The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-03

Edgar Knowles who left Key West in
/ 1866 has returned there to again reside.
Ellinger & Co. have opened another
/ cigar factory at Key West, with forty
workmen.
( DR.. ]. D. Cromwell Of Gainesville is
| great poultry raiser. He one day last week
/ sold sixty turkeys from his yard.
/ There are said to be 5000. COO feet Of
/ cypress timber logs in the OcklaWsha river
ready to be towed to Jacksonville and
| PalaJks.
! An order for forty cars Of soft rock to be
shipped to Waycross to be used in paving
the streets of that place has been received at
/ Gainesville.
A reward of $500 has been offered by the
| citizens of Madison for the capture OF Rev.
Joe Dickerson (colorsd). who shot and killed
/ George Graham (whIte) on Thursday last.
/ P. Ludwig. charged with assault and at
tempt to murder Louis Farrisra at Bakers-
vile some time ago was on Saturday com
mItted to Jail by Judge Cooper IN default or
[ $500 bail.
Tho murderer, Dickerson, who Gssassi-
| mated Graham, in Madison, few days ago,
/ is the negro preacher who opened the re-
| publican state convention with prayer at its
/ session Ia Tallahassee.
| Prof o. NJ. Crosby of Avon Park reports
new settlers coming in rapidly. Twelve
| have already arrived and will build winter
residences, ten are on their way now and
twelve more will arrive next week.
| At Jacksonville Tuesday a decree of
| foreclosure was rendered by Judge Young
! in the case Of Henrietta and Villa II.
Short VS.. Joseph S Price, administrator of
the estate Of Peter Price, deceased.
The Southern Express Company has Just
published pamphlet containing the names
and addresses Of fruit, vegetable and fish
| dealers in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mis-
sissippi, North Carolina, South Carolina
| and Tennessee.
| The Brixham, a screw steamer, with car
rying capacity for 1900 boxes of oranges,
| is q new vessel that will shortly appear at
Jacksonville. She will carry fruit between
Jacksonville and Baltimore. The Brixham
| expects to leave Jacksonville on Nov.
with cargo Of fruit.
! Mayor Glogowski of Tampa cut his left
hand quite badly Monday afternoon. He
was trimming an orange tree when his
knife slipped and nearly severed the thumb
| DR.. Wall sewed up the wound, but the
mayor was made quite sick by the loss of
blood, and was not able to hold court
until Tuesday afternoon.
Tuesday G.. H. Smith, secretary Of tho
Jacksonville Board of Trade, delivered to
| the National Bank of the State Of Florida
the $4,000 county bonds issued to improve
the st. Johns river, to Rev. A. W. knite,
who bid off at y per cent. $4,000 of the
bonds The balance will be delivered as
per agreement at certain intervals. There
is yet to be issued of the amount voted by
the people, $40, O0O These will be Issued
| when circumstances demand.
The new saw-miu building Of the Indian
mission at the Allen place. near Fort Myers,
took fire from the sparks Of the boiler
| chimney about l2 80 O'Clock D. m. Satur-
! nd To no u,A in eroft 70
of all that could be done. About 40, 900 feet
| of lumber and a large planning machine also
| went up in smoke. By hard work the boiler
aud engine house was saved. The mill will
| be rebuilt. as soon as the lumber can be
sawed. The loss is about $1,000
1t is rumored that THE Hobo Queen of
Atlanta, the notorious Jessie Bone, was in
jacksonville Tuesday on her way to Tampa.
Her own career, from a little girl, has been
of a most degraded character, but the entire
family have been, or are now, in the peni-
tentiary for murder. burglary or other
crimes. The smallest boy went to the peni-
Tertiary the other day, where his ather is
serving life sentence for murder. Jessie
aud her mother were recently released from
Jail and ordered to break up their den and
leave Atlanta.
Tampa Tribune. The timber is being out
| at the Hathaway mill for the big dam to be
built across the river there by the Consum-
ers Electric Light and Street Railway
| Company, and work will soon be com
menoed on it. The dam win be formed OF
heavy cribs of timber, filed in with 70 OK
| ballast, and will be fourteen feet high
J. II. Neff and c. E. Worth are now sur
veying and taking the levels of the cou ntry
in the vicinity of the mill to see how much
and what portion of 1t will be flood ed by
the backwatsr from the dam.
The grand jury in its investigation Of the
jail at Orlando discovered some novel arti-
Giles in the shape of keys which had evident
ly been patterned by the escaped train rob
bers to effect their liberty. One was in
geniously made from block tin table spoot
and another from the ivory handle of G
tooth brush. The jury also found a large
lronhook, or ring, similar TO those from
which hammocks are suspended, the hool
part being broken off. Among quite a little
pile of odds and ends gathered up in the
cells were strings, piece of wax, small bit!
of lead and tin, many of these having
doubtless played part in freeing the pris.
oners.