The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-31
FALK CLOTHING co.

that her husband, without authority from
her, sold h. 10 w. y. Lowe, who in turn
sold 10 10 Capt Miller, who Is now In
possession of IL. She claims that the prop
erty Is her own and sues to recover it
from Capt Miller.
severa. carloads Of cloth have been ship
ped from the Lindale mills. near Rome, to
New ork and eastern markets within the
last few days The mill has orders enough
TO keep the looms running at their fun
capacity. The cloth is of a superior quail
" and commands good prices in the mar
kets, and the proprietors OF the mills are
very much encouraged at the outlook.
william Wiley, 20 years Of age. lost his
arm at Homer Friday. by getting II
caught IN a gin. He was engaged in
cleaning out some portion Of the ma
ch!nery while in operation, and before he
was aware of II the saws of the gin had
his arm drawn in nearly zap TO the elbow.
When the machinery had been stopped
and the unfortunate young man released
the muscles were so lacerated and the
bones so badly broken that amputatiOn
OF the arm was necessary
Screven county superior court adjourned
Thursday. Three murder cases were tried
during the session. WHY Odom, white
charged with the murder Of Levi Dan
iels cOiored. was acquitted. Edgar Sas-
ser, white, was tried for killing his step
father. Jason Burke. last February and
convicted of Involuntary manslaughter in
the commission of a lawful act lie was
fined $3.50 and costs. Albert Jackson, col
order, WIS tried for the murder of an
other negro at a church festival last
Christmas, and was acquitted. The evil
dence was entirely circumstantial.
swainsboro correspondence Morning
News: The brick building Of the SWANS
boro Bank has been started.-Swainsboro
has a new independent paper, the Tribune
1t Is said that we have as many papers as
subscribers.--Dr Green Bell will begin the
erection Of a nice brick store soon-The
Mcleod store is about com pleted-The
people of Emanuel seem determined that
Col Alfred Harrington shall make the race
for congress from the First district-The
Citizens Bank will soon be organized in
wainsboro.-Populism Is not half so ram
pant as IL was year ago Emanuel Will
20 solid for democracy next time.-The
people Of Emanuel want TO hear Mr. du-
Bignon
At the instance Of the defendants coun-
sci the suit of Miss Kate S. Mallory
against the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road for $40 900 damages was Withdrawn
from the United States court at Atlanta
Monday. Miss Mallory claimed that she
was Inundated in the valuation office
during the closing days OF the exposition
by having the authenticity of a letter Of
Identification questioned by the agent in
charge of the office. The lawyers repre-
senting the railroad entered a demurrer,
claiming that the agent in charge Of
the valuation office, Jack Johnson, was
not the agent of the Louisville and Nash
vile, but represented only the terminal
lines. They argued that as the Louisville
and Nashville was not a terminal line il
was not responsible for the acts of the
agent of others.
The Southern Female College at College
Park, under the control of the Bacon-Cox
family for over a half century. was re-
moved last summer from LaGrange TO the
beautiful suburb OF Atlanta The nifty
third commencement was pronounced a
success, a fitting sequel to the most pros
porous session in the history of the col
iege The programme was as follows
Saturday afternoon, May q, at College
Park papers by Alumnae, and address By
Col. John Temple Graves; Sunday morn
ing May "a. First Baptist church at At
lanta, Ga baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
l.. o. Dawson, Tuscaloosa Ala. Senior
class exercies-Monday afternoon, May Is,
at College Park. Subject: THE Famous
Rides i'm Literature" Class celebration.
Annual concert with college orchestra and
chorus, Monday evening, in Grand opera
house, Atlanta, Ga. Delivery Of diplomas,
degrees and medals.