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 4 ._ ._ THE F R D.si .AR, THURSDAY l, MAR. 15, 18SS. __ _



 THE FLORIDA STAR. I scene- to look eastward down the long avenue i Immigration Call. 1 ANOTHER EXPEDITION TO START f AN--ALLEGED--MIRACLE.A --- --

 fringed with tropical trees, and view The citizens of Brevard county are requested FOR THE REGION OF ICE.

 PUBLISUED EVERY- THURSDAY.. the river, bathed in sunlight, in the dis- to meet at Hill's Hall, Cocoa, 'I Comraiv.lon Appointed Investigate.by the }'o... ta

 ELLIS B. WAGER Editor and Miste tance. We met several of our prominent' Fla.at 10 o'clock Wednesday, March i They Cummins Will Start Summer From-If the Scandinavia Expedition the Ii I, ST. Loris Ma, March: .-This wee-
 citizens, who were there for the Vicar General Brady and Fathers Zei'fer

 81.: O per Annum. of inspection, and there were many expressions 21st, for the purpose of taking such stepsas t Successful Much Valuable Scientific In- | Vandersanden. May and Coffey will sit as a"

 of delight and surprise at the are necessary to raise funds, to be paid formation Will lie Gathered. I II ?ommission, by authority of the pope, to m-
 into the
 Entered at the POll Office at Titutville at NEW YORK, March to.-An Arctic expedition quire authenticity of a suppn ,j
 Second-Clots Matter. eight,. few of our new settlers being I Ia"'are into the treasury of the State Immigration -I I which has thus far not attracted much I niracle, with a view to the canonization of

 of the existence of such rich land I Madam Rant of Pans, as: a saint ui
 (Executive Committee,) Association, attention, although it may possibly produce I Crtholic chunh.jlevenyearold In N :: the
 24 Cu.Bakewell
 Inch In
 \ Is
 SQUARE one space; squares vicinity th.
 and in the immediate -
 tropical scenery I! valuable scientific results is to
 some going
 make a column. for the purpose sending agent to the : : daughter of JudBstewe ,
 :
 advertising rates enquire of the Editor of Titusville This property has start fron Scandinavia this coming summer. I af the court of appeals was lnjtacitlou

 always enclosing atwo cent stamp. been cut up into five acre lots, whichare States, North and West, with printed The interior of Greenland is almost un- I I ,lured it iv claimed, of a chronic case of hip ly

 THE STAR is the OFFICIAL newspaperfor held at very reasonable figures. In addition matter, provided by said Executive Com- 'known. As far as the expl<,.'"eN have ,I ji of dnnn Iknown as Madame coxnlqia, by laying a pie
 hitherto been able I horn by: Beret in her
 i to penetrate it has been lit,
 Brevard county.THIS to the work already done, the own mittee, for distribution among the thrif- I :on the diseased limb, and offering
 I j found covered with ice and snow, although I prtjer*

 s PAPER maybe w me at epe : ers propos to cut a good ditch between ty, practical citizens of the less favored ; <Count Nordenskjold believes that in the unexplored I for iwoko the next recovery of the child. The child

 Adv Tt1 tngRnreau(103prnceSt.P. '.whp .ft(1Yf'rilclnjJwntra.cta New 1 i eacH five acres. Each lot has a frontageof sections of country than our Florida. I i interior there is a part of the I.: though two or morning the best wholly doctors of restored St. al
 may Le made for It 1 Y lW EW YORK.The back !1 free from ice and Whether I II lows
 ----- -- ------ 330 feet on the avenue and 'runs All that is necessary to fill up our vacant country snow. I i had pronounced her incurable. The child blOW
 Star has the Largest circulationof 660. The opening of this land and l this be true will probably be ascertained by Mrs. 0. Monroe, of DeSotoI0
 any paper on the East coast of Fla. up ; lands that are of good quality for i t ,this expedition, which is expected to give to I I and has been in 1 effect health since. Maiame

 -- -r its sale in small parcels, offers an opportunity making desirable homes, is to inform i the scientific world much valuable information I Baret wa the founder of the Sacred

