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, 1880-09-23

Spfetai Dtspafth ta The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yonk, Sept. =. :1sa..-NulDer0us lnunirlcs
having been received Mt tho NatEotlh! ltcrIll"
lcau headquarters trnm various parts OF lilo
country rs tn whether Gen. GruiIt would pre-
side ut political meetings, t;nv. Jewell commits
1lcateal with him, ud to-,lny received the fol-
lowing reply: 49,.
GAtKSA, Sept. :N.-~IH G0u. Jftxa: While s1,nil
do all In MY pnwer Ia nd tho Republican! cnt'sc.
cannot now enRHFc 70 nttntn! my ilccttrgs. l
wi! be u New York abo,tt TIC ot 1f nc,oh:es,
tlMe shnil visit 3tstun. II. II. itAST.
nl.AlSE FAILS TO CONNECT.
sp<cfal nt.pateh to TAt Chteapo TRIBUNE.
EEw YDnK, Srpt. :ssa..-The Hon. .fnlMcs &.
nlafno wns announced to s1wak; IN Snw
Brunswick, n; j., this eyrnIng. aM! II args
Senator did not appear, owing to tie f'ct that
the announcement WIS lna,lG Without coll
snltatini with llinl. Mr. llluine Is In this
city Tonight. lie Will spet k ut Newark, n.
J., .to-morrnw evening, aial visit tlio Stnto
Fair Oh friday.
MORRISON AT CINCINNATI.
Spsesal Dhpateh 10 The Chfeaoo 3rhnR:.
CINCINNATI, o., Sept. :A,--)Mdgnn Morrison.
of Chicago. slnkc IL = !arga hepnblEcall
nlcetipE tonight, III Sixth Street Market
Rpacc, on protection aill tho Interests OF
American worklneN.
KEAttSEY.
SAN Fl,ASclsC0. Sept. @@,,.-Dennis =, y. Kcarncy
tll,s afternoon sent Il ttlspatE, t0S0lHn Cl!'lso
and other stralg!It t;rccnlHck Electors OF
Maine, urging Il Atrnlght light iIIltl hO fnsloIl
Will, tue Democracy.
NUTI.Els .....
CISctSSAri. o., Sept. :aA,--Gcn. D. j. hut
lcr addressed 4 very lMrEe Democratic meet
lng II, the Fifth Street Market S1,re tonight.
Tho attendance II estimated NJ 5.O00.
, 1880-09-23

'FF*F''' s77'FsFs'* e'1k<FIVV
Sioux Cry, ta., Sept. :s..,-A telegram re-
cctveti yesterday iro'u Fort Ila1lslal! saya tho
steAinur Z. Il. l'eck tas broken her wlIcel
shaft md knoeketi out nue Ut the cylinder
heads. This boAt will culAt with nus euglIlu
tn tl1ls city, md, af'er. .69tng repaired, 81 to
III. Louis.
, 1880-09-23
Il CouNTEnFE11'ER ARRESTED.
GasetdI Qt&sdteh fa The Ehfcaaa Isdhtsut.


La CHossE, Wis, Sept CA man by the
nau,o Of Lamb was arrested iore carly thts
llalf-dollars. 1lo says ho Ii from Vlro9ua, alnt
has been arrested 0nco before for trying 10
pass counterfeit money. \ complete sef 0f
tun1s was found III his posscaslon; alsO t9sts
fur ll0use-burglnfy purposes.
, 1880-09-23


DESlsoN, Tex, Sept. al.-It will be To-
membercd that d young man named Noft-
singer was hanged Mt Gainesville few
months ago fsr the murder Of man named
Cline. This evidence showed that the MUIR
dor was committed OIL warm IN nmer
night willie CItns md wife wert n eplns
out on porch. his lead being b1own
to atoms with. q shotgun. The wIdow
Of the murdered tna1, was recently cor
flned witt, twins, Thought she was going to
DIG, and confessed tlnlt she prepared tta
pnllet on the porch for tho decd TO be com
nitted, and was not beside him rs believed,
tint tho lssnstu might do tho work. Sle
says the shot was fired by one Gardener, but
hc wns sccnnslcd by Noftslngar. The latter
was her l0ver befota her tnGrrtaEe to Glue.
get well.
, 1880-09-23

