The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-22

other serious injuries. The owner Of the
horse had him KILLED In order 70 put him
cut OF his misery.
FLORIDA.
The South Florida fair a. Orlando was
opened Wednesday.
Z. C. Pound. a prominent citizens Of
Gainesville. died Wednesday.
The state grand lodge OF the Knights Of
Pythias L. IN session al Tampa.
A branch weather bureau has been es-
tanlished a. West Palm Beach
Forty-fve cucumbers. grown AZ Tocoi
and carried into St Augustine Saturday,
sold for - cents each
Abeiardo Osorio Of West Tampa IS only
y years old and weighs 160 pounds. His
father only weighs l55 pounds
AT Daytona. Wednesday. Mrs. Louisa
Aston feil down stairs. Instantly killing
her infant ard tnJuring herself seriously
At Key West Wednesday the British
steamship 1luriel was Mbeled ~ wreckers
for 50 90. The case viii be heard to-day.
Airs. Barton, wife Of prominent truck
farmer Of Gainesville. died Wednesday.
She had been an invalid for many years
John williams a well known restaura-
reur on FalifoX street at Pensacola, died
Tuesday night, after an illness OF sew
eral weeks.
The Manatee river country has COM
mencei shipping winter vegetables. 4
number Of crates OF cabbage have gone
forward. but they are generally held for
better prices
The now vacated school house that
caused so much trouble among the Cuban
citizens Of Ocsla several weeks ago vas
blown down By the severe winds that
ragged ali Wednesday
The contract for rebuilding the cigar
factory Of Jose Morales & Co. at Ocaia
has been let 10 Contractor George Mac
Kay for $1,000 and work VIII be begun as
soon as the material can be put on the
ground.
number OF citizens met Tuesday
night al the city hall 10 complete the
organzation Of the Tampa Board q
was received and read, and code of
bylaws adopted.
Lue Gin Gong, a Chinaman OF DeLand,
has small box Of oranges that ne
exhibit at the state fair al Orlando. The
oranges were wrapped in waXed paper
before they were put away
The death Of Capt Andrew Jackson
Bentley took place az his home at New
London, Conn, on the 18TH ms. Capt,
Bentley was a prominent resldent OF
Jacksonville from 1870 until 1850 being
largely interested in the lumber business.
Paul Dupuy Of BOardman lost his
dwelling and nearly all Of its contents hy
fire Monday night about O'Clock. lie
managed TO save the piano and small
portion of the furniture. The origin OF
the fire Is unknown, but the supposition
is that 1t was incendiary- The bulldlnE
and its contents We're valued at ABOUT
$3.50; insured for Sl,2O
There has been filed i'm the Office Of
the clerk OF the United states court at
Jacksonville NOTICE OF a smt brought Dy
Greed f. Bates against II. T. Lykes OF
TAMPA for breach OF contract. The
amount of damages sued for IS sl6vW
The clerk is requested by W. X ammo
attorney for the plaintiff. TO issue sum-
mons ad respondendum returnable on the
first Monday in April. The nature OF the
contract is not stated.
At Clermont few nights ago color
a IL Fa urTf q ne
snoring so loudly, az 1t kept him awake.
She got up and sat on the trunk to keep
awake. so as not to disturb her husband,
but she went to sleep after while, any
how, while sitting there and went 10
Saving gourds" just the same as though
she were abed. Her irate spouse got up
and struck her a blow over the head,
telling her TO the floor and cutting big
cash In the forehead.
stephen +. Foster as special master
in the case Of b. S. Briggs ct al, trustees,
rs Inc Ocala Lime Company, filed his
report with the clerk OF the United states
court at Jacksonville wednesday. The
report IS to the effect that there Is due
the compiainants from the defendant COM
pany the sum of s. $3.50, principal and
interest on a note given BY the defend
ant company for $500 at 10 per cent
interest Also that the sum Of $3.50 would
be a reasonable fee for the compliments
solicitor.
The depot at Baldwin the junction of
the southern and western divisions of the
FLORIDA Central and Peninsular railroad,
csneht FIR. Wednesday morning a short
while before u o'clock and was burned TO
the ground The FIRE was discovered by
G. NJ Halle, the agent there, but II had
gained too much Roadway for him to eX-
tinguish it. The depot consisted or the
freight warehouse, southern Express OF
fee. telegraph and ticket office, and a
large storeroom. The fire originated from
the sparks Of a passing engine.
At Fernandina Wednesday Deputy
United states Marshal Scott sold at pub
lie a number of the guns. cart
ridges and other war-like material that
had been flshed out of the river. They
were part of the supplies with which the
Cubans proposed to fight Spain, and which
were dumped into the river by Capt. Grl1-
fin, OF the yacht aLagonda, when he
thought that his vessel was about TO be
searched BY the customs officers. The
fishing for the guns still goes on, at spas
rnodic intervals, Notwithstanding the de-
mand Of government officials that all re-
covered be turned over to them. out OF
the hundred or more guns which capt.
Griffin threw overheard, twenty-five or
thirty have been fished up, but not all OF
these were given over as ordered.
The correspondent of the Morning News
at Kissimmee under date of March p
writes as follows: Circuit court ad-
tourned on the 10Th and as a result OF the
trials before II w. NJ. Bacon, white, goes
to the penitentiary for three years and
his son James for one year for conceal
Virae who goes for one year. +. NJ.
Furse was convicted of forgery and John
Padgett and Frank Pierce OF COW steal
ing. A. Z. Drought plead guilty to libel
and was fined. In the trial of John Saw
age and Jane Clemmons, indicted for the
murder of the latters husband the evil
dence was circumstantial and the verdict
was not guilty. The last warm spell is
causing the orange trees to bud. ana
within a couple of weeks the extent OF
the damage can be ascertained: The
trees down the Kissimmee Valley are
unhurt and are now full Of leaves and in
full bloom. Capt. Clay johnson of the
et,sa NOR ROSada. brought in some branches
of orange trees on his last trip full or
leaves and blossoms. The seeding trees
in this vicinity are budding out on the
in another crop, which is now up and
looking fine 1t is certain that this Sec
ton will double its acreage in field crops