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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Notatki 1ezegrgfcs'ae.

- Wczoraj W, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wiktorya Privat, francuzka, przy-
byla pred pieciu tygodniami Eu-
ropy, zostafa tax strasznie poparzo-
ma wskutek eksploz vi nafty, ktorg
chcia}a rozpaliG ogien, ze natych-
miast zmarfa. MAJ jej, ratujac ME
szczesliws, odni6st tez smiertelneu-
szkedzenia.
--Okret "BelgraF Fia', kt6ry przy-
byi z 80 w4oskim il wychodzcami,
zostaf zatrzymany " kwarantannie,
jako przybywajacy z miejscowoscl'
dotknietych zarazliwa choroba.'
- W Faribatlt, MINI. George
Gilmore, paralityk, zastrzelif sie...
Paraliz uczynil mu zycie niemi}em.
W viroqua, Wis. J. NJ. Allen,
nauczyciel, kt6ry zabi} ucznia W szko-
lie W lutym r. b. skazany zostaf ma 5
lat wiezienia.
- w Reading, Pa. tfdm ch hciaf
lynchowae W nocy w4ocha Buccarl,
kt6ry zabil zakonniee W szpitalu; ale
zdofano 60 dose VIC zesnie usunac z
wiezienia powiatow ego.
w Dubuque, La. piorun pde-
rzy} W ska1e, u stok u kt6rej znajdu-
je sic dom Tomasza Smith. Czese
skaiy spadla ma don /, zgniot}a tako-.
wy i zabi}a pania Sln NTH.
w Cleveland, %. panuje strejk
ludzi, zatrudnionych ma tramwajach.
Polozenie bardzo gro ozne. =. Strejkie-
rzy napadH ma policye eskortujaca
wagony tramwajowe E nastapi1a gro
INA b6jka.>
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
WYPADEK W HUMBOLDT
PARKU.
Polacy uratowali 4:osoby.

By1o to wezoraj godz. Il popo-
fudniu W Humbolt Parku.
Jak zwykle, po stawie p}ywa}y
46dki, a W mich amatorowie wodnej
przejazdki.
W jednej tych }odzi byli PIP. St.
Popek, M. Barahski i Gustav Hass.
Dwaj pierwsi wios}owali, trzeci by1
sternikiem. -.
Nagle p. Popek zauwazy}, ze ME
daleko ma stawie przewr6ci}a sic
lodi, a obok uczepieni do }odzi trzej
ludzie dzieckiem wo}ali ratunek.
Nasi wioslarze pomkneli i'm czem-
predzej ma pomoc... I rzeczywiscie
DO ~kr6tkiej chwili zdo}ali wszyst-
kich uratowaG.
Nazwiska uratowanych So S. Rob
de Qat 23), j.. Keller lat 22) z g.
clio letnim bratem Feliksem i w.
Schultz Qat 93), wszyscy. Niemcy.
Ia dzielnos6 poswiecenie s}uszne
nalezy sic naszym rodakom uznanie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Telegramy Krajowe.
FA TALNY WY TPADEK KO-
LEJOWY.
9 os6b zabitych; oko}o 6o-ciu
rannly Oh.

HARRISBURG, Pa. "a czerwca. =
Straszny wypadek mia tu dzislaj
miejsce. d..
DIVA pociagi kolei pennsylwah-
sic re soba i zostafy caf-
kowicie rozbite.
DziewieG os6b pablo zabitych ma
miejscu; okofo e0ciu jest ciezko
rannych.
Mieisce rozbicia przedstawiaFo O.
kropny wldok. Wagony porozbi-
Jane, nat}oczone j edne ma drugie,
posr6d Mich trupy zabitych cia4a
rannych..
Pomimo szybkiej pomocy, up{y-
ne}o sporo ezasu, zanim wszyscy ra n
nj zostali umieszczen ii W szpitalu.
Zarazz; 20 rozbiciu zdarzy4 sic W y-
padek,. kt6ry rzuca bardzo brzydkie
swiatfo ma zamieszk aFych W Harr is
burgu Sfowak6w.
Otto dw6ch pom iedzy mich zna le-
ziono sr6d gruz6w, obdzierajacych
rabuj2cych niezywe ohary wypadki iu'
Zfoczyncy ci zostali uwiezieni. Og gd}
jest przeciw MIN gwaftownle OBJ U u
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Polacy W: Ameryce:
: FATALNY WYPADEK.

