The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-10-08

people driving loaded teams across do so at
! great risk.
Ti.usville has a rev military company.
Tire Indian River Guards perfected organi-
zatiol, twenty-five strong 70 begin with. a
few days since.
The newly organized ice company at Fer
! nandina has placed al order for machinery,
and expects to have It's factory IN operation
| by April l, 1891
The ice factory at Barlow has been shut
down for repairs, and the people Of De 5 ito
county and the fishing firms at Pu1ta Gorda
! must do without ice until II starts again.
The Lake Weir NelOs, published at Foster
| Park, by A. c Firth and X. II. RuDe. IS
new candidate in the journalistic field IL
| is neat six-column folio aud gives promise
of a prosperous career.
A solid train OF about fifteen or twenty
| cars loaded with phosphate from the Tampa
| Phosphate Company passed through Lake
| City Monday, en- route to Atlanta. The
phosphate sssayed IS per cent. pure bone.
Ina row between two colored employees Of
the Central hotel, Lake City. over key,
Wednesday one was painfully stabbed in
the breast with a f1ls aud the other drew his
pistol. Mayor Hagen disposed of the case.
Parks Bullock, o 11-year-old son Of Paul
Bullock of Okahumpka was arrested last
week charged with the attempted assassina-
ton of Hon. William NJ. Bennett. He was
given a preliminary hearing at Tavares
aud discharged.
Fernando Falany, while In the woods
near st. Augustine, early last week in
search of cattle, had three of his dogs bitten
by a rattlesnake, two Of which died from
the effects of the bite. The snakes was very
large and venomous
Arcadia Arcddian: Farmers ara pre-
pairing TO 90 into the vegetable business
heavy this season. There is big money in
early vegetables for northern markets. The
farmers near Arcadia are not disheartened
by last years failure, but are going to make
up for it this year.
The window Of the "Holy Innocents,"
memorial of the deceased infant children Of
st. Peters parish, has been placed in posi-
ton in st. Peters church, Fernandina. Ii
is q flue specimen of stained glass, the de-
sign beautiful and appropriate and the
workmanship pronounced very good.
Officers Courier and Brand of Fernan-
dina were called upon late Thursday after
noon to quell disturbance on board the
schooler Ella ". Storer. Three of the crew
were arrested and lodged in Jail for the
night. On complaint of the captain they
were fined IS each in the city court the
next morning.
Oranges are being forwarded at the rate
OF about ten cars a week from Lisbon, two
stations from Eustis. They are still green,
but the owner is receiving 81 SO per box
on the trees, and the party who Is buying
says he takes them to New Orleans, colors
them and makes money. Most of the
oranges IN Lake county have been bought,
Kssimmee Leader. Jas. Forrest brought
in sample of tobacco this morning, grown
by him over on Dick Island, which is hard
TO beat. The sample 10 not cured, but it
shows what can be done here in growing a
superior grade of tobacco, and, If our peo-
pie will unite and establish factory, there
will be much less complaint of hard times
Mr.. Forrest has about l u tons, which he
will distribute among experts in the interest
of this section.
Tavares Herald: A bad negro, Will Hayes
by name, was brought in from West Apop-
ka on Monday night with his anatomy full
Of buckshot The people Of West Apopka
have been troubled for some time past by
petty burglaries, and on Sunday night
another house was entered, and early Mon
day morning a party set out in pursuit Of
the criminal, and soon came up to his cam D.
fire in the Doublerun swamp. The
negro had eaten his breakfast and gone off a
short distance, to sleep. The party scat
tered, and soon the festive William was
observed by one Of the party making off
into the swamp on allfours. The target
proved too enttcing for the hunter, who
sent a load of shot after the receding form,
ten of which took effect and he was cap
tured. At first it was supposed that he was
mortally hurt, but at the present writing
he is considered out Of danger, and is under
the prote ting care of Sheriff Gallowa