The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-25

the murder M The house % a negro NO
man, and =1e eorr0oolates his st4-y-
FLORIDA.
Barrow stones are now closed al p. m.
Turtle eggs are found now on Amelia
I Beach
g. C. Culver % Barlow mas. patented an
e4r SITTER.
Green corn. watermelons and peaches
are on The market Al Barlow.
lLa-y Jane Savage has b.sen indicted by
the Osce0,a grand jury for SANDER.
Tire coioreI people Of Kiss,mmee celebra-
ted emancipation day We meslay by pie
mic.
T. S. and j.. J. Dean captured an Old bear
and Two cubs few days ago in Osceola
county
An eagle which had eaten four Of Ben
Mooty's pigs near Tampa. was killed a
few days since.
Last Wednesday a 4-year-old boy. son
Of A. J. Snort Of Phosph0ria. was bitten
hy q rartIesUake and difd from the ef-
fleets in about au hour
Several large tomato growers of Evin-
sion and vicinity have sold their tomato
crops. one grower hes sold seventy-five
acres. Ine average pl1ee pald is so per
as nigh a SIeo. but the prospects must be
very favorable for a good crop 10 demand
tLat price.
Pensacola News: Readers OF the News
will remember our notice of the appoint
menr OF Ensign Holden L. Evans. son Of
H0Ien Evans Of Bombay. 20 the coHstruc-
ton department OF the navy. He was sent
20 the GLASGOW University. which IS at-
tended hy Students from all parts Of Eu-
rope, TO perfect himself upon certain lines,
and al the recent rnal examination passed
with great distinction, gaining the rrst
prize in his class ia naval architecture He
also won the prize in his class for natural
philosophy.
The state pharmacists held a meeting at
jacksonville Saturday. TIE business
transacted was the election Of the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year. as fol-
lows: President. j. A. C0nover: first vice
dent =. VI. Williams of Fort Meyers; third
vice president, ID. q. Smith Of Madison;
treasurer, -. c. Bates. II was decided TO
hold the next annual meeting on the third
Wednesday ina May. 1897. NJ Pensacola, and
the body then adjourned sine die.
People in the vicinity of certain office
not "A mile from Franklin street were
heightened almost out OF their wits yes
hume OF Saturday. by The startling cries Of
a woman evidently labOring under great
dis tress. They made rush for the door.
but did not enter. Within was a young
lady standing half on one foot. holding to
her skirt with all her might while she
fairly trembled with fear. Some thing had
cr3w led up her foot and stung her, she
knew not what She gathered it In the
folds of her skirt and held 1t fast. There
10 was nasty, horrid thing, what was it?
lit might he a snake. and who knew but
what 10 was a VillanlOus rat-oh! goodness
graciOusi Another young lady present
was asked TO take the nasty thing out Of
it's prisOn-hut no sir, not for the sake of
an the filthy lucre in Christendom. There
how L0f aFsa frt fsIra
two gentlemen present even stood aloof
i'm wondrOus doubt as to what course they
should pursue. But presently one of them
ventured round. There il was. a-wigglin',
and a'twistin' in the folds Of the skirt.
'Just wait a minute" he said, land I'll
fix it," II drew his piece of pocket cut
Ierv and Whack. Whack, WhaCk, he took
the varmint and said Now let go and we
shall see The young lady loosed her
grasp and 10! worm-nothing but poor
wor'em of the dust, dropped to the moor
q lifeless corpse. Half filled with disgust,
and half with satisfaction the crowd turn
ed away, and now it is dangerous for any
body to say worm about that office.