of Thp.,ns, iclt rs oniy iow. wucka
come. ia to Rator sho>o E'.rce tslto our hrnrts
TO oit4 ,.hn Mf ah1o ttnsn , snen1 tho ,, s'1ty
n ho .stu'np ntt, w. ,rtC, tnoSo W." ms nv h,s,o
1Se r"ry , Il he!s VIZ arc o. os @ a"e e
wiz. @ 1t sho ecntro of tho Army of ,ho camb.r-
ianL whito ho WIS In It, aIiti think l. sco
IN It noro Of tho crystallted nlold Of .ot
in american char,ctcr thaii cat well be f0uHd
r. tho cmpast e al or oks' lApp3a,ti,e H.
aiNii ,nl?nE tho ,. u!,aiH of iaoants!nf; n;
s!"pc: % stast!ns hefs On oar 'wa soisi,era inc,
% tho Army iho q OHIO: Gat 7: 1t advsnss!l ,s
lt.! J. tosk thc nG,no Of tho Trcat ryor rn th1t az
o sh"t ysr "nn cr 1e vi, H. t9 .n,ro os'ess Mer Il
hai @ .r"ken k codrse thro,ial, lilo very ieart of
E,,s. i,rtIor md cs.itso buck through tho C,r,,.
iinns i,itn Tic finish. H,sl rnssod in rc-
view before tho rresttiollt At W4st.
lnRton:, calnc homo tti pcncc with Elnry
ngAn, nnd got largely back irto th9 statGof Ohio
W., me IT,, anpy tSsSfo %fo E i, snr ~ IT.
th ~ ~ ~, xoua H.. ,,,n ~ o nv
member. You Kn1w nt titncs ti,orc wcrp feelings
natweeii tho v0i',n.ccrs III an, rex,llar arn,y of
El1iinerand 10 tilt these eli'tncnta u trtlCrnl
'a,; Far nv Ntntl IT, n - wnrH III" , wanto
trnIne1 !nnn. II you wl1tct ii n,at,. trn!ne,!
T.. TUG selet,ce OF WILT no 1st 10 maj, tr'liaca
service, .stcli ID was c,niasijcd IT, Thpnias
md shcri.1at, am! tho other mon
wG "Seo W cmeaaGM II ,vant war nn1 ,o tno
lh.t. 1chnd o,ir military acatlcny, boIow OUR
rc4,,lnr army, there lny this m4Kniileent bHly 1f
etNatca. tnnK1hg. neennsieht. pr'a,o I'll.
w,a III t,rTer snrnnu It, wnr. NOT M 4
nrnfrssu,. @ I'LL as \ drcatf,Il ncccss,ty-yDIun.
tet.re.l. This llfc. intcl,t forcc 1l wis in iist
who were trall,e.1. mud tho united reyulars
,sf Gu ycsrs m rre.stt naG !S ray Mry Sysast os ag s
G4a 9ay pf En Ren 20 a totta on IT, y" slone. o
anS fp1 bn,er oxbbe n S tSu ee M
t%trknmu,iea. Mi ao ~ vnt invn hcnri In tht,
nn.,n. , Yt,,umHs vt siooli tlko Il rack. Tho ccutre
of ti,nt mighty fieht. ind yot with nli tint be-
hind him. In frnnt uf him, nil aro,tn,l him, IN
fuct. WIS thu gl,ttnnt, ,cnurn4eoiis. vol
untecFs. making tue cloinrnts OF sei.
Gnees Gs nrt, ann cnltrHRo 1r'HrMtpnant rt.p N .no
TI,rre away oil on tho hiis, psstcd ut Il
spcclnl post 10 do specinI charge.
WrrG R0tnG tnfGC tnl0 0clgnnGA Ano W1Gn
, 1880-09-23
FIRE RECORD,
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
A sttll alarm ia Engine Company No 10 at
1:f8 yesterday nfterno0,, was caused by soma
cl0thlng catcl,tng.Iire IN Tho building No. 10}
Fourth avenue, occupied BY colnred man
mat, named Horny Williams. Damage nolni-
ttll. "&
, 1880-09-23

TIRE on AN OCEAN STEAMER.
NEw Yol.N, Sept, aA--'1'lto stennlur l,er-
nlltln aslA cargo woro damaged aao,000 by
lIru this morning,
, 1880-09-23

snEnnunSE, N. y, scpr. e9.-'vhagen's
brick block. tho Nfcdhury Intel. Conerega-
tio!ial Church. G. II. .Rcynolds' grocery, and
llnlf M Mt1ze. otl,or minor buildings burned,
Loss. $50. 900; INSURANCE, Sc, ,U0O.
, 1880-09-23

MURDER AND SUICIDE.
DENVER, Culo,, Sept. a9.-At Les Vegas
tl,!s afternoon Samuel Matthews while
under tlie influence OF liquor, k1tleh >bts
gIri ind committed suicide. No cause as'
signed.
, 1880-09-23
NOTES..
~ a.