Z Al ALN w l ADIN.
: P1TTsBURG, Pa, "a czerwca. -
DIS okofo godziny sz6stej wieczo-
rem miaf miejsce fatality wypadek,
kt6rego ofiara pablo dwoje. polskich
dzieci. .>..... .
PAM Wolfowska, polka zamiesz-
kaia ma poludniowej stronie miasta,
wyszfa ma chwile ma dwor, a W ku-
chni pozostawifa dwoje mafych die:
ci, jedno 7-letnie, drugie 1o-letnie.
Dzieci podczas n1eobecnosci matki
wziefy naczynie z nafta i wyla}y js
W ogieh. Ma sic rozumiee nastapifa
eksplozya, wskutek kt6rej dzieci 20
stafy tax strasznie poparzone, ze Ia
da chwila umrs. ...
Matka, kt6ra ma krzykdzieci przy-
bieg}a je ratowac, odnios8a takze po-
wazne uszkodzenia. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Wiadomosci Miejskie.
.FATALNY WYPADEK
W TUNELU MA LA SALE UL.:
Czterech ludzi eiezko rannych.

Fatalny wypadek mia} miejsce
wczoraj okofo wpd1 do .6smej VIE
czorem W tunelu ma La Sale ul.
Pociag zfozony trzech wagon6w
wskutek niedbalstwa sfuzby, bedac
W tunelu, wyskoczy} z SYN ciezko
poranif osoby z liczby pasazerow
umieszczonych ma jego stopniach..
Na1ciezej rannym jest W'lha"'
b. Peters zam p. n. 296 ma Rush,
kt6ry ma zfamana prawa noge' leWe
ramie, plecy szyje pekaleczone, a
nadto ciezkie uszkodzenia wewnstrz-
ne. Jest tax niebezpiecznie poranlo-
ny, re lada chwila skona.
.R6wne ciezkie, ale jednak ME
smiertelne rany odniesli J. P. Ro-
berts, L. Staterberg pewien cz}o-
wick niewiadomego nazwiska.
Rany, jake odniesli pochodza Cd
strasznego uderzenia sciane tunelu.
Winni niedbalstwa gripman i kon-
duktor beda odpowiadali przed So
dem.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
ROK L.
WOTATRI O .POLAKACH
WAIVER " fE.

W Detroit Stanisfaw Brzuska,
kt6ry ma W starym kraj ju zone tro-
| je dzieci, ozenif sic p owt6rnie -
wsadzono 60 "a to do k pzy. !
+ W New Yorku poWiesif sic ma
szynista Walenty Kubc Yak. Powo
dem samobojstwa by}a. >. nedza.
| Jan Dalinski, zam. W New Yor-
ku, skazany zostaF ma 6 mics. vic
zienia "a pobicie wfasnej zony.
W Detroit, Mich, polka Will
cihska zapfacifa W sadzi e $40 kary
"a oszczerstwo, rzucon& ma druga
polke.
W Philadelphia, Pa e, biskup u
sunaf proboszcza niedaW no za}ozonej
polskiej parafii ks. Baranskiego.
Parafanie zbieraja podPisy z prosba
o przywr6cenie proboszf ga.
W Baltimore, Md, oh. Felix's
Brzoskowski otworzyf p Hierwszy pol
ski hotel, po}aczony z estauracya /
salonem.
W New Yorku polk a Tokarska
opusci}a meza ukradfa mu $3.50
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Telegramy z Europy.
ZNOW AWANTURA W IRLAN-
DYI.
Sto trzydziesci os6b odnios}o uszko-
dzenia.

