The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-29

Hardy A. Bio 3kCr is on trial at Orlando for
the murder OF Louis M4rot.
Sanford VIII soon vote on issuing Si5. 0O)
worth of ben IS fot mgni ,ipal Improvements.
d. n. Bat -helor. of Winter Park Orange
county, has been appointed postmaster at
that place,
DR.. Lawrence Alexander, Of St Augustine
has been granted a patent at Washington for
new liver powder.
The schooner Tortugas concerning whose
safety there has been great uneasiness has
arrived at Jacksonville.
More hay has been cured and housed in
fernando county thus We r than for all the
five previous years combined.
There is a big dem ind for fats by families
who intend u come to st. Augustine Tor the
season and live on moderate income.
George Burt. prominent resident OF St
Augustine, died at his home on St George
street Friday morning in his nth year
Since the almost total suppression OF the
open sale of whisky and other intoxicants in
Barlow there has been large falling off in
crime.
Information has been received by the
guards on duty at Fort Barrancas that the
troops will return to that post from Atlanta
between Nov and l5
The question OF building race track is
again being agit ltcd al Tampa, and this time
the scheme is on reasonable q SIS and will
probably be successful.
DR.. S. T. Smith for the past four Years
postmaster at Broo&sville has turned over
the ONCE TO Col J. p. COBB. mis- successor, ami
left for his now home near Tampa.
A swarm of bees invaded the Koathley
grove at BrOO6SvilIe last saturday. and. wi h
the aSsiStan OF .Iudse BrYsOn and Mr.
FOrb 5, were SAFELY hived. The little fellows
Immediately went TO putting up preserves for
the winter.
Col. H. S. Chubb. OF Winter Park, the
general agent of the Z. f. Il \. railway was
In OviedO Wednesday and gave out the con
tract for the grading OF the Lake Charm
extension Mr.. Thomas Hogan, of Jackson
vile, is to look after the work on behalf of
General Agent Chubb.
Moses johnson. a well known fisherman of
key West was found dead in his boat near
the fish wharf a few mornings ago. As he
was more or less inclined to his cups it is
more than likely that he exposed himself to
the heavy rain during the previous night and
died from the effects Of it,
Charles +. Wilson, late Of North CAROLINE
but now and for two years q st with the ]. w.
W. Jones Stationery and Printing II Juse
q hicagO. one Of the largest railway an geA-
cral printing houses in the northwest, viii
sooa start an llluStra Cd paper in Florida. 1t
viii eSpOuse the railroad hotel and real eS
tate interests of the state.
St. Augustine News: ClDt. Bean of the
South Beach railroad, says that the road Will
ne put In running order as soon as possible.
The most difficult task is to float the little
steamer Myth. which is now hi III and dry on
the land to the north of Moultrie creek,
where II was driven 0Y the cyclone. Capt Bean
has commenced to dig canal from the creek
to the boat dlstanc SC OF 500 yards The canal
must he five feet deem and twelve wide. Z ne
boat can not be rolled to the water, as it is on
marsh land.
Pens lcola News: About three months ago
warrants were is sued nv Justice Albert John
son for the arrest of Z. H Perry and his
brother charged with aggravated assault
upon Rev. Mr.. Cheney in the Beulah neigh
borhood in Ills county. When Deputy
Sheriff Mcintyre went out to arrest the
Perrys he found that they had left the nci III
hOFhOO1 and nOSCiHlV the gtDta The ma
had lain dormant since then until Friday.
when one of the Defendants f. H. Perry
came to the CITY and surrendered himself to
Sheriff wilkins He was carried before JUS
tlce johnson and the trial of the case was set
for NOV. 10. Perry stated that he
had been IN Mississippi since leaving here,
and that his brother will also sarrendec and
stard trial
Sanford Chronicle: The Sunday issue Of
the SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS is now one Ct
the largest aud best OF the great SUNDAY pa
pors of the south. With it's half page OF new
ana lively m Isle and a fine lot of timely illus
tratlonS OF fashions and current events. it
meets fully the demands of the entire family.
Col. j. IL. EStill, with his w 3llth and expert
ence, is able to give the puD a firstclass
paper in every respect. His business man
ager, Mr.. t. q. Beu is one of the best eluip-
ped men in the profession. and u corps OF
fine editors do the rest when ne o. Col EStlIl
presses the financial b tton The MoRNfNG
NEWS has large circulation in South Flor
ida. and this season is moro attra tive 10 or
people from tue TACT Jnls MAJOR Slun9N Ger
bert, the veteran Journalist ami for ten wears
lis representative at Atlanta "a . Is now its
Florida CORES condent AMI furnishes frequent
news letters from al parts of the state.
The king of Siam, who &C ,ording to late
rel OTIS, has had palace constructed which
he can surmerge in the sea at VIII and so live
under water whenever he chooses. IS not the
only monarch who has indui- c in eecentrioi-
ties of tins sort. says per Young People.
= OF Instance, history has preserved The mem
DRY of the ice pala e built by the Russian
Empress Anne, who punt she'd several OF hes !
dainty cOurtiers by com lollnS them to pass
the night in this great chamber OF state
where they were almost frozen
to death The Car Paul, ancestor OF
the present cmper,r Of Russia I
constructed room formed entirely Of huge
MIRRORS, where he spent hours walking TO and
f in full uniform-a singular taste for the (
uglest man IN russia One Of the native (
princes of Java cooled his palace Y making |
a stream fall in q cascade over the gateway:
and the Indian despot TippO Sahib placed |
beside his dinner table life size figure OF "a (
tiger d ayoWi ~ an English officer the roar of /
the east and the shreks of the victim being /
initiated by hidden machinery.
LaFar,
Is araOt for DunlaO'S fine hats. 100 /.