The morning news., 1889-04-22

removed by Saturday night, April %, or
| on Monday, April 90, the city would re-
/ move them at the owners expense This
! is an enforcement Of the ordinance adopted
at the council meeting on April g.
Daytona Messenger: At last the die is
1 cast We are TO have an old new county
| At meeting held last week it was decided,
and committee appointed, to see that it
was done. II not done the coast section is
! IN for a special tax of from IS, 900 TO SIS, 900
| to build a court house, Jail and furnishings
! for DeLand. With this money we can
erect suitable building somewhere that
will answer every purpose for many years.
j. B. Roberts, late chief of the Pensacola
| police has given up that Office. IL came to
| his notice Thursday that very high legal
authority questioned the constitutionality
of the ordinance by which his office was
| created, and he Immediately vacated the
! position. Vice President Hilliard has ap-
| pointed Capt. William Connors to the va
! cancy, pending the outcome of an investi-
| cation now going forward in that connec-
| tion.
The dredge Chester arrived at Titusville
! last week under foresa1 and mainsail set,
consisting OF some old square patches Of
canvas hoisted and aided by the towboats
Katie and Sadie. Later,she proceeded 10 the
haulover, where the bars which have filed
in at different places by winds and currents
will be cut out. The canal company pro-
poses to wait and see if the legislature
takes any definite action in regard to their
land grants before expending any large
sums of money.
1t is a master of impossibility to procure
a full complement Of the skilled laborers
required in the slowing OF a ship with tim
Der at Pensacola just now. Everybody that
wants work will find no difficulty in getting
as much as he may be looking for, il not
more. The bay-men are making more time
than they have ever made since the system
of full time was abolished quite a number
Of years ago Nearly every line of business
in the city is experiencing the good effects
of such good times.
Capt. Malcom Anderson, who has now
taken up a permanent residence in Colo
RADIO, on the 18th inst. rendered the resigna-
tion of his captaincy Of the Santa Rosa
Rifles, which was as a matter of course,
reluctantly accepted. At a meeting the
company held on the 10th, the following
named were elected II. 7. Hemphill, cap
tain; W. E. McDougall, first lieutenant
Charles Perrenote, secold lieutenant. The
Santa Rosa Rifles are Company A, of the
Third battalion, Florida state troops.
Titusville Star: The unfortunate young
lady mentioned last week as progressing
nicely from the operation OF having ampu-
ing at O'Clock at Mrs. j. E. Allaire's resi-
dence, near Sunbeam. Miss Florence A.
Brown was a step-daughter of Mr.. o. F.
Davis, born in Wisconsin, and nearly 16
years of age. Eight months ago she con-
tracted blood poisoning, while in Alabama,
from some poisonous vine. At this time
she was away from home aud little atten-
tion was given the disease until about two
months ago, since which time it rapidly
grew worse, until amputation was neces-
sary. DR.. Wilson, upon urgent request,
took charge of the case after amputation,
but medical skill could prove of no avail
The burial took place at LaGrange ceme-
terry last Friday afternoon, Rev. G. c. Tenn
pie officiating.
An organ grinder, who could not turn the
crank on account of rheumatism in his
arm, hung up in deserted house between
Highland and Lawtey for a week until he
could again be able to discourse music for
the million. While he and the monkey
cbummed it together the organ was left up
in the loft. But some thousands of yellow
jackets in the meantime found its in
terror just the thing for building a
| town in, aud when the organ
| grinder left the house the other day
every reed and even the bellows was full OF
| yellow jackets. He soon came to where a
gang of section hands was at work and
| stopped to play for them. At the first turn
| of the crank out came the host of Pnils-
tines and scattered the party at a lively
rate. The monkey got up telegraph pole
and the men, player included, struck for
| the woods When all came back it was
| found that a passing train had crushed the
| organ to atoms.