The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-19
FLORIDA.

Quiucy's municipal election occurs March
10.
W. K. Mcdonald is now in full control of
the Ocala Free Press.
Three huntsmen, near Orlando, killed
seventy-two doves in a few hours hunt
Tuesday.
Wednesday frost was visible as far south
as Jupiter. At Fitusville the thermometer
indicated 81 bslow zero.
The United States geological surveying
party have removed their camp to the
neighborhood of Rochelle.
The discarded Titusville postoflce outfit
has been purchased for the Eau Gallie post
Office by W. H. II. Gleason.
There is some talk at Gainesville OF or
ganizing Young Mems Progressive Club
to turn the town upside down.
The DeLand Record says the business
men Of Volusia county never knew the
county to be in a better condition.
The residents Of East Orange City met at
the house Of J. L. True, on Tuesday, and
organized the East Orange City Literary
and Social Club.
Jasper Albritton, tcolored) for cruelty
boating a child, was arraighed before
Mayor Burnett at Gainesville Friday and
fined $40 and costs.
An oyster. in shell, IL inches vice and
~ inches long, was found at Ormond a
few days ago ia boat load brought there
from tue Halifax oyster beds.
j. f. Stillman has sold his residence,
corner University and Stillman avenues at
Orange City, to s. NJ Morse, who intends
to improve and repair it before occupying it.
A great many improvements are going on
at the st. Elmo hotel at Green Cove. A
system of drainage is being put in, and will
be completed in few days The Office has
new heater.
petition from the members Of the
DeLaud Methodist church to the st. Johns
river conference asking for the return of
Rev. Mr.. Hughes, has been circulated aaG
numerously signed.
About 5000 boxes of oranges and 1000
boxes OF lemons have bean shipped from
Foster Park this season so far. -Four thous-
and Is the greatest number that has ever
been shipped in one season before.
At Green Cove Thursday night the safe of
r. Rosesenbush was taken from his bakery
and carried into tho back yard and the
hinges taken from it. No entrancs to the
safe was made. The burglars entered the
establishment through a window in the
rear OF the building.
Father Ignatius. the Anglican Bene-
dictine monk, who has recently been
creating something of a sensation by his
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spend a month or two IN Green Cove
Springs this season. He will probably ar
rive this week, and will be accompanied by
Father Michael and others.
A hospital association has been organized
at Palatka with the following officers: Pres
ident, Rev. c. S. Williams; vice>president.
II. r. Teasdale; secretary, E. r. Mexican |;
treasurer, Marcus Loeb. The board of di-
reotors consists of the officers and the fol-
lowing persons: Prof. Alex. Strauss, S.
j. kennerly, w. j. Vinegar.
Stetson University at De Land now has
1SS students and eleven teachers Thirteen
counties of Florida and fourteen states of
the union have representatives among the
students, sixty-one of whom are from out
of town and bring at least 81, 300 per month
into the city. Stetson Hall has forty board
ers and buys more provisions and other
necessarieS than any hotel in town. Though
a Baptist institution, it has Methodists,
Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Christians,
Catholics and Congregationalists among its
pupils.
Barlow Net0S; On Wednesday morning
as the large smokestack of the saw mill at
Phosphate City was being raised into
position some OF the gearing gave way, and
III falling the chimney struck Ed Dishong on
the back. He was at once brought Into
Fort Meade and placed under the care of
DR.. Duce, who found that, besides being
badly shaken and bruised about the back
he had his leg broken between the knee and
ankle. DIR. Duce set the leg and he is now
progressing very favorably under the care
of his sister, Mrs Hayman