The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-02

GEORGIA.
The corner stone for the new Mlcenopy
school building, which is to be laid with
grand ceremonies May s.
Col c. r. Pringle Of Temperance Union
has announced his intention Of calling
convention of the union to meet at Macon
next month.
At. Brunswick Monday A. w. Cole ap-
plied Tor an injunction restraining Mrs
Frances Ullman from receiving. and the
insurance companies from paying $4,000
OF the Insurance on the life of the late NJ
Ulsman. The injunction was granted
Mrs. o. Z. Lowe Of Americas died Sun
Day morning, alter long illness. More
corrosive sublimate, since which time she
remained IN state of semi-unconscious-
ness until death relieved her sufferings.
The Swift Manufacturing Company of
Columbus within a few weeks will begin
extensive improvements at their plant on
sixth avenue. A new weave room will be
added, which will make ii one of the most
commodious cotton factories In the south.
Tn stock of F. Lenoir of Columbus was
sold Monday morning at public sale by
Sherin Burrus, to satisfy a mortgage held
by a: Reid; The entire stock was bid in
by Mr.. Reid for the sum Of 81 600 The
business will be continued under the name
OF the Columbus Wall Paper and Paint
Company.
G. Inspector General John Gary Watts of
wearing his fun military uniform and
sword. He was out on an inspecting tour
IN MS native domain in full uniform and
when he decided to come to Augusta he
wired Tor his civilian toys, but they did
not arrive.
Jim Mitchell, colored, Of Thomasville
was arrested Monday afternoon by DeputV
Sheriff Sam Doss on a warrant charging
nm with rape and he was locked up 1t
Is alleged in the warrant that he assaulted
Della Jones, a T-year-old colored girl who
lyes on the outskirts OF the town Sunday
afternoon
Thomasville Times Enterprise: The
protraeted meetings at the Baptist
chureh Will be continued all of this week
Dr. Goodwin of savannah, preached one
Of the best sermons Sunday morning that
has been heard in Thomasville in a long
Jme: He Is very able and eloquent
speaker and large congregations turn out
70 near him every night. Considerable
interest is being manifested in the meet
ings. Six accessions to the church mem
bership were received on Sunday.
A young white man by the name of
Barker flagman on the Alabama Mid
land railroad, was run over nv train
o. near Donalsonville Monday morning
and probably fatally injured Barker
and 1t is supposed sat down on the
track and went to sleep, when the train
came along ana knocked hirH of Both
legs ana one arm were badly mangled
He was alive at last accounts but not
much hopes are entertained of his recov-
cry.
. Judge sweat issued two important or
ders in the chambers session of the su-
perior court at Brunswick Monday after
noon. In the case of Andrew j. Burnev
VS.. the Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad, in which the plaintiff sued for
$4,000 for the MASKING of his right arm
and got verdict for $1210s.s3; a motion
for new trial was made by Crovatt e.
Whitfield, attorneys for the railroad Pend
ing this motion, Burney asked permission
to reduce his judgment SO, l0S.33. MAKING II
even $1,000 Monday afternoon Judge
Cd 4 M 49, I
toner's prayer, and the motion for a new
trial Will be argued on a basis of 50, 600.
Judge w. D. Nottingham filed his report
as master in chancery at Macon Monday
in the suit of John S. Bryan, guardian
of Julia NJ Gum, now in the asylum VS.
I. NJ. Gum and Mrs. II. A. Gum. The