Special Dtspath to 7nt Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Sept @...-1)enlncrnts
pretend to ki,nw tint Frank jones, of New
Hampshire, has promised That II l,i'aasa
goes Democratic in 0ctober lio will put
money Into tic cplnpaIgn nt,tl make II SlEnr-
o,,s light for tic New Hampshire Governor
shin.
, 1880-09-23

t'rtler, uf !ndlvl!luN& lltGrty' nnl happiness
inlo Which yon layp entered, bringing with
lnrs 0yer wtln,n y0it trllllnphed 4 full right
lenru."
After more music, Mrs. Mansfield Irving
Sh!csrwoo.. ot fills city, entitled "'rlonias ut
EllcknMnllgn."
I,r II saa ressS, q, TT to ,nn. A. e'nsore ', ana
ssc Ts I ady Ssfts ss E i s ttfat s
magnificent STYLE, wlilch brn,inllt down
laundering apIllnt!se ut eyerS verse.
GAltYlELl.
Speecllrs franz DISTINGUISHED guests being
III nrtlcE, lieu. Garfield was first callet upon,
yast assembly rising to their fest, al,.id
Tlu t;elleEal sI0ku i.s (0llows:
NH pttEslnENr, Ct!MRAnEs or TIE ARMY nP
e1u oab. a. :ss s. nsf IL, III q tSe ,So % H.
sp!rnt!on nf tho evening, tlues nut rcp-
t$sr ssss ;nst S tr, y ,S rn IL
suoliuent, tlu rlorio,ts lnspFat',l,, lhe ptutry,
H. a t'lts! S"s''.e st'4FsSn Tss e. syss xsr Y
ih:,tr!ela. i Gat = hase knewa *hss YOU YOU
yo Sax, Sow.; s t9 h1ye ;es a wht 10Y bsye aen
is rart of your scrvicu ~ ths War. is
b.t.r .!..,, mon'Snt ~, tu your, !fo that yoy
Elnsaco ,arounl at tho ,lsalavs on Tits cutlery.
!|ant as,I nrs tuv, old rucollootlonI. III havo
kii''Fh some Ut thq.c .nen who aru named
hero ,was q, iiber1t! educatlon H. IT.
ynndeT Laughter mud applallsu] was 10 mako u
'Kreat so.l'iaIntance' 9.a kF9at !t!oa a1ad lsrso
hot;ss lps11lnnxod applausu anl !auKhtesl
was to hRvn nn, .ep!tomo un the Rlnry
IT war mt tue suhtlntty u vicinEy. lap.
plnuse.l Tleao Aru sulnanf tho lneulllnga Tint
lhta hight teaches me, Tilt make mo rrioicu to
bc hcru With my Old comrades uYatn. HuE then,
NJ w Klanc9 around this ylrclu Of nAulcs,
thero cOmca down 10 us tho information that
one by one thoy arc dropping out FROM tho list
or living, gi!t yet aru kcc " stars fn tho nrma-
mvut Of National Kl0ry. Less than yeAr
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02
STATE NEWS.

Pensacola is to have gas works.
fernando county il to have . new
jail.
New corn meal and fodder pulling
prevail in South Florida.
Hon. G. w. Jones reached his home
in Pensacola on the 2eth inst
The brick work on the first story of
the Madison courthouse is nearly com
pleted.
The Madison Guards are to have
supper and ball on the evening of July
the 5th.
William Glover, who killed his son
at Ocala in July, 1879, has been captured
in Savannah.
The policeman, Joe Nelson, who was
ahet by one of the Jacksonville rioters
last week, il dead.
DIR. McIlvaine has at last occupied
his mammoth concrete hotel ut Cedar
Key, sThe Suwannee."
The Quincy Star has discovered q
white hen, owned by . citizen Of that
burg, that 10 twenty years old
Eleven Episcopal churches Of hand
some design are now bsing erected within
the Diocese Of Florida.- UnioM Fl.
Key West i enthusiastic ovsr the
nomination Of Hancock, and has organ.
ised ; Hancock and Bloxhsm Clab.
--Cspt w. n. Ksnasick inforns Tia
JacksonviIls Umios tAat Gensral Hsneock
servsd in he Seminole wsr n - Gtats
u 1851, holdiag i tAst tine ths ri
Of Captain. he was exceedingly popaIai
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

