The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-04-19
-Jude. Walker is holding Court in Quincy.

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Several political arrests have been made IN
Marion county
Ar,emus II. Ward " is a noted New York
railroad lawyer.
The Citizens Bank of Atlanta, Ga, has
failed for 100000
Ben Hill again sat down on the Virginia
S-naior the other day
5 Burnett has been reelected mayor al
Gainesville for the fourth time
-Suhscripiions TO the Atlanta, Ga, cotton eX-
The aycTUSs Nl1.r ea5., nf $40 900.
i 10 be formally opened on the first OF May.
A large company of Gipsies," are prowlng
shout Monticello. Look out for them in Leon.
A gang of burglars have been holding
high carnival as the city newspaper reporters
would say. in Pensacola
Democratic mayors have been elected In
Railway aud Brunswick, y. j., and Albany, n
Y S,rAws show" etc. Hurrah for Malone :!
The cOlored Methodist and Baptist churches
IN Monticello were recently robbed of curtains
organ covers. water pitchers and other small
properties
The MAYOR and Aldermen OF Atlanta Ga,
have been indicted by the grand jury for per-
hitting public nuisance in the shape of stock
yards. in that city
Philadelphia Times: There is much more
immediate prospect that the solid North will be
broken up by the Malone business than that the
slid South will be.
The Federal Court at Jacksonville meets
IL = b,e;u hofo
tie criminal cases have been continued because
there is no District Attorney.
Professor VIM. II. Orchard, of Columbia,
S C.. an uncle of Mr.. Keep OF the Quincy Her
ald, and of Mr.. o. II. Keep, and Mrs J. c. Gree
ley. OF jacksonville, died at his home a few days
since
The Mariana Courier has passed into the
hands of Messrs b S Liddon & Co., Mr. Liddon
becoming editor We welcome him 10 the pre-
i.ssion.. and wish the Courier unbounded pros
rerily.
Cadet Beaumont B. Buck of West Point
Military Academy, has been tried for killing
schoolmaie, John G. Thompson, Jr., las, sum-
mer. while the latter was attempting TO haze
him. and acquitted.
The wind storm of week before last occa-
stoned considerable damage east of here In
jefferson county the dwelling OF Mr. George
Raysor was blown down, greatly endangering
the lives Of the inmates, and ouhouses and
fences were destroyed.
st Loss shipped last Saturday $4,000
bushels of grain by mississippi ua,gr Iiur,
raising the total shipments during the year TO an
aggregate of 100000 bushels greater than last
year. though in period Of free navigation six
weeks shorter than las, year
The Monticello and Townsville Teople
seem 10 be in earnest about The building Of a
railroad Ii our Rio Carrabelle friends, who pro-
cured charter for a road TO Townsville
from the late Legislature, don't look sharp they
will have trouble in securing the aid Of the
Townsville people.
The crop on two acre patch of Irish pota-
iOes in Nsldos,a, says the Times, was sold few
days ago for 800 They were just up and the
fF0sI on them when The trade was made The
purchaser expects TO make handsome profit on
bis bargain as did the seller on his labor We
mention this 10 show the confidence had here in
this business
Judge Bond has adjourned the trial of the
South Carolina election cases over to the April
term. lSS2 He said lit was useless TO continue
them TO the November term The Legislature
met then, and as most Of the members of the
bar had the happiness 10 be elected to the Legis-
laiure lie thought il best to continue the cases
Until April, 1882"
In Georgia they have curious fashion of
dePosiiing the States money in different banks
as II il were not secure enough in the Treasury
azies- The result is that the Stale has become
heavy lOssr in the two recent bank failures at
Rome and Atlanta; the Citizens Bank of Atlanta
having had over 100000 State money on ds
iOals 1ut not IN it, rduus
The Chief of the Bureau OF Statistics reports
that the total values of the exports OF petroleum
and petroleum products from the United States
during The month Of February, 1881, were $2,-
52i.055. and during February 1880, $2,300314
For the eight months ended February %, 1881,
$25, 363, 3s1, and for the eight months ended
February 20, 1880, t2S, 234, 473.
In jacksonville last week, every business
house was closed from IL p. IL Saturday, till
sunrise Of Monday, drugstores only excepted. and
they not allowed to sell anything but medicines.
This Is q new thing there and reflects great cred
it upon Mayor Dzialynski, who seems to be de-
termined that the city ordinances shall be strict
ly enforced in every particular.
We learn from Judge Rippey, who has just
returned from a trip to the Sulphur Springs at
Newport. that colored woman was burned to
death last Sunday 0he 1elh) near that place
She was an invalid, and had been left alone in
the house by the family. who, on their return
from church, found her lying near the fire with
fatal burns on her person.
DIR. A. G. Haygood. of Georgia, while trav-
cling homeward with the recent muni6cent gift
Of The New York millionaire, George l. Seney,
10 the Wesleyan and Emory colleges, was At
tackled in the depot at Washington City, by
three robbers who attempted to capture the funds
in hIs possession, but succeeded only in securing
his pocket book with about t125.
The flow Of gold TO this country continues
without abatement The steamship Republic,
which arrived on the 25th OF March, brought
u. 900 600; the Wyoming, on the 22d, brought
another million, and the Bank of England has
parted with over $500 900 for shipment to New
York The drain Of gold from France has been
20 serious that the bank has suspended gold
payments, and in the Paris market gold is at Q
premium Of ons-half of one per cent
Tax sale advertisements are now the order
Of the day among our State exchanged Curios-
ity led rs 10 Q comparison OF few, resulting a.