The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-09-27

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snAs e3onsy nke naro-heasted oaa'nens
men-honsstiy, VITA : pasz,ossc regerd
.OF u ne, NE ne saaae,
ior vnasesPs poalfseai sAfaueAes nay -.
csne Ion h-M Z. ANnA
-Whkn Speaker ClI1sps sarned IL
back On 1lr. Conkling and jcinsd -
half-breeaa, be said that Ne did Il ior -
good Of he Rspdblioaa party. Was -
evasion pf ssbpDua 20 testify = tAe
bribery case ct Sessions also dcne fcr the
good Of he Republican pastyf
The James boys evidently knsw
they verb about when they selected 49,
ern Missouri for . iield Of opernti0na.
Two masksd men pillaaed The entire town
Of Bates CITY on Saturday Wills the ~
resisting inhabitants looked on. In tks
ante-belllm days fhe robbers would hare
been riddled with bullets in ten minutes.
bu' soe Ga ironaer sP'rs seems % navs
m0ved Fsner west III
1t seems that ex-senator Coakling =
determined 70 spare no efort Tor sacceA
in the the new political career which -
opened before him and which begins -
the very bottom Of the ladder. II - ~
ported that during the primary electicn
in his own ward IN Utiqa ''he stood =
front Of The polling place from fLrgt 70
last" and SHOOK hands with al who aP-
preached.
The story that Senator Bayard
claimed, - . right, that he shoald Be
elected resident pro ten 1t the last So
sion OF the Senate u gong the rounds
again. There 10 no truth In 1t. Mr.. Bay
ard made no claim and said nothing On
the subject. There 10 no President 70
tenn. Of the Senate At this time, because
Vice-Presldent Arthur, in collusion with
Conkling q Co., did not leave the chair
and give the opportunity for an election.
Tho Mont0omerv A1re,s;..r So
"a farmer in Macon county has made
what may be considered an importaut
discovery de collected some cotton cAfr
erpillars and placed few grass worms
among them. The latter fell upon the
cateFpiliars and in few minutes COM
Pletely devoured them He says it =
astonishing what muscular power the
grass worms have about the jaws. Their
first grasp on the caterpillar tore the Lat
ter in pieces"
Dom Pedro, Catholic Emperor of Bra
I'll, offers . "chance " to Protestant min
lseers out 81 worA ne win pay tnelr r.
Penses 70 come 70 braAl 70 preach the
gospel out the trouble Is NOT many troy
essans ministers understand south Amer
lcan SPANS n wen enough 70 make ny
ing Oy Preaon'ng In snas language wnlcn
Sney "oui0 nave 70 90. II DO" eorO
woOlc only aod SoOo year - saissy
the 'nlng "Oulo appear o'neren'iy-O
ni'n - "ell - 70 o'ners
Mr.. Clark Irvine, Chairman Ohio
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES, re-
Gently addressed letter to Mr.. George
4. Nash, Chairman OF the HePubi'can
state Centrai commune, proposing nos
70 commence speecn-making IN the IA
campaign Provideo the hePuoncsn con-
mittee would Withdraw tne'r appoint
menus anu noio OH 70 con''uels t'ou y
the present cIltical conoitlon OF t9e TO-
loent Inc nePuOican AAecuuve Com
mlttee ans Wered' refusing 70 enter insO
sucn an agreement.
= Mr.. JAY Gould. not satisfied with his
pkesent contracted residence quarters in
New York. has Just purchased two 90 mp
tuOusly furnished houses on Fifth aveuue,
mot iar rom Mr. vAndero'its new
house",) for $4,000 cash. These houses
are at once to be refurnished il supurb
style, and Mr. Gould and his family ex-
Pect 70 take possession Of them BY or be-
fore Christmss- A large portion of one
OF them 10 70 be devoted 20 picture gall
lery, which it is intended shall bs one Of
the finest in the United States
-Mn sarah Davis az W..h;noton
Who d;ad 81 Tn..d.v La. ne. N. c.,v