The people of Leon county will celebrate I'm
dependence Day in an appropriate and satisfsc-
tory manner, tomorrow, by holding . grand
ratification to endorse the recent nominations at
Gainesville and Cincinnati. The accomplish
ment of such results as have been reached through
the deliberations Of the people Of the State and
of the nation assembled in convention, ought to
be cause for rejoicing and congratulation on
every hand. The nomination of Bloxham for
Governor and of Hancock for President, by the
single voice of the people were occurrences Of
the deepest significance to the future welfare OF
the State and the country, and we cannot be too
prompt in giving expression to the universal
satisfaction at the magnificent results which
these nomination foreshadow, followed as they
will be by the triumphant election OF the nomi-
nees.
Let the people meet then, en- ns0sse, and SOL
emily ratify and heartily rejoice over the attain
ment of such momentous results, and prepare TO
make good the promise of the nominations BY
adopting every means within their reach 70
overwhelm the enemy with such maiorities a.
have never before been heard Of in the history Of
the country and the State.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

with the COW bcys' Of South FlOriaa,
many Of whom Win reneubsr him with
pleasure and MI Of whom win rejoice at
the opportunity ofveting Tor the gallant
ofnoer and statssman. M Ha s s7
Mr.. s. s. Love has shipped TO New
York and other points some IsO, 900 pine
apples this season. Most of these were
raised by hinself-Ksy oftse Gs.E ei
The old lighthouse on .Anastasia
Island, near St. Augustine, fell on Sunday
night. the goth ult., with . load crash
The water had undermined les walls.
Mr.. YaIee writes from New York
that the iron has been secured for extend
ing the Peninsular Railroad from its
present terminus to the vicinity of Ocala.
The senior editor, wife, and three
"devils |" left on Friday morning for the
camp meeting, leaving US to get out the
paper as best we could.-Milton Stand
ard
The corner stone of the new Episco-
pal Church at Orange Park, was laid on
the 22d nit, by Bishop Young, assisted
by Rev. r. Weller, with the usual i'm
pressive ceremonies.
Miss Lizzie Randolph, charming
young lady from Tallahassee, came down
on visit to Mrs. J. B. Marshall, last
Tuesday night. She will remain several
weeks, and we hope her sojourn in our
midst will be pleasant. Madison Re
corder.
DR.. Kenworthy, of Jacksonville, has
been examining the record of the relative
temperatures of Minnesota, New Jersey
and Florida, and finds that the "dry and
desiccating air" of Breckenridge, Mime
sofa, is more moist than that of Jackson
vile; that the mean relative humidity Of
the former exceeds that of the latter by
l4.4 per cent. that the mean of three
stations in Minnesota give a mean of 4
per cent. above four stations in Florida !;
that the so-called "dry climate" of At
lantic City, New Jersey, possesses a mean
relative humidity of IL per cent. greater
than that of Jacksonville. Mentone, on
the Mediterranean, possesses a world
wide reputation for its dry climate, yet
it's mean relative humidity is 3.5 per cent.
greater than the city of Jacksonville.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

On Thursday there arrived at the express
Office in this city, magnificent specimen Of
the Siberian bloodhound, sent from Philadelphia
by Mr.. Henry c. Butcher, Of the house Of
Washington Butchers Sons, as q present to Mr..
W. L. Robinson of this county. This rare beast
is only nine months old, yet he stands full 3S
inches high, and measures about five feet and q
half to the tip of his tail. His name is Prince,
and he will prove, as intended by his donor, a
terror to the evildoers who have of late mani
tested too great familiarity with Mr.. Robinson's
poultry yard and other premises. He is very
savage, though not morose in disposition, and is
said to be able to see in the dark with as much
facility as an owl or cat.
The gentleman TO whom Mr.. Robinson is in
debted for this handsome present, is, by the way,
contemplating visit to this county next winter,
together with a party of friends, to enjoy the
sporting season.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02