DUBLIN, 24go czerwca. - .Znow
krwawa awantura przedwyborcza,
tym razem W Limerick.
Mai sic tam odbye mityng anti
parnelist6w, pod przewodnictwem p.
A. O'Keefe, czionka parlamentu;
gdy jednak zebrani chcieli wejsc do
hall, znalezli pred MIA setki parne-
list6w.
Odrazu przyszio do b6jki. Drzwi
..od hall zosta4y rozbite ma kawafki,
a drzewo mich pos}uzy}o "a bron.
Walczono takze krzes}ami. Szest-
dziesieciu konstabl6w, bedacych ma
sluzbie przy hall, napr6zno chcialo
przeszkodzic bojce. Sami zostali
oni pobici pokaleczeni. W walce
bra} udziaf t}um, z1ozony jakich
5000 ludzi. >
Dopiero przybycie $50 nowych
policeman6w zakohczy}o bitwe.
Uderzyli oni ma t}um z trzech
.stron i bez litosci bill palkami 49,.
Po rozpedzeniu W ten spos6b wal
.czacych, odbyf sic dopiero W ogra-
niczonem k6}ku mityng.
Sto trzydzieSci os6b odniosfo W
tel dzikiej awanturze lzejsze lub cie
,zkie uszkodzenia. -. Szczesciem,
ran smiertelnych niema.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
KSIAZECY SKANDAL.

LoNDYN, "a czerwca. - Ksiezni-
czka Marya Edymburgsya, narzeczo-
ma nastepcy tronu Rumunii, otrzy-
maKa W tych dniach ciekawy prezen-
elk. Jest to paczka list6w milo
snych, kt6re jeszcze pred rokiem
obecny jej narzeczony, pisa} do swej
ukochanej panpy Vacarescu, danny
dworu kr6lowej rumuhskiej. Fakt
ten wywofaf ma divorce angielskim
ogromne zgorszenie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Drobne Wiado1aoSci.,

*:Jutro o godz: Sci po po1udniu
odbedzie sic uroczystosc posWiecenia
kamienia wegielnego pod: nows
szko}ef; wpar:s sw::- Wojciechas przy
rogu'l 7eji Paulina auE. :, ..
*%sIysze1ismy, il ma Bridgeporcie
maabyye za}ozona&przez spoke polsks
fabryka wyrob6w sdrdcianycht
*'sWszystkim polakom polecamy
skiad towar6w fokeiowych panaA s.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
PORUCZNIK V. LUCIUS SKA
ZANY.

FRANKFURT, "a czerwca. - ga
zety mogunckie donosza, re poru-
cznik Won Lucius z l pu4ku hesskich
huzar6w skazany zosta} dis ma 3
miesiace wiezienia "a swe skandali-
czne postepowanie W pewnym ogr6-
dku piwnym. Zajscie to jest znane.
Lucius wyjal szable napada} ma
rome osoby "a to, re ME chciafy go
salutowaG skakac przez jego noge.
Trzymiesieczne wiezienie kara "a to
zbyt maia!. -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
CES. WILHELM Nj E MOZE'
WYTRzYMAC Ma MIEJsCU.
Dwie wizyty do Anglii.

LoNDYN, 25 czerwca. - Urzedo+
wnie otrzymano tu vi iadomos6, ze
cesarz Wilhelm az dwu ukrotnie W r.
b. wiedzi Anglie. N ajpierw wy
jedzie do Londynu d. 81 b. M, ably
bye tam obecnym podcz as wybor6w,
a powt 6rnie uda sic A nglii W sier:;
pniu n 3 wyscigi W Cove s.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
sPADEKs PO S.. P. KS.
~ CHOWANCU.

