The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-30
FLORIDA

f. J. La Penotiere. Of Tampa wants S. A.
Jones of that city sent to congress.
Eight thousand dozen pineapples were
gathered and shipped last week from Key
Largo, near Key West.
L. L. Wilson OF Tampa, left home Monday
for Georgia with $1,000 worth Of c CARS, which
he expects TO dispose Of to the trace
Hennig Jochumsen, of Tampa, have re-
ceived an order from Washington state for
10000 cigars monthly, and they win soon in
crease their force.
About twenty Christian workers. led by
Rev. b. 4. Thrower Of the Methodist church,
left Orlando Monday for kissimmee where
they will hold services for several DAYS in
the Methodist church.
The f. II. Cato Cigar Company of Key
west Is now employing its fun force of SO
workmen, and expects to open up a branch
factory in the building on Duval street. for
merry used as cigar factory by c. Soria
Dr.. j. M. Eager, of the United States
marine hospital service has been ordered
New Orleans. DR.. Eager and family will
leave as soon as his successor, DR.. Young,
arrives.
The cigarmakers. both American and
Cuban, Of Key West will celebrate next week
over the existence Of harmony and good will
between them. There will be q grand torch
light procession 1t is expected that it will
be one Of the largest demonstrations ever
witnessed in the city.
The fernando Orange Growers Union No
b9 met at the court house at BrOOkSVille Sat
urday and organized under the plan laid out
by the state omCerS. The constitution and
bylaws were read, discussed and adopted
The officers chosen we're Dr.. =. Stringer
president; p. w. Terry, secretary, and T. j.
Cook, treasurer.
The democracy Of Wakulla county will
meet at Crawfordville on June ? for the pur-
pose OF electiug delegates to the coming state
congressional and Fifth senatorial district
convention. The last named will nominate a
state senator vice John r. Grady who has
resigned. The county favors the renomina-
ton Of Mallory and will send a delegation for
him.
VIII Davis, colored, was brought into the
United States court at Jacksonville Monday
and was arralgned on a charge OF breaking
and entering the pOstof1cs at Grasmere at
the time the deputy postmaster, Louis Marot,
was murdered, IN April 1893. Davis entered
plea OF not guilty. His case will come up
moned from Orange county
AT the close OF services at the Methodist
church at Orlando Sunday morning the
pastor Key. 3 x. ThrOwer, received into
luIl mem bership forty three candidates to
twenty three OF whom he administered the
ordinance Of baptism OF the other capdi
dates. seven were received by letter and the
rest upon profession OF faith, having pre-.
Nlously been baptized. This is the result of
the recent meetings held in that church
AT Fernandina last Wednesday Yardmas-
yer Brock, IN order 10 get a better view OF
MS trains, which were drilling phosphate cars
~ the elevators. assembled from the top of a
DoN car TO the top Of the elevator shed In
the meantime. while has attention was called
n another direction, the train moved OF
leaNing MIN high and dry, thirty feet from the
btOuild, Wner ene was held prisoner for two
NUTS until an engine came to his relief
Or; l. i. Snow passed away on Sunday at
ms nome near oxford The deceased had
Deeh citizen OF Sumter county the greater
pV.Hoh OF MS life. practicing his profession
''u'S ana successfully In politics, he