The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-04-26
The steamers of The Mallory line will here
aiier not go 10 Jacksonville.

bis wife. and not in Westminster Abbey.
Mrs Phpbe r. Anderson, widow of Chief
Justice Walker Anderson, of Florida, died in
p, n.acola on the 17lh inst, aged rs years.
Savage and James, the murders of Frank
Paterson al Madison. have been indicted, and
their cases removed by change of venue, IL Ham,
ilion comfy.
Mayor Dzalynski, Of Jacksonville, has rec
commended the dismissal of Chief of Police
Cooper, for publicly complaining of the rigid
enforcement OF the police regulations by the
Mayor.
-OneFii a Boston real estate agent, is work
Ing up scheme to colonze negroes in New Jer-
sey, but his little game is denounced by an in
iellgent colored preacher Of New York as a real
estate speculation
New York Sun: 1.-THE presiding elder who
reported 10 his conference the other day as an
interesting statistical item that the smallest sal
ary paid 10 preacher in his district during the
past year was $50, forgot to mention what be-
came Of the preacher.
A call has been issued for Republican con-
veniion al Richmond Va, to nominate straight
State ticket on debt paying basis. The sign
CTS OF the call do not train with the Malone
Riddleberger Republicans The convention will
meet some time next month
A towboa, left ST. Louis for New Orleans
last week with fleet of barges carrying 322904
bushels Of grain, aggregatng 1925 tons. To
Transport the same amount by railroad, the St
Louis Republican claims, would require thirty
locomotives and six hundred cars
-Jadge Baker has decided the Feinandna
case. sustaining the constlutionality of the
law passed by the recent Legislature and the
officers appointed by the Governor, and enjoin-
ing he officers recently elected under the de-
uaci charter from the performance of official
acis
-Anlrew Fell was hanged at Monticello,
Fla. 90 Friday last, for the murder OF J. H.
Whitaker He disT layed great GOODNESS, avowed
IL innocence, and expressed the belief that he
would e4i hs dinner 10 heaven. His neck was
broken by thc fall. No doubt is entertained Of
his ga..r-
The Pal.iha Herald publishes tabulated
statement Of The 1901 guests OF the Putnam House
for he season giving heir respective residences,
~ Siai,s o. New York n274l, Pennsylvania
Bal Massachusetts l2s9l, Illinois ESQ., Ohio
lsl and Connecticut t93; from Northern
: sfe-. 2sj7 from Southern States, 37S; foreign,
81
The seven lea ling watering places on the
-l4ore ne New York took in last season, II is
iimliei. $l4552, 90. This is about 100000
day OF the total amount Coney Island is sup
Jose to have taken 1919 600 For bathing at
that place people paid over $4,000. This sea
son Tar more ACTIVITY is expected than there was
last ycar, and many more millions will be laid
out
-Posimasler-General James declines to give
aLy of the evidence on the Star route scandal,
but says no guilty man shall escape The Ma
foonal Republican, edited by Gorham, defends
Brady, who in telegram TO Gorham brands
the charges against himself as falsehosds. An
official statement from the p. O. Department
would 90 much further 10 convince the public of
Lis innc cence
A correspondent, under date of April 18TH
t-legraphs from Punta Rassa to The Union as
follows " Our party las reached here safe and
sound yesterday. We find the survey made by
General Meigs for the government more than
confirmed The altitude Of Okeechobee above
sea-leyel. and the fall into the Caloosahatchee
Is amply sufficient TO insure the successful drain
age Of the lake and Everglades"
New York World: 8" Mr. Malone has put
IN little claim for back pay a railroad presi-
dent at $25 900 year. and does not offer the
slightest encouragement TO any proposition to
scale il down and readjusi it on a footing more
favorable 10 the shareholders in the embarrassed
concern. In his individual capacity as a railroad
towards the morning mo, not to oblige all the
Hoars in Massachusetts"
Bishop Kavanaugh, Of this city, says the
Louisville Courier-Joatrndl, is TO preach in Den;
yer, CD, Sunday. The Tribune, of that city,
says Of the distinguished bishop: Bishop Kav-
anaugh is a marvellous example of mental and
physical preservation. lie is seventy nine years
Of age, with an elastic step, sprightly intellect,
bouyant spirit and without gray hair upon his
head. He is preacher of famous eloquence and
Of powerful Influence in The church
The New Orleans papers state that there is
great demand FOR labor in the Southwest at the
present time for railway construction. The
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad officials adyer-
Use for 10000 men, 10 be employed one year and
perhaps two. The Atchison, Topeka and San ia
Fe wants large number. Jay Gould has some
5000 laborers engaged in constructing his new
lines and is adding TO the force. In Colorado,
New Mexico, Texas and Mexico, there is work
forIboUsands.
Jacksonville is now in a state Of quarantine,
50 10 speak, under the new regime, says the Pa.
laika Joarndi. The new Mayor has closed all
soda fountains, saloons cigar shops, etc, etc, on
Sunday, and actually ordered the hotels not to
serve wine for dinner on that day An order
vii! he issued, il is expected, to the effect that
young men must do their Sunday nights court
ing On Saturday The air was fairly "blue'
down there, in some localities, last Sunday, and
the end is moi yet.
Hon. Carl Schurz has returned TO journalism
his first article In the ST. Louis Westlche PoA be-
ing The situation in the Senate. He asserts
that il is the Republicans who are obstructing
The public business, and that the Democrats
claim, properly enough, that the Republican
plan would be followed by a repetition Of the
corrupt carpet-bagger rule. In fact" says Mr..
Schurz. the fight over a few Senate officers is
nothing else but 6gh, for the possession Of the
Federal power In the future"
On Tuesday last, the 18th inst, the decen-
NAL census Of Great Britain was taken by an
army Of enumerators numbering IS, 900 for the