The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-21

at Athens CrOWdcd-A Prominent
Citizen of Charleston Dies at At
Ianta-TwO Cotton Gins Burned at
EatOntOn-A Railroad Deal at
sparks-A Man and Two Women
Suspected OF Being Implicated in
Chastity Murder in Clayton
County.
GEORGIA.
Mrs. A. G. Johnson wife of Rev. A. G.
johnson died Friday night at Decatur.
j. H. Harrison of Hancock county has
gathered $50 bushels of corn from fifteen
acresh
The liberia peach growers at Sparta are
going to plant several thousand more trees
this fall.
1t is very probable that H. A. Blue, pop
ularly known as Punch" Blue will be in
the race for coroner of Bib county.
The Gordon Institute Cadets of Barnes
vile VIII 60 to the exposition the first
days.
The building committee of the Vineviue
Methodist church, Macon, have decided on
the erection OF new house of worship to
cost about $4,000.
r; Z. Hervey, travelling salesman OF
r. G; Hazard Co. of New York, died
al his residence at Atlanta Friday OF
typhoid malarial fever.
There are only twenty-five couples In
Augusta who want to be divorced-that
Is 10 say. this is the number who have
made formal application
The race for mayor of Gainesville is
getting interesting Mr.. CASTOR. who is
2 candiaate, IS roasting his opponent, Mr.
bhltn, through the columns of the Eagle
Rev. S. A. Burncy is soon to retire from
the pastorate of the Baptist church az
Madison on account of failing health. Rev.
q. w Argabrite of Atlanta will be his sue
cessor.
AS an evidence Of prosperity. the Amer
lcus recorder notes nine Mormons this
week and five more looked for next week
I.his beats Gov. Northens immigration
scheme.
Peach and apple brandy is the favorite
drink in North Georgia Thousands of
gallons have been distilled in Georgia
officers looking for it.
A man supposed to he Ed. Hogan. alias
Jonn Smith, who is wanted in AIiUen FOR
klIing the porter, Harrison, On the Milien
and Southern railroad was captured a,
Wadley Friday. He denies his guilt.
"A rich iron mine is said to have been
discovered on the lands of the Shirley es-
tate near cannon church, in Hart coun-
", and II is now being worked by a
Pittsburg. Pa.
The GAINESVILLE underwear mill is do
ing tremendous business They have
orders for goods many months ahead and
fui force of operators are kept at work
all the time. Commencing to-day the mill
VIII run day and night.
sam Broadnax, the Oldest of the negro
boys who gave the draught of potash to
little Frank Roberts, at Sparta has been
committed to jail, to await the action of
the grand jury. Ned, the younger of the
culprits, was discharged.
Charles W. Darby who was shot bv
Benjamin Harrison at Monroe a week
ago, has not regained consciousness, and
ms doctors believe that he will die Har-
rison escaped Immediately after the shoot
ing and has not been arrested
Col. NJ c. Fulton of DeKalb county died
Iluay at an advanced age. He was the
father Of the DeKalb county alliance and
took a prominent part in the state az
ganizatiOn, At his death he was presi-
dent Of the silver league in DeKalb eoun-
Philip w. Wineman, a prominent citl-
gen of Charleston, died at the residences or
his niece, Mrs, Sisson. at Kirkwood' =
suburb of Atlanta Friday. He was ap-
parently in good health. His death re-
suited from a hemorrhage and was ver,-
unexpected. Mr.. Wineman was 70 wears
oId. The remains were sent to Charles
ton for interment.
~, IN Giimer superior court Friday two Of
the Wnltecappers who whipped Bill Nails
IN sinner county in 1891, were sentenced
70 me ohaingang by Judge Gcber Bill
Doo3ihs was found guilty and Bill Wilson
Pfteaq guhty. on March p, 1891, a crowd
o. WniIecappers went from Murray County
INTO elmer county. tied the arms of Nails
him. "0'e
1t is proba BILE that Judge Sheer will ,oo,-
Nehe the United States court at Macon on
the hrst Monday IN November one Of the
1i0st important matters is the case aga inst
John M and stephen Williams, sons Of
tne late Lucius Williams. who was killed
Dy Deputy Marshal John Kelly J11Sga
opeer IS still al Mount Airy but will re-
Monday. nc iiS1
Two children of G. c. Cron Of va1dosto
were missed from home late Wednesday
evening and considerable excitement was
oI.tasIohed Tor while. A search was in
S.4Luted and the drainage canal near the
d591Ae was searched for the missing chill
zen Zen. after much anxiety and a LONG.
dIuiiuess search about the premises the
esiitafen We're found fast asleep under one
OF me beds in the house.
The State Normal School ar Pool, 70,
49, 80 a. Alnens, Is overlooking with teach
are NJ, - a. Iar ne have enrolled, and l32
t5 NV " attendance. The accomrnof-a
exba,,s az 1he college buildings nave been
rms year Provisions will be made f Sor