The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-07

frost and ice here. The destruction Of the
tender vegetables and fruit was general.
CAIRO, GA, April IA heavy frost fell
here last night Two-thirds of the melon
crop was hurt very badly.
QUITMAN, GA, April 6-The cold here
was severe, killing melons, young vegeta-
bles and such cotton as was up.
PELHAM, Ga, Auril 6.-phere was a
heavy frost here. Ali melons that we're up
were killed.
HoMERvILLE, GA, April 6-There was a
heavy frost here last night. Fruit and
vegetables were killed.
HARDAwAy, Ga, April 6-There was a
heavy frost here. Fruit, melons and veze-
tables were killed.
CAMILLA. GA, April 6-There was a
heavy frost. killing the melons. The people
will replant at ouce.
NALDosrA, Ga, April 6.-The frost was
severe, and there WAS me ice. The melons
we're killed. The planters are replanting.
There Is some doubt as TO the effect on oats.
BosToN. Ca, April 6.-Severe frost.
Melons were killed; also po; atoes.
DUPONT, GA, April GA very severe
frost Fruit and vegetables were killed or
badly damaged.
STATENvILLE, GA, April 6-There was
frost and ice. Fruit and vegetables were
badly damaged.
STOCKTON, Ca, April 6.-Heavy frost.
Fruit and vegetables killed. an,
THoMAsvILLE, GA, April 6.-There was
heavy frost, with some ice. A large per
cent. of the melon and cotton crop was up,
all OF which was killed. Replanting is &c
begin at once. The fruit was protected to
some extent by leaves, and no estimate as
to damage to 1t is attainable.
FACEvILLE, Ca, April 6.-The frost last
night was severe. All crops were very
badly injured
BAINBRIDGE JUNCTION, GA, April g.
There was a heavy frost last night. All
cotton crop that was up was killed. The
fruit crops are thought to be badly injured
FoLKsToN, GA, April 6. - Cotton is killed
and fruit damaged.
OCHLocKNEK. Ga, April G.--The frost
considerably damaged fruits and melons
Planters are replanting.
FLORIDA.
LIVE OAK, FLA, April 6.--Frost and ice.
Young vegetables damaged.
GAINESVILLE, FLA, April 6-Vegetable
fields were damaged about 80 per cent, In
some cases there was not much frost, but TO-.
Frost was reported as far south as Leesburg
j he extent OF damage there is not yet deter.
mined.
BoRDMAN, FLA, April 6.-Nearly all
vegetables have been killed except
potatoes.
MICANoPY, FLA, April 6.-Beans we're
badly hurt; tomatoes slightly; other vege-
tables we're very little damaged.
SUwANNEE, FLA, April 6-The cold
was severe Fruit and vegetable were
badly damaged.
NEW BRANFoRD, FLA, April GA very
killing fro't. The Thermometer was 81 at
b o'clock this morning. and tender plants
we're damaged. 1t Is thought at fruit is
not seriously damaged, but it is not yet
known whether il is or not.
HAGUE, FLA, April O. "A heavy frost
aud all vegetables damaged, but no exami.
nation Of fruit mas yet been made.
ORANGE LAKE, FLA, April 6.-Tht
greater part Of tbs vegetables In this local
itY were killed. Tomatoes suffer most al
Centre hill Gambler and Welsbton were
damaged only slightly.
PEMBERToN FERRY, FLA, April O.
Melons have been badly scorched. Only q
small amount OF vegetables planted.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. April 6.--1he frost
was pretty severe. Vegetables are very
little damaged. No reliable reports from
farther south have been received.
CHATTAHooCHE, FLA, April 6-There
was frost and ice here this morning. All
cotton Is killed and fruit damaged.