The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-07

tCoulE already mentioned IL IS ln0lshL
low that the 10y was kilied IN the thlck-t
nd that the man AT whose hands he met
as Death ran across the road and tired the
Jther two shots as b ind, 20 make more
.lausibIe the tale that he had shot at
Johnson as he ran. Since the stealthE abb
1nce Of has brothers has become known,
Is feared they made away with the boy
cad body, intending thereby 10 remove
FLORIDA.
At Fernandina the total shi~merts o.
Phosphate for the month Of January was
,2UJ tons.
L. c. Emery, who has been engaged IT,
he grocery business in Springfield.
uburb Of Jacksonville, maze an ass gn-
neut Monday, naming w. a. Bours as as
lgnee. The assets are Sl,5J1
The Genovar Bros. s {. gar factory At ST.
Augustine resumed Work thss morning,
liter a shutdown OF two weeks. Inc en-
Ire force Is now at wOrk Wall continue the
respect is that work VIII continue IN
definitely.
SIN Collins, q negro collector Of Tampa,
Who reported that he had been held up
" highwaymen 9nd robbed Is now
risoner and confssses 10 a shortage Of
60 in his accounts. His wife is also
Inder arrest
Burglars entered the residence Of james
Wilkins on West Intendencia street, Pen
acola, during the absence OF the family
saturday night and secured a sum %
money and several articles of value. The
lAlElaEc were sun III the MUST NnEAA AAiA
amlly returned, but escap4d before hell
ould be secured 70 capture them.
Hon. r. G. Robinson of Zellwood to-day
presented TO Inc commissioners the Pc
Ntion OF the voters of West Orange, ask
ng for the calling of special election
20 vote on the question OF bonding
orange county for the Improvement Of
the public roads. The petition has been
9rned by nearly every VII lie voter in the
northwestern portion Of the county.
On Friday last notice was served on tho
ichoOl board, the county superintendent
and the principal OF the high school al
Braidentown to appear before Judge Bar
'on Phillips, al Tampa, TO show cause wis
/ writ of Injunction should not tssut
igalnst them, to prevent them from Is
uing warrants, and to prevent AIR. Wal
on from longer teaching IN the school
The chief of the weather bureau has no
tiued the chamber of commerce at Pen
acola that steps will be taken here
after to display storm signals at night
rom the roof Of the government build
ng BY electricity. This Will be Of greai
benefit 10 the shipping. The CHI eff also
writes that steps have been taken 70 Sc
;ure q more elective distribution OF tht
weather forecasts in that s-ction of the
state.
Secretary of War Lamont has notified
he chamber of commerce at Pcnsaco a.
that he has decided that 1t is advisable
TO begin the Improvement Of that harbol
accordance with the project for a jetly
engineers in 1891. This will be cont nu
ng project for which Sl00,0J0 has been APP
lropriated for the present fiscal year. III
engineers estimated the whole cost of the
leites to be nearly N,s0i0y0.
The details of an accident have Just beer
received at Pensacola from a small set
cement on the government reservation
below Fort Barrancas. William Bell
farmer of that neighborhood, was pre-
pairing to kill a hog, and had a large
kettle of boiling water near by. His lit
lie S-year-old boy was playing around anc
suddenly fell headlong into the kettle. HI
vas drawn out as quickly as possible, but
died IN few minutes, having been liter
ally scaldeu to DEATH
County Commissioner Mills, who re-
sides in the eastern portion of Orang
county, reports that the people Of that
section are waking up TO the Importance
tract of forty acres has already been
planted, and ground is being rapidly
prepared for more extensive planting.
Melons corn, rice and Irish potatoes are
receiving the attention OF farmers, and
from present indications, there Will be
live times the acreage planted in these
crops in Orange county than has ever
been planted IL any previous year.
Last Friday night Charles Smith, chef
nj the Putnam house at PaIatka, mys-
/, 'erious disappeared. He received letter
on Friday, and was seen TO burn ii up
after reading 1t. one of his fellow work
men asked him If he had had bad news
from home, but STvith only shrugged his
shoulders for reply. He was heard in
his room on Friday night about 10 ok
Since then nothing had been seen of him
until Monday, when John Bryant, the
beacon tender, found a hat floating on
the river near the Florida Southern rail-
road wharf. The hat was iden flied as
SIN tbs, and Bryant returned to his boat
and rowed along the edge of the wharf,
looking for the body, which he soon found
floating face down near the Florida
Southern railway fire ght depot.
A FIRE at Aliens bakery at Tampa on
sunday morning was the cause of sus-
tensions. reins tatements and resigna-
tons. w lille at the fire Assistant Chief
Civ ems a volunteer, gave certa orders
to the fremen which were not obeyed. He
reported the men to the chief wno sus-
pended them. Upon their return to the
station one Of the reported men asked
the assistant chief If he had reported m
A few WORDS passed between the two.
which resulted in the assistant being
twice knocked down. Although it was
Sunday, a warrant was sworn out for the
| aegreesIve fireman. who was arrested
ard released on bond. Monday The as
s'stant wrote a letter to the chief and
one to re council, tenFerins his resigna-
! ton. The fireman who had been sus-
pended and arrested circulated petition
among the couneilmen and received a
suftic'en number of siena trres to warrant
/ the chief in reinstat.ng him.