The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-06

4 Colony OF Georgia negroes 70 SET
tie in rfexico-The Pavilion at
North Beach Destroyed ny Fire
The shipping Facilities ut Port
Tampa 10 Be Greatly ImTrpved-A
White Boy Fatally wounds
Negro.
GEORGIA
The Argentine Republic has appropriated
$500 for us exl,o.t az ne A-an-- expo
siuon.
A great many OF the Lurrpkin county
farmers lost their sweet and IRISH potA-
toes during the cold spell a month ago
Judge ssaborn Reese has eppo-n,ea q
NJ Seymour r ~ Heard. democrats, ana
H c. adams. populs- reGls,r l1l FL
bert cOun y.
Chipley Is very hopeful over cotton
factory. An ATTRACTIVE ste ana 1919 ne
been tencered with Bonus q $500 -
$500.
Farmers in Telfa.r county are very much
behind with Their work ~ account or oae
weather. The cotton crop from pr sent
indications is gong 10 he very much CUT
down this year IN acreage
A new mineral was found az the copper
mines near Canton SOM { me ago. enc
OF copper, and IS often ca lea for TO be
placed In cabinets Of minerals
I'll. NcCombe q Co, one Of the largest
closed Saturday on q m rtsase f1reci sur,
by the Mlledgeville banking com pany lof
5000. Assets, $1,000; Liabilities, $55'v1.
Bob White. a Unionvlle negro Of rather
bad reputation, was shot by Deputy Sher-
ms Arthur Dobsou and Phil stephan az
the corner o. Fourth and 81 uiberry streets
at Macon. at s O'Clock Saturday right
His wounds will not prove fataL IL IS
thought.
The mica property in clayton district.
N Cherokee county, owned by Dr. y. q.
Palmer and others u ONO, Is likely 70 pc
operated this spring BY lhs owners some
very fine mica has been taken from the
mine. and the formation shows II 10 be a
true mica mine.
The farmers Of Lowndes and adjoining
counties are avail g themselves q the
fact that an everyday market VIII be az
forded them for oil the hogs they can raise
by the Valdosta Pork Packing Company,
and are turning their attention more imam
ever 70 this industry.
II is said that S. Waxelbaum & Son Of
Macon will be paid the fun amount Of their
insurance, S22s, 600 IL is probable that an
the losses Of the recent big fire VIII be
adjusted this week. though there may be
further delay In adjusting the loss OF the
Dannenberg company.
Spring Hill reports that Il has rained
In that section for nearly two weeks
The streams ara impossible and al this
time still rising. Unless rain ceases the
treasures Of Montgomery and Telfair
counties are going to be drawn on heavily
for the replacing Of bridges.
Henry Bosknar, a nurse in St. Francis
hospital at New York, took Abraham E n
xue hospital Saturday. Letters from ST.
Francis hospital said that Einsteln had
tried 70 cut his throat last Wednesday Ia
a house in East Eleventh street. Elm
stein will recover.
Three miles west OF Canton occasional
pockets Of small amethysts are found very
perfect and beautiful The amethyst be-
comes a valuable gem when perfectly
tinged. II is likely that when looked into.
the search will add other gems to the
oounty's already long list Of Valuable pro-
auctions from mother earth.
silas V. Palmer. charged with the muir
der Of r. A. Martin while attempting 10
arrest him in Hall county on Aug 26.
1883, pleaded guilty at Gainesville Sat
urday TO involuntary manslaughter in the
commission OF a lawful act without due
caution and circumvention. Judge KIM
Sey imposed fine of $500 and al cost.
Three Macon churches are without mas
tors at present DR.. Monk, of the Null
berry Street Methodist, and Dr. Morris OF
the Tattnal Square Presbyterian, are
temporarily absent having gone to the
taken the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church, made vacant by the resignation Of
Rev. W. 3. Jennings.
Mrs. Eliza beth Wilson, who lives in the
western part of Carroll county, is In the
ninety-frst year of her age, and is vet
quite sprightly. She has cane given to
her husband for a riding switch which
came from Mexico, during the war She
also has pin cushion, made by her grand
mother, which Is over 100 years old. and
bonnet equally as old, mPde from cloth
carded and spun by her grandmother.
The Elmore iron works at Birmingham
Ala, are at work on large contract re-
ceived from Griffin. 1t is for a stand pipe
for the Griffin water works The E'more
Company have been shipping parts of
the work and II will take about two
months to put IT all together. The stand
pipe is to rest on steel gir1ers seventy
feet high. The pipe will be fifty feet high
and thirty feet wide end will, when com
pleted. contain over 100000 pounds of steel
"Pegleg'' Williams Is about to become
as well known in Mexico as he is in At
lanta and North Carolina. He has under
taken a contract to rush 5000 Georgia ne
groes down to the state of Durango.
where they are to form colony under
supervision Of a company known as the
Flahuado Colonization and Industrial
capital. or course, this company have a
large concession of land which they want
to have settled up, md the first shipment
will leave Atlanta on the 18th Of June next
Dahlonega Signal: Mrs Winnie Howell
an old lady residing in Dahonega. has
taken out with her own hands hundreds
of pennyweights of gold from the deposit
mines of Lumpkin county. and II some
of those fellows who clam TO be expert :
at the business knew half as much about
their occupation as this good old ladv,
than II row is. Near forty years ago lust
after a heavy rain Mrs. Howell PANIED
out 81 worth of gold from q gulley which
then run through the town lot now own ed
by Capt. Ingerson. fronting the Signal
of1ce, IN three or four hours.