The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-09


Youag Lady struek By "A Rattle
snake Has Close Call-Sensatfon-
al Case IN augusta Recorders
Court-CentraI Train Rocked b.
Despcradaes Near Amerieus.
GEORGIA
state ard eooerv taxes in Lumpkin are
SIS ana Gs rf-s ye1r
Ue-e te4r lat poatls have registered
fC- che Auns-1.-s s11a-s-
me Valir -ass-.al tor the new court
holse ar Eek-l111- has arrived ana viii be
put IN phase SIS a1r-9 as practiclole-
Mrs Carth-lge 81 uahiouega was bitten
by q suifer enc day last week on one of
her nnEers Wnicl caused her hand 10 swell
Up considerably.
Capt. Han OF Dahlonega sold Mr. Mar
Tin. Who Is mining iu White county. nve
wagon loads Of piping 20 Ice used at his
mine. one day last week.
Miss Maud Parker cut her foot Sc
Verely last Saturday at Dahlonega win
the neck Of a bottle which she stepped on
while running after a chicken.
Pike county Journal: Stephen b. Kinard
VIII soon erect telephone hhe ron
Jackson TO McDonough- He has completed
all preliminary arrangements and is eX-
pecting wire every day.
Winter apples, as fine as ever grew in
the country about Americas Saturday.
There is nothing the soil of Georgia will
not produce If only the proper care and
attention is given.
Walter Rylander, the little 6-year-old
son OF Mr.. Arthur Rylander is the latest
addition TO the list Of Americus cyclists.
lie is the proud possessOr Of fine wheel
costing SO, and has already learned to
master his steed of steel
Dahlonega Signal: The effects of the
new brandy made in Lumphn county can
already be seen at some public gatherings
in the county, and the grand jury and
Judge kimsey will have abundance of bus
mess TO look after at the next term Of the
court.
One day last week while E. Z. Crisson
was covering ditch near his residence
at Dahlonega. he jumped down into il
when the handle of a pick, which was rest
ing on the bank struck him in one of his
eyes, the sight of which it is feared he
viii lose.
Americas Times-Recorder: The county
authorities at Albany have purchased a
road machine for the use of her convicts
and will soon have the roads of that coun-
~ in fne condition. As SUMTER viii have
TO stablish a chain gang the county au-
thorities should do likewise.
Signal: Several old veterans, who had
not heard that the reunion had been post
pOned, came to Dahlonega last Friday.
Many of them had not seen each other for
years and regular handshaking was the
order q the day. We saw two brothers
who did not recognize each other until they
were introduced.
journal: Dead Wilson, the white man in
Jail at Ouitman under conviction for hog
stealing and wanted in Alabama for COW
STEALING Is likely to get of to McRees un-
less he can manage the fine and court
costs in a day or two. His wife was here
yesterday and is making an effort to ar
range the matter.
Ons of the Dahlonega Signals cores
pondents at HightoWer writes as follows:
our quiet community is now the hiding
place OF savage and unknown character,
who can be seen going from place to place
with an old banjo under his arm pretend
ing 20 be an agent for life insurance
company We don't think he is a life in
surance man but simply a puff"
When, OH when, will the city fathers
cover the old well and reservoir near the
artesian We'll asks the Quitman Journal.
II IS dangerous. We are sure the matter
should be attended to at once, especially
since so many school children get water
there and are liable TO danger We see
no reason why the town would not be liza
bic for damages in case Of an accident
Americas Times Recorder: Judge w. II.
llsh, who with his family has been in
North Georgia for the past two weeks,
begins on Monday next. Judge Fish has
been endeavoring TO have some other
judge preside IN his stead and in this event
may prolong his stay in Marietta. other
wise he Will cut short his very brief vaea-
ton and resume his duties on the bench.
Prof. W. J. Moves reported Saturday
the rocking OF Central railroad train the
Mght before upon which his family We're
returning to Americas from Atlanta Sew
eral large stones crashed through the
windows, scattering broken glass in every
direction and narrowly missing Mrs
Noyes and one Of her chldren. one of the
stones struck a passenger squarely in the
race, 1nhlcung an ugly and painful wound.
DahlOnega Signal: Last Sunday night q I
10 o'clock Judge Williams was aroused
from his slumbers by Dan Williams Of
New Bridge, who was in such hurry for
marriage Incense that he could not
wait for the ordinary to dress. The officer
sat down I'm his night robe and compiled
with his request authorizing a legal Of
neer- or minister of the gospel to join him
and Miss Stella Moose In the holy bonds
OF n1afrimOny. The young man received
the document and FASTENED with his low
10 the residence Of Rev. w. II. McAfee.
who was called and soon performed the
ceremony.
The case against Jake Postell Jim Wal
ker, 'Bub' Walker, Jim Walker and John
. Walker at Dahlonega, charged with as
sault with intent to Misunderstanding
ChaTlie Mcdonald. Rachel Walker and
Mary POstell about couple of weeks ago
was compromised last Saturday by de-
1endants and prosecutor settling the cost
IS, as ne n5~s mas gone out that Tax Col
last year a considerable amount the Dab
los1ega signal deems 1t nothing more than
justice TO him to say that Ordinary VII
lians showed us statement last Tuesday
from Controller Wright stating that ne
was only due Sl99 The ordinary differs
the state nothing.
Herald: Quite a sensational case was
developed in recorders court at Angus
Ia Saturday morning. A West End girl
was the central ngufe. MeSSfs. VIII RaWis
and George Caudle were the principals.
The. trouble, it is claimed, grew out OF
disclosures made by Caudle to Rawls
Caudie declares that Rawls asked him to
take buggy ride yesterday afternoon and
drove him to a point near the lake where
ne was confronted by the girl He told
haWls mat in coaxing him to the place
ne haq not acted as gentleman. Then
says -Caudie, Rawls attempted to draw a
pistol from his hip p0ket,. and he (Caudle)
knocked him down and took il away from
MN. Rawls on the other hand declared
a. A