 'A New Era. for our business men to secure and impress upon the mind of practical II in geology, botany, zoology; and meteo I I I Heart in Pari and dial i some twenty odd
 land within walking ( I I fears ago.
 rich suitable for groves _
 time in her history has Titus- men the many advantages of our Flor- rology.
 At
 no
 distance of town, and so easy of access ida in of climate of Among efforts that have before been made I Explosion in a l'artrldgeat'torr..
 point productions
 yule and her future seemed foIO full of BRIDGEPORT, Conn., March ..
 that they can give it their personal: to explore the interior of Greenland may be -An explosion -
 good promise as at present During the :soil: schools, churches, superior society, 5 mentioned the two expeditions of Count I with fatal results occurred this morning -
 supervision at frequent intervals with formed from well-to-do and well-in-1! ; j t at th works of tho Union Metallic Cartridge
 have in
 month several new enterprises Nordenskjold 187 and 1883, and those of 
 past very little loss of time or neglect of busi- the j company, in this city. The accident
 launched which will be effective formed people, who have selected Flor- Americans, Hayes and Perry, in 1S50
 bern very xvurred in a small building
 for
 This will have far- and 1$7 his mixingulminate.
 ness. enterprise a homes respectively. Nordenskjold on
 ida for their
 on account. of the [ The
 the building
 in was blown
 promoting permanent pros- last expedition was accompanied by two to
 perity of our town, and .. Attracting reaching effect upon the future of Titus- many advantages over other States, and Finlanders, with their skis, a kind of snow- items, and Henry Becker its only occupant

 share of those who are ville. The practical demonstration which to herald to the world that Florida is the shoe variety similar to the American toboggan it the time, was hurled into the air and f.Ili
 this point a good these gentlemen have given us of what about three yards long and four or five shapeless m several feet away. Becker
 the States in "great out-door sanitarium of America. had been employed by the
 throughout
 prospecting inches broad. When the rest of the expedi- company several
 be done in the of
 can opening
 search for homes. way up Surgeon-General Hammond reports the tion was unable to, penetrate any further years, his duty being to carry the fulminate
 the famous Turnbull Hammock at a from the mixing: room to the priming
 these room.
 their
 skis left the
 Laps and
 on
 The ice is now completed, and death rate of Illinois as 1 to 479 party,
 factory
 persons; He was thirty-five of and
 slight expense will not be lost, and we in fifty-seven hours they advanced about years age leaven a
 begins to manufacture its product this predict that the work so well begnn will that of Florida 1 to 1,446 persons. Sur- double the distance that had been covered by widow and one child. The cause of the explosion 

 week. Thisls aniDstit'ution much neededin geon-General Lawson, upon this subject, the expedition in twenty-seven days. is unknown.
 be taken others and this.fine: bodyof
 by
 thiskc oDund.ViJlgi a new,,impe- up writes thus: "Indeed, the statistics in Altogether; they penetrated lib miles from Million* Involved.CoLrxuIA .
 fertile .land will be made acces\ble\ to the
 border of the glacier about half the dis-
 S. C. March
 7.-It
 to our already thriving-fish' industry the Bureau demonstrate the fact that has been
 tus
* and become the substantial support of tance. The present expedition is going to beheaded the custom for years to build railroad' in
 and afford an opportunity to ship cheaplyto I the diseases' which result from malaria by a young Norwegian scientist. Mr. South Carolina almost
 Titusville. The project of a good road entirely by county
 distant points and create new marketsin I are of a much milder type in the Peninsula Trith, of Namen, a present conservator of and township subscriptions. Many huaIreds -
 through the hammock as far as the county the museum of Bergen, Norway. Mr. Nan-
 .
 this line. The main obstacle in developing I of Florida than in any other Statein of thousands of dollars of township
 line should be taken up at once, and sen is an expert skilober and an able scienti bonds hive Teen issued under this system.
 this business to greater proportions the Union. In remittent fever cases t. He will associate with himself three or rue majority of these! bonds held
 effort it im- are outside
 no spared to through
 heretofore has been the high cost of obtaining carry among the troops serving in the United four of the best skilobers he can get, and ")f the state, many ia New York. JuJoN
 mediately. If this important work were among those selected are one or two of those .
 ice on account of having to purchase States Army, there is 1 death to 30 in Norwegian soldiers who last fall visitedAmerica >rton, of the circuit court, has just Jt.'CH"jtl
 completed, we predict that many home- at MicU trails are unconstitutional, aiu
 at a distance and pay high rates seekers who at present go southward the Northern Division, 1 to T>4 in the to participate in the Chicago show :hat the tav :o pay the interest are illegal

