The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-02

Thursday, October le.
Two one-armed men applailded in =
Stockholm theatre by slappihg their f"-
maining hands together
The Times Jnion9of Saturday saws
Mr.. Willoughby Adams received yester
day, from Middle Florida. car load Of
fine cattle and hogs.
The entertainment Tor the relief }f
the yellow fever sufferer, at Warning
ton Navy Yard, given a, Pensacola by
the Germania Minstrels, Melted 1856.
Now millionaire Aston is to haveS
mammoth yacht that must "vr"i miiEi'f'-
aire Gould's pleasure steamer. The lSt
ter cost S25O,oOO and Mr.. Astnr's i. s.
cost $350,0O0.
The Savannah Sunday .Nor"i"g ~
egram is now the .S,n5oy Norns44 N4as
AS the Telegram was only The sunday
edition Of the Wees, the reason for tsc
change is obvious.
MIR. Ed. c. Campbell. a cultivated
gentleman, late Of Tennessee, ibut row Of
the editorial staff of the J'"risacola hi
rance Gazette, is in the city. and well rep
resents the sterling journal with whicb nc
is connected.
On the LIST instant the ~ O. TGn'4s-
Democrat began to receive the regular
cable dispatches, being the only paper
south of Louisville that takes this very
expensive news. Another vindication %f
its title" the great Southern daily"
The Madison Recorder of the 29sh
ult, was an edition Of marks excellence,
its space being mainly devoted to well
written articles descriptive of the r'dh
and prosperous county Of Madison. Such
publication is worth mueh to the land
that Editor Beggs lives III.
The competition Of red, c;ion seemsto
have struck bed rock when tie New York
Herald reduces its price to two cents per
copy. This means giving away abont
$1,000 day on the basis of given e.,
pense account - reducing The cash r.'-
OClpbb Va VIC ONSlICNo t1dI I~l'ANHs
The Barlow Informant Of Septembdr
22d comes to us with nearly three pagas
of solid matter descriptive If Folk
county, this being the expo- ton editi@h
of that able journal. Such p publication
must be of much advantag" TO the coaal
ty, and tho people should al,rrGriate tte
enterprise Of the editor
1t is asserted that the Gar Of Rus,
sia's famous ride through tie streets Of
Moscow when entering it or the occasion
of his coronation was a sham, aud that
he was personated by an officer OF the lrh
perial Guard, made up to resemble lTn.
Certain officials of the English embassy
discovered the cheat, and 1hey have npt
maintained the silence Which was eh-
joined upon them.
After the weeks of parAly cation mt"
which they were knocked bv the prema-
ture explosion of the sulphur water plot
the Key West organ Of inicpendentism
and its confreres in other sections arc
showing signs of returning animation, and
affect a certain amount Of siam cheerful
ness, not to say popularity. The partici
pants in the sulphur water r"w-wow may
say with the Chinaman who h&d been az,
picnic" Neber habee so gocdee tirler
sincee habee smallee poxee.N ::
THE Bitter !Saoeet is the. tltle of ns9w
paper started at kissimmec City, Wbl
Wallace Harvey, editor and proprieleH.
This gentleman is noted in tie pstha Of
literature as we'll as those Of the pibnces,
especially in the wilds of PeriilsuIar Flos-
ida, and he is thus qualified to lmpart
much information most agreeably pre-
scented. We could almost regret that the
business men of Kissimmee City We re 10
generous with their advertisements IN this
initial number as to materially reduce the
quantity of very interesting reading mat
ter, though one ought to be glad that a
paper which promises to be valuable re-
ceives such hearty encouragement,
The Charleston Ne,cs anil Courier,
speaking of the Democratic nominations
for national Offices, says: " There is az
much sectionalism in insisting that one Of
the candidates on the national ticket shall
be taken from the South az tles-e IL in de
manding that both candidates shall be
taken from the North and West. II ia
most desirable that no candidate for the
nomination shall be chosen OF discarded
because he lives in the North instead of
the South, or in the South instead Of the
North, but it is not a necessity that a
Southerner be chosen, unless lit can be
shown that such nomination IL required
in order to maintain the POLITICAL solid.
arity of the South" ::
AN Observation-Disclosures pa per
complains that the FLoRIDIAsis "hual
dozer." The buIldozing" in this case
means suppressing, crushing oslt, what d
wrong. Therefore if that pap',r feels that
it is "sot down upon to thf extent Of
being bulldozed the FLoRIDIAN is glad TO
be called bulldozer in such case An
Independent-Republican papeY calls the
FLoRIDAN a Bourbon. AS Bourbon
obviously means something politically pp