The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-08

Timber Cutting Fslcd in "a United
States Court.
GEORGIA
The new stores Of Tatum & Broadhurst.
and Lr q. H. Macon. az AbneF.Ae' Will
soon be ready for occupation
Clynn. Rabun. Towns anc Union are
the only counties ll the stale that cor
raise cotton Neither OF tLcse cou-I-.es
raised o bale o. cot on last year.
The De.rot free Press has had an
artist IN the lower part ~ LoTnde- coua-
y getlng views o. lahe s-e.i-s, CO.
which they use In exchange Tor iofe.gn
views.
Yesterday marked the golden anniver-
sary OF John q. Le.iz r4e f4oers mp n ", ihe
Independent order O. Odd / II oWs, at Ma
con, which makes nm one Oh the olu-s
Odd Fellows IN this country
The contract for the erection OF the East
Pc nj Academy has been AWARDED 10
Messrs. Austin & Mcconnell contractor
ct Atlanta. The price Is s@tJJ' ana the
contractors have begun Work.
The grocery store of C. c. Holmes IN
Nlnevlie, a suburb OF Macon Mas es-
stroyed by tire NJ eOnescay. Loss, S4,zJJ ~
insurance. The store mouse was owned
by Mr.. Galloway, and was INSURED lot
$40 which VIII fully cover H.
The cred tors bis against Cohen
Pros. at Macon have been dismissed anu
Their Indebtedness satlst tclOri4y tolhPlo
missed. Cohen LrOs. opera seven slores s.
Jhey are situated "a Mad-son, mont =
cello and other towns IN thdt sec'4Oh %
the state.
The JeTersonviue oil plant was sold
at public auction sale at Mason IAesoay-
il was bousht IN a. 81 SO. Capt a x
Parrot was The oder. IL IS thO~gnL
that he bought for Talbot q sons OF
Richmond ana Macon. me pIant cost
abnut $4,000 when bu.lt lew years aho.
As a result OF q row on Monroe street.
in what is known as ColinsNiAe, a negro
settlement just outside Tie cry limits at
Macon, Monday night GeoIse jackson
has deep sash on me BACK oi ms h-Cn,
extending from ear to ear, ana woman
named Henrietta has bullet IN her
knee.
While Mrs. ". Z. Bryan Of the Fourth
ward al Rome, was la her k tchen Wednes-
Gay she heard a scream M the front room
She ran from the kitchen and met her
2year-old child IN the hallway, WIN neI
clothing IN flames. When the flames were
out the mothers hand was badly burned.
The child was not hurt
The executive board Of the Atlanta ex-
position has set aside $500 10 DC o.-creu
In premiums Tor agricultural EXHIBITS az
the exposition. IL has not yet been deel-
ded how those przes viii De oHereu-
whether tor county. indNiQuai OF slale
exhibits, but it is cry likely that prlz
viii be.ofIered for the best exhibits made
by all Of these.
A house occupied by a family named
Vineyard. IN Cobb county, was burned
Wednes day morning. one OF the occupants,
VIII Vineyard. being burned TO death. He
was about p years old, and despite The
efforts of the three other members Of the
family 10 rescue him, and his own effort
70 escape through a coor re was cdssht
by falling timber and lost his lie.
The NJ A. Thedford Medicine Company
Of Rome, has been closed BY the shern,
on acc cunt of warrant sworn out by
W. ]. Satterheld, 10 whom they are in
debted for rent Mr., Satterheld owns half
the stock of the company. lie says the
company Is in arrears for rent TO the
amount Of $3.50. and as they were In very
embarrassing clrcums tances. he TOOK this
step TO protect himself.
It is more than likely that the Alumni
Society Of the University Of Georg a at
Athens will set aside a DAY In Now mber
TO be celebrated at the Cotton States and
International exposition as Univ erslty
Alumni Day" The ioea Is 70 bring TO-
gether as many Of the old students as pos
sible The University OF Georgia has,
Bince It's organ eaton. graduated about
200 men, about 1000 OF whom are now
nYlrg.
AT Macon Wednesday Judge Earde-
man rendered his decision In the Ross
Cornell drug store receivershp case and
refused to grant receiver. Ross q Cor
firm name of ". IL Cornell & Co. and
Dr. James T. Ross. the silent partner
peutioned for a receiver The decision
!of the Judge sustalns the past manage
was shown at the hearing that since the
partnership Mr.. Cornell has made the
business pay me- pEout 10 MS partner
OF per cent. per annuln.
A short time ago $4,000 of per cent
bonds were issued 10 erect new Masonic
building in Macon on cotton avenue. near
the intersection of Second street. The
bonds have all been sold and the building
erected, the first floor being used as
store and the second and third floors being
devoted 10 Masonic purposes. The Masons
received par for the bonds and accrued
interest. TIE bonds are selling now at los
aud are considered gilt-edge The bonds
are in denomnat tons Of $500 The first
bond is due ten years hence and bond
falls due each year thereafter.
The prisoners in the old White county
jail at Cleveland came near escaping
Wednesday. Tie two prisoners are Albert
Cross whose feet were frozen during the
recent co q weather and Frank Hunter
Cross informed the jaileT that Hunter was
trying TO make an exit through the rot
ten moor Of the dungeon, thence under
ground to freedom, when their dinners
were brought Upon investigation II was
-feund that a hole large enough to admit
the body OF a man had been extended to
large stone alone stood between their eff
forts and the North Carolina line
Wednesday morning at | o'clock a
Roach, was sent to the era
THOMPSON in an unconscious and
seemingly dying condition He was dis
covered by two Of the rien who were
street Just how long he had been there
no one knows. Ii appears that the young
man was seized with an epilepuc fit and
was in a bad cond ton when he arrived at
thu hospital. The physicians went to
work on him and soon revived h n. He
gave his name but who he is or where he
lives is a matter OF mystery. DR.. Brew
ster states that Roach is in q very serious
condition.
Haynie is the name Of a village located
IN Floyd county near the Alabama line,
incorpora ed by the legislature in 1898. 1t
IS The only place outside of Rome in the
county where VIII sky is openly sold. II
reports be true, the voters in the village
consist of three councilmen, one of whom
Is mayor and another marshal. Promptly
after the organization of the council il was
decided to sell Liquor. Squire Ellis, jus
1 oe OF the Cave Spring district in which
Eaynie is located, says the so-called VII
lage is hardly a wide place in the road,
and that he is going to have the matter
Investigated by the courts. He claims that
the school and Sunday school in the local
ity Of Haynte have been broken UP by the
liquor selling, and that it is about to ruin
the locality.
A very important bill has been filed in
the United states court a Macon. 1t is
brought by Doloss L. p ggins, of Michi-
gan, against John Parker and James Ma
10y Of Telfa r county. TIE plaintiff alleges
that n 1901 he pUrchased of Thomas II
Smith of Wisconsin a u the lumber. cvprese