The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-11-19
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likely spend portion of the ensuing
winter in Florida.
The New Orleans chamber OF
commerce has passed vote favoring
Chicago for the Worlds Fair.
Chief Justice w. n. H. Smith,
of the North Carolina Supreme
Court, died at Raleigh, Thursday
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Hon. John G. Carlisle says that
he believes the recent elections make
the nomination of Mr.. Cleveland in
1892 a certainty.
-Governor-elect Boies, of Iowa,
says that the election in that State
was carried on the two issues of anti
prohibition and tariff reform.
The New Orleans Picayune says:
We are not the cold South nor the
"new South" but just simply the
South, and that is good enough.
Col. Alfred Rhett, a son of ex-
United States and Confederate States
Senator r. Barnell Rhett, died at
Charleston, S. c., last Tuesday in the
Goth year of his age.
Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, of the New
World, accompanied by invited
guests, has started from Paris on
tour around the world, going via the
Suez Canal, India and Japan.
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The Union League Of Jefferson,
Ind, a Republican organization, on
last Friday night burned President
Harrison in etfigy, together with the
campaign outfit of the club, because
of the Presidents course in appoint
ments.
"A company with a capital Of a
million and half has been organized
at Dallas, Texas.to reclaim hundred
thousand acres of land near that city.
1t will be done by Strengthening the
channel of Trinity river and the land
will be worth ten million dollars.
Mr.. Herman Bernreuter is now
foreman of the FLORIDIAN composing
rooms, and, though young in years,
he is fully competent to hold down
cases alongside any all-round printer
in the South. Being ambitious to
mount the ladder of fame, he will be
particular to let no job leave his hands
that is not executed in a tasty, arts
tic and workmanlike manner. First
class work and prompt delivery at
the time promised will be his motto.
Now is the time to send in your lob
work.
The Boston Globe announces
that on November 5th the copartner-
ship heretofore existing between
Benjamin Harrison and William Ma
hone was dissolved. Yes, but not by
mutual consent; they were dealing
In stolen goods, and the real owners,
the Democratic party, took posses
sion of the branch house run by
Malone, they having proved by a
vote of the people that the property
was Democratic property In 1892
they will, by the same legal process,
take possession of the Washington
headquarters of the business, now
operated by Harrison on the same
plan as was the Virginia branch
While the election reports were
pouring in, telling to President Har
rison the, to him, horrible news OF
Republican losses and defeat in Vir
ginia, New York, Ohio and Iowa, he
was also receiving many private dis.
patches, such as this, "Your con.
founded Southern policy has ruined
u.s." and just about that time he was
not feeling overly large; in fact he
was very much depressed, and, as
though walking in a dream, he moved
over to a corner, where stood cabi
net containing relics of Grandpa Har