BALTIMORE, % czerWeaa ~ Ma
sa spadkowa po 'zmar}ym tutaj s.:p.'
ks.,Piotrze Chowahcu wynosi$4a2O.
Jest deponowana " banku Metropo-
litan.~- Administratorami spadku 70
stall przez sad mianowani: Peter J.
Campbell j siostra zmar}ego prob.
Franciszka Pieczkiewicz.. Kaucye
W wysokosci 5000 dolar6w> 'postawi-
lob. .W}adysfaw'' Welzant i Piotr
Toczkowski.' Testament sporzsdzo-
ny>jest w'polskim jezyku::
*''Telegraf" ma prasodsiaoe tele-
granny. 49,. J..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
Ostatnie Tele egramy.
TRzEsIENIE zIEMI WE WHO
SZECH.

RzYM, rs Czerwca. = W czora]
miafo tu. miejsce W q kolicy kilkaa
dose gwa}townych wstrz esnien ziemi-
Najsilnieise by}o W G vita vechiaF
szkoda W budynkac b niewielka.
Zludzi Mkt zycia ME qtraci}. Lecz
mieszkahcy SO ogromni9 przerazeni.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25

Wiele drew zostalo po}amanych i
wyrwanych ma ulicach i W Thier-
garten. Donosza o wypadkach lu-
dzmi. Komunikacye telegrafczne SO
przerwa1e. Okreta W portach Ham
burg i Bremen ucierpia}y takze VIE
lie! -.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
T. POsMIERTNYCH POEZYI BOHDA
NAZALESKIEGO.
PoLsCE.

PoLsCE.
Polsko! Oiczyzno droga "a! Jam po twym
pogrzebie
Narodzony to nigdy ME widziaIem Gle
bie!...
Pamietam ieno, iako przez sen, kir zaloby,
Tlum smetny - jakies grozne' to blade
osoby,
Kiedy naok6l mi mad Toba p}akali;
Jam dziecko ME m6gl 'pojae: czemu-m
! sr6d Moskali? ?
Lecz W miare, jak sic dziecku rozwldnla-
low duszy,
GwaH cierpialy nieznos osny oczy me uszy;
Tak'wstretns byly dla mnie wrogew iva.
RE, NOVA
Jak Ukrzyzowanemu gapka tam octo"aH
e Prenumerata ma TELEGRAF wy
nosi: rocznie $500; nap6lroku $3.50,
ma kwarta1 75et., ma mieslae 25c.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
HOTEL 81 PH ONAk.
Szesciu gosci spalifo sic zywcen

SAN Francisco, "a czerWca. -
DIS wieczorem spalif sic wielki ho-
tel W Sanget. z liczby gosci ofars
pfomieni siafo sic 81 csc os6b. Spfo-
nefy zywcem. Znaczna liczba ze
sfuzby hotelowej, a takze z poSrod
gosci odnios4a .ciezkie uszkodzenia's
Dalszych szczeg6}6w brak.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
CHINY. SIZE .ZBROJA.

HAMBURG, "a jczerwca: - Rad
chinski zamowif niedawno 10000
karabin6w Mausera i $50 tom kar.
taczy@ Obecnie obstalunek zosta} Wy.
konany,i wyprawiony do Chin,
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
.PRZYBYkY" OKRETAt

Do New YoRKU: ''Germanic" Liver
poolu, "Edam' Rotterdamu, "Hek1a"
Kopenhagi; "Ks. Bismarck" Hambur-
ga.
Do ScILDY: "Westernland" z New Yors
ku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
HIIRAGAN W NIEMCZECH..

BERLIN, "a 'cserwca. - Wielkie
szkodJ yzrzadgH dis W. ca4ych. p633
nocnveh} Niemczech gwa}towny> hu'
ragan. szczeg6lniej ucierpiaf Berlin.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
w szKoLE.

Nauczyciel do ucznia;
t.. -Jak sic pisze sygn al?
Uczeo tryumfujaco
- Acha.,. Prosze pan a nauczyclet
la. Sygnaf sic ME pisz e tylko. ....
trabi.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
W. ssDz1E.'

- Obwiniony! Jestes oskarzony
kradziez wfamaniem. Jak.two-
je nazwisko?
- Otto m6j.... billet wizytowy,
panic sedzio!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
MAJ 1 IONA. |.

