The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-11-02

Chief Marshal Of the Empire, refused the
title Of Prince offered him by the Emperor
Of GsrmaAy on the occasion Of tho slght-
iSth annixersary Of he CoRntA plkfh,
which occurred on the 26th inst
The British steamship Tismah, from
Galveston for Liverpool with 500 baaes
Of cotton, took Ere Tuesday two hundred
miles south of Port Eads. The matches
were secured and jet of steam turned
in her hold, and she VI s headed for Port
Eads, where she arrived Wednesday. She
viii discharge her cage.
The total vote pOlled At the recent
election in Indiana wah 467.S9A The Re
publican candidate received $780, 9l, the
Democrat 222, 74o, tn . National 14,s7s.
Thus it viii be seen that the Republican
candidate lacked s,651 votes of having .
majority of all cast, although he was sue
oessful by plurality vote of 1861.
-Benjamin Bunker has addressed
letter to the chairman Of the Maine Green
back Committee resigning his nomination
for elector in favor of George w. Wooster,
one of the Straight Greenback electors.
Bunker having declared for Hancock his
resignation was necessary to give the
Greenbackers . full proportion of the
electoral ticket.
We are now, says the San, able to
estimate with some degree of accuracy
our wheat harvest for this year. 1t will
probably Lo ~Ie~t F,,,- hundred and sixty
million bushels. Allowing, say, two hun
dred and sixty million bushels for home
use, that would give us two hundred for
export, against one hundred and eighty
FIVE million bushels exported in 1879.
"A special dispatch from Leadville to
the Denver Republican says the dead
body of Michael Hendricks, who is said
to be a nephew of Governor Hendricks,
of Indiana, was found three miles from
that place 1t is supposed that he was
murdered by the two McCallum brothers,
young Hendricks having been implicated
in the murder Of their brother and acquit-
ted.
The money which bought the Repub-
lican victory in Indiana and Ohio has
been partially traced to its source. The fol-
ing sums, says the Manchester Union,
were contributed to Marshall Jewell, to
purchase the votes of anti Garfield men in
the State of Indian Boston, $4,000 !;
Manchester, 81 900 Lowell, $e, 900; New
York, over $500, 900; Pittsburg, 500, 1000;
Washington, $50 900; Philadelphia, over
| 100000.
The existence of H. L. Morey, to
whom Gar6eld's Chinese cheap labor let
ter was addressed, has been strenuously
denied by the Republican press, but a
communication has been received at the
Democratic headquarters of the National
| Committee from Richard S. Goodwin, of
New York, stating that he resided in
Lynn, Mass, from 1870 to 1880, and knew
an organization call led the Manufacturers
Union" or Employers Union; knew
Morey also, and tn at he was agent for the
union.
| -Advices from the City of Mexico are
to October 4th. The election of Gonzales
as President has been accepted in every
part of the Republic. The business and
financial situation continues to improve
The Central Railroa project is denounced
by the newspapers as speculative bubble.
The telegraph system continues to extend
and now embraces ten thousand miles of
line, connecting such distant points as
Topic, Rosario, Mazatlan and Hermosilla
with the capital. The Mexican Gulf Gable
will be in operation between some Texas
port and Vera Cruz next spring.