The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-01-24
GEORGIA.

49, .,,.,, factory Already business men
have begun to raise the capital and the
i nav. has been offered free of cost.
,,r.f,stion for voluntary bankruptcy
49, been fled in the United States Court
=. c.orge C. Bars of Sumter, John C.
~ If Macon, and Sam P. Jones of
DooIy county
The indications point to the most bril-
liam, and successful season Townsville
"a, over h,d Travel Is heavier than for
nv wears. and the hotels are flooded
NTH app.i,auons for accommodations
every day.
f,smnbejl News: A writer in Home and
Farm has been telling the farmers how to
make four bales of cotton to the acre.
H. had better tell them how to make 100
bushels of corn and hogs weighing 1000
nopnls each. The farmer needs bread and
/ meat worse than ne does cotton.
Tbonasvile Times Enterprise: Tramps
have all at once become quite numerous
IN and around the city. Suburban resi-
4 d.grs have been annoyed not a little lately
bv them and j, is said that quite a gang
o. the hobos have been camping near the
Monticello Railroad, south of the city, for
some days.
i There is movement on foot among two
or three Of the railroads entering Athens
to erect a union depot in that city. At
present there are four different depots in
as many sections of the city and the in
convenience is very great The people of
railroads to make this movement a sue
cess.
Among the principal cases tried last
week at Gainesville, Hall county, was that
Of Cassius Law. a colored man, for MUIR
der The verdict of the jury was quickly
returned-murder in the first degree. The
sentence has not yet been imposed. Law
killed a negro girl during the month of
December 1885, through jealousy. The
gil was shot while in bed.
Alfred Turner of Brunswick was re-
leased from jail Saturday on $1,000 bail
lis release was due 10 a statement made
by The attending physician that D. B.
Randolph, the man Turner shot, was out
Of danger Turner waived preliminary
hearing and demanded indictment by the
grand jury. Messrs. H. H. Harvey, Hardy
turner and Lang signed his bond.
Brunswick Times: The appropriation of
SS23o1 for Brunswick's ocean bar deepen
ing is in a measure gratifying. While not
ili recognition of this ports require
ments The appropriation evidences a de-
sire on the part Of the river and harbor
committee to do what is right. Col. Good
ors which the new contract carries with it.
The cotton receipts of Athens for this
season vii, not fall far short of the re-
ceipts for last season despite the facts that
lAroush freight rates for this year have
oeen higher than those of last year The
receipts last year were 5000 bales, and this
year they VIII probably reach 10000 Al
ready the receipts have reached 7O, COO bales
ana the receipts for the balance of the sea-
son VIII be about 10000 bales
A negro woman. living in Columbus.
dreamed that her brother. who resided
across the river was dead. She was great
~ impressed with the vividness of the
u'edin' ana early the next morning hurried
pter 10 ner brothers home. She found
nun uead lie had died alone at his home.
n0 o"e oelhg present. His toes and fingers
were drawn up in a strange manner. and
D.. Il supposed that his death was caused
~ spasms He was quite an old negro,
being nearly 70 years of age. The coin
''oence was quite impressive.
camilla Clarion: Last Sunday morn
ing Mr. L. G. Collins Oldest son. Paul
Sno' ana fatally wounded younger broth
,,' Inc shooting was done with a shot
H. anu raul was showing his brother
o,', SUI When it was accidentally dis
nm ihe load entering the ehest ana
t''79 oi his little brother. THE little
~. "u7efed for several hours. and DR..
~ was called, but could do nothing
.fsr,. ~, was inferred at Evergreen Gem
CoIi uesiay morning. Mr.. and AIRS
e,,r, ''s nave the sincere sympathy of
o'e I'D their great sorrow.
'' w. b. Wooten of Albany. having
successfully passed The necessary eva,,,,r-
Of f'J H.. received his commission as colonel
and h.. our IN Georgia Regiment Friday,
mont rt now IN command of that regi-
have bla. 'eslmental headquarters. which
was d, '' a'dosta while Col Varnedoe
been n,o, to,'iIl'ahd of the regiment, have
yy5t,t, ven 10 albany, and the first orders
!
r7e1t "Aen The companies of the rea;-
mo- ere officially informed of the re-
Col u- Oh 'he headquarters to this CITY
eIe,,i.' '''n viii soon issue orders for the
oi Two majors.
Tie f4ornet; Three or four hundred
f. '"'.ndng some twenty-five or thir-
dero. r.'un'y farmers, assembled at the
,bs, ,'''ay to meet the train upon which
b-a.5-I'' Yea Cupid Reddng would be
wto To- Nordele. Reddlng is the negro
.sI., ,, Imposed to have committed an as
c9m. ' ~ lady in Lee county. The iedy
ide1tte.' Dordele yesterday morning to
q, W., lHe man. Officer Peavy went m
q, r,...1 10 get the negro, and expected
rs-.-.+ Al, nun yesterday But when he
frssd 'lacon the officials of that civ re-
Thar a., '', him have the negro. saving
con- t,' .ady would have to come to Mo
or .i-..' fly Redding. There is a charge \
RHs .,.., e larceny against the negro IN
N. oF o.l'y' and probably for that reason
preferred TO hold him.
FLORIDA.
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