The morning news., 1894-11-22

ton The police soon found that the
cutting was done by Frank Mckay and
ne was arrested.
Hon. A. Mcintyre died at his home 4OS3
Walnut street. Philadelphia, Friday, the
18th inst, at l0:30 p. m. The family had
made ali arrangements to occupy their
home on Lake Eola and were ready to
start for Orlando when the demise of Mr.
Mcintyre occurred. He took supper with
the family at their Philadelphia home, and
was in apparent good health, until about
s o'clock on the evening of the 18th in
stant, when he was taken i'll, and died in
TWO and half hours, from heart disease.
St Augustine News: A rumor has been
current on the street for two days past
that State Controller Bloxham had re-
fused to accept the bonds of Ernest Oliv-
eros, who was recently elected treasurer
of st. Johns county on the grounds that
the security was insufficient A News rep
resentatiVe called on County Clerk Oliv-
eros this morning and questioned him in
regard to the rumor. He stated that ii
was entirely false and had probably
originated from the fact that in making
the bond out he had written that term was
to begin from January, 1894, instead of
January, 1895. For this reason the bond
was sent back to him to change the date
which he did, and again sent it to Talla-
hassee. There are fifteen names on the
bond, which is for $4,000.
Pensacola Times: One man in the county
Jail and another buried in the cold earth
with Il bullet imbedded in his body. This
is the sad story of a Sunday evening en-
counter yesterday between Charley Seals
and e. Mullens at u store between Mus
cOgee and Cantonment. From a statement
made by Seals, who came in and surren,
dered to the sheriff, it appears that Mr.
Nlulens went to the store of Seals and
. commenced ahuGipp
ing to do him up" if he would get from
behind the counter. After filling the air
with oaths and abuse some demonstra-
! tton was made and Mr.. Seals fired and
killed him. Whisky, it is rumored, was
the cause of the unfortunate affair Mr.
Seals has during the day given bond for
$500 and been released from custody.
Col j. A. Turner, a public-sprited cit-
+ zen, late of Jacksonville, but now of
Tampa, proposes to undertake to build,
by private subscription, "a house for the
unemployed who may visit Tampa dur
ing the winter. He says the people who
are called tramps are not always tramps,
and II is inhuman TO sneer at the wretch
. edness of these unfortunate people. Thou
sands of men and women all over the
country are driven to vagrancy and crime
jusufying what has been said by a humani-
tartan Mans inhumanity to man makes
I countless thousands mourn" Col Tur-
employment-not as criminals, but as men
at nominal sum, and feed and clothe
them. Tampa can employ 100 profitably
during the winter, and he is urging the
council to make the experiment.
The body of an unknown man was dis
. covered in the woods about two miles south
of Sanford Monday. The attention of
some persons passing that way was called
10 II by large number of buzzards that
were gathered to that spot On investiga-
ton the body OF man, apparently 80
years or age, was discovered. almost de-
voured by tho vultures. There was moth
ing by which he could be Identified, his
body being almost eaten up. 1t seemed
like case Of suicide, as bottle of NOR
phine was found near him, with about
half Of the contents missing also a re
NoiNer and nearly fifty CARTRIDGES with
two of the chambers empty A silver
watch and chain and charm were on him.
All the money found on the body was a
~ cenumes French or Belgian coin II
was thought by some of the Jury who
were on the inquest that the man was
Belgian
Tampa Times: During the absence of
Mrs. NJ. Weissman from her home yes
terday between the hours of and \ y
m, SOME one entered the house and stole
from her trunk a bag containing about
sa10 worth Of diamonds and jewelry The
tN'.''AF 'NtA"lNN0 OF "a PAIR or bracelets.
taCh set with fifteen diamonds a pair of
round engraved gold bracelets set with
three diamonds each, a fiat gold brace
let with "a lions head set with diamonds
and ruby eyes, siX-poiuted gold star
brooch crustcd with diamonds. a pair OF
very costly cluster earrings Of French
make with ten diamonds In each. "a pnr-
4u.se ring with tweuty-one stones set I'm
.H'elt large solitaire ring. "a ring with
TWO fuIIh'rDs ana o. diamond "a laly's
small open face chutelaiue watch with sry-
trll nlaitlhlurs. mans heavy golJ
watch anl chain mans watch charm
WIih diamond atW ora one side ANA M
W. engraved ON thp other. "a ssl poil
tln.D worn ua 90 charm. sn ola Porturues.
gold piece. aud number OF other article.
The Putnam county circuit court ul.
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