 for transportation. It is hoped that those Southern ; 1 to 122 in California, 1 to encampment. tad cannot he 'ol1t'f.tc.l. The qui-tion W iiiIH t
 would, if the advantages of this location While all the other .
 gentlemen who have been so enterprisingas 73 in Texas, while in Florid-i it i is but expeditions have started ";u i'if i t > the state sapr.lns court :aiitltj
 were placed before them, remain with us. from the Danish colonies on the west side of .Joutltlt the Unittil States*su1>reme..olrt.
 to erect their factory here may meet 1 to 278. In short, it may be asserted Greenland, Mr. Nansen's intention is to start
 We predict that before another
 with such encouragement as they deserve year without fear of refutation ,that Floridapossesses ; from the east side from some place in the An Iowa Collision.
d+ rolls round, a hundred new families neighborhood of Cape Dan, about t>6 degrees
 MARSHALLTOWX Iowa
 much March 8.-A serfS -
 and that a a more agreeable and
: they may reap* .proper. would gain a"l livelihood between here north latitude, where he expects to get :> collision between a wild freight and a
 return for their ifiv stmeht. healthful climate than any other Stateor ashore from some Norwegian sealer. He
 and Aurantia, and do their trading at regular freight train, on the Iowa Central
 A marine railway! ,,capable of handling Territory in the Union." ,The, blending thinks the expedition in that way, will be railroad took place early yesterday morning
 TitusvilJe and that number couldbe
 ; forced to fulfill its
 once
 learners tile 'size of thb Rockledge, or of the tropical climate of South Florida journey, as there will about two miles north of Hampton. The
 secured, their success and satisfaction : hardly be a possibility of returning, the only engineers and firemen of both engine*
 is assured fact and we are informed with the rich, responsive sand-loam population on the east side
 larger, an in their news home would be such being some Esqui jumped, and were but slightly injured. Two
 negotiations are already on foot soil, upon which almost: allan l every maux, whose village are anything but brakeman named Ferguson and Williams
 as to insure, in the next few to the abodes.
i years charming Another advantage of
 of the plant. of value can be -cereals were seriously injured, and both will pi ol*
 the crop
 for purcha necessary groun ,
 business, men of Titusville, the, trade of his arrangement is that he will not then need liiv die. Both engines and seventeen cuwere U
 This is an Icnterpmo'that will be an immediate well oand grave, vines and root crops: to-wit : Irish to cross the continental glacier more than badly wrecia.lussia's .
 as as populous a neighborhood -
 benefit to the town, and keep i and sweet potatoes, cabbage, eggplants g- once, while the former expeditions, in case of
 could be found in the
 as anywhere success, would have had to return the same
 much money here that has formerly been beans tomatoes, celery, etc.-for they had advanced. National II>'inn.
 Stnte."e the way
 cannot too strongly
 urge
 The Russian '
 national anthem -God
 paid out for labor el.-e\\here. The repairs importance of the construction at once the Northern markets in the early spring, The whole distance from coast to coast is Protect the Czar," was first performedat ,

 made on the steamer Kockledse last sum- of a 'good county road northward fromTitusville enables us to realize from $100 to $3UO explorers about four advance hundred twelve miles,to and fifteen supposing miles the the Grand theatre, Moscow, in December 

 mer cost! the owners something over a per acre, net profit. a 1833. Previous to this there had
 as far as the county line. As day a very small run for a skilober-about
 thousand dpllars. With the fleet of steamers we said at the outset of this article, the The real staple crop of South Florida thirty days will be needed for crossing. been no national hymn in Russia, and
 the contented themselves
 \0iich ply Indian River, consists of They will take with them necessary czars usually
 now upon citrus fruit provisions
 ]lemons
 *
 outlook oranges, "
 than ,
 vas never more promising for about two mouths, and these, with "God Save tho King. -Detroit
 several thousand dollars are spent annu- at present=: and its our belief that the limes, etc. In many instances oranges together with the necessary scientific instru- Free Press.

 ally for repairs, all of which can be kept entire State, especially the Indian River bring from $:)00 to 81000 per acre, and, ments, change of clothes, sleeping bags, andso ,

 here if the projectors of this new enter- in some instances $tOOO forth, they will hive to draw on sleds and Paris Gloomy Apartment
 country, and particularly Titusville, is : over net profit, toboggan '
 Ic has
 been ascertained that, free as
 prise carry their plans into execution? on the eve of a new era of unprecedented: per acre. Mr. G. S. Hardee fertilized his The necessary financial support will be light and air are, there are over 27,000

 The erection of a new and commodious prosperity. grove by penning 200 head of cattle on given the explorers by Mr. Gamel, a coffee families in the city of Paris inhabiting

 hotel upon the magnificent lot in the - ,- it for a few weeks. He has three acres, merchant of Conenhagea apartments having no other openings

 rear of the present Titus House is no A Floating Hotel. from which numbers of his boarders will Americans Attacked Abroad. than a door, and that at least CO.OO

 longer a question. ,A large portion of the By the enterprise of the Jacksonville, testify, he i is gathering from 12 to 15 LONDON, :March Dispatches from Tangier celhus.-families-in the city Herald.of London reside iaChicago

 lumber is already on the ground, and boxes of state that Moorish officials at that place
 Tampa and Key West Railway visitorsare oranges per tree, which will recently attacked the house of a protege of ---

