The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24

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I Episcopal chErca arrived 81 Brsz-s--oT1
| Friday.
Senator Wah,son Csl saarssssd age
audience az soe Grsod EisE hotsl ;; l.s-s-
vile las; Wsdass1sy evening
| Capt y. 3 Tucker hss bssa ennis
/ sind, bv Gov. Fleming, usior aoj -1Slec-
ter of tie Fozrta briEEds q FLORIDA
Ons q tie neSzisss papers n Flori6s Il
the TirusTils S-ar- Il covers il owl c-ty
3 TIE surrounding towns EoSt s1-1ir-
ably.
TIE es-ustsd ca, Of re nsv nsr5ns
dock, 70 Be built by tie Indian River
| Steamboat Company 81 Kan Gale -
S4,Oo0.
Cooducsors HIn and Kiiuel. who had
| charge o rains last winter Ssason o. tie
lndia1 River division have bss1 placsc n
charge Il the passsngs. EAi-s again Ills
sezsJ1.
jams Hiteasn has tsksa the place q
assistant postmaster II the postonce a.
/ Iitusville. which vas gwen Up By Charies
/ Howard
Hodgsoa Bros, Q: Eau GAlie, intend
| srecting g large rwo-s-o-y b1llA1g near tie
/ mo II q the Eau Galls river 70 bs used IS
= gznsrsl store and CON mission business.
Make. gardening is being gone into
| extensively OF bof1 sdss Of the Eau Gallie
| river. Win E nUmber q aruesian wells IN
| hat village drought Eil not be much feared
/ IL tie fu-1re.
E Il B-elsford arrived al TitusviIle last
I FRIDAY from nls sumner trip north, bring
| ing with tin from New York a handsome
/ cAt5Ost called the Aurora, which be Is Low
tie owner Of
Mr.. Draper Underwood Of High Springs
hGs stalk Of sugar cane with twenty
three well developed joints, the total leagLh
Of which as seven feet Il wall be sent Il
tue suo-Tropica exposition
With twelve artesian wells, hrst-class
hotel, two stores, church, projected side
walk Of considerable lsngtI, marine ways,
numerous sailing craft and Eve large steam
launches this winter Eau Gelhe Is making q
far start.
A number Of valuable horses will be
brought 70 Pensacola - spend tue winter,
and IS not a. al Improbable that uadsr the
auspices OF the driving ASSOCIATION, some
nne sport will be b d on the local course
before the spring season shall open.
Capt. William Kelly. formerly Of the
steamer City Of AAcon, Of tue Boston aud
Savannah Steamship Line, who owns the
cottage occupied by 7. Sims, is living on
AFTER following the sea for long years.
Thieves entered the yard Of Mrs. Colvin,
On East Hill, Pensacola, Thursday night,
took from coop nine chickens, aad from
the gallery al overcoAt belonging 70 Engf-
neer Martinez, who boarded at the place.
Among the caicnens was q fine gamecock
belonging to Mr.. Martinez
A Melbourne barber shavss his customers
with pieces Of broken beer BOTTLES. No city
knight OF the razor ever handles his imple-
nent with more skill aad dexterity In less
than three minutes the operation is over,
| and the sensation IS described as more pleas
ant than that produced by razor.
City Point sustains a loss in the depart
ure Of y. l. Ord for the Argentine Re-
public South America. Mr. Ord has
shown himself an apt agriculturist
as well as most agreeable friend and
nelghOor. he will eng igein civil engineer
Ing for company Of English capitalists en-
gagged in tne construction Of a railroad.
Capt. James A. Mason has bought an in
terest ia tue steamer Fearless, and as so n
as her boiler, lately put in at Tampa, can
be inspected, Will probably put her back on
the run between Braidentown, Manatee
river landings and Tampa, leaving the
river early in the morning, giving passsn-
gers four or five hours in Tampa, and re-
turning the same day.
| At Orlando Friday as the trial of the
state vs.. Metcah was going on, one of the
| jutors, E. Brown OF Chuluota, arose and
| asked to.be excused on account Of sickness,
and while standing fell il a fainting fit on
the floor. Dr. Connally was summoned by
Deputy Sheriff Puckett, and restorat ives
being applied the patient was revived. The
fainting was caused by severe attack Of
| biliousness.
The injunction restraining the board of
canvassers from canvassing the result of
the election in Alachua county for or
against selling whisky, has been declared
| perpetual by Judge J. j. Finley. This
leaves the matter precisely as it was before
| theIaIAng Of the election, and as there were
| graFsd oubts as to the legality of the cleo
tlOA, Tue temperance people profess to be
very well satisfied with the result.
jim Davis, c0lored, was tried Friday in
the criminal court at Pensacola, charg ed
with the larceny of pair of pants. He
was unassisted by counsel, and Judge
| Avery good-naturedly gave him chance
70 make some sort Of plea IN extenuation,
| by asking him few questions One OF
the latter was as to the motive prompting
the theft (which had been clearly estab-
lishedl and the reply came; ''De debiI tole
me 20 take 'em.n
Commodore WEIGH and W. II. Reed of
| Boston, who are winter residents on Banana
river, arrived at Titusville, Tuesday, with
| Commodore Welch's new boat, the Vogue,
coming from Savannah, GU side to this
place in about six days. The Vogue is a
seaworthy-looking craft, measuring alb Jut
twenty-seven feet in length and ten feet
beam, with very high sides and only draw
ing twelve inches Of water, with half ton
| Of ballast under her floor.
Henry G. Klink Of Pensacola, who claims
to be the champion boy walker Of the world
has recently received letter from John r.
| Miller, OF Ocala, who labored under the i'm
preston that klink was runner, and who
wanted to arrange a match with him for a
| l00-yards race. Klink turned the letter
over to Adrian V. Dunwody, who has re-
| piled to Miller, stating his willingness to
make match with him at any time and
| place, and for any amount.
| Thursday night, DR.. r. G. White, the
| quarantine physician Of Pensacola, received
a very severe fall at the station. He was
in the act Of descending the side of ship
that lay alongside the crib. He put his foot
aud his weight upon the rung of an in
securely fastened ladder, which slipped and
threw him. He fell on his back, his head
striking the ships rail, and thence down
between the vessel and the crib into the