The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-27


10 Death By an Engine-A Ncsro's
THROAT Cut From Ear 20 Ear by
Two White Men.
GEORGIA.
The Delkin stock of watches. clocks and
Jewelry a. Atlanta is 10 be sold al an early
date by the receiver.
The handsome four story brick hotel in
course of construction at L.aWrenccVille
M De open about oct. 10.
The Piedmont spool and bobbin factory
at Athens. thai was burned a few nights
ago. VIII DE rebuilt al once.
The Globe hotel building at Lawrence
Vile is being torn down and large cot
ton warehouse viii be built on this prop
erty.
The fast train on the Georgia road ran
FROM Gr0vetOWn 90 Augusta Monday night
in thirteen minutes The distance being
sixteen miles.
The boys at the Richmond county re-
f0rmatory raised lot or fine rice this
season. The report does not state whether
they found way 10 make il into beer.
Macon wants to turn one OF the squares
IN the center Of the city over 10 a foot
pan cluD 10 practice on so that people can
see the game without walking too far.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
LAWreheeNllle Is ready for business. 1t is
a branch Of the Farmers and Merchants
$4,000.
begun
LOT gold on lanyard branch inside the
limits Of Athens, and is satisfied he VIII
make a rich find Gold has been found
before at the same place in small guam
titles.
The Grocers' Manufacturing Company
OF Augusta, bought 500 bushels of very
ripe peaches from the Albrough Fruit
COMPANY at Fort Valley at % cents
bushel, and made out 81 them 5000 gallons
Of high grade cider.
Francis. sada and Rachel Chamlee
. three little girls whose ages are respec-
lively eleven, nine and seven years. have
arrived at Canton after a journey Of sew
en- days from Bakersfield California
Iheir parents are dead and they have
come south 10 live with relatives They
made the journey alone and safely.
Nephew King, a prominent citizen Of
home, was painfully injured TUESDAY
night He attempted to board a car In
front OF his home on Second avenue.
his foot slipped, but he chung TO the car
for short distance, when he fell heavily
TO the ground. He struck on his right
shoulder, dislocating 1t at the joint. but
breaking no bones.
At Dublin a shooting took place We'd
nesday, resulting in the wounding Of
Dave Hicks in both thighs and in the
right hand. Neither Of the wounds are
serious. Dave Hicks, a colored barber.
was drunk and boisterous, and s. j. Hat
taway attempted to arrest him Hicks
presented pistol, and Hathaway. to
which took effect
At Athens Tuesday the Jury in the
case Of E. n. Suber vs.. the Georgia.
carolina and Northern Railway Com
pdiiy returned verdict, awarding the
plaintim damages in the sum of $1,000
Ihe railroad will carry the case to the
supreme court. This is the third time
TINS case has been tried. Suber got his
loot cut on In 1898 while getting of "a
ern depot
Several days ago the city Of Athens
levied on carload Of ice to satisfy an
account against the Bertling Ice Works.
The ice had TO be held for three days,
ana during that time IL melted. Another
carload has since been levied on. 1t Is
canned that the Ice works now belong 10
Gustams ReXenger Of Cincinnati, and
that the ice that was seized was not
subject. 50 the city viii be sued for the
Nalue OF the ice in the two cars.
Two negro men. Edmund Harvey and
GAVIN Iipplns, were lodged in jail at
Americus Wednesday charged with the
Wnolesale burglary committed in the
town OF Desoto some two or three weeks
ago, when three iron safes We're success
fully blown open and a quantity of mon
ey ana valuables carried away. Tippins
IS the village barber. and is charged with
me crime Of burglary. Harvey Is a shoe
maker and e charged in the warrant as
being accessory to the crime.
David S. Hogg. who lives several miles
above Dawson, had an unusual expert
enoe a few nights ago. Mr. Hogg found
1t necessary TO go from home a few davs
On business, and before going instructed
his wife about the gun and how to use
II should burglar appear during his
absence. One night Mrs. Hogg heard a
noise in the back yard at a late hour
and, getting the gun, discharged it at
man she distinguished in the dark. think
ing II was some one there on mischief
The supposed burglar proved to be her
husband, who had just returned home.
fortunately. the gun missed its mark
anu Mr. Hogg was not injured.
Cecil is likely to have another railroad
IN the next few months. The Cecil Lum-
Der company which now has a tram road
built and track laid with thirty-five pound
steel rails for about five miles northeast
or Cecil, propose TO put this road through
TO Nashville, the county seat of Berrien
county, If the citizens Of Nashville and
the surrounding country will subscribe
$500, and it is learned that Nashville has
already come forward with $4,000 of this
raised in a short while. This road will
prove a valuable feeder to the Georgia
southern and Florida railway, Nashville
being about fourteen miles from here
James Jones, a white boy, aged 16, was
arrested in Opelika and taken to Column
bus Wednesday night. He confessed to
implication in the burglary of Eihers gun
store and the G. & w. ticket office in
Phoenix City some time ago. Stolen pis-
tolls and tickets were found in a sack in
a saw mill, where Jones recently slept at
night. The Phoenix City officials have I'M
der arrest Robert Hudson, aged II, and
James Barbee, aged is. white boys of Col
uInDus, charged with burglary. Articles
recently taken from a residence were
found in the possession of one of them
THESE arrests, il is expected, viii clear up
the mystery as to the recent numerous
burgiaries at Phoenix City
A white man by the name of Brown
and companion, whose name has not
been learned, were drinking at Hampton
Saturday night. and dispatched a negro
man for bottle of wine. The negro could
not procure the wine and returned When
he demanded his pay the men became en-
ragged and a fight ensued. The Negroes
throat was cut from ear to ear The men
made their escapes The negro fingered un-
I'll Tuesday and died In a pOstmortan,
statement he charged the men with the
murder, saying that one of them held him
while the other deliberately cut his throat
The coroners jury charged the men with
murder They were arrested Tuesday in
the country and taken TO McDonough' the
county seat. and jailed
Monday night at $50 o'clock, Just af-
ter leaving. Newman, passenger train No
10 or the ). O. and y. a. railroad killed
an unknown white man. The train was
moving along at the ordinary rate of
speed, and as il ran around a curve the
engineer was horror-stricken TO see
man lying across the track too near
the engine to permit of a stop. The huge
machine bore down upon the PROSTATE
form and had ground il almost to a pulp
before the engine could be stopped SO
badly was the body and head mangled
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