The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-04
ITEWS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA. FLORIDA AND soUTH
CAROLINA BRIEFLY Para
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pointed 40 nn Indian Ageucy--s ui-
eide ut Elii-y-The City Father,
az 7-ucor Given the Cold saouIder
bs the 7Gsr-c.a@l Board OF Atlanta
GEORGIA.
E.1a courty VIII elect a c---uc- Oh tn.
25sh inst
There Is talk 81 establishing another
bank u Brunswick
Taa ches-rrt crop in North Geors.a IS
rerct-ed tl De very fine AID plentiful
The Xa-aoe-a Morning Ncws has sus-
pc-1et. ar.cr U-rth ot earthly bliss
The c-ac-l and birmingham road wil
o. sc.- -. Macon tomorrow 40 auc-
tlon.
i dairy and cre1merv g. enc O. the n
d-s-r.es scCn % begin operation IN -icdi-
son.
The Monroe cotton mills advertise for
zoo cords Of pine wood, to pe delivered
Christmas.
only ton MORTGAGES have been fore
closed in CcWeta county this year 4ne
farmers are out of lebt
An advertisement appears in nearly all
the weekly papers, saying. Come up
and pay your guan1 notes.
=. a. Carroll of Brunswick has been app
pointed by Secretary Smith of the depart
ment Of the interior 90 an Indian agency
of the west.
Ernest Woods, who killed colored man
by the name Of Roseborougn some tim
ago in Emanuel county. was sentenced
last week To be hung on Dec. 20
Maggie Henderson. the victim OF the
negro at Cole City. Is not dead as re-
Gently reported. but is recovering from
her injuries and is able 20 be about
John Waters of EIijay took twenty
grains Of morphine with suicidal intent
Friday night az seven O'Clock. Re died
Saturday. Waters family resides in Al
lanta, Sam Waters being his father.
Louis Buchholz Of Dalton has a large
family Bible. printed in German, that IS
2S3 years old, having been published IN
1913. Ii has been In the Buchholz family
ever since. 1t is profusely illustrated,
with handsome stone ensravings.
Hannah Farley. a negro woman, died
very suddenly from poison early Wednes-
day morning. at her home. about two
miles from oliver. She is supposed 10
have been poisoned by woman with
whom Andrew Farley, the husband or
the dead woman, has been very intimate
for some time.
During the past month there was ship
ped from Darien, coastwise and foreign,
Sl5f,449 feet of hewn and sawn timber
and lumber. During the month ending on
the Goth Ult., there was measured at the
public boom in Darien $4,000 feet of
square scab and sawn timber. This does
not include the saWn timber and lumber
which came in during the month and was
carried direct to the private booms.
The city council Of Macon went to At
of the mayor and aldermen, an Invita-
ton having been sent them to be present
on Atlanta day at the exposition. II is
said that the only city official that the
Macon party met In Atlanta was police
man, who kindly directed them to lunch
counter. When the mayor and council OF
Macon visit Atlanta again, they will
carry their dinner with them
Several weeks ago Joseph Rhienstorm
of Los Angeles, Cal. left Atlanta. taking
with him diamond ring belonging to
Harry Silverman. Rhienstrom has been
brought back prisoner. I'm charge of Off
Ger R. G. Powell, charged with larceny
after trust. Mr.. Silvermans ring is
valued at $3.50 He has already spent about
500 IN his effort 70 bring RhienstOrm back
to Atlanta, and declares that he will
spend much more TO convict him.
After oonsiderah BILE delay tho lire Of the
new southeast Georgia Telephone Com
pany has recently been completed from
Americas 20 Albany, and in a day or two
viii he ready for business. This affords
double telephone service between these
cities. the Bell Telephone Company hav-
Ing had one in operation for some time.
The Southwest Georgia Company is now
extending its service from Cuthbert to-
wards oFrt aGines, all the towns between
Americus and Cuthbert being connected
already.
Hawknsville News and Dlspatch a
large steamboat with passenger accom-
modations and a freight carrying capac-
lty OF 500 bales or cotton, to ply between
Hawkinsville and Savannah, is now uu-
der course Of construction at Abbeviliee
and will be ready to launch within the
next month or two. 1t viii be q light
draught boat and win be so constructor
that IL can run during the lowest stage
Of the river. The stock has abOuI all
been subscribed by the citizens and busl-
ness men of Hawknsvne. Capt j. W.
Miller of the steamer Gypsy, who is also
a stockholder will be in command Of the
new boat.
The correspondent Of the Morning News
at Dublin sends in the following A novel
marriage was performed recently over in
johnson county. the contracting parties
being Otto Curl, lad OF IA. and Mary
Morgan, girl OF il. There seemed to be
no parental objections.-Miss Moore of
Mllledgeville was elected Saturday to the
principalshiD Of the Dublin high school
primary departmental conVocatiOn of
the Episcopal church Will be held on the
18th Bishop Nelson Of Atlanta and other
prominent clergymen are expected TO be
present. This will be the first meeting Of
the kind ever held in this town, and the
session viii be well attended. This con-
vocation embraces the archdeaconry Of
Masonry and viii continue two or three
The cases against w. c. Cannon and
John Lloyd. the turf exchange men, oc-
eupied the attention of Judge Calhoun in
the police court at Atlanta. Saturday Mr..
Cannon was tried on q charge of pool
selling, the case having been made against
him some time ago by Chief Connolly.
The first part of the case was heard sew
eral days ago and IL was concluded Sat
urday. Judge Calhoun decided that the
city had failed to make out a case and
dismissed Mr.. Cannon. Another case
against him is still pending, however
That Is the one made against him under
the new turf exchange ordinance by City
License Inspector SAKE This will be tried
in q few days. A case against Mr. LLOYD
under the old ordinance charging him
with running a turf exchange was begun
but was not concluded. There is also a
case under the new ordinance against Mr..
Lloyd.
Columbus Enquirer Sun: Mahaley
Mitchell, negro woman, and her daugn-
ter Annie Mitchell were arranged for a
preliminary hearing before United States
Commissioner Wheeler Williams Satur-
day on q charge Of embezzlement and
concealing a letter. Deputy Marshal
Cornett arrested the two women, while
Postoficc Inspector Bulla who represent
ca the prosecution, produced evidence
enough against them TO warrant Commits
sloner Williams ia placing each one un-
DER bond Of $50 for their appearance at
the December term of the United States
court The evidence showed that on
Oct. H. letter pOstmarked Cleburne,
TEX, and addressed very plainly TO Mrs
II. =. Mitchell l2l Firth avenue" was de-
lYera1 to annie Mitchell who lives across
the street from the above number with
her mother whom she told the mail car
rier the letter was for. Upon opening the
enVeioDe enc found an express money or
Ger Fer a3l fFErnf her f--irh lat 40,