Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-09-20
FLORIDA.

N Then ew hotel at Astor VIII soon open for
DR.. iea-, Boo.
Del man lima is taking steps 60 organize fire
tHl mr, 10.
n ns Netladist- &C Eustis are gathering
lll.I 81 thurch bell.
s.. H Buba died Of consumption Tuesday
-ear Jl ck-ouyl,e, aged 30 years.
There are =iN bes.ring orange groves within
-r lou il- s.. the ne W town of Penryn.
E--s o. selling i'm gainesville al 80 cents
'l lol5-t laa are very arce al that figure.
lHoa' trHlts have been made 10 burglarize
-'ls 4l .Nher TObin 81 Apalaehcola.
iei5st -iauIsm iu TalIahassse Is rendered
-5lfi.i aud uncomfortable h3 the ATTACKS
-il-'o rOughs.
Nal5roU~ ,ales OF cotton have been brought
Na ncy urng the week. but planters
e-,. lns aac their staple, waiting i0F De'-
tae Hilton Ba Sc Bau Club OF Darien, Ca,
H. Pay mater game with "lhe FLORIDA
@'.s uu Thursday, 10th inst, ON their
.'uais ai ucklahoma.
.-llall B. Powell. of NIican0py, has Soup
ll- grape arbOr two hundred feet long
.-.fis ieet wide- from which lie gathered
si hundred bushels OF Lruit this year
fnlie--or Kost. Of Talla hassee. has for
-lIr- litv dollars 20 ext oYeruor Walker
"a, re- -ht on the anatomical and pathO-
---a- museum contributed 10y the Professor
,-e Florida University.
Al Tallahassee spence Williams. charged
~ attempting to assassinate and seriously
-ri-l- with a shotgun LOUIS Aiken, was
u N answer before Justice Papy IN the sum
fs- Tie was committed in default of bail.
il'r-al Moseiy. negro hailing from san
q 1HlauE from the deck OF the steamer
o- Jacksonville into the river near
.-lrt. t.-le and was drowned on Monday,
lie tri n- % escape from an officer who
warn ant for his arrest for stealing so
.Ae steamer Bird.
At J4ek-suville. Tuesday afternoon, while
-- uli-m @cdgwiek. her daughters. Mrs.
il--f llIleY and Mrs. GriZalev. were out
'iA-' their horse became frightened and
81 2" at smashing the buggy to pieces.
---- iue ladies 20 the ground. Mrs.
5-"-'A was badly bruised, but the other
-' escaped with but slight injuries.
'- --,it ne scrub back Of Indian Figer narrows
" --r remains of q settlers general outfit.
-. pots, cr0ckery, etc. They have been
~ many years and probably mark tragic
D. N"t unlikely they were owned by per-
sN-@ came 20 settle under the "AFmed
ti-l '"u Act and were slain by the In
81 % Itle oldest settlers can give ne account
lt M
le Marian na Courier says on sunday last.
-l. tU-h liv 'ng in or near Campbellfou.
14a ly beaten by negro (the ring header
s1n- That escaI>su rom the Mariana jail
q or 3. 1ur weeks akOl. Il seems that Mr..
81 had sapturetl the -tllain- and was on his
90 She rl6 Scott's TO deliver him up. and
-n arriV ng nc Belamy bridge the Negro
4-el at some particular pi3ee near the
-e o. being very deep, and a. Mr.. Bush
-sl over 60 lock. the negro dealt him Sc
81 Dow on tae SIDE Of the head with HiE fist
-..u shocked hm completely out 0f fltt
--l ON the loOr of she bridge. when the
-llrel jumped oEt. seizlug at the same
- doubie-ba barrel shotgun which Mr.
II - --- hal m his buggy. and gave him several
Firts..lL..lii. ~ the outt end On the head. Not
--i-7tsnding Mr.. Bush was pretty badly
el' we learn that his wounds are moi
'-'liered dangerous The negro escaped.