The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-24


The people Of Juno want fine hotel and
offer a site of four acres free.
The big dredge Pico is steadily digging
away at the ship channel at Port Tampa.
Hugh Gallagher, OF Senner, has received
returns from shipment of potatoes, sold in
Philadelphia, which brought $3.50 per barrel.
Arscott Tickell Of the Narcoossee English
settlement was found dead in his room at
kissimmee Sunday morning. The cause of
the death was pronounced heart failure,
Steamship Glengoil, j. G.. Potter master, is
loading 2,5OJ tons of phosphate at Port Tampa
from the Hamburg mines for Hamburg, Ger
many, She Is $40 feet long, "A feet beam and
81 feet deep. Her capacity Is 1900 tons,
E. NJ. Carter of Jacksonville, the young
man who has an artificial windplpe in his
lung is getting along nicely. The swallowed
windpipe, for some time has given him no
annoyance whatever, and may not again."
says DIR. Bacon.
Louis Wyatt, the 7-year-old stepson OF
William Ewing, who keeps q lodging hOuseat
the foot Of Ocean street at Jacksonville, fell
from the second story piazza to the sidewalk
fifteen feet, Sunday, and received such Sc
rlous injuries that he is not expected to live.
Port Tampa City can boast Of a new club,
ana the Calumet Club can boast OF a new
home. The BUILDING is q bungalow STYLE and
is located opposite the depot. he main floor
space Is 'ox5l fest, lastly finished and hand
somely furnished. The Club has fOrty.thre6
members, with r. B. Daniel president.
While PLAYING under Che. Methodist church
at FernandtIa "Wednesday some children
deOvered pile Of -slfaElugS PLACED in ,BuSl,
tfon againStpae Of the.ptlaCs. The Rev MI.
Moore had MS attention called 10 It. Upon
Investigation. he found that OIL had leeu
thrown over the pillar, and the evidence
Showed that an attempt had been made TO
burn the building
1t is seen from an announcement sent out
by the resumption committee TO the depos T.
Ors of the First National Bank OF Orlando
that the shareholders have the money rca iy
for the bank TO resume business. butuuless
the depositOTs, a number Of whom are resi-
dents Of Orlando come up and sign the extern
sion agreement resumption Will ue defeated.
Only ten days remain in which to sign
kissimmee Leader E.N. Crane who has
been spending the winter here. Will return -
henncsaw, NeO., tomorrow Mr. Crane las
selected 4tOJ acres OF rs sOQd laid as there is
IN Florida on which no prpposes TO plant 3
colony and ne Wl4FetuEp VA h9rt TIME WITH
his first lnSbalfncpt Of twenty cq4onis - He
says he proposes 20 seQ 10 one man reGF5'}haIl
seventy nYeAcres, apd he - conEpen1 lie vi
dispose OF the enHre tract. befofc the GrEf of
January TO actual settlers
"A lind hound dog by accident got shut out
on the second 1erauaa OF the OcaA house
saturday, and after trylng in vain to gain
terra hrma, made descent by jumping fruIa
ms lofty position o the pavement below. he
the Sidewalk near Mcconnell fruit store
Several parties standing by thought he would
ole ana nut MIN on his leet again. He tOddled
aAong Until he got to his owners place and at
last account was doing very We'll. He be-
longed 10 w. ID. Condor
Al was learned at Pensacola Saturday that
tne government eXacted no penalty from the
Ssaga, lhe Dutch vessel which entered the har.
WYE W'h2ut consular certificates from her