The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-03-25

Several wide crevasses have caused

SENTATIVE vi lOrlua. nat 3t1Le CQu q
not have been better represented = Must.
riHe Sunday Journal !:
The posts of the Grand ,Arr,y OF the
Republic are taking an actiie interest "a
the movement to estabiail; home fpf
Confederate veterans.-N {. >Herald
Bishop Whpple, of Minnesota foil
Quoted services at the Episcopal Church
in Orlando on Sunday last. lie is very
earnest and very impressive talher. o.
iaodo Reporter.
The Waldo 1drertiSe.' is to bd EN-
larged and improved, new press and ms
teral having been received II needs no
improvement cditorially, for Mr.. John
son is Of the higher class If Journalists.
The Times Union, of Che DIST. an.
nounces a change of the publishing firm,
which is now c. II. Jones &,B-othef, The
former having purchased TIL. INTEREST: ct
Mr.. Narnum in the late ti1m of .lono4,
Narnum Il Co.
The Pensacola papers report the pres
ence of professional burglars, who scien
tifcally cracked the safe IF L. Bear y
Co. on the night of the 18th. and took
therefrom $500 in cash. An explosive
was used to blow the door open.
"A constant Improvements Of the rail-
way lines of the Florida hallway .an3
Navigation Company is gciag on ander
Mr.. IIenning's able management, and stt-,
perintendent Maxwell's viG'lart and en-,
ergetic supervision. = FtrnancNs" Mirror.
=" Yes" said the actor, I've had hard
luck. I've been hurt in a Smasl'up,' had
my pocket picked, my wardrobe has been
burned, my wife has eloped. But d..
serve it; don't kick. have helped to
infict Uncle Toms Cabin on this comp
try" 4
Ill. X. Oliphant, Esq, a competent
lawyer ut our State bar, assiiuous III
study, regular in habits, and fit for busl.
ness, was admitted to practice hir rrnees.
sion in the L. S. Circuit and De rict
Courts at It's last session in This c;sv...
The PauSncoli"m.
Our late worthy and ctlirieni Couu.v
Judge, j. Is. Christie, ESD, on last ..Alols-
dav forwarded his resignation It., Gover-
nor Bl"xham: and it will be noticed the
Democratic Executive Committee :ba>o.
ordered an election on April Sd to tiIl the
yarancy.-. N0ufic,HO T0nst;tttina. /.
-tcncral John Is. Gordon, Of iirorgsa,
has invited exc Confederate. soldiers now
in New York to meet him at the; st,
James Hotel for conference with drFu:
tations from the Grand Army of tue
Republic in the interest of home for DIS
abled Confederate soldiers This move,
ment is in aid of the one inauGrtrat.d all
Richmond =
a Her"M reporter in Ills resamliuta
tons around town this morning il sea reh
Of material for his yoracion> pG.n2:l, ;aaaali,r
office and found the energetic Fr'asnr.:'
engaged in making a bonktire of sbn.s
$4,000 in coupons of the City Sani{aIy
bonds for January, retired since.tltIt (ianl.
They were Of the denomination of klQ,
500, $40. This is fact indicative: Of tho
clty's increasing prosperity I~Gso'',
rifle Ucra1A :,
AT the recent sale of lbrarv:in New;
York City a work offered for sac wax
GA Natural History of East ans: Wes,
Florida written in l7775 by BcrnSrd ika-
> mans, an engineer in the British :servicl
during the Revolutionary War, tos which
$lGo was paid. Capt. John Snith's works
were of more popular interest "Ehe
General Historic Of Virginia, Nes Ehgi
land and the Summer Isles, troTa s5ss, to
1924" was presented in fine Sd;ibn,
with portraits of Queen Elizabeths X ing
James and Prince Charles, under TIE date
1921. For thi, copy s2lO was pail.
That old feudal baron, Volopel
+. b. {. Cash, of South Carolina, who. is
protesting against the outrage Of: being
held as an accessory after the fact d mar
der committed by his talented sou,is tto.
one of the pillars of the Democratic party.
He has been cooperating of lat,S years
with the Republicans. His moa con:
spicuous public performance, aFid, from
doing little ndiscriminate killing ocaa
sionally, was race which he made not
long ago for Congress as an Independent,
at which time he was ably supported by
Republican votes.-N J.. WorAR. !!
Bishop II. II. Kavanaugh, Of Aechoar-
age, KY, one of the ablest of the Chllege
of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, died on the 9th while ON
pastoral visit to Columbus, Miss: The
remains were taken to Louisville, Ky, for
burial. Bishop Kavanaugh was bern IN
Clark county, KY, in 1902. In, his boy
hood he was printer. At thu age of
twenty-one he was received into ahe Kan.
lucky Conference. In 1854 he wa, elected
Bishop and did much to bring about
friendly relations among the menabEfs of
the Methodist Church througEoue the
United States. He was a Dret.hl.r of
greater vigor and an untiring en$ ruc.
cessful worker : =
The Halifax Jo,u7,dl recountss the