The morning news., 1894-09-24

ran-A Circus Negro Killed by Fall
ing From Train-Storm and Water
spout in Carroll County-overcoatt
for Atlanta Fifth Regiment Com.
panies.
GEORGIA
Ten gallons OF campaign tea. - we're ex
pected In at Dahlonega Saturday night.
The Worth county fair to be held at Poular
on Oct. 9. 10 and II bids fair to be one OF the
biggest occasions ever known in that section
Lieut.. ). Ma BAH has resigned the posi-
ton OF adlutant in the second battalion OF the
Fifth regiment. This battalion is now with
out an adJutant or sergeant ma or
sherman Anderson killed a rattlesnake one
day last week, a few miles from Dahlonega,
with Is rattles and a button and six feet long.
u had yellow streak down its back.
Eleven cases from the Coweta circuit have
been docketed for trial at the approaching
October term OF the supreme court There
are two cases from CoWeta-one from the su-
perior court and one from the city court.
James Hughes, residing at the Hand mill,
Dahlonega, had 0ad luck last sunday after,
noon. Some one broke in his house while all
were away, and carried OF 20 in gold, a
pistol one Of Jim's shirts ana bottle Of
Temperance drops"
Dahlonega Signal: William Posteu, nick
named Turkey" Of Yahoola district, has
been captured in a United states pen con
structed by some revenue reporter. He was
bound over last Wednesday for manufactur-
Ing mountain dew"
Mrs Max Silverman died at Elberton Sat.
urday morning at 8 O'Clock. Mrs Silverman
was Miss Bette Cohen. popular young Jew
ess of Atlanta She had been married two
years. Her remains viii be Inferred in the
Jewish cemetery at Athens, Ga.
The Hibernian Rifles are taking in a great
many new members now. The organization
of which this company is a part-the Hiber-
nian Associatton-is one Of the strongest in
the state, and other companies in the state
are making arrangements 10 perfect similar
organizations.
1t is probable that during this winter an Of
hcers school viii be conducted for the benefit
OF the officers Of the fifth regiment 1t is the
purpose OF Col. Gambler OF the regiment to
have his officers rank as high as any IN the
south. The Officers school is being discussed
now by the officers.
At Sparta, on Sept. %, an unknown negro
was killed by a Georgia railroad train bear
ing Sells Brothers Circus, about quarter Of
q mile from town. 1t is supposed that he was
riding on top OF the train and fell on. Letters
were found in his pocket addressed to G. II.
Stewart, care Sells Brothers Circus, MRdi-
son, Ca.
Franklin News: Messrs. Satterwhite and
Lane have contracted o build a bridge
across New river near Corinth, on the road
Leading from Corlnth TO Newman. Messrs.
Waiter Lane and X. T. Mcdowell left yester-
day to begin the wo-k The bridge will be
constructed under the management OF Mr..
Mcdowell
There is great regret among officers
throughout the state over the defeat of Capt.
John A. Miller in the recent contest for the
position OF lieutenant colonel OF the first bat
tallion of cavalry. Maj. Barnard, the sue
cessful candidate, is well known in Atlanta.
and the battalion under his command is sure
TO become strong one
Ofi1cer Neal Mooney. cat Albany, received a
call Friday morning about s o clock to go To
the residence OF Mr. Fits on jackson street
14atf
promptly, and found little yellow cur dol
on Mr.. Fits front porch The dos was sho
while he was still growing and swapping a
everybody who came around.
Herald: Col Ed. L. Wright proposes to
have the prettiest home in Albany. He hAs
let the contract to Messrs. Cruger q Pace to
make Improvements on his residence on
north Jefferson street. amounting to about
5000 The plans call for 2H story resi-
dence instead OF a Il story. They have
already % nmenced the work.
Efforts are to be made this winter to secure
overcC a for the Atlanta companies of the
Fifth regiment. these are the -ompanies
which would be called into service should apy
trouOle occur in this Sc tion of the state, and
II they are called out during the winter the
boys would be in bad fix. Without over
coats more of them would freeze to death
than would be killed by bullets.
Horace Wlmberlv, who assists at the oil
mill ginnery at Waynesboro while unclog-
glng one OF the gins Thursday mo ming had
sawed on and some OF the other myers cut
Though painful IL will only keep him from
work a few days. 1t was very narrow esca9
from serious injury. and he do Ibtless realize
now that 1t is much safer to stop the gin whes
working on it.
Lawrenceville News: J. Newt Twitty was
making speech at snellville Saturday. Ma
w L. Simmons asked him for a division Of
time but he liatly refused. He will speak at
Buford Monday night, and Col g. II. Brandt
mas asked hlm Tor division OF time out
1witty says he will not meet Charlie Newt
cannot defend the third party, and he knows
1t, therefore he will not allow a democrat To
meet him. Newt is cowardly.
Albany Herald: News reached Albany Fri
day that Willie Whitehead and Frank Wal
lace we're in jail at Camilla charged with bav-
ing stolen the tine stallion of George Wash.
ington tcolored). Whitehead is h man who
stole the horse and Wallace was mis- accom-
phce. The former was arrested near Camilla
oy deputy Sherlh Jones o. Mitchell counfy at
the instance Of Gentleman to whom White
mead ohered to sell the horse for 80
The military men OF Atlanta were sadly
disappointed over the postponeme Mt o. the
exercises attendant upon the laylng OF the
corner stone for the manufacturers buildiny
OF the exposition. All OF the companies IN
the city had been preparing for the event
ana they we're IN splend trim for the parade
Guns and uniforms had been clsaned and
each co npany was striving to present the
pest possible appearance. Had the parade
occurred last Tuesday each company would
will have when the parade does occur
Capt. Amos Baker and his company. the
Atlanta ZouaVes. are always complimented
when they appear on the streets. BY hard
Work Capt. Baker has sucl eeded in making
his company one OF the best drilled and one
OF the largest in the state The resignation
OF Lieut. Charles E. Hawker. although re-
gretted by mem lers Of the company. will not
interfere with the efforts OF the mem yers OF
the ZouaveS to make their company the best
IN the sta,e. Lieut.. Hawker was popular
ot1eer. and so Is his probable successor n
w. Enlers the present first sergeant of the
company.
The four counties Of Burke Screven, Bul.
loch and Emanuel will Join in a grand demo.
cratic rally at Milen SCreven county
democratic executive committee OF the four
counties named, met this week and arranged
Tor the rally. There will be a genuine old.
fashioned barbecue, sur cient 10 feed several
thousand persons. The people Of the four
counties a e greatly interested n the rally
and It wll perhaps he the largest political
gathering held during the present campaign.
A number OF distinguished speakers viii be
invited to address the gathering.
At Augusta Saturday morning when the
man who cleans the city electric lamps was
on his rounds reearbonln and looking after
the globes he found a D-Otll in a sparrow nest
IN the lamp front Of the court house lie
had pulled the lamp down. as is the custom
when cleaning the lamps. and Commen, ed
pulling out nest which some sparrow had
Dullt IN the cone shaped cover to the lamp
To his surprise he spled bill and found II 10
be . note. II is supposed that the lird had
found the valuable paper on some window
Sill, or IL may have entered the window and
"a NneaH a.