert. assistant Phren-
akosmians-Ihos d. Jones' chief; A. r.
Lever assistant. The journal will be pub
lshed about the close OF each month
GOV. Tillman has refused to take any action
IN the case OF young 4. r. Watts, OF Camden.
who killed Bethune last summer for the Sc
duction of his sister. Strong pressure was
brought to bear on the governor but he de.
ground that the young man waited too long
after the alleged cause Of the killing Lefore
he attacked Bethune.
A remarkable accident occurred at SANDY
Dam, ABOUT four miles from WATERFORD. on
last Monday, which resulted in the instant
death OF B. X. sanders, OF Walterboro. He
was running the saw at his saw mill when a
piece OF lath became entangled in the saw. and
the saw threw IL with such force TO pene-
trate the right lung, passing on to the heart
and killing him instantly.
Thursday Constables Whipple and Stroebel
the two members Of Gov Tillman S consta bu-
larry force who had the dficulty on the CLYDE
docks in Charleston, came TO Colum ola
| Whipple rendered his resignation. Stroebel
was sent home, Gov. 1lilman says. for fight
ing and not for drunkenness. The governor
says he has not removed Padget, the con.
stable convicted in NOrkviIle and fined n
for drunkenness. He states that he has re.
Ceived reports showing bGvond a doubt that
Padget was not drunk and consequently will
not remove him.
w. W. Ball, OF Laurens, has taken charge