The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-08
PROPORTIONS. An average Of 100 barrels goes

proportions. An average Of 100 barrels goes
up the line every morning.
The Builders Supply Company has an or
der for 10000 feet OF lumber for Armour <
Co. S new cold storage warehouse to he builJ
at the union depot. at St Augustine
: ltjs reported that W. :. Ivey, whose VIE
[ died last weeSs at PanasOnkee, has been al
judged insane. Grief over the death OF ms.
I wife is said to have caused sOftenlng OF the
/ brain.
/ W. W. Bruce. OF Fairbanks. has extra fine
{ rice grown by him and cleaned 10y the Aichae
/ mill near MelrOse On 'three-guariers OF an
/ acre he produced about thirty bushels which
/ he is selling at from TO cents per pound
sheriff jefferson d. Kurt Of Nolusia
: county. has received official notice from lhe
governor that the charges preferred against
/ him bv lsaa A. stewart and William jack
/ son. do not warrant suspension from ONCE
I by the executive.
/ The outlook is that there viii be more
/ oranges forwarded to the various markets OF
( the country this year from Alachua county
than ever before. There Is biz crop OF
fruit, and the indications are that there VIII
be plenty Of buyers.
Orlando Reporter: Miss Laubachs assail-
ant has not yet been apDrehended, but the
search is still going on ia quiet way. Az or
near ZellwOOd Saturday night party ar
rested "a negro under suspicion. but after a
rigid examination he proved himself innocent
and was set al liberty.
St. Francis Facts In talking with a gen
tleman few days ago he suggested the idea
of making paper out OF ST. Johns river let
tuCe. he says ne is confident IL can be done.
If such is the case a paper factory could. at
{ any point on the river above Lake George,
secure enough OF it to last fifty years, and
probably get rich.
Palmetto is booming along very satSfac-
tOrily. hrstclass livery stable is I'm pros
pect and a local CAPITALIST is figuring on sew
eral cottages for rent. Orange shipments are,
Of course, very heavy, and sl.4O a box on the
wharf is refused without second Thought
The need Of a packing house is becoming
well understood, and the prospect for an IN
stitutiOn Of this kind is very bright. The
school progresses very satisfactorily, and the
attendance is remarkably large.
Quincy Democrat: William Morris
cOlored convicted during the present term
Of the court for horse stealing, made his es-
cape from jail Wednesday evening last,
while Sheriff Chester and his deputies were
engaged in the court room, ana his esca p
was not discovered by he sheriff until sup
per time BY some means he got a piece Of
iron with which he succeeded u breaking the
lock on the door of his cell; then he had only
to crawl through the ransom into the hall
way which he did, and without saying good
bye, was gone
RS. sheldon shot and got 200 wild ducks
at New smyrna one day last week. p. j.
CanOva has purchased the mercantile bust
ness Of r. P Huggins, at Green Cove Spring,
Several hundred property owners in Sumter
county, have not given IN their taxes
this year. Rufus Leavitt has the model i've
acre grove in the vicinity Of Orange City. 1t
VIII pan out over 5,uOJ boxes or oranges TINS
year a poor Arab woman. Mary Antonio,
was released from prison at DeLand last
week by order Of Judge BrOome. She was
guilty Of pedGling without license.
The city council OF Palatlza, few months
ago, removed Mr.. Gordon. chief of police,
from Office, and appointed a successor. Mr..
Gordon then applied to Judge Hooker for re
stOratlOu, who, after hearing both parties on
the record, adjudged that the facts a. pre-
sented by the record Of the city council did
not authorize his removal. and ordered him
restored to ottice. The city not only has TO
pay Mr.. Gordon for all his time, but also pay
the one serving during his suspension, and all
costs of the case. No doubt the council have
learned that they must show by their record
that there IS sufficient caus for an action be-
fore they make one.