The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-07

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Tallahassee correspondence Morning
News. Aug. g. Two bal of new cotton
were received at Shines warehouse " ed
nesday morning. They were grown by
Mack Gardner, an enterprising negro
planter, and weighed so and SIS pounds
respectively. Both were clnssed as mid
ding. and were bought by Levy Bros. at
lss CENTS per pound. Gardner has brought
b. the first bale for four years ia success
sion.
Barlow COurier-Inf1rmant: The excep-
tionaly large vote cast at the primaries
last Thursday is exceedingly encouraging
to the democrats. The only way TO ac-
count for the large vote rs 10 admit that
many. who have heretofore been classed
as popuusts, are no longer Of that faith
Many who have heretofore voted p0pulists
walked openly 10 the polls last Thursday
saying that they had come back into the
democratic party and expected TO remain
there forever more.
A negro with a card bearing the follow
ing Inscription appeared In Orlando a
few days ago. - r. Bailey. A. NJ, Pm.
D., Ii. D., lawyer and ex-district Judge
OF North Carolina, also editor and pro-
priet0r OF the Southern Enquirer the
only negro democratic newspaper in the
south. II you are a democrat and believe
in the negro being taught democratic
principles, VIII you not help us IN this
good work by a dona ton or subscription
to the Enquirer? Offices: Pensacola and
Ocala. Fla" He collected enough to get
royalty drunk, and new the hand thar
yields the pen for tine instruction OF tho
unlettered masses is breaking rock on the
Orlando chain-gang.
Senator Matt Quay OF Pennsylvania, ac-
eompanied by his brother and Judge
Wakeham of the supreme court Of Penn
sylvania, passed through st. Augustine
Wednesday in the senator's private car,
WILDWOOD, en- route TO the Quay cottage
at 81. Lucae, on the Indian river Senator
quay and his companions will spend two
months on the east coast, and the time
VIII be devoted almost exclusively to fish
ing. Senator Quay VIII not take part In
the early campaign of his party, but will
probably leave his Indian river home the
latter part of September TO look after the
campaign in his own state. The three
gentlemen composing the party are noted
hshermen, and expect TO have rare sport
during their stay in Florida. They win
fish chiefly for tarpon.
A note from Trilby on the Sanford and
st. Petersburg railroad states that the
Plant system is making changes in its
employees and officials there r. L. Nc
Ateer roadmaster Tor the Sanford and
81. Petersburg railroad. will go to Lees
burg and take a position as superinten-
dent on the Florida Southern road. He
VIII take his family to his home In Lees
burg. Mr.. Casey, dispatcher. and T. M.
Spruel, Mr.. MeAteer's secretary. will
50 10 High Springs. and take place In
Mr.. Purden's office. Mr.. McGregor will
take Mr.. Caseys place at TriIby as dis.
patcher. The Sanford and St. Petersburg
railroad from Trilby to Sanford, will he
controlled by Mr.. Ford at Sanford. and
from there 70 ST. Petersburg viii be con-
trolled by Mr.. Purden of High Springs no
trainmaster, or Capt. Denham as SUPER
intendent. -