The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-20
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
,,-s OF THE TWO STATES TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

mani of Atlanta Visits the
s,nms-Negro's skull Proves Bullet
,,.oof-Romantic Marriage at Dali
tan-vegro's skull Broken With
DooI,-FaII Down an Elevator SMART
D.suIts in Death.
GEORGIA.
oond Walthall killed Peter Avey at
1,ota saturday night with blow from
/ rook Weighing five pounds.
r.,se spanish spies are watching the
..onoents of the military in Atlanta.Both
| mar troops and the volunteer forces
rrs been under their eagle eyes.
~ p s. Harris, of Rome, died Monday,
f,.r an illness of a few hours. He was at
,sed with acute indigestion Saturday
'.niog and despite the best medical atten-
Nv he gradually sank until his death
rn5ea Emory speer will leave Macon this
-. for Galena, H., where he will de-
rer the address on the occasion OF the eel
I,ra+ion of Grants birthday. This'is prob
hv the first time that a Soutnerher mas
On invited to speak on like occasion.
The Loganville and Lawrenceville Rail
"a has been fully organized, and work
m commence Just as soon as the con-
.ct can be let. A number of contractors
I'M tr,- for the work. 1t is expected that
contract will be awarded some time
xt week.
holm Greenleaf, a negro, got drunk ana
rmbled upon the porch of citizen OF
omnibus. who fired bullet into his head
han was subsequently extracted from
head by a physician, and 1t was found
at II had hattened against the skull
negro will recover.
\ Brewer, who fell eight stories
rough an elevator shaft in the Grant
X6ding at Atlanta on SATURDAY. morning.
"A sunday al the Grady Hospital. EreW-
4 was frightfully mutilated. His thigh
4 as broken and his spine hurt. he was
w "A years old, and an iron worker.
movement is on foot to have another
n at L,awrenceville this fall, and it has
ct with bright prospects so far. Editor
unity of the Lawrenceville News-Her-
IA raised over $500 in few hours from
,siness men about town. 1t IS proposed
Richard Wooten, living three and one
ali miles from Culloden, lost his dwelling
IA smoke house by fire Saturday. He lost
his meat, flour and lard, and nearly all
household goods, saving only few bed
otbes. one bed and two trunks. There
las no Insurance on anything, and the loss
about $1,000.
dispute arose between Jim -Hulsey,
mite. ana Sam Saddle, colored, at Lula
lnday and Hulsey's father seeing the
ssro about to Guido his son, threw a
pck at the negro, breaking his skull. the
sgro is not expected to live, and Hulsey
Tow hiding, but it is thought he wili
Hnender, as the negro was throwing
,ks
James NJ. Mcintosh and Miss Lille Bar
ktt were married the other day at the
bme of the brides parents near Dalton.
r. Mcintosh was young widower, with
e little girl, and had never seen the
hung lady until he went up to get mar
IA On recommendation of friend to
h parties they had exchanged pictures
put Christmas, and had been in CORE
Evidence since.
Al klnday night DR.. L. G. Rrorghton. pas
Of the Third Baptist Church at Atlanta
n a series of sermons against crime in
f city, For one month past he has
IN going about the city at night incog-
and says he has visited all the low
ID disreputable places with which that
Ms infested He declares that the city
moral politicians who will stop de-
Whery and midnight orgies.
recent issue of the Union Point Re-
n Mrs. Jennie Hart Sibley had an ex-
Wnt communication addressed to the Ia
MOI Greene county, in which she called
Mftiou to the importance of the silk IN
NY furnishing opportunity to the la
Eior making considerable money in con-
ENn with their other household duties.
Wbey has been in communication
Rhe department of agriculture, and
W hat the silk worms will be furnish
nj by the government to those who
Vapply for them. Mrs. Sibley has also
8ined that the Usage orange tree Is
frably suited for the growth and de-
pment of the silk worm, and these
are very common.