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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Boots and SHOES
Tennessee Mannns

Most fashionable styles and best makes tor sale
al ID. B. Meginniss, Jr "a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Temperance Meeting.

There will be a Temperance Meeting at the.
Methodist Church at half-past seven O'Clock Fri
day evening. Addresses will be delivered, and
there will be excellent music. 1t Is hoped that
there will be large Attendance
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Take Hoods Eureka Liver Medf.

The best family medicine made 1t is the
latest and by far the best corrective of all disor-
ders of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels in the
market Acts like charm in Indigestion, Tor.
pid Liver and Constipation. Only try it. For
sale by all druggists sem
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
NOTICE.
Asylum for the Blind and
Deaf and Dumb.

WHEREAS, THE LEGISLATURE OF THE
w State of Florida, at the session of 1888 passed
an act entitled An Act 10 Provide an Institute for
the Blind and Deaf and Dumb in this State - and
whereas, said act directs that the Board of Mana
gers, consisting Of the Superintendent of Public
instruction, the Attorney General, the Secretary of
State and the Governor, shall secure by donation,
purchase or otherwise, suitable grounds and build
ingS for the purpose of providing asylum for the
inhgent blind and deaf and dumb, said grounds and
buildings TO be located At some healthy convenient
and accessible point in the State
Now, THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given that
the said Board OF Managers will entertain PROPOSE
tionS from cities, towns individuals, offering to
donate the grounds and buildings provided for in
said act the propositions to come from such local.
ties rs comply with the requirements to health,
convenience and accessibility. Said propositions
should be made before the first day of No
vember, 1SS}, and forwarded to the undersigned
All newspapers in the State requested TO call
attention to this notice
+. X. FOSTER,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
October g. 1SS}-4t
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23

g Regular meetings ii ArClILts ENs,4Mr-
xs<r No held the second ana fourth .spalpw Lr,-
nirys of each month, al their Lodge Room. * e4sock
Al striarchs good -tandin4 invited ~ tttenN
b A MEGlSNiJS, ~ ?.
" W. MCiNrosH. SR S.rit, !;
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23

NALDosTA. Oct. l., ii A. M.--NO arrests have
been made yet in connection with the shooting
OF Waterman Allen last night The murder
started everybody that could get out to catch
the villain last night The shooting was done at
the train jn~i as the bell line was pulled and
The tram was starting off The villain is sup
posed 10 have gotten aboard the the train, as he
ran toward it immediately after the shooting.
Tee citizens are bound to have him The Civ
Council has offered $3.50 and the County Com
mi~~onerS will add 800 more to this, and con-
siderable amount Will be- subscribed by citizens
The civ aud community are indignant beyond
expression II the outrage.
NNLDoSr>, Oct l., 1890 M-The murderer
Is caught. y telegram received from Stockton
at ll:l5 o'clock announced the capture, and the
officers arrived here with the prisoner at las
o'clock on the freight train, taking him to Jail.
Tho capture was made at Nayor last night
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Stiff Hats
Keeps shirts! Keeps Shirt.!!

In Dunaps and other fashionable shapes. at ID.
Is. Meginniss', .Jr "a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
METEOROLOGICAL.

Record Of Temperature at 7aliahess,s, F2nfda,
for the past sreEi
observations taken ~ W. RASIs, Is1sggtsri and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Lookout

For big stock of Carpets, Druggits, Rugs and
Door Mats, to arrive about the Goth at + G.
Gimore's Furniture Emporium ?1-1j
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-10-23
Neuralgia

Is instantly relieved and cured by Dr. Jordan's
Joyous Julep Nothing like it on the globe for
the immediate relief of Neuralgia, Sick, Nervous
and Periodical Headache. For Painful Men
situation it has no equal. Cures every time
when properly taken. Get it at once If you suf-
fer Price 80 cents. For sale by NJ Lively
Druggist. sem
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= Murder in (seOrgia

We learn ot brutal murder which occurred
At Nal.!oSta Tuesday night. Two negroes were
"c'in- disordrrly 1t the depot and the watch
man, Mr. James Allen, attempted to arrest them.
when on" OF them drew pistol and Shot at him,
Ii ling hm The murderer made his escaue and
ha> not been arrested Mr. Allen was formerly
i"-tI' 1T OF fhomasville, where he was well
Thought OF. His murderer will, it is hoped be
speedily brought To Justice Th0masrWf (Go
Enf1rlriu
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FOR SALE.

