The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

That Dates Back a CcRtuFy-A Cut
ting Array in Carroll County-A
Cooperagc Works 10 BE Erected in
CoiquItt County, Table OF az
which Lafayette Dincd sold for
sz5-A Chud's Leg Broken by "A
Cruel Negroes.
GEORGIA.
Rev. f. j. Coates of Macon is minus his
horse. Some one stole IL from his resi-
dence Thursday night
In one Of the small towns near Ameri-
Gus citizens lost over flA1O In the past
week Specializing In cotton.
Prince the little son of TIT. and AIRS
L, u. Ansiey. was thrown from his heEEy
by a runaway horse az AmericuS Fri lay,
sustaining painful and serious injuries.
Lee NcLenIon Of ThomasviUe has been
elected general manager Of the National
Building and Loan Association of Mont
gOmerv Ala. which has a paid mp capital
OF S5.o000oo and an authorized capital of
Sculptor Rhind has been retained by
Ge0rg-ans OF New York To make q bust
OF President Cleveland from Georgia mar
ble. which is to Doe presented 20 the city
of Atlanta as d memorial OF the Fresi-
dents visit.
The shipping business at Brunswick for
This month will exceed that for last month
by over a half million dollars. The m
crease is the result of larger cargocs on
the Mallory line. and the big cotton cargo
Of the Lord Erne.
Wingfield Nisbet, son-in-law Of Adjt
Gen. kell, who has returned to Macon
from a visit to sunny Side says Gen. kell,
who has been dangerously i'll. is much im-
proved and that his physicians are now
confident of complete recovery.
The GAINESVILLE underwear mill is do
ing tremendous big business. They have
orders for months ahead. and full force
Of operatives is kept az work all the time.
This week the mill is running day and
night and the goods are being piled M.
The hearing Of Attorney Marion Har-
ris' extraordinary motion for new trial
In the Mobiles case. viii come Off next
Thursday, at Mount Vernon. Attorney
Harris viii present some strong tesu-
bles' insanity.
Joe Harris of Carrollton sold an old
table to Mrs. Lowry of Atlanta last week
for $75. Lafayette dined upon It on his
second visit to the United states. Mrs
Lowry says her mother eat her wedding
supper on it. Ii is made of mahogany and
will be exhibited at the exposition.
Application has been made by J. B.
Norman. Jr X. w. Horne and twelve
Others for Incorporation as the Colquitt
County CoOperage Company capitalized
at 5000. with privilege of increasing to
$4,000. A factory is TO be located al Moul-
trie for the manufacture of tubs, buck
cts, barrels, etc.
On Thursday last Mr. English. mer-
chant of Climax. closed his store and
went off to dinner, leaving window in
the rear end of the store open. When he
returned he found his safe had been
rihed OF Sl2O in cash, the thief having en-
tered through an open window. A negro
has been arrested on suspicion.
A suit for damages against the city Of
Atlanta was fled in Clerk Tanners Of
fee Friday afternoon by Mrs. Sarah f.
Gabbett, through her attorneys The
amount of damages named in the petition
Is 5000 The petitioner states that her
property has been badly damaged on
account of the grading of Fort street
The pupils in the high classes Of the
Shelman Institute of Shellman have or
ganized a literary society and in honor
Of Vice President Stevenson, now At
lanta guest, have named il the Steven
son Literary Society. Prof. Britton. the
principal Of the school. is personal
friend and warm admirer of Mr.. Steven
son.
Walter Campbell, colored. Of Atlanta.
was run over and horribly mangled by
freight train at Evansville, on the Gin
cinnau Southern railway Wednesday
night. He died Thursday Campbell made
an effort TO board a south-bound train en-
route nome ana was thrown under the
lanta.
Thursday night about O'Clock. as
Georgia train No, IS, in charge Of Capt
Carr, had reached a point between Grove
town and Augusta, part Of a tobacco
box was hurled through a window in one
OF the passenger coaches. The missile
came very near striking w. II. Turner
ana splinters Of glass were thrown into
the face Of J. T. Hertzog.
The gin house. scale. press and engine
house Of Tiller Bros. & Breach al Point
Peter. Oglethorpe county, were burned
THURSDAY The loss is not less than $1,000
About forty bales of cotton were on hand
the time. but il was all saved eight
bales burning in the seed. II is a heavy
loss, but the firm will rebuild and con-
tinue Ia the ginning business.
The store Of I. BUTLER a wboleeale
liquor and tobacco dealer of Columbus.
has been closed up by the sheriff under
a mortgage execution for $4,000 in favor
nF he r-fh ArFf Al DO. o.
bus Mr. Buffers liabilities are estima-
ted al from $1,000 to $1,000. The amount
81 his assets cannot be ascertained, but
I rs understood that they exceed his in
debtedness.
Frank Drakeford, formerly treasurer
Of the immigration association organized
by Castor, at Atlanta, was found guilty
IN that Oty Friday of contempt of court
for the second time His bond. which be-
lore was placed az $500 was increased to
$500, which amout he readily gave. The
case arises out of Drakeford's failure to
pay into the court $1,000 of the old asso-
ciation's funds
The South and West Grain Trade Con-
gress which was called for Atlanta Fri
day, has been abandoned. During the
past week the exposition officials have
been notified that many of the delegates
could not come, and for this reason the
congress was abandoned. This congress
met at Mobile last year, during a meet
ing Of the southern grain men who de-
sired TO meet the grain men of the west
VIII Pardon seriously. and perhaps fat
ally cut Jim Johnson, a son of T. L. John
soh. who lives about four miles from Car
rollton near Plowshare postoffice, Thurs
day. johnson was cut In four or five
places. The difficulty originated over the
making OF wildcat whisky and commenced
with the arrest of Henry Window. who
was carried to Atlanta several months
ESQ. v lndom was arrested upon the evil
oence furnished by Pardon.
r; L. Farmer. one of jefferson countv's
leading citizens and largest planters liv-
lug one mile from Louisville had his
Sln-nouse burned Thursday The total
loss VIII be between $1,000 and 81 500 AS
there was cotton tn the seed from six
teen bales and cotton seed from thirtv-
two bales more, besides the press. engine.
harrows, sulky pillow and all his farming
Implements. The Clubhouse and barn of
Tom Aldred, living six miles from Louis
Vile, met similar fate.
Dan Wade, the negro who shot Mr..
Beard OF Miller county last spring, put
ting out both his eyes was convicted
in Miller superior court last Monday and
sentenced TO the penitentiary and or
dered by Judge Griggs taken TO Balm
bridge at once for safe keeping till the
penitentiary guards could come for him:
and the sheriff and guard left ColQuitt
at 10 O'Clock a. m, on Tuesday with
their prisoner for I3ainbridge. but up to
eFfess- lre.r bod