The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-04

COWS died in box car there Tuesaa,.
while a car. cad of cattle were being tr9Tsyy
ported from the stock yards into the civ
a distance o four miles. They were si1y,
located, as be car was tightly closed
There are in Green Cove few crovs
that are curl VsiCles in their ways inas
much as they are habitual egg and cbicly-
en- thieves. Z 'hey constantly rob hir5s,
nests Of their eggs and young birds. and
even visit the poultry yards about town
and devour the eggs and young chick-
ems.
A lady living in. Tampa Thursday cough
ed up a pin wLdeh she swallowed Miro
years ago. when quite little girl Tha
pin was very rusty and almost double lis
former size when eoughed up The ladV
remembers the On, Z aston when the Mn
was swallowed, but during all of thos-
nine years suffered inconvenience from
the accident.
What has been known as the anti-sealn-
ing bill, which has passed both houses
of the legislature, re ceived Friday efter-
noon the signature c { the Governor ana
became a law of IL e state of tIorida
Hardly any enactmen of the present lee.
stature has been Ws tched with ereatSr
solicitude, and its pa ssage will be wei
coined by large nun tber in Florida ana
other states. The act IS mainly in ac-
cord with similar laws in other states.
Gainesville Sun: Miss Grace Hudson Of
Yular, the daughter of poor parents has
returned from ST. Augustine, where She
has been attending the sch COL for the deaf
dumb and blind. Her clse elected the
sympathy Of j. N. Dell OF this CITY. Who
had her sent there. She spent Wednes1
day night at the home ofs Mr. and Mrs
Dell, who were highly gra,ihed and pleas
ed beyond measure TO note her great i'm
prOvement. She can now speak SO as IN
be understood. Her instructors claim that
she will improve rapidly.
Probably five acres have been planted IN
velvet beans around Orlando this year TO
one acre in any former year. 1t is still
not too late 10 plant, and there will be a
ent month provided seed can be secured
But last years crop is nearly exhausted
and it is somewhat difficult TO secure seed
for planting. Owing to the scareity,
prices have ruled high, and 81 to SIPS per
bus1el has been the ruling price for The
past month. Those who raised good crop
last season and held on have been fortp-
nate.
The first arrest in Tampa was made
under the compulsory vaccinaa zion law
Thursday. Rev. Randolph Norris. a col
oTed minister being the first vistim He
was wal ted upon by a delegation Of vacc;n-
ators and declined TO have thea operate
upon him. They insisted and he resisted
They called policeman and the minister
protested. The officer sent the minister
Whiring away TO the police station where
he was locked up for a short time Ha
soon gave bond and Immediately went
off and became vacclha ted, thus quash-
Ing the case against him. The method
Of carrying out the compulsory FacCiua-
ton has not creat ted a pleasant feeling
by any means in Tampa.
fhe beautiful little town of Greenyiua
is almost a thing of the past, as one OF
the most destructive fires ever known
there broke ont Wednesday night at 1870
by l o'clock three large stores a ware
house and the depot, in which the ex-
pl ess Office and postottice We're kept were
reduced to ashes, and nothing is left 10
show the spot but seven chimneys stand
ing as lonely sAntinels, and four iron
safes. The fire started in r. J. Readings
store, and is supposed to have been Of IN
cendiary origin. The rear door of MIR.
Redding's store was found to be ajar soon
after the fire was discovered, which indl-
cafes robbery and arson. The fire soon
communicated to the large store of E. j.
Hays, and then to the depot, which was
sixty feet from Mr.. Hays store. The
buildings burned like finder, as all were
of wood, and on account of the long
as can be learned, those who lost in the
fire are as follows: Il. ]. Hays $1,000; T.
J, Re doing, So 600; the estate of D. NJ In-
per- 6bout SOCIAL partly insured The
loss al the depot cannot be estimated,
but is supposed 10 be about thirty bar
rels of flour. ten boxes of bacon a lot Of
canned goods and a carload of kainit. In
one corner of the depot were found sew
efal human bones, whose presence cannot
be accounted for as there is no one miss
ing from the neighborho0d. The SUPPOSE
tiOn is there were three of the party who
robbed Mr.. Readings store, as there were
seen about nhe streets the night of the
fire two coIored and one white man. and
il is believed the colored men killed the
white man and threw him under the de-
about here to-day
---S-Sr-s-