The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-26
GEORGIA NEWS.
rrrxrs OF 4 WEEK IN TIE EN-
PRE- STATE.
T.r,eIy Telling of Passing E'sn's 'a''''''''
TO Catch the Eye aud interest '"0
gesdsr-other Matters.

o,,vs Springs. Ga, November , -VePe-
cioI ALTHOUGH our FARMERS arc 80
,.,. ,rs rrics. received for cotton, these
eu W." -. ,hst gives them great conso-
- s,.,iT tEe.s,s stringent times They
- toeD fortunate enough TO have a good
-, II corn. pcas. potatpes anu plenty o.
.o-.-rtlrn and Tlea;. -,
,,-.,..,os. CO. November &-tSpeciai)-
s.,,,-,,,s. canal Company Is building
1870 from FoIszstOE to Camp Cornelia.
-. p,,s,inoke swamp. The riSht-of-way
=, -, .t,t and the work OF grading and
so. 5o,u the track mas been begun.
t.. In. i about twelve miles long.
Fire st Augustn.
,,-,, Ga. November 2;-The Mccoy
30 auI Tile Company. manufacturers ot
- and terra Gotta, was burned out to-
-, bout midnight. The loss is probably
between $1,000 anu Si''''' fii'i"1'S Wv
go IN insurance
To. Fond OF Marrying.
x,-,..,.ross Ga, November 2i-CSpecial)-
n Xix and Miss Mamie Beagles. Of
Tou-nt.s county. ran away and married
Iasr night The groom was arrested on a
warrant charging begamy and alleging that
Or Nix had two living wives when he
married Miss Beasles.
r-h IL .Iopa :. Uarreii
Macon. November 3.-tSpeciaLl-At $50
o'clock this afternoon Judge Emory Sprer
tprroved the neutrality-suspicious. bond Of
intel states Marshal John :. Harrall and
h. was sworn in and given his commission.
Colonel Harrail arrived early this morn
in. from cambridge. accompanied by his
bsnd-m.n. who are II. y. Paulett, W. W.
Harrau. =. J. Willis and J. X. Graves, all
OF BainbrJse. They have rooms at the
Hotel I@luiCr.
still "a Mystery.
E..-t-uau. ga. November sa-tSpecialO-
Tine commitment trial of II. Forrest scum
-,lrsI W. WILCOX. n. Thompson and Judge
Mccormick. charged with the safe robbcr-
jos al Chsmcey. ON lii" night Of October
sl~t MAS held here today.
Cour. coavened ~ l O'ciock. with Judge
c a. smith. VI IIawkinsville. presiding
The S;IT- was represented 10y Deiacy &
Bishop ami Peacock, .he defense by Moot
IN X Roberts The principal witness for
the state WAS William Thomas. who. ON
erlsS-.xamin1tion. became - confused that
~ contraiictej many Of his statements.
After all the evidence WAS IN Judge Smith
turned all the defendants loose. and the
robbery az Chauncsy is still 4 mystery.
The Fire FERRY.
Perry. Ga. November Especial Fire
broke out in Perry yesterday morning At s
o'clock and four wooden buildings were
destroyed. The houses were on the west
side OF Courthouse square and occupied 10y
Duncan n Dun. lawyers: W. e.
Davis. solicitor county court; L. y. Holiz-
claw and J. H. Hansen. lawyers; postofiice.
Nr. John Gor!on's dwelling. The dwelling
and the pOstoilice were two-story buidin..s.
AlI contents of the dwelling, rostofce
and HOltzcIaw's Office Nere saved. This
other lawyers lost some papers and hooks.
In Duncan X Dun's Office some very Naiu-
anle papers We're burned
safe ia Holtzclaw's Office was taken
from the debris At about II o'clock and
opened. Tn papers were all right except
some discoloration-
The total loss is about $500; insurance
Se.s., on the dwelling only.
The poSto;iice is nOw opened in a build
ing GA the north Sid, Of Courthouse square.
Mr. Carriers Entcrprisc.
Blue Ridge Ga. November S;.-tSpecialD
AIR. :. W. Carter. Of New York. * sin
here with his wife. quarered at the Wilson
house. He is well impressed with blue
Ridge. and talks hopefully FOR the future
Of the south. He y anxious 10 hay" starr
ell here cheese factory. and proposes Il
have. a plant established here n "a lost of
S3.ep IL the farmers Of this vicinity viii
get together and bind themselves - furnish
a.. milk from 91 COWS To start with, and
then gradually increase the amount. This
Is a s.raud chance for farmers WAC nave
enterprise and want to make money.
price will b. paid for the i.'ilk. and that VIII
enable each farmer 10 keep fron ten 20
fifty COWS. More than cent "A mound viii
IL. paid for the milk furnished at the cream
cry each morning
believed az Have Been AN Accident.
Jackson. Ga. November %i.-tSpecial.)-
I'm the account Of the death Of Marion Kin
ard. OF Lowaliaga. Ca, dated November
slst a special from Jackson. an in
5ustir. was unintentionally done 10 the
memory Of the deceased and Ia his rela-
riv.S Ii was at first supposed IN he a
,.1S- Of sllici,i. and WAS reported in The
Constitutions. hut now every indication goes
In establish the fact that IL was an acct
dent II was also reported that his fathers
,.stat. was insoIvent. and from that fact
r,. hrooied over il till he became tempor'sri-
IA insane ard committed suicide His
Others estate has been partially wound
,-, bv J. Il. Carmichael. the administrator.
and M. saws that the estate Of u. {. Kin
ard will pay all debts and that .ach Gcir
vxiu receive. "a nice lit,le inheritance
Ten practical lessons IN journalism irst
lesson Introductory 10 the work, sent upon