The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-09-28

There was slight frost near Ccving-
ton, Ga, on the 1eth INST. That docs not
look much like late fall.
-Venner, the weather prophet of Cana
da, predicts cold and stormy weather for
the rest of this month and part of next.
"A London dispatch, of the 22d inst,
says the steamer Teutonia, from Liverpool
for New Orleans, took out $50 British ag-
riculturists for Texas
"A judgment for over $4,000 has
been recovered against Postmaster James,
of New York city, for Infringement of
patent for cancelling post-marks.
"A special from London says the mar
rage of Miss Florence Tlton, with Mr..
Peton, of Louisiana, was solemnized on
the 22d inst, at St. Pancras Church.
David Senton has added subscrip-
ton of $lO, 900 to the Cincinnati Art Mu-
scum Association. The fund now amounts
to $3.50, 900, leaving but $4,000 to be
raised.
The Pan-Presbyterian Council, now
in session at Philadelphia, and the Uni
tartan Conference at Saratoga, attract
general interest from members of those
religious bodies everywhe
Minister Christiancy did not inter
pose between Peru and Chill after ALL
He only went to collect American claims
against Chill for property damaged and
destroyed during the war.
The labor troubles in Ohio continue.
The strikers at Corning began firing on
the picket-guard on Thursday night. The
militia is out in full force, and it is hoped
the trouble will soon be over.
-Solon Chase, editor of the Portland
(Me.) Enquirer, and the great Green
hacker of that State, has been requested
to retire by the owners of the paper be-
cause he advocates straight Greenback
electoral ticket and opposes Fusonism.
Sam Cox, the murderer of Hill at
Atlanta, Ga, who had been confined in
the Asylum at Milledgevile, escaped re-
Gently by means of false keys, boldly Wis
tied his home in Atlanta, and coolly de-
parted thence for parts unknown Geor-
gia justice!
The New Orleans Board Of Health
has issued manifesto declaring war
against the National Board, and warning
the public to disregard any reports or
statements concerning the health of that
city not endorsed by the President of its
local Board of Health.
The Sultan of Turkey having first
consented and afterwards refused to cede
the province of Dulcigno. according to
the treaty, the Montenegrins have re-
ceived from the English commandant in
structions to advance on Dulcigno. All
the consuls at Scutari have withdrawn.
Memphis, Tenn, had grand jubila-
ton on the 22d inst, in celebration of its
escape from yellow fever this year. The
streets were filled with people to view the
procession, which was three miles long,
and passed under triumphal arches, one
of which was constructed Of cotton bales.
"A recent dispatch from New Orleans
says that the fever which was prevailing
near that city has been declared by the
Board of Health to be malaral and not
yellow fever, as has been reported. A
rumor was current that a number of cases
of yellow fever existed at Key West, Fla.
The National Board of Health is inform
ed, however, by dispatch, that the dis
ease is dengue fever.
"A dispatch from Toronto, Ont, OF
September 22d, says the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows was again in SEES
sion yesterday, and elected the following
officers L. J. Glenn, of Atlanta, Ga, Nj.
A Grand Sire, and E. ]. Leech, of Keo-
kuk, Ia, r. A. Deputy Grand Sire. II
was decided to hold the next session at
Cincinnati, in September, 1881, when a
monument will be dedicated in Odd Eel
lows Cemetery.