The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04

had no LAWYER. 80 the court appointed d.
H. AagLl and Els ". Gr1NGOn, 10 aercnu
,-iiii IN Moneay. OCT. q. ne vas l2aI.l
guilty e murder END sentenced 70 hang
Dec 3 The next Gaoru- us AFTER MS convlc-
ton no made g ellen breast Of the whole
lhinsi and siatee II BenneI Ray a
notorious negro or ha1 character, lad IN
s-ig2ted the kiliir ana mad given MN p
pistol with which O. shoot Moselev, just
LeloTe the tram e..-rei from Monroe, \.
g. Ray has SINCE Iha- rlne escaped from
the Greenviilo JAZZ where &c was sent fer
safe keeping
A fearful wreck occurred near Richiand
station, seven niles south OF Walhaila,
On the southern railway Saturday mora
ing a o'cicck. Tho first section of No.
a, north bound freight, was derailed at
the west end Of the nestle over Come
the train. Sixteen were thrown off and
Twelve dashed to tho bed Of the creek, d
DISTANCE q ninety fees and were utterly
demolished. They we've loaded with COT
ton, ccai and general merchandise. The
Twelve cars and their contents made one
mass Of debris. damming up the creek
Tor considerable distance; The train
was IN charge OF Conductor Hcicomb and
Engineer BagweH. IL is supposed that the
track spread on a CuI~.e just al the end
OF the trestle, thereof causing the catas-
trophe- One Of the coiored bralSemen
vent down in the wreck and was instant
~ killed. II is also supposed that the
6odies OF three tramDs who were steal
ing ride are still under the debris. Some
unknown hats and caps web found, and
the tramps were seen on the cars near
Tugaloo riYcr.
Gov. Evans has Issued the following cir
cular lGtt.T to the mayors Of cities and
interdants Of towns. making inquiries as
20 the increase or d crease Of drunken
ness since the dispeasaries were reopened
q Ccntral, Columbia. S. e., Oct. %, l695.-
Mir, Mayor: Dear Sir-YOu will greedy
ohlige me by answering the follow NJ
questions ct your earliest convenience.
tTnnnTFG N b-sH b Z
and crime decreas I'm your town an1
County since Aug. i 1894 to the present
the number Of plain cases Of drunkenness
tried before your mayor or irtcEdact ~
creased CT GccrcesfI since Aug. ], 1891,
and if Sc, by what Per cent? s. Has tk3
consump ton Of whisky increased or de-
creased since the es.abushmOrt Of the
dispons airy, and IL SO, hy what per cent.
4, What is been the eiaet Of the d!sDen-
sary law upon the sen, raj good order and
peace Ct your town or city Some time
ago we had replies 10 tk-se questions from
your b0ard Of CO gol. but the lo.te7e
nave bee-h disposed cf and il IS important
that We Ear from you. Please number
your answers to conform to the number
or ta3 quosticr5 above. John Gary Evans,
governor
Charleston News and Courier: Capt.
William Elicit. who is trial justice at
lemasseC, and who IS well known TO many
Charleston people, was in the city Satur-
day. lie tola reporter an interesting
story Of an experience which he has just
had NSs long Ggo he found the body Of
a dead man in Tullafnnie cut. on the
Charleston and Savannah railroad. From
letters found on the body CT the dead man
clew was gotten, which. when follow
ed, brought some very interesting facts
to light. He was Lieut.. Johannes Carl
George Ramsauer, Of the Eighty-secoad
regiment of the German army. II seems
that he had been promoted and com
mended for meritor.ous conduct, and had
then asked for and obtained leave Of alb
sence from his command. He came to this
country last February, and since that time
he has wandered over many of the west
ern and southern states. IL would seem
that his money gave out and he began
a long tramp through the country. When
last seen in Yemassge he was taken fer
a tramp. How he came to die IN Tulla-
finnie cut Is not known. It has been sug-
gested that he was put off of some train.
When last seen he had the cour,ry fever.
There were no signs of violence On his
person, and 1t is presumed that he died
of the fever and weakness, Cart. Elliott
wrote to the address which he found OIL
papers IN his pocket, and he learned that
the dead man was Lieut. Ramsauer, Of
the Eighty-second regiment of the kali
ser's army, cro of the most gallant and
promising voting officers of the German
service. His parents wrote to say that
he was Jhcir favcrite child and &c thank
Capt. ElMcct for his Kindness.