The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-12-18
FLORIDA


A religious revival is In progress in Cedar |
Key and many people are processing con |
We sion.
The Ia Gland Sun has again changed
hands. II nowis ID. W. D. Boulby publisher |
an ii. J. Drane editor.
IT. Augustine News: South Beach dock is |
nearly finished. he road Will TO in opera !
tloa 10y the last OF next week.
The insurance company has adjusted che
loss on Capt. 4, I. Mckay 5 property, at
Brooksville, which was burned last week
William NJ Thompson, who Travelled from
BE lton la. or. Mich, in one horse wagon.
passed through Brooks vile last saturday, en-
route Tor tampa, he started on his long
over aad trip OSt 9, and called on the m )st
prominent people and places on his trip, in
Guiding GoV. Mitchell.
AT Pana o Tkee young man arose curly
few mornings ago to take the train south
the train neing late he waited very patiently
for several hours, finally deciding to take
short nap. few minutes later he was awak
ened by the noise of the departing train
grabbing his hat he rushed out Just in time to
see 1t dI appear around the curve,
The rumorsthlt the officers OF the First
National Bank OF Orlando would be tried at
jacksonville to-day is untrue, as United
States District Attorney Summers sa d sat
uruay morning that he was waiting on the
grand jury for Indictments, only one so far
having been found and that yet he did not
know when tie trial would begln. There is
( an opinion that the cases will not be tried
| this month.
| J. +, LeBaron, formerly a resident of Titus
! Vile, who is now in Jacksonville, aside from
| just conf leting the plans Of the building OF
| the DuVal Athletic Club, in which IL is pro
posed 10 hold the CorGett Mitchell contest
has lust furnished map showing the ancient
mounds and she'll heaps in Florida as pre-
I pared DS him in 1880. which VIII appear in
/ catalogue OF the prehistoric works east of the
! Rocky mountains.
! w, II. Walstine a colored man who has
/ been working at the carpenters trade in
! Iitusville for many years. lost the sight Of
his right eve few weeks ago, caused by
several minute pieces OF glass flying in the
eye while he was scraping an ak heiVe with a
piece Of glass, At hrst mis- eye panied him
very much, but after setting the Particles OF
glass out he gradually lost the sight, until
1 nov he cannot u % liz. ,....
: The palat,al steamer St. Lucie has been
chartered 10y the business men of ri,usyie
for a Tree exclusion from Melbourne ana all
intermediate points On indian river, starting
from MelDo urne at o clock a.. M Thursday,
Dec, 81, and returning on the afternoon of
Dec. p. A program of arraLg }mentS Is being
affected. to include bicycle race. foot uali
mltJh. fireworks grand GALL in the evening,
ana other amusemeuts.
The stockholders OF the collapsed first ma
ti0nal bank, Of Orlando, VIII. h suspended
July2i, are trying to make some adjustment
with the depoSItors I'd creditors when will
o lanle the bank to resume. circular let
l, r has zen sent to ea,h depositor Submit
ting proposition to pay Der cent. down and
a similar pay N snt. or larger il the cole tions
wild permit. at the expiration of each 90
DAYS until all is paid. If the creditors aseede
TO his proposition the stockholders propose
TO put Up $4,000 at one as a WORKING capital
for the bank TO enable 1t to handle the bust
ness.
louisville Star: Col Robert Davis Of Pa
latka, visited Titusville last saturday in the
interest of the Atlantic ana western Railroad
company, be representing said company in
the suit OF Jack Mooney VS. said railroad.
, The case was referred mere from the circuit
. court OF Nolusia county. in which Jack
kOnnAN Foi
road above mentioned for 81 $50, for in
Juries sustained ~ falling through the rail
road wharf at New Smyrna. = he road was
represent There Uy Mr.. Howell titus; hon.
H. +. Atkinson being the attorney for the
plaintiff. JudgeJones acted as the referee in
this case, aud compromise was effected by
Mooney agreeing to accept hall payment OF
the judgment, which offer was made on the
part Of Col. Davis.