- ia taxi szczesliwy, TAXI szcze
sliwy - re got6w byEb bym umrze8
ma twoich rekach!. .....
Go ty wygadujeF Fz! BOZ sic
Boga! przeciez jeszcze nigdzie ME
jestes zapisany do posm iertnego!...
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
FAKsZYWA POG GKOsXA.

PARYz, 25 czerwca. - r RozeszfA
sic tu dis po miescie pogfo ska, z p
anarchisci zamierzaja wyrz zucic v.
powietrze wieze Eiffel.
Wiesc wywofa}a wiel XII popfoch v
miescie.
Opowiadano sobie; zcafa wlezh;
jest 'podminowana i lad IA chwila wy
leci W powietrze.
T}umy biegfy mad Sc 'kwane, azeby
sic przekona6, cz y to pr awda. !
Nawet policya costa ia zaalarmo
wana - i udata SIG ma miejsf BE-, abE
rzecz sprawdzie. -
Tu pokaza}o sic, ze r pog}os ka byfR
zupe}nie bezpodstawna i ze wlezy
ME 'grozi mic. Przy w iezy pozost; /.
wiono jednak straze.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25
KOMUS!.

O honorze, uczciwoSci
Mech ME mowi te n,
Komu honor byl i bed 2ie
Humbug.. . tart. sen.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-06-25

seTelegraf'' dale dz zis wiadomc- + !
Sci i telegramy, ktore n "a armgs l@p
uzeci dsieat .dopiero uk Azuja sig W
t. z. niby dziennikach. !
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
A Tin to Inventors.

There is good opening for an invent
i've American mechanician to construct
signal gong or telegraph for communi-
eating between the engine room and
deck, also for transmitting steering and
lookout signals, alarm gongs, etc. 1t
appears to us that an English firm main
tains close monopoly on these special
ties just now. and the field is somewhat
noticeable on account Of no American
instruments or system being on the
market. This is not as it should be, nor
do we believe but that moro perfect,
durable and efficient mechanism might
be devised by an American who would
tura his attention to this special feature
of steamers outfit. and it is a foregone
conclusion that large patronage awaits
the inventor thereof. Marine Record.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
WHO rs He?

The Tampa Tribune took the
Times. Union to task for one of it's
fiannel.mouthed editorials, and the
Times-Union explains what it did
say as follows
The Times Union article in ques ion con-
tanned the f,llowing with reference 10 "a
little co,e-ie of nlticiaI and small rail-
road smagnstes'
aIn every sect on # the.state his bench
men are moving heaven and earth 10 SECURE
the nomination for governor ut man who
can be controlled by this little coterie-who
would deliver himself over to It, soul ard
body. in return for the honor ~ OF pom'-
nation at its hands. They have c0ncen-
fraied their efforts upon an Individual who
a their opinion will fill the bill, and it is
their boosted purpose TO place him in the
aubernaiorial chair despite The protests OF
The people"
There 10 TO. the slIgi at ref renee In
ibis paragraph to JUDI . Henry L. Mitchell,
log does any other portion Of the article
contain any allusioD to him. The Tribune
9Lssa '. ~ bad case of 'Mitcl ell-on-the-
f,kn,n,' and It is IL juriDg III noble gen
llsmsn's chances OF y little.
Yhere are bali a dozen aspirants for the
lrbernatorisl nomination. and there 70
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14

The counties will select their dele.
gates in any manner as may be con
sidered best by the people acting throug
the usual party organizations. And it Is
recommended that the conventions IN
each county meet for this purpose at the
court house OF other usual place OF meet
ing, on Saturday, May 81.
Arrangements are being made 0y COM
mittees appointed for such purpose, %
secure reduced rates of travel to ana
from the convention, and this committee
will give the county committees cue
notice Of such results at an early day
County Organizations and delegsees
are notified that this committee will mees
at Tampa al p. m May 81, to receive
Gre entails and issue tickets Of admission
to delega es.
By order of the committee,
JAS P. TALIAFERRO, Chm'
Attest: L. B. HONEYWELL Secy.
The chairman and secretary OF couns!
conventions will confer favor upon ~.
stare committee by sending written y
printed proceedings of their respecs..e
conventions held for the purpose OF no ,.as
mating dc legates to The stat" 'nVen'lO'.
to L. B. WuMBwELL, Secretary,
Tallahassee.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
Another Voice for RawIs.

