The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-30

Aged Broth Denies the
Charges Against lima Fatal
Shooting ARRAY at West Jupiter.
GEORGIA.
Herndon contemplates incorporation.
Cary C. Brim has been appointed postmas-
ter at Sasser.
Under the new city ordinance the saloons
at Americas are closed between 10 p. m, and
BAN
Capt Lanier. Of Mlllen. Is about to start
MANUFACTURING an apparatus called the 'Au-
tomatical Syrup skinner and Cooler
man sued Newton county for 5000 be-
cause his buggy was turned over on w 0ou low
bridge, throwing his family IN the river. Inc
commissioners settled the suit by paying MIN
eco
1t is altogether probable that Senator John
B. Gordon viii deliver his lecture. " he Last
Days OF the Confederacy," before an Amerl-
Gus audience al an early date for the benefit
OF the Americas Library Association.
At Lafayette the wife OF Henry Richard
son colored died OF grief. Two o$her broth
ers were convicted in Barlow of the murder
Of an old negro man. one died IN prison ana
the other is in Jail under sentence Of death.
The bOtting factory at Millen. formerly
carried on by II. D. Smith, has teen sold 10y
Mr.. Smith to Thomas Floyd, II. 4. Loyd ana
T. +. Berry who will now conduct the factory
under the firm name Of the Millen Bottling
Company.
Ernest Thorp, Of easy conscience and a out
eighteen summers, robbed his father rev
erend gentleman OF Dodge county. OF SOU, a
pistol and a wat h, and started out to see the
big wide world. de got as tar as Anbeyille,
where a telegram had preceded h m. Ills
father came later and took charge OF him,
Marietta Journal: George B. Nigh says the
freeze Of last Monday morning VIII damage
him 81 600 in the killing OF his early straw
berries aud other plants. AS market gar
dener he feels discouraged He says he has
examined the plants, peaches pears, apples,
etc, and he finds all killed and no hope of
resurrection. He thinks the young fruit trees
are all killed.
Charles lie Baron Withrow, the handsome
young attorney from Atlanta, who has been
accused in the newspapers OF ieec ng his
friends, duping his creditors and breaking
the hearts OF some Of Atlanta fairest daugh-
ters. is in Athens and denies the truth of he
charges against him. Instead Of being a high
flyer he says his living expenses have aver
aged only 81 per day.
The GAINESVILLE Blues have received their
guns and are very much dissatisfied with
them. Tine company has been full Of enthu-
siasm expecting TO receive new guns, but
when they received them and they showed to
be models OF 1873 and badly abused, the
troops were indignant. as they had been
promised new guns. They are in cores
pondenee with headquarters about the mat
ter.
In Gwinnett superior court George Rut-
ledge, a white man residing in RockDridge
district, that county was indicted seventeen
times for illegal traihc in whisky. His place
of business became so celebrated that he won
the sobriouet OF 'T1ge Rutledge His brother
was indicted under three charges of the same
kind. After several convictions the parties
spared court and county further time and eX
pense oy entering pleas of guilty to a portion
of the bills and the remainder were mol
pressed. The men we're fined $40 and costs in
each case.
A. S. smith one of Acworths Oldest and
most respected citizens, is quite sick aad
has been confined to his room for three
weeks. He is being closely watched by his
I'D 1T
esting case. lie is the youngest OF for
brothers, and is in the seventyfourth year OF
his age. The Oldest y han is past so years
old. Robert j. is Il, and Samuel II. is nearly
76 Their ages aggregate EOS years and seven
and one half months. All are active ana Wig
orous except the youngest. All Of them have
been active members Of the church since
their youth and have always maintained the
highest type of moral life.