The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-30

scheme Is detrime. tai to the public health
of North Carolina.
President J. K. Rainey of st. Augustine
received tbs following telegram from II. III.
FlaHler Thursday: 81 can probably ar
range for shipments TO ST. Augustine Via
Clyde steamer to Tocoi without landing at
any intermediate points, provided you will
arrange for train to run supplies into 81.
Augustine from Tocois Signed, H. N.
Flagier. President Rainey REPLIED as fol-
lows: I'VE cannot consent. We are safe
and propose to keep SO. Will receive no
freight except over the ST. Augustine bar.
The people say keep it out until frost. J"
Signed, j. K. Rainey, president board Of
health.
Last Saturday night large crowd of ne
groes had assembled on Degwood street,
Monticello. and were getting ready to go to
festival in the country. One of the ne
groes, who was holding two horses. one
without saddle, jumped on the bare back
horse and went up toward the jail. where
there we're several horses tied TO the rack.
In short while George Demott, who had
his horse tied at the jail rack, went to
Sheriff Bird and told him that some one
had stole his saddle Off his horse. Mr.. Bird,
seeing the negro ride eff without a saddle,
suspected him, and went out to where they
were having the festival and found both
negro and saddle.
The following democratic county nomi
nations have been made during the past
week: Washington and Calhoun counties-
Senator, J. D. Pierrong. Lake county
Senator, ID. III. Yancey; representatives,
Gen. ]. j. Dickinson, and E. A. Wilson |,
county judge, j. I. White; circuit clerk, H.
H. Duncan; sheriff, j. p. Galloway; tax
collector, A. J. Cassidy; tax assessor, f. S.
Woodward; treasurer, w. H. Bryan
superintendent of public instruction, J. G.
Compton; surveyor. George o. Butler.
jackson county-Senator, X. p. Stapleton;
representatives, w. H. Milton, Jr., and
Gabriel Smith; county Judge, Fl. G. Neal;
circuit clerk, Frank Philips; sheriff, A,
Scott; tax collector. John B. Anderson; tax
assessor, George T. DenhAm; treasurer,
John Milton; superintendent of public in
struction, w. M. Farrior; surveyor, w. j.
McKinnon. Wakulla, Franklin and Liberty
counties-Senator, Thomas +. Swearingen.
Key West Equator Democrat: Since July
l, past, nearly two and a half months, the
United States revenue cutter Crawford, as
signed to this revenue district has not
shown either bow or stern to this port. We
are reliably informed that during all this
time the cutter has been lying tied up at
Cedar Keys, ostensibly to procure coal,
wood and water, but really to allow the
officers of the vessel, whose families reside
in that port, an opportunity to remain with
them, and to scare off, by their presence,
any infected vessel that might otherwise
land at that port. This Is not the first time
the cutter has been unreasonably detained
at Cedar Keys, under first one pretext and
then another, until she has become a
Laughing stock" for Key Westers Since
May 10, 1887, the cutter Crawford has been
in Key West, Tortugas and cruising around
the Florida reefs only eighty days all told,
and except about four months at New Or
leans and Mobile, she has spent the balance
of the intervening time at Cedar Keys.
The following civil appointments have
been made during the past week: James Z.
Mills, to be commissioner of deeds for Flor.
ida in and for California; Herman Glogow-
ski and Hiram R. Bruce, to be members of
board of health in and for the county of
Hillsborough; N. B. o. Donoho, to be men,
Der of board of health In and for the county
of Holmes; NJ p Palms, to be collector of
revenue in and for the county OF Escanlba;
]. H. L Bolefuler, to be Justice of the peace
in and for the county Of Volusla; Forest A.
Bailey, to be jusi&ce OF the peace in and for
| the county of Pvsnam; William H. Hill, to
be notary publts in and for the county of
Volusia; Z. b. Durlin, to be notary public
in and for the county of Orange; W. E.
Fitzhugh. to be member Of board of
health In and for the county of Holmes; A.
B. Campbell, to be member of board of
health in and for the county of Jackson; NJ.
G.. Rerdell, to be member of board of health
III and for the county of Orange; j. p.
Bevis, to be notary public in and Tor the
state at large; Samuel A. Robinson, to be
tax collector in and for the county Of
Orange; E. r. Pringle, to be commissioner
of deeds for Florida in and for Georgia; w.
R. Beasley, to be county commissioner in
and for the county of Bradford; j. W.
Johnston, to be sheriff in and for the county
of fernando; G. A. Hanson, to be judge
Sixth judicial circuit; j. s. Reese, TO be no.
tary public In and for the state at large
Orlando Record: At the meeting of the
board of health Thursday afternoon, there
appeared six who claimed to be members,
the apparent conflict being between DIR.
Wylly aud Mr.. Rerdell 1t seems that DR..
Wyly has three times rendered his resigna-
ton to the governor as a member of the
board; has also notified the secretary, as
well as other members, that he was no
longer member, and persistently refused to
act. He has also officially recognized the
present board as O board, with Mr.. Rerdell
as a member. accompanying the board on
a tour of inspection to Port Tampa, he
acting for the South Florida railroad
The secretary, with concurrence of other
members Of the board, sent on 10
the governor accommodation for tho
appointment Of Mr.. Rerdell to fill the va
cancy created by the resignation of d.
Wylly, and he promptly made the appoint
ment, notifying Mr.. Rerdell, inclosiiag
letter of acceptance for him to sign, to-
gether with the oath of office, to be exc
cuted and returned. This was done, and on
Sept. 12 the commission was made out and
forwarded and received on the evening of
Sept. 13. Since that time Mr. Rordell has
acted with the board. Now comes the gist
of the whole business Mr. Reriell has,
ever since he has been on the board been in
favor of a strict quarantine and on Sept
10 introduced, and the board passed, the
rigid regulations which caused so much dis
at Sanford, and the South
Florida and Jacksonviile, Tampa
and Key West railroads, the outcome of
which was the telegraphing to the governor
as before mentioned, and DR.. Wylly al
tempting to again act as a member OF the
board. Mr.. Rerdell is in receipt of the fol-
lowing letter from Gov. Perry, which ex-
plains itself: State OF Florida, Executive
Office, Tallahassee, Sept. "a, 1885, M. G.
Rerdell, Esq, Orlando, Fla: Dear Sir-It
seems that at the time you were recon-
mended Sept. y to fill an alleged vacancy
on the board Of health-recommendat
from Dr.J. w. Hicks, secretary-there really
did not exist vacancy t. which an appoint
ment could be made, consequently the COM
mission issued to you must be, aud the same
Is hereby vacated. l enclose a warrant for
So, the tax paid by you on the commission
hereby vacated. Very truly yours, +. A.
Perry. Mr.. Rerdell states that he is only
too glad TO get off of the board and shall at