The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-16

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W w Anderson rf AH- as
knocke1 down 81 tr1 tl1-ua a
terms his zare Saturday lIgl. and -.-H.
The blow rendered 1-m a-3n-..2--' ana
he has ne clue TO DIS ,.-..-..,
The minister. 9t alae e. -,5li'l.e
OF more thoroughly c-z1nizin- t1e Inr-s-
tian work in Athens Row g. 81 var
borough was elected PRESIDENT. ana IT, H.
Bernard secretary.
The following appeared ln the last issue
NJ tre HarfV.rE Siu. -T1u Burton
claimed fha rtaht before the election
mar ~ would he reelected treasurer hy
"a roaforirv When the vote naa cone
Folidated Isl votes was bis exact mae
1orifv't
Co.,. and sine ,,..l-.--
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Exports OF lunscr from Bruu7HiDh oat-
urday By sailing vessels eiIio -...,. 10
S,la5,vo Leel -,ApD les. or iilS ~-lt .'
Boston, 5l5HIJ iett 20 Ihliftaeili Illt '4.' ~
70 New y ork. ana -3i"' % l'a. lii-.i e.
IN addltlon 20 the llii-e4' i-'i't --'7
were shlppt4'
About seventy confederate widows have
called al the office OF Ordinary Wiley
at Macon and gne1 the blanks Tor iAelr
pensions OF $50 each. There are about
1ive more 70 sign. making total OF
SeVenty-flve az $50 cacn, or N.al1 a large
Rer cent Oh me Wiao"s are e!l,e poi
mere - Hol IlCH "Ao "4-+0ii7 ei'1 ''-'i'-
pui'
Augusta Chronicle. In the case
of jackson Stevens VS.. Robert
a. Fleming suit Tor g, YlD
damages, heard i'm the city court on
Monday. the jury gave the plaintiff a YER
dict of 800 Stevens was represented bN
Messrs. Nerdery e Foster. and Nr Elem
ing by Messrs. Fleming a. Alexander Ste
Vens in his declaration said that on the
18th of November. 1893, be Was employed
as a laborer by Charles u. Carr q Co.. out
a the Triangular Block That on that
day he was standing on the platform 10
front Of the store and that Mr.. Fleming
purposely threw an apple across the yard
al him which struck him in a tender part,
causing him to fan 10 the ground ana
which made him sick and lame, and
caused him most cNcruciating pain The
negro claimed that he had never reCpN-
cred from the effects Of the blow ana That
he viii never again be able 10 steadily
follow his occupation as a labOrer. In am
swer TO the charge Mr. Fleming denied
that he purposcly or negligently threw the
apple at Stevens. He said at the time he
was engaged by Nannerson & Co, and
that he and Mr.. Nerdery were throwing
apples at each other and catching them
from one platform 10 the other. That the
negro was standing behind Mr. Nerdery
and he had no business on the platform.
and that Mr. Verdery lodged one of the
apples he threw at him and 10 went on by
and struck the negro This was the view
that the jury took.
A. a. rog,,tt .e CO ea,,ii,, fo,,a o,,, ~ 81, =.
Nc % a amy Leu'ri oilI VI '57
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ttc1iars ~ ,,+bicb -, I'VE, 49,, ~, ~, "a
on scco4,rt 80 +b1 ro,,,otll,,.'s - ,ta
scene ~ Tho 5teSn',lty Ali ~ tbo ~
~ CohSeIneu lh.tne qlilcuIly are women
are respectabie ana al pood stapJing
Three OF them. II is known. are of hirhiv
respectable Darentape and have hem
selves always borne good characters. So
iar as learned. on Friday last TWO young
ladies' named Rhymes were on their way
nome from Conee county superior court
wien theE met tnfes sisters named Rob
Saa1i, - -, ~ Ioa 80: ~ seSlls uaJ bltler
49, Bi, 1851 nelM esll lHe i.HS mes
efar,.s a. - go no" e u'l,.4 ~ ~ y
RHYMES pulled a laree knife and IN p
very few minutes had almost butcbered
all three of the Roberts sisters Two ~
the Misses Roberts are yerv serio1isIIJ
and painfully cut, while one of them may
die from her injuries. After the cutting
the Rhymes sisters continued on their