The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-02

Little Ira, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
}. NJ. Gornto Of Bronson, got hold Of an
oil can "Wednesday, and drank lot Of ker-
| osene oil, in conseq uence Of which his life
| was deSpaired Of for several hours. How
ever. under the skillful treatment OF Dr.
kson. the little fellow has recovered
sufficiently 20 be around again, and is con-
sidered out Of danger.
| The Levy county teachers institute,
held on June 26, q and 28. at Bronson, was
/ largely attended, some thirty-dve or forty
teachers being present from Levy and
Alachua counties. E. c. Perridy was cleo
ted president and q. NJ. Yancey and Miss
Barco secretaries. Ire institute was adj
dressed by Maj. A. J. Russell, state super
| iEtendent Of schools, in one Of his happiest
| efforts Prof. W. y. Sheats, superintend-
ent Of schools Of Alachua county, Prof. H.
| y. Felkehl, president of the state normal
school, and Rev. p. W. Corr, principal Of
the Gainesville public school, were the
! principal lecturers The teachers were
| Hospitality entertained by the citizens Of
| Bronson.
| A meeting Of the democratic executive
committee Of Nassau county was held
Wednesdayevening for the purpose ofrecom-
mending candidates to the consideration Of
the governor, to be appointed to fill vacan-
| cles on the county board of health, county
| judge, and justice of the peace. On motion
Of W. ". Farmer, G. Hardee of Chester
/ a d Z. Y. R. SCHUYLER of Fernandina were
| recommended for appointment on the board
OF health. K. ;. Schuyler of Fernandina
was recommended for the county Judge
snip, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Judge II. j. Baker, and D.
A Dyall Of billiard for justice Of the peace
in and for the Third district, vice S. J.
| Writer resigned.
For about eight OF ten days past negro
has been terrorizing that section Of Pensa-
cola In which the gas house is located.
About week ago he pulled a pistol aud
threatened to shoot a woman who resides in
that vicinity. Some of the residents of the
locality lay in wait for the fellow, and Fri
| day evening they succeeded in capturing
HIM. They bound him and sent notice t.
police headquarters Officers Brown aud
| Stephens responded and took the fellow to
| the guard house. He was found to be a
stranger. He gave his name as Ben Mays
A search OF his person brought forth a set
OF dice, penkuife, some scraps Of mirror
and piece Of soap. He was then locked
up. Judge Wheeler will hear his case this
| morning.
There entered the port of Pensacola dur
ing June fifty-eight vessels having an aggre
gate tonnage of 40,251. Cleared during the
same period were fifty-four vessels with a
combined tonnage Of 1924. The exporta-
tons consisted of II, 1876, 900 superficial
feet of sawn timber 231 2SS cubic feet of
hewn timber and 1851, 900 superficial feet
of lumber. OF this amount 376, 600 super
fetal feet of lumber went to a coastwise
rt-Philadelphia--in one cargo The
value of the fore gn shipments was S342, 9l2
| The nations represented in the entrances
and in what proportion respectively are as
follows Austria 5, Russia /, Sweden 3.
Norway 8, Great Britain II, Italy Is, Hol-
land f. Germany l, America f. Similar
representations in the clearances were as
follows: Italy Is, Norway 70, Germany 8,
Great Britain 10, Holland 3, Sweden 2
Austria l, America3. The whole shipment
reduced amounted to Ass. 456 superficial
| feet.