The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-26
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.


Orlando Again Forced 10 the wall.
AnthOny's Masonic Hall Burned.
Tampa TO Vote Again on Issuing
Bonds on Dec 27-An Orange COun-
~ Woman Kills Deer With a
Rifle.
GEORGIA.
The cornerstone y the. Nlneyille new
Methodist church VIII be laid tomorrow
afternoon.
Fred W. Cole was appointed perma-
nenr receiver Of the Nigilaut Live stock
Mutual Insurance Company Of Atlanta
Manager Wilson OF the shoe factory at
brunswick, Saturday, had his hand caught
IN one Of the machines. and completely
crushed. One Of the bones was broken.
The alleged lynching Of the negro Ba-
laar1 Hancock, confined in Jail at Gibson,
Tor an attempt 20 rape, has not taken
pace and all Danger is thought 10 be
over.
Fulton Colville. attorney for Carter, Reed
& Co, at Atlanta, has filed suit Ia the
Unlced states court for &.3W against Ca
bours Armstrong & Co. Of Rome, the
amount Of judgment obtained IN Florida.
The case viii be an important one.
Chairman J. S. Wright Of the county
commissioners has issued a call for all
the outstanding Glynn county bonds of
the issue OF ISL. They viii all be paid
within sixty days. II not presented by
cease TO bear interest.
Jacob Haas was appointed permanent
receiver OF the Alexander rkreisle cloth
ing store on Whitehall street at Atlanta.
de viii take charge Of the business at
once and dispose Of IL at retail for the
benefit Of the creditors. A receiver was
asked for several days ago.
E W. Bingham has filed in Justice
Lanbrights court al Brunswick an ac-
ton in garnishment against the Call Pub
fishing Company. Summons were served
on parties and firms indebted TO the pa
per yesterday by Constable DENLY. The
case is set for the December term.
Col. L. n. Seabrook, clerk Of the United
states court district OF South Carolina,
oieQ Sunday morning at / O'Clock at the
Iesflence Of his son-in-law, J. S. Ham
ihon, II Baltimore place at Atlanta. Col
SeaDroOk has been i'll for several weeks
his health gradually failing. He was in
the 18th year Of his age.
A decree has been taken in the sllperior
court at Macon IN the case of W. NJ
GORDON, administrator of the estate or
harain 4. Johnson. against Jarrett &
s5l-55 in Leu OF dover; and confirming the
sale Of the Planters warehouse property
10 ". N. Gordon for Sl4,700.
The annual conference of the Second
Advent Christian churches Of Southern
Georgia and Florida will meet at Bruns-
Wick with the Second Advent church on
thursday, Nov. .. There are thirteen
churcnes 10 be represented. This confer
ence was organized year ago with eight
churches, and now has thirteen
The $1,000 addition to Alexander free
school at Macon has been completed and
turned over to the board of trustees. The
building IS now one Of the finest free
schools IN the state. The board of tru--
tees have md of $4,000 invested in
Georgia state, Georgia railroad and city
OF Macon bon s, yielding a net income Of
about 1900 year. which was left by
Liam Alexander for the benefit of the
white children in the city Of Macon Il
IS rom this fund that the Alexander
school was built, and any schools that
may hereafter be built from the same
fund must, by the terms of the bequest
bear the name Of Alexander.
Macon Telegraph: Jenny Amos, a negro
woman, called at police headquarters Sat
urday night and aNSed Chief Butner for
home in Nj chelrs alley. The chief cSes-
uOned the rOman as to the object of the
club and. without a blush Of shame the
woman told him that her father had Just
died and that she had 10 raise money to
pay for the coffin in which he was to be.
buried. The coffin cost So, and she ex-
pecIed 10 take IN at the door and clear
profits enough on the refreshments ana
dancing privileges to pay for it, The chief
was knocked out and Sergt. Long swore
ne WOuid never give another cent to for
eign missions until the heather right here
at our doors We're given a little attention
Saturday afternoon Archie Graham. a
young EnRliShman, who has been at Rome
a few months, gave Gus Shropshi hire whose
Sun, beating in Mack Deals
pOolroom. Shropshire's brother entered HE
place where Graham and some others
were playing pool and laid a copy of the
Sun on the pool table where Graham was
playing. Graham ordered him to take it
away because he didn't want it. The boy
refused to take fhe paper away and era
ham threw the paper on the floor The
boy ran up and kicked Graham, when
the latter slapped him. The boy went out
and found his brother, Gus Shropshire,
and told him Of the occurrence, when the
latter went in and began cursing Graham.
After trying to get Shropshire to 20 away,
Graham at last jumped on him and began
beating him. They are men of about the
same size. Shropshire drew a knife and
cut Graham. Graham then took the knife
away from Shropshire and gave him a
terrible beating. Graham is cut on the
shoulder, but not dangerously.
Camden correspondence of the Atlanta
Constitution: il begins TO look as though
Councilman Silas Belts dog would be-
come a bone Of serious contention in the
town Of Stockton. In fact IL IS likely Il
become an issue of the campaign for next
spring, when a new town council is to
he elected. The arrest Of Chief of Police
Zane. Jailer Collins and others on the
charge of stealing the dog was promptly
followed by the arrest of the councilman
man promises TO follow the matter To the
bitter end, and proceed with the punish
ment Of those who thought ii joke tC
deprive him Of his favorite dog when he
was preparing for a hunting trip. In CON
sequence some official heads are likely &c
fall. Zane was elected chief Of police by
a bare majority OF one in the town coun.
ell, and Mr.. Belts was one Of those who
voted for him. Since then Zane has had
several narrow escapes from inVestiga-
tfOn, but as he has strong influence ht
has managed TO come out with cOiOrs ny.
ing. Now, however, Mr.. Belts and he
proposes TO see ~ the laws can be fla
granty violated by the man
sworn 10 see THAI they are not. Mr.. Belts
win BE- candidate for reelection and the
act I1fH fNr..Ha
votes the question Of whether dogs are
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