100 FOUR YEAR OLD CHOICE SEEDING
1VV orange trees. Also several hundred Lee
Conte pear trees rooted last January
23-4w* INQUIRE AT THIS OFFICE
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
Bachelors IN History.

ENs.vR AnfInHYHEU If VYA a AsA-s
patriotic ,to remain nnmarr;ad H.rn.
hachalnra were snhiact - nac,,i;.. 49,
fbilities IN the Snarfan and Romsr md.
They wara oblsoad - nav att. tsSas
and nndar Ano,,st,,s tksy 49,. hs.saS
from the inhaT;tanca 4 rssi a.4Otu
aycan+ from thas~ n.sna.t sai. .s
OnI1 40 - a,,r ..t;sna a .ea.sIve..
srss RsaSaIas. p aesaus1,e
- rn4s 8. s.aa. 81 ~ NJ. !
az $3.50 man r I 81 ss;a " IN @ -
ana1ae !. .S Sa:A sies nOs
- az rsuai,.s?cp.. ..s.aasc a osue
cal;hssa All hsJ ~ ~ ss. 49,
49, .aa;.I it, iMI uonS 49, 49,
49,, .aa;ast ...ad III .! 1aeioe en1S es I
.sassnt 49, - $500 ~ nls Sl .larks ING
R &C., = Iayon:ss ~ Mo, l1 lest1le s
!ps1sta 80, - : e Va : g snouiu 2 =
,auafpS s 1l..yn r. 1L olisssaVn ana intel-
Slectual poMs.s ~ nay Oe 0edstn
9 mans ne .luU -, snoulu De CERTAIN
Lls = ~. .ll.s .sUuslless Pat1ner, one
uas:a Aii9 ssaasMi .e.ning =, nls las.s and Nc
IN. lnan I.sa,s a.m y 1!ss ano.ln tnis wsy
M S1e e,.u Dulu go - lne = o1oen oivIdeo.
W. sysl'5la SoO.o ccncealea rom 81, ma
,WlIo ~ connuecL,on Win the banar
ynesW nicn caused ms rum. ms was
9 gresS mlstake On q otner hand,
one q tae mosg successlul business
msn u me ,clty mas away mades his
wle = = ms scnemes, and
Iouna sneF savloe 70
e!9rnS4 our rlcn ceilnatee,, Y may be
$50 snas; sns1 Snsnaacsl bank q ones
consloeIeu b .ss 81 shall.
Islnce ltss csnoldd dir~ectorsEaand
.presldenIinoluaeaa rare sortof opulent
SSsll14ssseas. III HoeIes W. oneSof ~
G.Iecsols, sna Alexander
~ -. MeLo eaaangs while
" .rreslaent, Jonn Jones, was also
Issnelor; =. ane 1at1er Wa tne. post
u sne wn3le h1lnDer anato 2
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
Wall Street Runors.

