The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-16

Is or 20 wolves to the edge of civilization to
gather something to eat They paid their
respects to the general, but he appeared in
tue doorway in such bad humor that
they decamped. Finally the pack returned,
crossing over Yankee Hill, where Gen.
Varnum's horse had been corraled. They
must have had a very interesting and satis-
factory interview with Mr.. Horse, as the
only thing left to tell the tale when the
light Of morning irradiated the surrounding
atmosphere was a few clean and we'll
arranged bones
Orlando Record: "Unclen Sam Harm has
returned from Kissimmee where he was
very badly used. He had a suit against the
Kelley brothers for hog stealing, to come up
in court at that place on Wednesday morn
ing Messrs Harm and Patrick had bought
a drove of hogs several weeks ago from the
Kelleys, and a few had escaped and gone
back as they started TO drive them up here
to market. On going back after the hogs
the Kelleys would not let them go, hence
the suit. When Messrs. Harm and Patrick
appeared In the court house on the morn
ing set for the trial they were attacked
by the Kelleys, who bad threatened to
kill them If they appeared at the trial. They
drew pistols on both, and one OF them
struck Mr.. Harm in the mouth with his
fist. knocking out four of his front teeth
with part of the jaw, Telling him to the
ground, and punching him In the head also
with pistol. The session OF court was
broken up, as seemed to be the plan OF the
defendants, but Mr.. Harm swore out war
rants against them aud will prosecute them
to the full extent of the law. He now has
suit for damages against them, another for
assault with intent to commit murder, an-
other for carrying concealed weapons, and
still another for hog stealing.
Titusvile Star: The steamer Sebastin
arrived here Thursday morning, and on
board was Deputy Sheriff Waller with the
negro prisoner Henry White, who killed
Dempsey Miles at Eden Monday night. The
evidence is of the most positive character,
and as there was no provocAtion for the
killing the case will be q hard one with
White, who is a mulatto negro of over
medium hight and good sized. Miles was
a short browu-colored negro, and had no
firearms or knife on him at the time the
murder was committed. Monday night
about 10 o'clock party OF negroes were
| conRregated at Mr., DuLuna's place at
| Eden. at a negro camp, and probably were
| gambling, as Miles had lost considerable.
| money Of late. Bad blood had existed be-
| tween these two men while at Cocoa week
or so before, and Miles then said he would
have to kill White. One Of them after this
went to Jupiter and then the other gradu-
ally drifted that way and they met at the
above place. White was the first one to
| open up the quarrel and said he was going
| to kill Miles, when the latter made some re-
mark and ran, when White shot at him
| twice with his Winchester. Miles then
turned around a little ways from the camp
| and was cautiously moving back through
| bushes when White shot at him again, the
| first shot striking in the breast while he was
! In q stopping position, as was shown by the
ball ranging downward. This killed him.
| and as he reeled and fell another shot struck
| him in the back.