The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-19

Nenlson sells AT ten cents per pound IN st.
Augustine.
New Smyrna Breeze: A party consisting OF
Dr. Eager of Winter Park II. Seagrave
Adams and Mr.. Whitner of Sanford hauled
eleven fine bass out of the surf at Coronado
yesterday. The aggregate weight Of the fish
was about 225 or $50 pounds.
Arcadian Truck gardeners are as busy as
bees pre- airing for fan gardens. Egg plants
have been transplanted and all report them
in fourshing condition. Cabbage growers
have already sowed their seed and are pre-
pairing to transplant There Will be a good
crop OF cabbage and onions raised in this
neighborhood this year.
Fort Meade Pebble The travel to Avon
Park has set In early this year. Thirty new
corners have gone out the past week. About
half OF these are permanent settlers Mana
ger Crosby predicts the largest influx of set
tiers and visitors ever known. A cheap eX-
cursion will be run from western points aOout
the first of next month and large number
viii avail themselves OF the low rates.
Ttusvile Star: What has demoralized
matters concerned with the court house in
Del and, Nolusia county In enc OF our No-
lusia county exchanges, published at the
county seat we learn that the board of county
commissioners, at their last meeting, passed
an order stopping the practice OF cara play
ing in the court house building. 1t seems
rather strange that even such an order should
be found necessary.
Charley Aulick, Tampa carpenter was ar
rested about II clock Monday for dis, haIg-
ing a pistol on Franklin street. He was
walking past Macfarlane's shoe store with a
pistol In his hand. He thought II was un-
loaded ana snapped it several times at the
groun d. 1t finally went off and the bullet
struck the asphalt walk. 1t was picked up
afterward and found to be in the shape Of a
perfect leaf. Aulick was frightened at the re-
| port and ran. Chief Harris followed with
| electr city and caught him.
Tavares Herald: Mr.. st. Clair-Abrams has
| been employed by Nolusa county to aid the
s'a.e in the argument before the supreme
in he 6FF1gf~ don l,T
| Of exceptions In this case has been prepared
aud viii Q settled sometime next month. A
! great many exceptions were taken during the
| trial and consequently the argument IN the
! case win be quite a long and important or q.
The appeal will be argued in January next.
| Attorney General Lamar and Mr.. st. Clair
! Abrams representing the state.
The Barlow Tube Well Works have lust
! finished an artesian we'll that has the largest
| flow of any in this section OF the state The
/ well Is sl* inches and l40 feet deep Three
feet above the ground the natural flow is 100
gallons per minute-the gauge shows press
! ure of eleven pounds On screwing cap on he
! pipe with a inch hole in 10 the water spouts
| M in a beautiful fountain to a hight of ten
| feet. On attaching large duplex steam
! pump the well furnishes over 25O gallons per
minute. This well was nut down for the
| Florida Engineering Company at their phos.
! phate works at kingford, nine miles west OF
| Barlow
Dick Crooms, the negro who was tried some
/ time ago for snatching Mrs. Bentley's pocket
book, was in trouble again ut Tampa Sunday
/ As a young lady ana gentleman from Inyer-
ness were passing W n. Boyd saloon about
/ 2. 30 p. m, Dick CrOoms took the lady by the
| shoulder and pushed her on the idewallt The
/ gentleman, Mr.. Thomas. struck at the negro
| and made motion TO his hip pocket, when
/ the negro threatened to xiii him. Mr. Thomas
| drew his pistol and before he could tire
/ the lady s father, Mr.. West. seized the young
mans arm and the crowd interfered Both
| Crooms and Mr.. Thomas we're arrested
/ Mayor Easley fined the negro $40 this morn.
ing and dismissed the young man.
Tampa Times. Sunday night at Tampa tho
Salvation Army hall was well filed by an
attentive and respectful audience. But the
/ Worshlppers were disturbed by "a sudden
fusillade of stale eggs which we're thrown by
coNardly hOOdlums from the saloon yard In
the rear OF the salvation Army hall one
man was hit on the back with an egg. and q
number OF ladies' were so sickened by theft
foul odor that they We're forced 20 leave the
hall. The police have made no arrests, but
they should ferret out the miscreants and
sec that they are punished This is the
| second time the salvation Army has been
disturbed In this manner. and every decent
/ citizen feels that n Us an outrage and a slur
on the community which merits summary
/ punishment
Fort Meyers Tropical News Messrs. George
! y Bourne and a. r. Battey were fishing on
1 Blouuts dock with rod and reel when sud
IDENTIFY Mr.. Battey was made aware that ho
had bite by an hundred pound tarnou
springing into the air and shakine his mead
Ike mad bull in his effort 20 throw out the
bait, Mr.. Bourne now took the limo when
/ the iarpun splang In the ar eleven times ia
succession iu its efforts 10 gain its freedom
lie now began 10 play the fish while Mr. Bat
/ tey secured boat. Into this the euthusias
/ nc fisherman hastily jumped and before
/ they tired out the silver beauty he had car.
rcd them wei across the river The tarpon