The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-19

Announcement q maze OF the formation
Of the. new law firm or van Ep5-, Larsen
& L-eftyich a. Atlanta
ParoIosM & Cox VIII shortly put up
factory al AdairEFilie for manu- act l-lsls
doors sash. blinds and all kinds o. mould
ines.
At Atlanta Monday Albert WiIlamsol
Ct UEion. s c. was bound over -- s-t'Y
bords By Judge Nash Broy IS Tor co-A-
rerreitlng-
Mrs. Z. y. Jones Of salem Mass. diei
very suddenly a. l9ai4lHs -1. =
Atlanta Monday night Hear trouble
was the cause.
The state supreme court has set jan
as the time for hearing ne n2ii1A IeE
q new trial in the cases u Mrs =. -zslletl
MOBILES and Gus Fambr0.
Gov. Atkinson has appointed ". r. Land
10 be solicitor Of the county court or 81 A-
COX county in place Of 4. 81 NlcLolso1s
whose term expired in November
Little Susie Howell, the Oldest child q
Mr.. and Mrs. clark Howell, Jr., ~ At
isnta. died Monday "a New YORK IL heart
failure following the effects Of diDntheria
Fire broke out IN a pile o. three hundred
bales Of cotton at Layonia Monday. Hard
work saved all but fifteen bales. They
were slightly damaged. A small negro and
q match caused the fire.
James NJ Pace has been renominated
for mayor Of Covington. The nominees for
councilmen are: H. y. Anderson J. W.
Brown 81 W Hawkins. 81. =. Fowler. T.
C. Swami and Robert o. Usher.
Warren d. Nottingham is strongly IN
dsrsed for solicitor general Of the Macon
circuit for the uneXpired term OF SOlic-
itOr General FELTON,, as the latter gentle
man viii, in all probability, be appointed
TO the superior court Judgship.
Superior court convened at Marietta
Monday and the trial Of Joe Eaton Cor
the murder of Malachi Pitts was again tax
en- up. Two weeks ago a mistriai was or
dered in the case on account OF the lli-
ness Of juror who tainted in the court
room.
Jesse p Kinyon one Of the best known
residents Of Atlanta. died at his home IN
Haynes street Monday after an illness of
several months with kidney trouble. Dir.
Kinyon was chief boOkkeeper for the
Western and Atlantic railroad for twenty
years.
John Pee. while on his way home Fri
day night, fell from his horse IN front Of
Cornett's sta bles at I.aWrenceville, where
the ground b. hard and died within TWEEN
fg-f0ur hours thereafter. His horse is
supposed 70 have stumbled ans Poe fen
OF on MS head, causing conclusion Of the
brain.
At Fort Valley Monday night about
y 0'clCck, John BRYANT and two young
ladies'. Misses James were returning from
party when Bryant asked Miss James
70 shoot hts pistol, which she attempted
70 DO but IL was not loaded Bryant lien
loaded j and banded IL 70 her pointing
charged, killing him instantly.
In the case Of the Central Trust Com
Edu4 81 4NtN 10fk against the Atlanta anu
florida Railway Company, the rule for
accounting against W. +. Algee came up
FOR a hearing before Special Master w
II. Black al Atlanta Monday and the sue-
cial master has decided that the railroad
company owed Algee si5l.G6 for his ser
vices. Algee was auditor and treasurer
q the railway from June !, 1885, to Oct ?,
Will Laney Is under arrest at Atlanta
on charge Of robbery. Laney, Il Is claim.
ed, assaulted and robbed G. saloshin,
pawnbrOker. Last Friday night as Sa-
loshin was leaving his store with a tray
containing forty-five watches, ne was
knocked down and robbed, his assailant
taking al the watches. Detectives Tyser
has recovered forty-one of the stolen
mainder.
At Elaville Tuesday. J. o. Wilkinson
was dangerously stabbed in the neck
head and back yesterday by Newton
Slover II IS said that Glover's son got
N fuss with Wilkinson and was getting
the worst Of Il when Glover came TO his
assistance The trouble arose out OF some
ming Wilkinson had written which re-
nneeted on young Glover's sister. Newton
slower was formerly representative in the
legislature from Schley county.
w. r. Miller, general agent Of the Ma
uonal Accident Society of New York
with his office at Atlanta, was arrested
Tuesday on the charge Of forgery, upon a
Telegram from San Antonio, Tex Mr..
Miller says that general agent he Is
Technically responsible for the acts Of his
has been caused by the detection Of some
western sub-agent. He says that he win
sraighten out the tangle in a few days
The correspondent Of the Morning
news at Darien. under date OF Dec IL
writes as follows: General Manager f.
II. MacFarland OF the Darien and Wes-
tern railroad in endeavoring to make the
ROAD turn out profitable despite the re-
cent dullness in traffic IS applying the
pruning knife in a seemingly merciless
iasnlon. About fifteen Of the employees
nave already TOD "a
VIII perhaps follow. Amongst these are
many whom Mr.. MacFarland values very
nlghly Dut IN following up the policy of
retrenchment decided upon by the new
president Of the road this reduction OF the
force becomes necessary.
At Atlanta. Tuesday the jury IN the
case OF John L. Conley against T. H. Hol-
Sombe brought IN a verdict for the de-
PENDANT. This is the ending of an unus-
unl case on which a number Of other cases
are depending. There was a case against
AIR. Conley in court I'm which an affidavit
was made that Mr. Conley's character
was not good and the men signing the
nf1dayt swore that they would not be-
heVe him on oath. Mr. Conley sued the
men who secured the signatures TO the
af1davits. and the men who signed them,
the lawyers who introduced them in the
trial. and Mr.. Holcombe, who testified
oath.
A negro desperate, Madison Ash. en-
tered the house Of Mrs Addie ]. Baber.
az Atlanta Saturday night and secret
Cd himself under the lady's bed. When
Mrs. Baber was about TO retire she dis
covered the Intruder and screamed Two
young men. Albert Baber, the lady's son.
ana Eugene Adams, her son-in-law were
u the house, and ran to see what was
the matter. When they arrived at tho
doorway Of Mrs. Baber's room. the negro
mad gained his feet and seeing thai he
was about TO be captured. he fred his re.
NolYer at one of the men. Both younc
men returned the fire and a hot fusilade
OF shots followed. Ash was wounded in
three places, but managed to make his
escape. He Immediately left for Rome
and was caught near that city SUNDAY
night by Detectives Tyser and Hewitt
The negro Is badly wounded while his
INTENDED victims are unhurt
The correspondent Of the Morning News
az Sylvania, under date Of Dec. al vyriteS
a. follows Mr.. Bob Mock. who lives sew
efai miles from this place. is one Of Inc
most successful small farmers in this sec
ton. Mr.. Mock runs three-horse farm
winch he devides up into three SECTIONS
one Tor corn and grain, one for cofton
hha the other for a hog farm on fkis
latter ne plants peas. groundnuts cbufae
potatoes, etc.. and has it divided Off IN
fences Here Is where he raises his hos
turning them from one patch Ia arctls,'