The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-18

A rupture has occurred in the Pilots As
ISOLATION of Fernandina, and q three
cornered fight Is now on among them.
Drago's famous band OF Mobile has de-
cided TO locate at Pensacola. They VIII
about Jan. l remove TO that city, having
disposed Of their property in Mobile.
Word was received at Tampa tuesday
that Mrs. Louis Bell, Sr., who was iseut TO
the asylum for the insane at Chattshoochee
about two weeks ago, had fallen and broken
one Of her legs and it is not thought that
she will recover.
Sanchez & Heya Of Tampa received q
large amount Of tobacco from Havana on
the Olivette Sunday and resumed opera-
tions at their Cigar factory Wednesday
morning. This firm now has on hand orders
for cigars amounting to $4,000.
The quarantine restrictions against Ha-
vana were removed Tuesday, Nov. 10. as Is
customary. The health Of Cuta is consid-
cred generally good, and the state board OF
health saw no necessity for namperlng
traffic with the quarantine regulations any
longer.
The American schooner Axel was sold
Monday at Pensacola by United States
Marshal f. c. Weeks for the benefit II the
creditors. There we're only two bidders,
Mr. Stanton of Mobile and Can't. Axelton-
She was knocked down to Capt. Axelton
for 81, $50.
At Fernandina Monday Contractor James
g. MoGiffin finished building an addition
2e0 feet long to the phosphate platform,
which, with the 80 feet previously built,
gives $40 feet, or berths for two large steam
ships and allows the loading Of these ships,
including one at the elevator, at the same
| time without having to haul them TO and
from the docks as cargo arrives.
The West Hlllsborough Times having
| been sold out BY A. G. Turner and removed
| from Clear Water HarDor 10 st. Peters
| burg, George n. Truax, Of the Tarpon
| Springs Truth, has decided to establish In
the vacant field branch of his own paper.
| The new venture will be called the West
| Coast Times. and will be devoted to the
! interests Of the west coast in general, and
of Clear Water Harbor IN particular.
Madison Recorder: W. P. Caraway has
quit making potatoes the old way and in
stead grows them in a barrel-and by the
barrelful. Last July he put vine in q
barrel Of dirt which was sitting in his yard.
Tuesday he brought us the result-about
thirty-hve large potatoes, all Of which we're
attached to the parent stem and looking 10
if be might be able to sell them by the yard,
as well as make them by tho barrelful
At Fernandina Friday night last party
a young people hired a team from P. ].
Courier for the purpose OF attending caue
grinding at the farm Of Joseph Acosta. Al
ter getting some distance from tic city one
OF the horses ran against sharp stump,
which cut a large cash in its chest. The
animal was brought TO Fernandina Sun
day and DR.. HOrsey removed piece Of flesh
several inches long which hung from the
wound. IL is thought the morse will recover.
Gainesville Leader: The proposition Co
build rock road to Newmans lake is loom
ing up in excellent shape. Phillip Miller
who is one OF our most public spirited citi
zens, and who feels a deep interest in the
enterprise, yesterday, 10 the course OF few
hours received 81, $50 subscri ptions to the
road. This sum does cot include $1,000
offered by Hou. j. b. Brown, 5 900 by
Hon. John B. Dell and 81 500 offered by the
"A. ]. Cor A large subscription is prom
ised by citizens Of Windsor. What is the
matter with going ahead with the enter
prisel More money is now in sight than is
required to construct the road.
Last Tuesday night boy of Mr. Weaver,
who has dairy near Crescent was poisoned
with sthrychnine and died within a few
minutes after having been brought to Or
Spragues office seriously Ill from the deadly
poison. 1t seems that some time during the
day the hoy found a package which was
marked "Quinine." He took the package
home, and his parents thought it wa'
quinine. In the evening the boy was conn.,
planning with some ailrnent, and as it was
thought some quinine would do him good,
he was given a dose. The boy in a short
while was very sick, and his parents, becom
ing alarmed at his symptoms, hurried him
to town to the doctors office, but 1t was toe
late, the fatal drug had done its work.
Sunday afternoon two negro lads, Rich
ard Cole, alias Bud Matheny, and Oscal
Edwards, got into a row in front of thu
residence of Mrs. George Zurich at thu
corner of Government and DeVilliers streets
at Pensacola Mrs. Zurich went out auc
requested them to desist, but they woul(
not. She then ordered them to leave from
in front of her premises, when Cole drew
his knife aud turned upon her. slashing of
piece of her left ear aud stabbing her seri
ously in the neck, just below the left ear
| The wound is quite deep, coming very clos
to the jugulaT vein, and was at first though
to be fatal. DR.. G.. r. Oglesby was callet
in and dressed the wounds. Mrs. Zuriol
is resting easy, and is now thought to b,
out Of danger. Cole escaped, but wa
captured Monday near the gymnasium b.
Officer Gordon. When he saw the office
coming he started to run, but one shot from
the officers revolver frightened him and h
stopped and surrendered