The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-30
days past by an accident by which Alex
WhltstCck had his arm broken

days past by an accident by which Alex
WhltstOck had his arm broken.
II. NJ Taylor, in attempting to shoot an
Infatuated bull, in Marion county, while
trying TO gore a colored man, SHOT the man
through the arm instead of the beast.
The Jack onvlle Metropolitan Light
Infantry took thei uniforms from the ex-
press conpanv's Office Saturday. There are
thirty-two uniforms, costing $50 each
C. :. Keech, the man who robbed the
mails on the Orange Belt railway some
time back, has succeeded in giving the re
quired bond 5000, eId is now at liberty.
A big barbecue was successfully con-
duoted by the colored population in the vi
cinity of Belleview last Saturday. All had
a good time and everything passed off qui-
city.
The Pettibone grove property, situated on
Leavitt a Cenue and north Of the Stypes
grove, at Orange City, was sold last week
TO VIII Love OF Chicago. The considera-
ton was 81 400.
Capt T. j. Shine, she present clerk Of the
circuit court Of Orange county. announces
that he is a candidate for reelection TO the
clerks Office, subject to the action Of the
democratic convention or primary election.
1t is reported that the Jacksonville and
ST. Augustine railroad is not to be in
cluded in the consolidation detailed Satur-
day, but is 10 become a separate and indie
pendent line as soon as the new regime
takes hold.
The new residence just completed by b.
S Roberts on his place, about four miles
south Of Lake City, was entirely consumed
! by fire Monday evening before he had yet
occupied it. The fire is supposed to have
! been accidental.
At Orange City, Campbell & Chase have
bought the Belyea lot just west and adjoin-
ing the Campbell house, and Mr.. Mace, the
architect, is now at work on the plan for a
beautiful three story addition to that
already handsome structure.
Arrangements have been made by which
the Gainesville Advocate will be furnished
t. subscribers TO the late EreHtllg Gazette of
jacksonville for the unexpired term of
their subscriptions Mr. Cheney will here
after be an editorial contributor to the
4drocdte.
Fernandna's sanitary management is as
near perfection as one could wish. Tho
streets are kept clean, the scavenger ser
vice is generally satisfactory, and the
drains are in good order Under this state
of affairs the health of the city is as good as
usual, if not better.
The Orlando Sentinel says there was fire
in that city on Wednesday night which
proved the efficiency of water works. When
it was discovered where the fire was tho
universal opinion was that there would be
an extensive conflagration, but within
fifteen minutes after the first alarm the fire
was out, though it was feeding on the most
lnhammable material.
Titusville Star: The artesian flow of salt
and sulphur water here has been tried by
several persons, and they highly recon-
mend IL aS "a raTnaH al in tho Nf
cutaneous diseases; also affording relief
for rheumatic cases. This being the case
the town council will preserve the flow Of
salt water should fresh water be reached
and by an ingenious method of pipes we can
secure the two kinds of water from tn s one
we'll Even as the we'll is at present it is a
great acquisition, for many refreshing
baths may be INDUCED in during these
warm nights
Orlando Reporter: We have information
from reliable source to the effect that
some of the people of Plant City are seeing
hard times. We do not see how it could
we'll be otherwise. For months business
there has been at a standstill. The people
are restricted to some extent, and can do
little to provide for their necessities, while
outsiders are unwilling to go there Thus
matters stand, and thus they are likely to
remain for some months. Positive suffer
the better. Would it not be wise for the
state to investigate the state of affairs and
render assistance if it is neededf
Gainesville Democrat: The names of the
forty-fOur democrats who are charged by
the Record (republican) with having boltei
at Jonesville were published in the Demo
crdt yesterday. They deny that they are
boilers, and express willingness that their
action should be made the subject of in
vestigation by the democratic county con
vention. 1t is safe to say not one whose
name appears in the list will refuse to sup
port the regular nominees of the party.
Their action at the polls will not depend
upon the nomination of particular candi-
dates. Whoever may be declared by tho
convention as the choice Of the democracy
will receive the undivided support Of the
forty four unterritied democrats of Jones'
Vile who are branded by the Record as
boilers.