The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-27

/ VIII cost no more than the box now IN gen
/ eral use.
/ A farmer named Criswell living about
I five miles from Pensacola. Quarreled
. Sunday morning with his ls-year-old son
/ about a dog. High words passed between
/ them, and the boy drew "a pistol and shot
his father the ban entering the abdomen
I and passing through the ytals. The ply
slcldhs nave no nope thal the "ouhded
man Sah I'VE.
Ted Martin, a young apprentice boy in
/ the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
/ shops at Palatka. had his right arm caught
] IN the belt Of the drill press Saturday IL
I was torn of at the elbow Drs. Cyrus and
/ Welch were al once summoned and they
/ amputated the arm above the elbow lie
was not injured otherwise and at last re-
/ ports was resting easy.
Palatka Advertiser: Collector +. @.
Blanchard is the owner of the greatest GU
riosity Of the bird Hnsdom-a white quail
rms very rare curiosity was killed by
sportsman day or Two ago a short d!s-
lance from the city and presented TO Mr..
blanchard, who viii place 1t with tax
luermlst an once TO preserve IT, rms ale
bino OF the feathcred tribe is certainly
curiosity, and has been the talk of our
sportsmen ever since It's capture
Deputy Sheriff Mooney has taken back
to Tampa. from Orlando. h. NJ Thomas
who is wanted in a dozen places for for
gerry. His plan is to give a check payable
to himself, and signed in his fathers
name. The amounts, so ftaudulenlty OBJ
famed nave ranged from & to so Col
IHoinas paid number OF THESE cheeks'
but they began coming in so fast he de-
clued 70 can a halL. After consulting m
innate lFiehds ne mas decided 10 let the
law take its course.
Jacksonville Times-Union: A woman on
Julia street mashed her finger Sunday, for
the bells changing, Big Jim to blowing,
and Chief Haney to spinning over the
pavement with the big horses to the hose
wagons numbering hehlnd. OI course II
was an accldent-the mashlng OF the m
ger ana the alarm as Wen. men Ihe Wo-
man pierced lne AR with shIleh' Ihe
man lnouBht ihat she was screaming De
cause OF Ire, SO ne puIIed the KNOB ana
Iet IL go at lHaJ
At Tampa, Saturday morning. as Dr.
Btuce. accompanied by his 8-year-old
granddaughter, was on his way to his or
ange grove, he aIighted to speak with a
man, leaving his horse unhitcheG. The
morse became frightened ana ran away
u ne Hllle sHI was thrown NioiehLy TO
lie sIOuHu, SIIlhlHs HsI heaq against d
pine Tree Nheh plcked up she was I'M
CONSCIOUS anu hau d severe Orulse on Ine
iisnl slue oI heL head. 0he was Drought
toilie' anu IL - Ieai GU tl'1I sue SuS 1dllied
internal injuries.
-Four hundred and seventy-eight boxes.
the largest shipment of grapefruit ever
made from that point. at one time. left
Seffner on Tuesday. Last Monday L.
Stafford received a check for s53 go as
net proceeds from the sale of fifteen bar
rels Of egg plants, shipped the previous
week to New York This gives net pro
c9eus OF SS.oo per Dafrel; q; Chastaln
80, ~ IeCe'NG 60 net pIocetus Oh $z.-V per poA
Ior egg pants packed IN the ordinary
orange poH. both OF lhese gentlemen are
making shipments every week.
A railroad negro robbed w. O. Thomp-
son of Dade City, while sleeping the other
night, getting $50 in money and a pocket
knife, He cut the stat Of the shutter so
as to. introduce his hand and unlatch it,
then reached Mr.. Thompson's trousers
/ hanging near the window He left no clew.
but went to Tampa and exhibited the
money and knife. The sheriff went down
and caught him putting on a suit of
clothes he had purchased with a part of
the money He had spent it all but % cents
and stiIl had the knife. He is now in Jail.
The tabulated statement just issued Of
the exports from Pensacola for the year