The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-20
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
News Of tbe Two Stats Told in Para
graphs.

Athens and Atlanta are 70 be connected
by telephone.
A. r-a-r- Saturday JUDGE Crises
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creditors OF the agm of j. 81. Burke &
Co, allowing the receiver 10 pay Lhem Do
per cent OF their claims.
Gen Beth-re @ wears ola. who has been
voting for sayerrv-5re years. was driven
~ yyar~z--rr r,- his daughter and voted
once more for his first and only political
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cided to report taFoFaoly the Dill o. ar.
Wright Of Floyd county which provides
LOT better examination OF applicants LOT
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Macon sports quietly stole away 70
Crump's park FRIDAY night 10 witness
sparllng match between Ied Luhlsaeh'
Z wen known local alhlSle ana Ben boho'
VINO recently came mere from 1HalaHa,
Lumsden went INTO the ring az lS- ana
Bono az III pounds. both men LousnL on
the defensive ana me Arst ROUND seemed
70 DC a HLIe I'D bohH laEoi. boHl scored
me urst knock down WIN Weil-llreclea
leIt mana SWING. DAty I'VE ROUNDS were
1olsnI 'He 0L'is 0i'9 "5"'
Albany Herald. About o'clock Friday
night Tom plbley, VINO AVes opposite
watson shops on Broad street. heard a
commouon 10 nls chicken coop,and gain
cred ms shot gun TO make an lnVestl-
sauon. Discerning an opJecJ IN the aarh-
ness me sun was nred' ana IL was Iouhd
that me cnlcken thlet Wa as nice ray pos
sum bNidenly albany Is INFESTED win
poSsuLAs' as several nave D-sh caught Ia
the CITY OF Iate. ABOUT u cloch one
night Iest week Possuih slalheu IN Iile
engine mouse on FIhe sIeet-Ilsnl ia 'He
heart OF me cilg-ahd vas promptly taken
IN charge by Hefoeft Feacoch.
Col EtovaIl, GeOrgia's commissioner Of
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dicate, has closed a deal for the Burbage
tract OF land, embracing about 10, 600 acres,
some twenty miles out of Brunswick on
the Brunswick and Western road. Ar
rangements for the deal were closed Fri
day evening and the parties al inter
est will visit Brunswick in short while
to complete arrangements for coloniz-
ing the property with German farmers.
They will be brought from Castle Car
oeh by Ihe Nc" Aoih steamer, specla4
rates haVlns Ds1h secured LOT lne Pur-
pOs1' III 9loNal Is Colllilell Oh IHe SUI
cesS ol inc enter rise anu says II Is o'4iS
'H7 oes'i-Ains u o'HeIS 10 loAo"'
Americas Times Recorder; Conductor
I. Z. Hines, in charge Of east bound
freight train No. p, on the Savannah,
Americus and Montgomery road, came
near losing his life saturday at the hands
81 a desperate negro. That he was not
KILLED by the murderOus blow Is indeed a
miracle. AS II is a severe cash across the
left side Of his throat, shows evidence Of
the negro's deadly purpose Capt. Hines
tram was standing at SCOTIA, a station near
Montgomery, when the trouble occurred.
Ben Miles, the negro porter was drunk
and quite Insulting, it Is said, so much so
that the conductor tried to put him off
the train 1t was then that the negro drew
his knife and tried TO cut the conductors
throat. Only one thrust was made with
the deadly weapon before the negro was
knocked from the platform. He got
up running and made his escape in the
. woods. East bound passenger train No.
IS came along about that time and Con-
ductor Hines was put aboard and brought
TO Americas. where Dr. Darby attended
his injuries The wound was not a Sc
we're one, but had the blow been a little
harder the jugular vein might have been
severed.
HartWeH sun; An amusing incident oc-
ourIeu AT the ciose OF sam Jones ser
mon a FuIash lhe other DAY, stepping
doWh from the pulpit iolalng his hands
across me breast ana looking solemnly
over lhe audience the great reVivalist
aalu' want an me women I'D this crowd
VINO nave not spoken harsh word OF
AalDoFeQ an unklnd thought toward their
husnahos TOT month past 70 stand up.
one ola woman apparently on the shady
slde OF o0'. stood up Come forward, and
give me your hand- said the preacher
me woman did so, whereupon Jones
6aIQ. NOW turn around ana let thu;
audlence see the pest looking woman
IN the country AFTER taking her seat
INC reNlVahsl addressed the men; Now
want an inc men in this crowd who have
not SPOKEN marsh word or harborec
an unkind thought toward their wivc.
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