The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-06

] A hotel Of $50 rooms is to be erected this
! winter at High Springs
! The Bebrews OF Tampa contemplate building
| a synagogue in the near future.
/ The postonace at Eagle Lake has been re-
established with W n Flowers as postmaster.
Father de Carriere Of Tampa, who has been
tor fifty wears priest celebrated his jubilee
Thursday.
Thursday the custom house at Tampa shipped
5000 70 the treasury department IN Washing
ton, being the largest receipts for one day that
has ever been MADE from that place.
Castillo q Marines have Just started a cigar
factory at Tampa They viii work about
twenty five hands for few weeks, when they
Will increase their force very materially.
j. H. King, manager Of the Tampa Bav, has
arrived and will sul3erintend in person the ar
rangements now in progress for tne opening OF
the hotel on Dec. 5. he predicts large travel
south this winter.i
Monday the municipal election was held in
Fort Brooke, prosperous suburb Of Tampa.
Capt. Lesley was again chosen mayor; W. @.
Clarkson, clerk and treasurer W. T. Lesley,
assessor and collector; }. J. Stevens, marshal;
G. G. Clarkson, =. S Martin, J. 5. Ravens, J.
+. Harrison and A. ID. johnson, were elected
aldermen
r. Lyons OF Arcadia Is in jail at Tampa under
a charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. He got check cashed on the Arcadia
National Bank for 625 at Dugan Bros saloon,
representing that he was a depOsitor there. He
also deposited a check for collection on the Elk
change National Bank, but he had no deposit
there. He has been intoxicated several days.
Col G. W bartholomew OF Tampa deputy
United States marshal, has resigned his posi-
ton. This gentleman has been in the employ
OF Uncle sam in some capacity OF other
through democratic and republican administra-
lions for the past sixteen years. He has eff
GENTLY discharged the duties OF his ONCE
Marshal Mckay has not yet appointed his sue
cessor.
Attache Allday who was sent from Lacoo-
chez to take charge of two insane patients at
Tampa, has been drunk ever since his arrival
old hsag
the luna ties 10 his keeping. He telegraphed to
Supt. Trammell for instructions, and received
wire saying that responsible man would be
sent TO take charge Of them, and an attendant
arrived Thursday.
The full returns from all the precincts in
Manatee county give the state democratic
ticket u majority Of 800, and elect the demo.
cratic nominees OF the county ticket by good
majority, as follows DR.. c. W. Ballard for
representative, by POS; A. T. Cornwall county
Judge, 81 majority; E. b. Patten, tax assessor;
c. e. ldoNeal tax collector; j. l.. Hough treas
urer, zeeeived coed maiorities. Two demo
cratic nominees of the school board were
elected. Josiah Gates and A. 0. McGentry and
one popullst. Joseph Howell. w. II. Fuller, J
A. Hawze, Ham Whitaker, George Cason and
A. II. Abortion were elected county commits
Sioners.
The Merrill-Stevens Engineering Company
have closed contract to build sidewheel
steamer for Capt. Roam OF Punta Gorda q he
dimensions of the steamer will be as follows.
Length, 10 feet breadth, p feet: depth of
hold ~ feet She will draw 3N feet and will
have a speed Of, 10 miles per hour. She will
have a composite hull with steel frame and con
! pered bottom. She will se supplied with com.
! pound incline engines, 2J0-horse power boiler
and feathering paddle wheels She win be
built for carrying freight and passengers, and
Will be fitted out with ten state rooms on the
upper deck. Also the whole OF the for.
ward lower deck villa be enclosed, as she is 10
| run on the Gulf coast Her hull will be of the
! stern.
! Tampa Times; Col D. II. Elliott OF Sanford
| Is in Tampa. He says he has located that col
| ony OF Swedes from Wisconsin in Manatec
/ county, where the Plant company has donated
/ two townships TO them. He says there are I5L
heads Of families in the colony and new mem.
| bers are Joining it every day. The vanguard
! will be here next.week to get things IN orde I
for the entire colony to follow in few weeks,
| The Plant company has donated forty acres OF
| land TO each head OF family in order TO get
| them to settle and develop the country. There
| IS great demand for homes in Florida among
| Western settlers, never was more demand
! Col Elliott says, but the trouble out thore is
! that people can't dispose OF their property at
| any price, and therefore they cannot leave
| They have no money to come, He thinks Flor
| ida will have q severe addiction with tramps
! this season, many people seeking employment
| to escape the freezing north, and says the van
| guard OF that army is already In the state.
| The Hon S. NJ, Sparkman, democratic can
| didate for congress from the First congress
| iOnaI district, will address the people Of The
| district at the following times and places
/ Perry Saturday. Oct 8, l0a. m; Crawfordville
| Oct g, p. m; Quincy, Tuesday, Oct O. II a
m; Cedar Keys, Wednesday, oct. Is, s D. m
| Bronson, Thursday, Dot II, 10 m; Inverness
Friday, Oct II, IL m; BrooksEille, Saturday
Oct. 49, IL q. m; Lakeland, Monday
Oct 10 m; Key West, Tuesday oct
l6, 7:30p. m; Braidentown Friday, Oct, 10
II q. m; Dade City, Saturday, oct 20 noon
Fort Meade, Monday, Oct. % noon; Ar. ada
Tuesday, Oct. % noon; Punta Gorda, Wednes
day, Oct. "A, IL a. m, Fort Myers Thursday
Oct. 25, II a M; Barlow, Friday, Oct. 70, 7:s0 D
m; Plant City, saturday. bet. % noon; st
Petersburg Monday, Oct. 20, 7:SO p m; Clear
water, Tuesday. Oct 30, noon; Dunedin
Tuesday, Oct 80, 7:3O p. m; Tar
pom Springs, Wednesday, Oct 81
noon san Antonia Thursday, Nov
/, noon; Kathleen, Friday, Nov 2, noon; Peru
Saturday, Nov, 3, noon; Bloomingdale, Mon
dav, Nov. 3, noon; Tampa, Monday Nov, /
night. Mr.. Sparlzlnan will be assisted by the
following speakers: Hons. S. Pasco S r, Nal
Tory, r. H. NJ, Davidson, j. II. McKinne g, ]
Perkins, f. t. Myers w. b. Lamar, G. II
! Lacy, J. W. Kehoe, George p. Raney r q
Long, Joseph 5. White. ID. B. Blackwell DAME
Campt ell, w II. Milton, Sr. L, J. Reeves ID
J. Jones, w s. Jennings, j. W. Brady. Alber
Gilchrist, Jefferson 3. Brown, John T. Lesley
r. NJ. ShackelforG, Thomas NJ. Palmer, Rober
W. Davis, John r. Hartridge w d. ChlDIv