The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-08

1 A stock company has been ORGANIZED LOT
I the purpose OF erecting a canning Fac
I tory al Hampton.
The Ybor city Novelty Works are run
ming day and night 20 keep up with tnclf
pressing business.
Tomatoes net the Avon Park grower s.
crate. which y more profitable than Or
anges. one thousand acres Of iona toes
VIII be planted out a Avon Park TINS com
ing ran and winter.
Boomers have come TO stay. and arc
/ being adopted by the female cyclists OF
Orlando, several Of whom were wheeling
through the streets in that garb Thurs
I day afternoon and evening.
Ansby Williams accidentally shot and
I Killed himself at Greenland Thursday. re
went out hunting after he got MS break
fast and took his litJle brother along with
him. The little boy is unable 70 tell how
81 occurred.
The St Cloud sugar mill at Kissimmee
which hes been running for the past ten
days working up the remains OF last year
crop Of sugar closed Saturday, having
made lil, 6iS pounds Of second grade sugat,
the last car OF which was shipped TO Phlla-
/ delphia Monday
The location at Idlewld Park by II. ~
Piann, late from Lady Lake. OF large
frst-class sawmill. shingle mill. planning
and lathe machinery, and veneeung outntl
with all the facilities for box crate ana
basket-making for vegetables, oranges
ana other fruit viii mark new era OF
prosperity for Idlcwild Park.
Messrs. Nathan Price ana r. Foxworth
are making arrangements to put up
canning establishment here, and VIII prob
ably have It IN operation within few
weeks. This town has been considerably
stirred up for the past week over libel
suit for $4,000 damages brought by a Tor
mCr clerk against one OF our Leading per-
chants.
Thursday night a negro boy by the name
OF Frank Harper entered j. l.. Albritton s
room at the barlow house. at Bartow,
and took n roll OF money containing about
$40 from Mr. Alhritton'h trousers pocket.
The night was warm, and the room door
was left Open and the thief had no trouble
In getting the money. The thief was
trailcd. arrested, and is now confined IN
Barlow jail
The American schoopW Harry NJ. Rutter
went ashore on southwest reef near Tortu-
gas on tho night Of May 81. The vessel
win be a total loss. il was loaded with
steel rails for Punta GOrda. The cargo ~
beiag unloaded. British steamship HatnOr,
in ballast. went ashore on French reeI ~
was assisted by wreclters, and arrived az
Key West Thursday. Damages VIII be as
certained bya board OF survey.
The democratic executive COMMITTEES OF
Madison county met at the court house
at Madison and publicly canvassed the
vote OF the primaries TO I'll the vacant
clerkship Of that county. The twelve pre-
cincts cast 1876 votes. OF these Tom Il.
Martin, son OF the county judge received
22o votes seven more than the next nigh
est, and nine more than the third man.
There were seven candidates.
The nrSt car load 81 WaleflnelpnS SHipp-
ed from Alachua county this season was
sent forward 10 New York Thursday by
J. T. Neal of Rocky Point. The melons
We're Of a choice variety. and the average
weight was about thirty-five pounds. They
were the finest ever seen in that county,
and will bring good returns, Mr.. Neal has
d field OF forty acres planted 70 waterinei.
ons. The vines are heavily fruited, and II
IS said that a man can walk across the field
upon the melons.
Deputy Sheriff Davidson of Newberry is
making war upon the gamblers around
the phosphate mines. He captured sixteen
colored men in "a den near .Newberry
Wednesday night Life Is not looked upon
as very valuable in that section. and II
requires considerable nerve for q man with
only three assistants TO raid one of these
dens and capture such crowd at one
time Davidson was equal to the emer>
gency, and Thursday morning wired Sher-
III Tillis that he was on the march to
Gainesville with a drove of sixteen.
NJ. Wiseman of Tampa, whose stolen
jewelry was recovered in Orange county
a few months ago was at Orlando Thurs
day accompanied by his attorney TO answer
TO a suit brought by Sarah Bryant, col
ored woman to recover $50 which IL was al
legged Wiseman had promised her for her
assistance. which she rendered in the re-
covery of his property. The case was tried
before Justice William Martin, and after
a hearing of the testimony the jury rem
dered a verdict in favor Of the woman
for 800 The thief was captured at Orland
through Information given by Sarah Bry
ant ana the euOrtS OF Sned1H Amer son
all Of the jewelry, amounting in value 10
several thousand dollars, was recovered.
c. p. Suber the elder brother Of the two
Subers who murdered the two Italians in
Marti city last April, has filed, through his
attorney, w. K Zewadski, a suit for dam
ages for 200 against Enoch w. Agnew,
president Of the suspended First National
Bank of Ocala. Ii is understood that Suber
is acting for his brother Henry, who claim
ed tokave money deposited with r.. w. Ag-
newpersonally. Antonio Tahaletto has also
brought suit against c. Henry Suber for
S5O00 damages Tahaletto is the third Ital-
ian shot. and the only one who escaped
death. Suits were also filed Thursday by
Jose Morales & Co, the large cigar manu-
Ocala Company. d. c, W Smith a wealthy
capitalist commenced suit against r. W
Agncw for $4,000. The various cases prom
Use much litigation, that will probably last
for wears.
The Meirose correspondent of the Morn
ing News writes as follows, under date
of June 6: The marriage of Charles NJ.
Noble, a popular young man of Bushnell,
and Miss Jewell Taylor, the daughter of
Rev. J. r. Taylor the Methodist minister
here took place in the Methodist church
Wednesday evening. The church was
beautifully decorated. A reception was
held in the parsonage, after which the
home at Bushnell. Fla. The crops are
the best that we have had for ten years,
ana there will be corn enough made 70 last
two years. The people have planted large
~ of all kinds of provision crops and
they are living better now than any year
since the war, and they will be in better
shape next lar,than this They have Sc
cured improved breeds of hogs and are
going into raising their own provisions
and living a home. They win not have
much money to spend but they will not
need much, except where they are in debt
The city democratic convention met in
adjourned session Thursday night at the
Park opera house at Jacksonville, and
completed its work by nominating candid
ates for city officers made elective under
the. new election law passed by the Last
legislature As completed the ticket is as
Follows For mayor, Wiley G.. Toomer; for
controller, John r. Thurber; for treasurer,
Robert c. Scott, for municipal judge,
Cromwell Gibbons; for recorder, Matt G.
Johnson; for marshal, Thomas j. Boyd
for election commissioners +. A. Dignan,
Myron II. Mooney, Timothy Murphy, J. S.
Fairhead and j. f. Rhoads for city coun-
cilmen. Ward ], Barton b. Pope and John
Fowler: Ward . \. 3. Broward and N c.
Wamboldt; Ward 3. DR.. F. d. Miller and
Joe MarZyck Ward 4, G. w. DaCosta and
j A. Huau; Ward ), l.. Furchgott and j.
G. Murphy; Ward 6, Nick Won pohlen and
I II. Kruer: Ward Z, J. \. DesRochers and
r. J. Martinez; Ward S. A. T. Mott and II.
n. Brooks; Ward 9, A. NJ. Ives and A. j.
Hedfick.
At 10 o'clock Wednesday night an at
tempt was made to destroy the city. COW
uound at Gainesville by fire and the night
watchman was assaulted and struck sew
cral times over the head with a shotgun.
The fence of the pound had been satu-