The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-06-19

The Orlando district conference OF the M. f.
church, South, will meet at Kissimmee this
week.
Mrs. Capt. G. W. Kelley died Saturday at
her home in Windsor She had only been
sick short time, and death came very unex-
pectedly.
Bronson Times Democrat: DR.. ]. H. Clay
well returned Friday from White Springs
much improved IN health. He gained Just
fifteen pounds in two weeks.
The undertaking firm of Bolio s. Boza at
Key West, has been dissolved, Frank
Bolio retiring. This firm is succeeded by
Messrs. BOA, Lewis and Julius Otto.
r. e. Clark, of Fort Meyers, has purchased
the stock of dry goods, notions, clothing
Shoes etc. from e. l. Evans, and will CON
tiDue the business at the old stand in the post
office building, at Fort Meyers.
1t is stated that Wagner's canning factory
at Key West put up 1900 cans on Monday
and the same quantity Tuesday and $4,000
cans on Wednesday of last week. They en-
ploy nearly 300 people, chiefly women, earn
ing from 81 to 81 per week.
Key Westers are working for daily mail
which they hope to secure next winter via
Bay Biscayne Light draft steamers will
make the run from Key West to Bay Bis
cayne, inside the Keys, connecting with Mr.
Flaglers steamers from Lake Worth to the
bay.
Prof James e. Hamilton, AM, Phi. d.
professor OF psychology in Stetson university,
DeLand, died at Coronado Beach on Friday.
June 10. he was a graduate OF Brown uni
versity, Morgan Park seminary and Chicago
university He was in his 9Th year. He
was an eXcellect teacher and fine preacher.
The cheroot strike at TAMPA is ended and
the eheroot men have gone back to work
The cigarmakers agreed that IL the cheroots
had domestic binder they could work them
without breaking their rules They also
made an agreement that apprentices can be
worked on cheroots.
There will be convention of the Demo-
cratic party OF De Soto county held at Area
dia on Thursday, the 10th day OF July, 1894 at
ii o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF selecting
seven delegates TO represent the county in
the state convention to be held at Jackson
vile on july 81, aud seven delegates to rep
resent the county in the First congressional
district convention, aad TO transact such
other business as may properly come be-
fore it.
Palatka Advertiser: j. ]. johnson. negro
living mile from town, has been employed
by j. X. Dunn and Silas Smith to come in
every morning and sweep out their stores
On last Saturday Mr.. Curry, clerk in Dunn S
store, by accident caught Johnson stealing
small articles and conCealing them in q tas-
ket ne had brought with him. Mr. Curry said
nothing at the time bat set trap for John
son on Monday morning into which the negro
walked IN ms presence of several witne sses
on hand for the purpose. johnson was ar
rested, and on preliminary examination was
held In bond OF 800 for appearance at
CRIMINAL court On Thursday Deputy
stolen goods stored in Johnston's house.
Armed with a search warrant Mr. Howe II
went out and found wagonload OF goods
that mad been stolen and secreted in the
house, barn and stables. johnson was re-
arrested and placed in jail, his bondsmen re-
fusing TO assume further responsibility. 1t Is
believed that his house was the rendezvous nj
gang OF petty thieves, who have be en- carry.
ing on series Of systematic robberies, cover
Ing two or three years sheriff Hagan and
his deputies are watching several parties who
are suspected, and further developments will
doubtless be made Letween now and court.