The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-14
IN GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO STATES T0LD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

Child walks out of window.
GEORGIA.
A movement is on foot TO regulate the
$3.50 ..,.... ...7 . ...,,,.,, NOT orl,-
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Tor the comfort or passengers out loi inc
Fatroinlah NICE ray l'e 'i'' -i'
man stationed al Grant PARK at A'lai''a'
made great record Saturday running
down and catching two conViots VINO had
escaped from The city stJckade
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cauebt o. sbarl, ON Cumberland river sat
urdav ,bat measured nine feet ana eight
inches in -eu4ta. being the largest speci-
men caught in those waters in some time
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as"'..S 'o' "'
Al the MeDanieI street crossing at AZ
lanta through the negligence Of the de-
PENDANT.
The taxable propertv Of Habersham
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oou'''s a. SNOW" "' '-e '">
year IS T'9IIWl Wmcn WIN r"liroda taN
OF $oyo'VU adoci VIII make Ao''i OF f-'''''-
levied raises Sl4 4ego7
rhD hoar, 80 t.,,.+o.s If tho t1etrov
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ueneNoieH' co''sI 'sa''o' '' - '''li "a i'7'
decided to enlarge the temple at the cor
ner OF Forsyih ana Garnet streets. ne
Improvements, II agreed upon ny Ihe CON
gregauon' VIII cost ABOUT $iVVV0.
AT the Southern Pine Company's mill at
offerman' about nineteen miles south OF
Jesup' Foster WarWick young man
M. Il
pell on ieNolNl"s Wneel -"on""S u; We
causnt IN It anu TORN 10 p4eceS' Dea VI
was iNs'an '"'ieouS'
The preliminary hearing of Jesse Bum
ION CHARGED with assaultina ,7ebreia
Waters at the Edenaeld hotel az Still
more several days ago, has ended and
the negro gave bond in the sum Of $500
to await the action OF the grand jury at
the OCTOBER term OF superior court.
E,a1iv pou,,,an ~, 1o-vaar-o15 brotl,er
=, - - 60 -, en-
Vi T. NJ Do" iis'i' VI ave 9Pi ''e' 'ei' oU'
of two-story window Monday morning
and sustained injuries that may result IN
his death, and VIII certainly cripple him
walking in his sleen when the accident
happened.
f-,ar,r,or, perry, oro ~ tho ,eo,roos ar
9''N
resleu on suspicion ol peihs ihlpAcatep
in the killing of w A. Huckabee, drug
clerk at Atlanta, has been released, there
being no evidence against MN that war
ranted holding him longer. The other ne
gro. Joe Harden Is stll locked up at the
police barracks.
Judge Hill has issued his order for the
election on Aug. 10, which will decide
whether Clarksville or Toccoa is the
choice Of the people for the county site OF
Habersham. A petition signed by 40 cit-
zens was presented requesting said cleo
ton to be held, and a guarantee bond
pledgng the building of the court house
if removed to Toccoa was filed.
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mysterious shoo'ihs ol 1T GURUS Oh Au-
gusta. No trace Of the burglar can be
fers bouayer there is noislng he snIo
of So that he had collected Saturday The
patient is doing very nicely. The bullet
passed through the fieshy part of the foot
and it is not thought that he will suffer
any more than temporary inconven-
fence.
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IN an uhusual posiuoh LOT TINS season. IL
is estimated that there are not more than
about sixty bales Of saleable cotton la the
local warehouses, practically an the stock
having been disposed Of. Usually at this
a. AZ. - - 80 ~ tsl',io Ia
Phenix mills bought so bales OF middilng
cotton from Poe & Hooi. agents, for "a.
cents per pound
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me o''i~0"s vi Nioi'rue are TINS week
receiving their summer dividends from the
three large corporations located there
Fourteen thousand dollars have been paid
out within the last week as dividends
from the earnings Of the past year. The
Monroe Guano Company paws its usual 10
per cent, the Bank Of Monroe paws its
eemi-annual 4 per cent. and the Monroe
so'. . mus Bala per cent. In ADA ION
eranh CoTnsny neid ~ ~ Ely IL S,s
Is per cent.
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. ' ,'''e ''o'' 0'o0N i'''ier
iorhspy' the e-year-ola daughter OF G. M.
Hornsby was killed by lightning at the
residence OF her father az Fitzpatrick on
the Macon and Dublin railroad. near Ma
con. She was standing IN room near a
sewing machine and the mantelpiece,
when she was Instantly killed by the dead
~ bolt which splntered the mantelpiece
and badly damaged the house. Mrs. Horns