AL huInOIS Il60 IN Wall street. as mio9@
mata from . Southern marsh. They in-
feet the air and carry contagion into
every branch of business. ssssS
So thick are these grumors that the
newspaper reporter who sscOvers', Wall
street finds that his main business Is to
run them,down and ascertain theirtruthi
or falsity. All tho columns Of newspa-
pers could be filed with contradictions
and details Of rumors circulated ON.
Wall street. &
Some rum0rs, Of course, foreshadow.
m actual event. They Z exaggera-
tons, but there is something 6ehind
them. But most rumors are actuallvs
manufactured to suit some purpose ofi
the inventor. The greatest ingenuity Is
exhibited In originating them, and the.
most elaborate machinery employed to
put them in circulation.
1t is not, however, ordinarily very diff
1icult to start q rumor afioat. Let 8
member enter the Stock Exchange and
say he has just heard .sso-and-so.D and
with lightning rapidity .sso-and-so,, Is
In everybody's mouth, The messenger.
boys who crowd around the entrance az
the exchange are sometimes employed.
to float . ruinor onathe market. The.
boy, while waiting for 3 message, re-
peats to the member employing him
the report outside. Il it seems plausi-
bic the member is sure to repeat Il to
someone else, and thus the rumor is sent
ON its rounds.
One OF the most persistent Of 9rumors
Is the report Of Vanderbilt's death or
fatal illness. 1t il sure to turn III every
two OF three months LII some in
stances itmayhave alegitimateorigin, IS
forinstance. the great capitalist MAY act
ually be indisposed, and this fact, after
many repetitions. grows into q report Of
his death. But there Is no reason to.
doubt that the rumor generally is
started by someone who wishes to de-
press prices and is willing to resort to
this device to effect his purpose.
One Of the anecdotes of the street 10
of an operator on his last legs who
made . desperate effort to recover him
sell. He hired : man to stand on the
corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets
and quietly announce that Commodore
Vanderbilt was reported dead, That
was when the Commodore was living.
In an incredible short space Of time tic
rumor reached Wall street. Prices de-
clined In consequence. but in the E
ing the Commodore in person vigorously
denounced the originator Of the re-
port.
"A well-concocted Lie: will often effect
. decided change in the price Of . secur--
fly. The originator Of arumor that's
to be effective must make 1t plausible,
and % mix truth and fiction together
that even the most astute dealers will
be deceived. Hence the art of making
rumors has in fact reached Z high state
Of perfection.
q prominent Dankerl last week. speak-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

A young lady Of Cincinnati, Nom.
Der of the Woman's Exchange, realizes
from twsnty-fiVesto thirtyAdollars .pes
week by the sale Of her own make 81
cookies.-Cincinnoti Wnsss
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

sSi
49, .-.-- l-.--' --- --.
inx Of the Denver and Rio Grende Ran.
road and the efforts sc the directors'to
find : suitable mansfo President u
succeed Gen. Palmer, said3thatsit spoke
pretty we'll Tor Wall street moralswhen
90 many Ind declined aposition worth
e76.OO6a year-e25.OOO In salary an
$4,000 ia aaperouisiitee = 49,
aPerquisitesr" repssted the reporter.
ssWhat do you mean BY thatl'g
sWell, I meansthas che President .
tho Denver and Rio Grande can, by viz
tue Of his position, make 100000 IN "a
dition to his salary. And he can az
this BY methods that are considered Is
gitimate. At any rate there are very
few men who would not employsthem.
OF course the 95O,O0Ok made by deal
ing In the stock Of the'road. Tho Pres
ldent IL in . position TO do this safely.
Like the keeper Of a,faro bank, Ill the
chances are ia his favor. He has the
advantage of knowing the exact con.
dition Of the road and 81 what changes
are to be msds s. is homogeneous.
Suppose, for instance, he sees 3 large
block Of short. All he has 10 do s %
casually remark to some friend who
would be likely to repeat Il, that the
COMPANY might be compelled ohortly3to
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
FOREIGN a0ssR.