To the Editor Of the FLoRIDIAN
see the names of several gentlemen of
the county mentioned as suitable candi-
dates for membership in the next legisla-
ture, one OF whom is Mr. w. A Rawls. 1t
is upon the candidacy of Mr.. Rawls that l
ask the privilege to present some views l
am not as we'll acquainted with him as
am with either of the other gentlemen,
and as have no preference of personal
nature, will only discuss his merits in re-
lation to the public service.
l would deem the election Of Mr.. Rawls
10 the legislature as very fortunate for Leon
county. consider him not only a repre-
sentati' Q citizen OF Leon county but a rep
resentatlve man OF the period. My OBJ
servation Of him has been that be is u man
who keeps well informed on public mat
ters, and is therefore we'll acquainted with
men and measures. He forms his opinion 6
upon intelligent investigation and has the
manhood and courage to advance them.
To state it succincly: He stands for
something. Am proud of the past OF Old
Leon, and hopeful of the future, and would
ke 10 have our legislators stand abreast
OF the foremost in the balls OF our law-g "
ers.
The policy in some places of taking up
as compromise some fossil of antiquity or
modern nonenti,y, because he knows moth
ing AMI represents nothing. ia the cause OF
The degeneracy of our legislatures. Our
public interests are the same. Give ia an
intelligent, bold and fearless represen alive
give US Rawls. NON.PARTisAN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
CHATS ABOUT MEN.

Representative Turner, Of Georgia, is
said 20 be the ablest, and Allen, Of Miss
issippi, is called the wittiest member Of
congress.
Senator Henderson, president pro tenn
of the senate, has been presented with q
gavel made Of woods grown upon the
many battlefelds in which he took part.
James Jeffrey Roche, who succeeded
the late John Boyle O'Reilly as the
editor of The Pilot, Is taking Irishman
with rich brogue, keen wit and de-
ightful smile.
The coming giant is an eighteen-year-
old boy named Myron Jilson, who lives
at Nottingham, VT. He is 6 feet 10
inches in height, weighs 200 pounds and
is still growing.
The archbishop Of Canterbury has not
for thirty years allowed any mail to be
delivered at his country residence ON
Sunday. and he scrupulously avoids
reading any letters on that day.
Richard Wagner's son Siegfried, now
a young man Of twenty-one. is said to
resemble the composer in appearance
not little. His mother is training him
to manage the Baireuth interests when
she is gone.
Tennessee has six surviving ex-gov
ernors, and they all reside within the
borders of the state. The Oldest of them
all is Senator Isham G. Harris, who has
been in politics longer than any other
man in the state.
DR.. Edward Everett Hale has in his
library in Boston a series of large
baskets, filed with pamphlets, suspend
ed from the ceiling in such a way that
they can be readily lowered and put
back by means Of lines and pulleys.
The distinguished Frenchman Ribot,
whose career in politics has recently
been phenomenally brilliant, credits
much of his success to the ambition and
encouragement Of his wife, who was
formerly Miss Burch. the daughter of a
Chicago banker.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14

The Tlmes-Union does not really
believe that Judge Henry L. Mitchell
would wear the F. G. & p. collar, or
the collar of any corporation or
faction. The secret Of its violent
opposition to his candidacy for the
Office of governor of Florida is that
thew know him TO be too manly a
man to wear the Stockton collar. In
other words, he would not be "a
Governor in accord with us"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
A RumOr COntradicted.