1t has been suggested to as that the experience
of our gardeners is that the ravages of all bugs
and caterpllars that niest cabbage turnips, beets
squashes, melons and other garden crops can be
put stop to. and the noxious insects entirely
gotten rid of by simply sprinklng the plants
with dust or loose earth while the dew is still on
them. The presence of grit or particles of sill
con on the leaves seem to be insurmountable OBJ
stacles TO the little nppers of the destroyers Why
may not this be equally true of the cotton worm
of cotton escape the worm where they are spat-
tered with dirt from rains? Dirt coets less than
Paris green, is always on hand and can be quickly
and readily applied. We would like some Of
our practical farmers to at least experiment this
fall and report
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

The county convention Of The Conservative
Demecratic party II Levy county wili meet d
Bronson, on the I'd day Of July, 70 nominate en-
didates for The Stats Legislature.
The county convention Of Bradford county
wiz meet At Lake Butler on the eth day al
July.
The county convention of Hamilton county
will meet At Jasper ON the 18th day Of July.
The county convention Of Jefferson county
VIII meet at montice.O on the 10Th day Of
July.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

a.ueock and BlOxham Ra1f6caGt0n
Meeting.

ON saturday next, the Sd day of July, the
citizens of Tallahassee and Leon county viii
hold a grand ratification meeting, to endorse the
nominations recently made at Cincinnati and
Gainesville. and TO give fitting expression 10
the enthusiasm with which the Democracy of
Florida enter upon the most hopeful campaign
since the war
Addresses may be expected from Governor
Bloxham. Hon. r Fl NJ Davidson, Hon. George
p Ranev. Col. T W Brevard, Capt. Charles E.
Dyke and Others.
Delegations from the adjoining counties and
neghboriDg towns are cordially invited to come
AMI rejoice with Us. and bring with you all the
n0-e you can carry.
Fare on the railroads will be reduced to half
rates or les full fare only one way), and every
thing will be done to make the occasion an en-
i0yabe and 4 memorable one.
Come Everybodyi,l
THE COMMITTEE
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

The Tallahassee District Conference viii con
vene at Waukeenah on the evening Of Thursday,
July 9th, and continue until the following Mon
day.
Introductory sermon by Rev. r. B. Frazee.
Delegates and visitors going by rail win pur-
chase round-trip tickets TO Lloyd's or Drifon,
and thus save half the usual fare
Conveyances viii be in waiting at the above
stations CHAs. A. FULwooD. p E. T4t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

Mrs. w NJ Mcintosh has again leased the
Ocean House at St. Teresa, James Island, for the
season. AMI will open it for visitors on the first
of July.
Terms By the day, $l.25; week, $3.50, or
month, $50; payable weekly. 48-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02
I. o. o. F..

sxMR. J. II. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
AGENT. Al Park Row Times Buildingl, New
York. is authorized 10 contract for advertise
r,sn,s in the FLoRIDIAN at our best rates.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

The largest stock, the best goods and the fair
est prices at Rawls' New Drug Store 4S-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

Fine soaps, perfumeries and toilet articles at
Rawls 48-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

Royal Bull Legion Of Honor" and "Rawh
Scent Cigar" are the bes. nickel cigars In town
4S-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

A lev dodgers and day boardess en- re- good
accsnAodssiaua. b moulh o. ye1s,a
j. l. DUmxxh
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

Eleven brands nne Chewing Tobacco, Dur
ham, Old Doninion, and other BmOkine Tobac.
eos a. RawlS'. E s ss - All
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

Fer Correspondents.
Plain and fancy note papers, papeteries, &C.,
at Rawls' 48-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
Rert,lar meetings Of JACKSON LODeR
= held on the first and third Mondays In each
mouth 81 : e''' W. II. MCINTOSH, SsastwY.
10. 0. F.
Regular meetings Of LEON LODGE No. 8,
srsrv Tsesday Eeeniag. at their Lodge Room, af
eeock All Brothers In GOO ss.ndlng are lny1ted to
sftenc- . a-ow y G
49, REGULAR meetings of AUCuIA ENcAAGP-
- No : held the first and third 7AH1sdav kes-
80 pssrchs in good standing are invited TO attend
Al G. l. BALTZELL, c. p.
/ D. BALL. Scribe.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-07-02

Lamps, Chandeliers and Lamp goods at
A Rawls' 48-if
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