The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-21
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS or THE TWO STATES TOLD
INPARAGRAPHs

An Injunction sought TO Prevent the
bringing of "a sultan Injunction
Sought 10 Cut on Further Practice
at the Rifle Range at Camp Nor-
then-A Man Shot and Dangerously
wounded While Running 10 Avoid
Arrest in Han County.
GEORGIA
A burglar attired in female clothing is
rrowling about Augusta.
The police commission Of Macon desire
"A patrol system and VIII petition the city
council TO establish one OF The eameN ell
patent. The mayor heartily favors H.
Al-s. Charles SUNNI r0Ir attempted sui
eide at Dalton Wednesday nisht hy cut
ting her throat alleging that her hGs-
band did not love her. She viii probably
recover
Sam Bird. ST.. sam Bird. Jr.. and John
Thomas Hayes the Early county moon
-shiners. who will he tried at Columbus at
the next term Of the United states court
o released Tuesday on bail. each Of the
Trio giving the necessary 500 bond
seem to be taking on q
Tuddy tingc casiOned by various rumors
as 10 what the city council VIII do al its
July meeting, when it fixes salaries and
elects officers for the ensuing year Ii is
rumOred that several changes viii be
made, that the salaries OF "a number Of Of
some Of the offices viii be abolished alto
gether.
An injunction has been filed by some one
whose land lays close TO the Camp Northen
rifle range 20 prevent any more shooting
or prac tclng on the range during the pres
ent cncampmcnt. The Injunction was fled
before Judge NJ. W. Beck of the superior
court at Griffin, and the time set for the
hearing was the August term of court in
Spalding county. In the meantime, Cant.
keenan, has Instructions from Quartermas-
Ter General West TO allow the rifle prac-
tice TO continue just the same as former
Mr.. Redmond. who lives near New
bridge, in Hail county, was recently in
ucted IN Lumpkin superior court for fell
ony ana misGemeanor. A few days ago
Sheriff Pruett of Lumpkin, attempted TO
arrest Redmond, who tried to escape.
Pruett ordered him to halt and shot above
Redmonds head. The latter, not hating.
pruett shot him down, the ball passing
through the lower part of his body. Pru-
EFT was arrested. but Ow ing 10 the critical
condition OF Redmond. his physicians re-
FUSED 10 allow the commitment trial i'm
Redmond's presence. Pruett was bound
over in $500 bond.
on Saturday evening last at the post
office of luton in COlduitt county Enocb
SILVER shot Elias Cumbost in the bowels
with pistol and Cumbest died Sunday
mgnt from the pistol shot wound. ShiVer
theis ms escape ana has not yet been cap
tured- rms occurred near the turpentine
disullery cOmmssary of J.. A. NJ. Collins.
on the line Of Coluuitt and EchOls cOun-
ties. All OF the parties are white men and
related by marriage ~ seems that there
was bad feeling existing between them, and
When they all met at the pay-Om grounds,
the diihculty was raised between the two
parties with the result as above stated.
The Morning News correspondent at
Cochran writes as follows: Cochran is
crowded with visitors coming from all
parts OF Georgia TO enjoy the commence
ment now being held at the college. The
programme made up of the younger pupils
Monday night was excellent. The musical
given Tuesday night by Mrs. h. v Pea
cock was highly enjoyed by a large audi
ence. Prizes for defamation i'm Wedncs-
day. contest We're awarded TO Miss Nyr-
Tie VICES and IL Newly. Wednesday
hlsnt, Wnich closed the commencement,
was devoted to a production of a drama
entitled THE Secret" The next term OF
the school begins in September
Last Saturday evening the Cordele Sound
Money League was organized with a mem
bershlp of forty. on the day before orr
day. 'he Dooly County Silver League was
organized with membership of fourteen
Ine money questions seems to be quite
interesting TO the people around Cordele
The free silverites have of late been MAX
ing themselves heard; but the sound money
men seem TO be largely in the majority
ion. j. W. BiVins was elected president of
the Sound Money League; A. II. Curry sec
rotary. The league will meet again on June
% Wheh II IS expected tPat there viii be
a JOINT discussion between Col. JoseDh ",
BlVins, one OF the most ardent free silver
advocates Of COrdele, and president of the
FIRST National Bank, on the one side and
Col II. c. Strong, on the other.
Macon Telegraph All arrangements had
peen made for the marriage last Wednes-
day evening of Oscar Harris and Miss
CLAUDIA King. Oscar is only IS years old,
ana his father, Peter Harris, doesn't think
mat suitable age for a young man TO
take unto himself a wife. Oscar kept the
aftair secret from his father until il was
published in the newspapers a few DAYS
before the wedding was to take place on
the wedding night, Mr.. Peter Harris OBJ
tanned and destroyed the license and took
Such measures as rendered ii absolutely
Impossible for young Harris to reach his
intended bride. Since that time the father
OF the young man has kept close watch
over him, and insists that Oscar is too
young and shall not marry. Everybody Is
willing for the match except the father of
the would-be groom. The young lady has
large number of friends in Macon She
Is pretty and accomplished
The injunction sought by English & Com
pany against Charles G. Thorn to pre-
vent hlm from suing them in the city
court al Atlanta for breach of contract
was denied Tuesday morning by Judge
Lumpkln. The suit has been one of inter
est 1t seems that English q Co. were to
purchase the Thorn insurance business
contract was drawn up and submitted
10 the members OF the firm and il was ac-
guessed in. Afterwards change was
suggested and tho contract was not ac-
cept Mr.. Thorn then sued for IS coo dam
ages IN Judge WestmOreland s court. Eng
lish q co, then alleged that the contract
rendered them was deceitfui and did not
carry out the intentions of the parties 4
temporary restraining order was granted
and the trial of the suit stopped Tuesday
however, the temporary restraining order
was dismissed and the suit will probably
90 on sometime in the future. In the mean
time a supercedas has been secured and
the case goes to the supreme court.
FLORIDA.
Carloads Of pineapples are being shipped
from Port Tampa to Cincinnati.
Fifteen families from Michigan will To-
cate this winter in Franklin county.
The Sentinel is urging that interest he
taken IN establishing college at Mac
clenny.
The new public school building at Mic
anopy has been named "Lamisphonian In
Stitute."
Mrs James F. Wolfe, of Maclenny is
suffering from calf bite of her hand
The hand and arm is much swollen.
The lands selected by the Michigan syn
qlcate for their colony on the East Coast
Line, have been plated. They extend for
Ifty-fOQr miles in Dade cOunfV