FOREIGN GOSSIP.
----- .
Spains has had twenty-nines military
fevoluaons N this century.
-Ascarefu examination d the ruins
IN 1Sehia shows that the great destrlc-
don was duo in part to the himsy man
ner in which the houses ware Con-
structed.
- recent polioe return states that
there are NOT less than 2OO,OOO .svagaa-
bonds'' strolling through Germany and
begging for aims. They ore chiefly men
in their prime.
In Bishopoata. London. Il 1 cellar
where no customer can IS served with.
No succeasiye drinka & one sittinr. Il
he wants : second rlnss he must, %
throurh the form a iaayinr the nlnca
and returning. This rnle has been aen-
forced for fifty wear. ST
The speciai trains employed byHer
Majesty Victoria during the past nine
teen years have cost 345.SOO. The Brit
fish public imagined that she paid for
these herself. 6ut Is shockoditoale learn
that the Government has footed the
bills.
r. . nndor .c,,r+ v,,,th -.
s.ntancsd * nv. Sna n Axentv Iii.
1;nas n. = i. ~ Il. tsn dsYs en- L;..;nS
vo,,n, vcnnsn sn.;rst ~ u;li The
nIs;ntif. "a s.Aisfacfscr n,ar hsr v,ctnry
WAS t.,rned u h%;ttarras, ~han theS n,,tR
v~ol,lnteared m a~nolnovs sav;ng. .s1f
conrsa / Wa nnXar IRA i~nfi,,anca a
liniIor. ar / shonld NOT. hava draamad "a
kissinr hers
Parts d.ndies ara never witho,,t
their nmbralIas. rain nr sh;ne. and sorss
Sc them ara vsrv costlu- Nna "a Nhs
n,,asent nnka a. Nfo,nvf. ~on1isct;on Is
F sa;d that Ia hae 1.0XS s-ran;msnsAis
aid "a have cost nm .nd ~
Prince IA r car,;ss II. whSns d 49,
not rs;n tha h.ndie u wh;nh = s,r
-n,onnted With 4 oan,,;na Io,,;a nn;n..
bonbonniere. whIch i a-st;.nated ~ i50i
louis.
From ! raror+ ~ carta;r rro.aad.
mos - a1idha,r Erg tha s~ailorSnrsrs
n,srkahia .~t.tarenf q toEar.. al
naarad th.t,t ha -nm.n wsntai = slii
Far ch;Idrer snd i.rra crond 81
,octad sha was .,o 1922 !. sa,,;or
sna nh;ld4 - . we,..s ~ +h,s wan.nl
Say;nr 1nn,,ch asaSr sors m.%s
off. viii bars nr;ze Il scsh Thsmotbar
uarted - dienosa = ~ anI
A. 6rst asked 81 Int ,,it;ucataln hra,, e.ht
lawn the aamanJ - IA w;tSa,,t 49,
ino = n,,rchasarn = =.
rrrN.s1@aI. =.
.o,-na n1a;rns, ,to 49,. sne noeor.ous . lacn-
ooo..ilANo Ssa a1s.u utdSs fUUo - ntlAcE.mO
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
ssUrEgCE A~NDtHDUSfRn

g AAAs1sOAs ~ \ - 80 - saaasassSsggSfsas
fresno County, Cal. b
Eaan6l ono hundred lit Vida TN
Kings River to irriEate SO,O00,OO0ace5
q dry aud WORTHLESS dessrt ssss
-A Richmond (va.) paper sgelaiii1
that snoscity In tho United StAtes Al1lGg
madsagreater progress in mAnufaot114gs
lng enterprises In the past tan o. tW6lVVSSI
years than That city. + ssss ~ 5ssS
The canning Of whales ksasnew Ss
dustry fl Norway. AZ the creAtuxill
are not put up in nat boxes, headss111
tails, itis not anticipated that tho h.
mess will interfere with NAinssss eardi11D
industry sS aSas
@Dr.Haensal; : German sayant
succeeded In ph0tographlng seysg1i
lightning flashes, and With such -.
cess - TO enable tho length of ~
course 81 the electric current 10 ID
puted,5 md also the locality where S1E16
|lightning struck to be estimated Wk(6
accuracy. Valuable results %
lpected from further expsfiments. s Asss
Fine sAwdust, highly comptessSlMs
has been successfully used 10 makaS116TSItt
soentre frames Of carriage wheels. 4n
said to$be 90 solid that II will beMEelNll
pressure equal to twenty-threeton M 1fltIE
square inch. Az sAwdust has a1So eaE
used for partitions and bricks its -
gplication TO the productionsog oomp
carvings and moldings doe not -
TO be far of.-Chscago HerdJd. %s
a Jacksonville Ola. mperchl1ll
has inst shipped North two hnnsdsss
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

