The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-01-24

prised to find q large fish. resembling cat
hsh. about four inches long, snugiy enclosed
in the bivalve.
At BeIeview the dispute over the estate Of
the Iate Mrs Maisland between Mr.. Cook and
IL. MRisland. has been Withdrawn from the
coNrts. II viii be submitted to arbltrators
for settlement.
Twelve more telegraph arrived al Jack
sonville Monday from Atlanta, New Orleans
Augusta and savannah. ana VIII 90 service
at the Western Union telegraph once. The
increase in business requires larger force
this week
W. 7. Cox died at Ocala Monday of con
sumption He was p years old and prom
inent lawyer OF Bowling Green, Ky. He had
unfortunately. arrived in Florida too late,
/ having been there only six weeks his re
mains were sent 20 his old home
There is a practical chemist al Winter Park
who has process by which he can in few
hours destroy the bark so to speak, Of gray
moss. AMI reduce the latter to dry fiber. He
also has method Of reducing common Co
Quina rock to a line grade OF chalk.
Senator Z. B. Vance ana wife. OF North
Carolina. are al the Tampa Bay hotel The
I senator is suffering acutely from rhe lmatisu.
which attacked him Just after the silver fight
closed. and he has sought Tampa for rest and
rehef he says he feels better already.
Forty white plasterers on Hotel Royal
Poinciana at Palm Beach struck one day last
week. tecause they we're compelled to work
on the building with negroes. They we're all
fresh from the north. The negroes were dis
AUdEEEAs ana the While men 4AA ItLuALGQ ~
work.
A serious accident occurred Saturday morn
ing near Dunnellon, when Mrs. AlbertUs y OCT
was thrown from her horse and had her arm
broken. Mrs. Nogt, together with a party,
were out hunting wildcats, when her horse
becams Cnmansgahle. At last accounts she
was much better and resting easy.
a special dispatch from Orange City to the
Jacksonville Citizen reports that sam Ellis.
representing candy manufacturer OF At
lanta. was peled with eggs on the streets Of
that city Saturday and then COwhided. II
| was charged that be had teen too familiar
with a merchants l2year-old daughter.
Mrs. W. NJ Smith, OF Orlando, accidentally
shot herself in the hand Sunday. Her hus
band had given her his revolver TO clean. and
while Mrs. Smith was handling the weapon 1t
was accidentally discharged. infiicting very
ugly wound In her left hand and wrist. The
ball penetrated the palm OF the hand and
came out at the wrist Joint.
Avon Park Idea s. J. Brown, of the firm
OF Wilson a Brown, of this place, has just re-
ceived letter from his brother in law. who is
connected with the J. J. Brill Company, car
builders, OF Philadelphia, in which he saws
that his com pany has lust completed and sent
a car 70 a lady in Tampa to be used on q rail
road which she has had built to connect her
grove with a railroad some ten miles distant
Judge j. D. Broome Of the Seventh judicial
circuit, arrived at Tampa Sunday night, and
sat Monday in the Camparito murder case. IN
place of-Judge Barron Phillips, who is still
III. Evidence for the state is still being intro
uuCtQ. ana tuOQE LuaL the case " III
tinue all the week. Two interpreters are en-
ployed one by the state and the other by the
defendants, as nearly all the witnesses are
Stcilians.
Tampa Times; Thirteen Spaniards who at
tempted to enter Key V est Saturday night
were refused admission by the immigrant in
spectors and ordered back to Havana. They
were transferred at sea Sunday from the Oil
vette to the Mascotte and taken back to Ha-
wanna he immigrant inspectors are max
Ing ali who come from Havana pass a rigid
examination to discover If they come in VIC
lation Of the alien labor contract law.
A special to the Tampa Times from st.
Petersburg says that John Killen. a wealthy
commission merchant OF Cato. Wis. aged Is.
died there Sunday Saturday he had an apo
plectlc BIT on the dock and fell, inlurlng his
head His son was summoned. Alfred Burke,
a young Englishman from London, saw Mr..
ktllen when he was stricken with apoplexy.
The sight so excited Burke that he was taken
with hemorrhage and died Immediately. He
was buried at st. Petersburg.
Ocala New Capitol: A meeting Of those in
terested in the honduras colony met Friday
night for the purpose of organizing. There
were twenty-five present, and the following
officers were elected: 5. L. Biting. president;
5. p. Antony, vice president; CIV Cleveland,
treasurer; r. X. Snowden, secretary; r. NJ
Williams, assistant secretary. The company
formulated plans and adopted the bylaws
and constitution Of the association. A com
mittee Of three was appointed to visit Hondu
ras and negotiate with the government IN re
gard to settling the colony on lands belonging
to the country and investigate the advantages
offered by the people.
Tampa Times: V. NJ. Ybor & Manrara
some months ago began an experiment in the
manufacture of all Havana ciga cites After
experimenting with the la or 10 obtained
here ana with the same kind OF apparatus
that is in use in Havana. they did not find
them satisfactory aud they decided to try the
apparatus in use in the north and the skilled
labor Of that section. Therefore. they have
bought ten new machines and secured from
New York sixteen skilled operatives OF both
sexes to work these machines. II the expert
ment proves successful they win enlarge tbs
| business rapidly and hope in time to be able
70 use the labor 70 be found here.
- p. c. OgIesby, who was released Jan. from
| the royal prison in Havana, has been il
| Tampa within the past day or two. His i'm
| prisonment, he says, was on the charge of re
| sisting arrest. But Harry Howard an Amer
| lean sailor, imprisoned last June, charged
with the same onense. is still In jail, detained
| without bail and with no prospect Of release
/ The United States consul general has secured
/ a change OF Howard s case from the mllitar,
| TO the civil court, under the Spanish Ameri
/ can treaty. but that is all he has accom-
! pished. The case of Howard demands Tn,
! attention OF the state department, as he ha
been imprisoned over seven months withou
trial.