To the Editor of the FLoRID1AN
1t is currently reported that certain
persons for the purpose of injuring the
prospects of Mr.. John W. Nash as can
didate for the Office of sheriff of Leon
county, have said that he is physically
not able to perform the duties of a sheriff
and that he is otherwise not capable of
making good and efficient sheriff. Now,
to a large majority of the people Of Leon
county, there is no need of denial of
these trumped up objections to man
who is so we'll known far and wide for
his noble qualities of head and heart, as
we'll as for his indomitable energy and
hard working habits. A man of liberal
education and superior business qualiica-
tons, with keen sense of right and
wrong, a spotless record, and whose gen.
crosby is only exceeded by his bravery
and man'iness. Objections must be hard
indeed to find when such lame and
groundless assertions are made against a
man whose life and deeds will bear the
closest scrutiny and whose physical man
hood is not excelled by any With this
knowledge of their preferred champion
the friends and supporters of Mr.. Nash
will scorn to use any unfair means to dis
parage the chances of his opponents for
Office ONE Who KNOWS.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
Call for q State Democrats g.
VentlOn

Call for a State Democratic "a.
The democratic party of the stats =,
Florida will hold a state convention :,
Tampa, on Wednesday, June l, at 12T
for the following purposes:
To choose delegates to represent IL.
State in the National Democrats Con.
vention, to be held in Chicago, June 81
1892.
To nominate candidates for the o6,.
of governor, one justice of the supreme
court, a secretary of the state, attospey.
general, comptroller, treasurer, snpern-
Jendent of public instruction, CON.
missioner of agriculture and four pres.
dental electors and alteruates Tired. b
be voted for at the next regular SAL
election and to transact such other bus.
ness as may come before the cOnveDtjon
The different counties in the state vll
send delegates to the convention upea
the following basis:
One delegate for each hundred votes
cast in each county for the candidate On
the state ticket that received the highest
number of votes at the general election
vi 1000. duu OuO duulLIOIldI FOCc IOr Tue
fraction in excess thereof when II
amounts to fifty or more. But ifanl
county increased it's vote at the general
election of 1890, it shall have the benefit
of such increase Ea~h county shall be
ent tied TO one delegate.
In counties where the democratic vote
of 1888 was reduced below the vote d
1884 by reason of prevalence of yellOz
fever. such counties are authorized Il
also certify to said convention such fact
and may in addition to its repEesentstiol
herein authorized, select and certify 4
the conven ion such additional delegst
on a basis of the vo OF 1884, fortt
action Of The convention.
The counties under this rule win h
entitled to representation as follows:
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay street, Sharps-
burg, Pa., says he will not be. without DR..
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. that it cured his wife
who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack of Ia grippe, when vari-
GUS other remedies and several physicians
had done her no good Robert Ba, Der of
Cooksport. Pa, claims Dr. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything he ever used for lung trouble.
Nothing like it Try it. Free trial bot
ties at NJ. Lively's drug store. Large
bottles 80 ems and 81.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14

moro than one coterie with political ambi-
lions.
AS will be seen from the forego-
ing, the Times. Union itself declares
that there was not the slightest ref
erence in its editorial to Judge
Henry L. Mitchell. It also admits
that he is a noble gentleman. Then
who is the gubernatorial candidate
who would deliver himself over to
IT, soul and body, in return for the
honor (?) of a nomination at its
hands ?" The other gubernatorial
candidates are Hon. Jefferson B.
Browne, Hon. John L. Crawford, Hon.
John L. Gaskins and Judge E. j.
Vann. Does the Times Union mean
either of these gentlemen?
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1892-05-14
Call for County Convention.

By order of the executive commi''ee
the democratic voters of Leon cOun''
will assemble at their resptc i've poil'ns
places on Thursday, May 10, 1859, s.-
elect delegates by ballot to represent 'n'A
respective precincts at the convenslon :
be held at Tallahassee on Saturday '@'
21st. 1892, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TOT W.
purpose of electing delegates t" repae ;onal
this county at the State and congreS a.bsr
conventions, and transact sucn O'1S'
business as may come before it. ,ha
The apportionment of delegates i0i W