The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-05
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PAR GRAPHs.


The deaths al Macon last month num-
ger 81. OF the deceased only y were whites
The outlook promises that brunswick S
exports this year VIII exceed those OF last
year by a large sum-
CITY Attorney James A Anderson Of
Atlanta has formed a cOpartnershlp with
the firm of Fielder a Davis, ana the new
firm viii be Anderson, Fielder & DAVIS
John Cadle. who killed William owens
on Oct 70. surrendered 20 Sheriu Bulk
ard at Buchanan Saturday lie hdd Deen
hiding In the woods near his home since
the killing occurred
Norman w. Dodge has filed a suit in
the United States court at Macon, against
Jasper McRae, of Hat OF Laurens coun-
~, for $4,000. The suit is brought for al
legged trespasscs and damages.
The property Of the Athens oil and Fer
tilizer Company has changed hands.
George Lyndon Of " ashington Ca, has
become the owner of the oil mills, fertilizer
mills and the ice works. Inc property
was in the hands of a receiver
Alfred johnson, the 13-year-old son Of
Rev. w. A. Johnson, of McDutle county,
while playing around the gin OF A II. 9 uI-
lis, Saturday, got caught in the shatuns
which extends from the engine house 20
the gin house and was fatally injured his
right leg was broken and his right arm
was fearfully mangleu ana torn anu ne
was otherwise seriously injured.
An elegant brick building is being COM
pleted by Mr.. Chamberlain. capitalst OF
WoOnsocket, r. J., at CedartOWn, one-hau
of which is being constructed especially
TO accommodate the pOstotfce. IL viii
be fitted up with all the modern appli-
ances for heating and lighting ana lne
postofice will De fitted up IN the most
place in a few days. provided the govern
ment agrees TO the change, which IS al
most assured. as the new huildlhs ls
equally as convenient and much more
satisfactory in every way than the present
location.
A family quarrel i'm Jasper county Sat
urday resulted in the killing of Mr.. reeves
by his son-in-law. Air. Blackwell Inc
Smith, at Smithton. The two principals
had engaged I'm a dispute over the settle
ment for a buggy which The s0n-ln-laW ha4
purchased from Mr.. Reeves. The dispute
grew very warm. Reeves drew his pistol
and shot Blackwell i'm the left arm. Black
well then drew his gun ana instantly kllltu
his father-in-law. Blackwell Is stun az I'D
erty, attending to business as u nothing
had happened. and there has been no at
tempt made to arrest him. smith, IN
whose store the killing took place, IS an
uncle to Blackwell and the brother-in-
law of Reeves.
While Murray Spivey, the 11-year-old
son of Mrs. Spencer Spivey of Americus;
was shooting birds near Parker's mill
Saturday morning, the gun slipped from
the boys grasp the hammer striking on
q plank and discharging the piece. The
entire load took effect in the lads right
shoulder. shattering the bones. Drs. MIL
Ter. Prather and Cato, after a careful eX-
animation, decided that an operation was
necessary. AS the bone was completely
shattered at the shoulder the arm was UNI
jointed there. The dangerous operation
was quickly performed, the entire arm be-
ing removed. The boy stood the ordeal
bravely, and while there is a slight chance
for recovery, the opinion Is expressed that
he cannot recover from the severe shock
and that death will very probably result.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Massachusetts cotton mills at l4indale, in
FLOYD county will be increased one-haf
in capacity Immediately. Work on the an
mex to the main building necessary to ac-
commodate the increased equipment is to
begin so soon as the work on the present
building is completed. Four hundred men
are employed in various capacities. The
operatives cottages are going up at
rapid rate and the mills are assuming the
proportions of a lively village. The sta
ton Findale, is now supplied with
Western Union and Southern express of
fee and all trains on the Southern ana
Chattanooga, Rome and Columbus rail-
roads stop there regularly. The water
works system has been completed and 1t
is one of the most perfect in the south.
The water supply is practically unlimited
and for sanitary and fire purposes every
provision has been made in addition to the
ordinary domestic requirements of the
main buildings and cottages Of the oper-
atiYes.