The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-08

Taxes in Lee county are pretty wei paid
UP this year
Many manatcsrs are now seen IN the river
near Melbourne
The Hotel Her dry at Fort Myers will be
enlarged for neg q season.
Severed Orlando gentlemen are contem-
plating an early "Trip to Mexico on a pros
pecting exped-l on
Mr. si9gletary, who was in jail at
Manatee Cor re, using 10 pay a license in
that count for doing business in the way
OF charging photographs. has been re-
leased.
The s11ure ne G curt has affirmed the sem
tence impose u on john Leslie. alias Pierce,
alias Decker, the diamond thief. by Judge
Call in the srcuir court at Jacksonville
last fall
Last NOnd; " evening one OF the dry
l-1us al the ILLS Of the Live Oak Manu-
featuring Cor lpany caught on fire. The
mill rs well pr divided with pipes, hose and
water and the IRE which was ON the M
SIDE was soon eXt.ngu- shed. The loss is
estimated at alb out $500
The Congrega tionaI church at Tampa
has in it n neat and attractive room furn-
ished with the latest papers, mag azlfes
and other health literature. This -s for
young men OF ali. creels and OF no creed
A social and liter iry &C inter- where al VIII
find a hearty W elcome. The room has
been neatly furnis ned by the ladies'.
West palm Beac q ST n: Splendid offers
have been made .or property "a lemon
City during the pas two weeks, that show
how land Is value harc. one offer was
S. 900 for a fve-aC re bay front tract.
another was SEQ. 900 for a cleared tract OF
twenty acles, and a third was $1,000 for
200.acres only partially improved. The TACT
that these O tiers were re used by the own
ers shows tn at people around and IN Lem
ON City beliek III the future OF the county
Chiplev Guide: We expected 10 be able
TO publish in ID IS numb er the order re5-Or-
ing Mai. W O. Butler to practice, but II
has nor returned from Z he recorders office.
We have frequently b cen asked why he
was reinstated. We VIII briefly state ne
case. He was accused OF writing a letter
to q client with view OF delaying a tr-al-
He admitted this. but s wore ne Wrote Two
other letters the next day recalling the FIRST
and telling his client to appear at trial
The party denied re ce wing the letters
and on the evidence O. fthe first letter ne
was disbarred. 1t aife rward appeared
that his client has the other Two letters
and he finally sent thent to Judge Barnes.
After receiving them line judge notified
Mai. Butler that he wo all open the case
again for rehearing II hei desired SO Mr..
Butler appeared before the judge again,
who. having all the facts before him, re
vOlted his order and reins at ed Mr.. Butter
with honor freely admitting that he had
been accused uniustly. when the people
in this and adjoining cOuLtes heard MAJ
Butler was disbarred they got up long pc
titions for his Reinstatement, N US showing
the high esteem In which they held MIN
He has many friends among the leading
citizens who rejoice at the turn OF atdirs-
True he has enemies. but the man VINO
hasn't Is a noncnity. Maj. Butler mas en-
ioyed a large and lucrative pracLlce lie
has the finest library IN the country ana
Is remarkably successful in mis- practice.
We hope success viii still follow him.