--.aA
- 1lseaeess Anasens ss
s-..- .As
We DO not know g . r!ver q 4 -
n the United STATES which contains 5eo
few non-nnigratofy nah q the Hpdlson.
It's only commsrctal asheftes ! ~
value AreSthoee a the shad enasseklpe.
bass. The FORMER fhae been ssstAanee
By the Fish Communication, or e woll !
have been - extinct O. the stMrgSoA
fisheries, and the laxge bess5 NJ & ken
under the tce IN bracktsh watssss where
they 60 g winter, and 40 only trim
sient lodgetsssnoe peGTnAnent Ieeideuts.
In boyhood dAy! We - wnas ~ thsn
conside!sdsgo hshing about sAlbsny
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

-Before going to wal, pray once;
BEFORE going to sea. pray twice; before
igstting married pray three times.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20
PITH AND POINT.

80 A0V 0AOA Hd U0AA
cigars in their clothing-to keep ont tlss
moths, and avoid the duty.-LospsR
C0Hfier. ~ asa
EVERY man IL the architect ofs6s
own$fortnne," provided he don't gsS &
left to him or stumble onto . sineculksSIs,s
The Judge. s8I
- New England paper q talkiinllaII
about husking bees. It's . bold ms,
certainly, who will undertake oshukS
bee.-LOGisviye C0Arier-JoNrssas.
The men who makersport Of othalls
men IN this srockawaysworldSare GSAe1rs
ally found TO besthe men who arc SGsk
ported BY other mems money; Gb6os6s
znter-OceGn. +sssss ls$ /
An exchange ssysthat80,0OoAu,ers.
leans annually visit Europe; but IN lS5nn
We come to think that 600 stay5 y
home we don't feel 90 aWfnlly
some q We might.-Micagos sJbsyns.
The .Philadelphia GHron,icls saySthaS
grammar used in the Mormon schoSfEi
don't recognize the s'drst person sinatuuss
lar which would upset their religion.
But all the same the first person muS
feel pretty singular when her husband
accumulates q dozen more Wives.-N1f
siistotcn Herald.
VIII be temperste.- saSga
Billy Jones' Of Thompson.s corps.
Entered through the barropm dorp8: SsS
Drank TIL he could drink no m0rpS, ss
Fell down ON the bnrroOm dOfps.s n ~ Sffsf
Eealand made his heads quite GoEpe,S
FelGth b .oould faltno lorps, HgA
~ Says he wiz do % no morpS, Sz&s
But VIII Join the temperance 0rpe
-AllsNew Orleans u boiling Z
and many . man who thinkshehas1 unlyy
. Jobs comforter is thrown into high
fever By being assured by tha physi.
clans that he ID simply troubiSA#FiWHithSSes
acknowledgement, or an erytksmAtouSI
intlammatory action, located mthei IN,
nermost releases Of the sebaGiO,nM folli-
cles.--Boston Transcript
a colored man living on wilkins
street raj Observation-Disclosures
some time since to abate aSbad-smellinrs
nuisance at his back door. The other dayya
the officer who servedthe notice met the
man ON the street and asked: swell.
whatsdid You dop'' ssOh!sI 'bsted dat
smell de very nex' day" elise chile
ride oflimeP'. mo, sab. went to do
woods an got some skunk's cabbage to
bile up on de stove an do water hadn't
skeercely got hot befo' do ole smell
Turned . handspring an wentscootin'!',
S--Detr01 Free Press.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-06
REX AND CINCINNATUs.


