The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-09

D. W Stanley. city treasurer OF Barlow,
has received the money for the city bonds.
Inc amount is s2t,!4f.52' lhe SUN u. ote SO
OJJ being accrued i1tcrest since May J. date
OF the bonds The city viii now reg n get
ting in readiness for the Improvements.
The foundation is laid and the brick and
marble are on the ground for the handsome
building TO be erected bv Beckwith Z Hen
derson and the First National bank on the
corner OF Franklin and Madison streets al
Tampa II Will have marble front and cost
s35 600.
Notice is given that a meeting win be held
by the voters Of ward OF Peoples party at
Scvelle's store oa Washington street, al St.
Augustine. on saturday. June g. at O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose Of nominating an alder
man FOR ward 4, and selecting ward exccu-
tive committee
The Citizens Electric Light and Power
Company has Oeen organized al Pensacola.
The company has a capital sto x Of DOO
and will at once begin the erection OF a plant
for furnishing lights all night throughout the
year, and also for furnishing motor power for
machiney etc The officers say that the most
improved apparatus will be put in.
Miss Irma Phillips daughter OF Col. and
Mrs. 4. A. Phillips assistant general man
ager of the Florida Central and Peninsular
railroad. and y b. Hubbard Jr., son OF =. 3.
Hubbard, president of the hardware company
OF that name, were married Thursday al st.
Johns Episcopal church 1T jacksonville in
the presence OF a distinguished company.
Miss Annie Mckay, the housekeeper of the
started an enterprise which would be well to
follow Miss Mckay has cleared one OF the
ground floor rooms IN the rear OF the Ponce
de Leon hotel and turned IL into creamery,
She has made a great many pounds of the
richest kind OF butter already and dispoSes Of
ii readily. SO far there has been no difncClty
experienced in making butter in warm
weather, but the hottest months have got to
come.
AS the Florida Central and Peninsular ex-
cursion train was returning to Orlando from
Silver springs Wednesday night, and just be-
fore IL pulled into Leesburg, Engineer Wat
son noticed anobiect lying upon the track.
He applied the air brake and succeeded in
stopping the locomotive just before the
wheels reached the Gody Of a negro, as it
proved to be. Upon examination life was
found TO be extinct, and IN the deceased s
pocket was a return ticket from Silver
Springs TO Leesburg.
Mrs. John Richard, the daughter OF Mr..
Pope, was accidentally killed at Arcadia
wednesday morning by her father while the
latter was extracting cartridge from a.
caliber Winchester rife. by some means the
hammer caught and exploded the cartridge
| the ball of which took effect in his daughter
/ head. She was standing in the door ten feet
away. Her brains spattered all over the
/ walls and prices Of her skull we're picked VI
/ twenty feet from the spot where she stood
/ Her husband IS terribly stricken and roameC
the woods all day. She leaves one child.
About shutdown on June Charles Cham
4 bers and Haws Calhoun. two negroes of Lake
/ county and who We fer some time been in
| the employ OF G. ID. clifford at Eustis, were
/ walking along the public road at Fort Mason
! TWO shots we're AIRED at them from ambush
/ Calhoun received few shot IN the head bu
1 was not seriously wounded. Cham bers re
! ceived the charge fully ia the left shoulde
| and arm. Another coiored man who was
some little distanse in advance said he hearC
/ the shots and these two men darted mp u
| him yerg few moments after, in a rush anC
1 without stopping passed on. DR.. Sarsen
1 attended them and does not anticipate any
! serious results Sheriff Galloway AM
/ Deputy Nerthrup went there Tuesday morn
! ing and found the place where the assassini
! were ~ ara bush. suspicion points to a rOugl
/ aud turbulent white man. IL is supposed b.
some that the trouble arises from the dislike
Of these wounded men TO having their labor
destroyed by maralding razor backs.