The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
GEORGIA GLEANINGS.
Culled and Condensed from
Our Exchanges.
A BLOODY MURDER At DALTON.
Safe Blowers Rob the Ellayille Bank
and Get Pile of Money and Get
Away Without Discovery.

MonteZuma will soon have a GU
ano factory and electric light works.
Safe blowers at Ellaville, Ca,
bowed open the safe of the Planters
Bank on Sunday night and got ST.
500.
The last vestige of the street rail-
road at Americas will soon be re-
moved. Workmen are now tearing
up the tracks.
F. Farkas has almost completed
his arrangements for the erection of
factory at Athens tor the purpose
of manufacturing carriage paints.
Mrs. Sarah White, of Temple, died
suddenly Friday from an overdose Of
morphine. Whether the drug was
taken with suicidal intent is un-
known.
The opinion of the State Agricul.
tural Department is that the sales
Of fertilizers in Georgia will be as
large this year as last. Last year
the total sales were 100000 tons.
Bob Ramsey, son of Ex-Ordins>
ry Ramsey, of Murray county, while
drunk, shot and killed Don W.
Deck in Dalton at Bryant's livery
stable, because Deck refused to let
him have horse. Ramsey escaped.
A. A. Camp has been appointed
postmaster for Jug Tavern. He will
take charge OF the Office about Feb
ruary, l. The name of the office
will be changed to Winder at the
same time.
Rev. DR.. R. D. Malroy has resign
ed the passionate of the Vineville
Baptist church, charge he has held
for several years. The church has
called to. its pastorate Rev. E. B.
Carroll, of Albany.
The Rev. Toombs DuBose, who
has Cor several years been pastor oil
country churches in Columbia coun-
ty, has been transferred to the Flor
ida conference, where he is called
to the First Methodist church In
Jacksonville. MIR. DuBose is the
grandson of Gen. Robert Toonbs.
True bills have been found by the
grand jury OF Hall county against
four citizens constituting the posse
who shot and killed r. H. Martin,
supposing him to be Doughdrill, the
desparado, last summer. They will
be tried on the charge OF murder
Hereafter it will be we'll for posses
to know before they shoot.
While coupling cars on freight
train No. SO. at Richmond, Monday
Charles Hargrove, a colored brake.
man on the S. A. M. road, was
knocked down, and one of his feet
cut almost entirely off by the wheels.
He was picked up and taken to
Americas, where his injuries
received the proper attention.
A trighttul accident occurred
Monday, at Kidd and Shackleford's
saw mill, twelve miles west of New
nan. The engine was running ia
der full head of steam when about
i o'clock the boiler exploded, in
stantly killing William Kidd and
Oscar Herring. Kidd's head was
blown off and both men were fright
fully mangled.
A romantic marriage at the asy-
lum has crested a great deal of talk
at Milledgeville for the past few
days. The successful parties were
D. f. Kibbee and Mrs. Nora Cone.
The marriage occurred on Novem>
Der 1, 1892, and has been kept a
profound secret ever since. Mr..
Kibbee was for long time an in
mate Of the asylum, and was made
usher. Mrs. Cone was matron, a
place which can only be filled by a
single lady, and it is believed that
this is the reason the marriage was
liant q annrnt