CINCINNATI, O., Sept. SIN all the history
of the Industrial Exposition in Cincinnati,
the one which opened to-day gave its first
days visitors the most nearly complete ex-
nibit. Hitherto early visitors have been
treated to practical industrial exhibits OF
carpenter work, and the noise of hammers
has been deafening To-day the tardy ex-
hibit was exceptional. This condition is a
compliment to the energy of the board of
commissioners. The opening exercises were
delayed till O'Clock on account of the pro-
cession. A throne had been erected on an
elevated platform, thirty-six feet square, in
front of the great organ in Music Hail.
seated, supported on either side
by their respective households. The
costuming was striking and the spectacle
brilliant. Its dignity. however, was marred
by the failure of some of the Romans to pre-
serve the Roman bearing Major Stephens
introduced to their majesties Hon. John
Follet, who made an address to the throne,
and he was followed by Captain w W. Pea
body, president of the board of exposition
commissioners. Both speakers preserved
the illusion of addressing menarchs, and the
responses were made on behalf of Rex by his
lord high cham mberlaln, and of Cincinnatus
by his first lictor. The scene ended with a
courtly procession, led by President Pea
body, and closing with Rex and Cincinatus.
Music Hall was crowded during these cere-
monies. The el position contains a greater
variety of exhibits than last year and many
novelties. Horticultural Hall is especially
delightful The machinery department is
fuller than usual and presents wider variety
of machinery than ever before shown here To-
morrow night the great pageant of the Order
of Cincinnatus, consisting of twenty-four
elaborately prepared floats, illustrative of
ancient Roman history, passes through the
,tr
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-06
Ancient Order of United worl<men.

P1rTsBURG Sept. 5.-The Grand Legion Sc
lect Knights of A. 0. U. w. adjourned sine
die at noon, to-day, after electing and install
ing the following officers: Grand COM
mander Walter f. Lock, of Buffalo. N. Y;
grand vice -commender, A. S. Smith, of Pitts
burg; lieutenant commander S. A. Smith, OF
Derrick City; grand recorder, j. D. Mcintyre,
of Buffalo, n. Y; grand treasurer John J.
Powers, of Rochester, N. Y; grand standard
senior workman, N. s. Burnett, of Ilion, N.
Y; grand junior workman. A. C. Hill, of
Olean, N. Y; grand guard, S. Graves, of Lock
port N. Y; grand trustee, Garrison Beck
with, of Erie, Pa
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Judge Hoadly viii Not Resign.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-An effort was
made to see Judge Hoadly to-day with re-
gard to the statement published that he
would withdraw from the Democratic ticket
in Ohio, but he could not be seem His ply
sician, DIR. Barthoow, was then called
upon, and he said with emphasis: at is
right and proper that such a statement
should be promptly contradicted. l should
like you to say that Judge Hoadly is a can
didate for the governorship OF Ohio, and he
will resume his canvass in short time Just
as soon as / consider he is equal to the exer-
ton ne will actively re-enter the fight"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-09-06
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

coded other eruptions such as that Of Mont
Nuovo, in the neighborhood Of Naples we
should expect the shocks 10 increase in fire.
Quency and intensity until the final outburst
takes place. Vesuvius has shown a slight
increase in activity, but nothing at all un-
usual
The extraordinary escapes would fill many
columns to recount them. One only I will
give. The deputy Signor Fortunate did not
care to hear an English lady play the
"Marche Funebre" of Chopin, peculiarly ap-
propriate to the moment. He, therefore,
lelt the salon of the Hotel Piccola Sentinella
Tor the terrace, and was hardly beyond the
reach of the falling walls when the building
collapsed, killing all beneath.
II. J. JoHNsToN-LAvIs.