 Mr. Hutchinson intends to have the now enabled to find palatial quartersat pay him $3: per box net. Ile expects to the American consul The man made his XOTICE.

 structure complete for the beginning of Lake Worth, on the lower Indian River net $7000 from the three acres. There escape and fled from the town but his familywere All having claims against! the
 will be three violently hustled off to prison and their persons
 next season. The building as that company have placed at Jupiter are just as good orange lands on the In- property confiscated. An American frigateis estate of Phineas D. \Vesxon, late of said

 stories high and have sixty room It Inlet the large steamer Chattahoochee, dian River, that can be bought at $50 to expected to arrive at Tangier to reclaimthe Brevard county, Florida, decceosed, are

 will command a fine ,'ieof the river, 'formerly plying on the St. Johns River, $100 per acre, from which there can be property and exact reparation. I hereby notified to present them properly
 authenticated the Hon. Minor S.Jones,
 to
 its share ol
 attract !
 and will certainly to serve as a floating hotel. Tourists and vegetables raised in among! the young Defalcation Concealed for Three Yean. I County Judge of said county, or to the

 tourists, and be a great benefit to the sportsmen will find this a great accommo- trees that will pay $100 to $250 an acre HARRISBURG, Pa., :Mrach 7.-It has been undersigned, and all persons owing said

 town and help to fill a long-felt want. dation, as hitherto this beautiful region, for several years. Bearing, paying groves discovered Treasurer Longnecker that during from the term of County : estate are required to make immediate
 ItS
 to
 We need, however, a much larger house, by some considered the prettiest portionof arc established in seven to eight years.We there was a defalcation in his office amounting 1&s5.- :. payment to the undersigned, or this notice

 and hope that the venture of Mr. "Hutch- the Indian River section, has sufferedfor have transportation by railway to $17XX). His successor, E. J. Jones, will be pleaded AGNES in: bar.M. \Vrsssos,

 such a success as to inspire carried a shortage through his term endingon
 inson may prove who want of proper hotel facilities. from Jacksonville to Titusville, and by January 1st, last, when George Grove 47-St Executrix.

 some of the many capitalists The Hotel Chattahoochee i is able to accommodate -: steamboat to Rockledge. Unfortunately, became county treasurer and the truth came

 visit our lovely river to erect a hotel that one hundred guests, has large I the officers of transportation companiesdo i out. Longnecker called upon his bondsmenwho Iii Circuit Court of the Sercnth Judicial .
 will eclipse anything of the kind in this paid the money. The affair has created
 investmentould and commodious staterooms, and the table not realize their true interests. Instead the greatest excitement in Harrisburg. Circuit of Flftr'nla, Jirerard ($nnly.

 section. Such an certainly will be kept supplied with the oysters of extorting from immigrants and
 for hotel in South Flor- A Virginia Village Iturned.NORFOLK. In Chancery, .I. I. 1888.
 pay, every fish and game for which this part of settlers, the producers, high rates and Va. March 8.

 ida has been tested to its utmost capacity the State is celebrated, and with all the freights, they should discriminate in mottling nearly, destroyed-the Fire vilhage yesterday of George M. Magrudervs. )

 .
 and the indications are that the com Deep Creek eight miles from }\
 this
 varieties their The
 vegetables grown in this gar- favor-encourage the culture of city. II. Guy Mercer and
' ing winter will be unprecedented in its tire Parted in a furniture store and spread
 den of Florida. vegetables and fruits. One immigrant, -\Iercer. his wife.) ForeclosureT.
 rapidly to
 flood of tourist adjoining buildings, sweeping Howard of
 The fishing and hunting around Jupiter who establishes: a five-acre orange grove, away the various stores and dwel'ings! to the Knight > ,
 J
 an'l
 Maud Knight, his Mortgage
 The mo t important enterprise it has and L.ke"orth is unexcelled!, pompano furnishes more freight for transportationthan extreme outskirts of the town. The losses wife, and Thomas C. 1
 been our lot to chronicle for a long timei HJV most severe on poor colored people wn
 blue-fish, barracuta. sheephead and a large planter with his: 1000 acres had no ilburance their Knight and Emma E. >
 i i is, in our opinion, the opening of a road on property. Knight, his wife.It J
 of and
 tarpon abounding in the river, while grain cotton, his thirty head of

 to and the improvements made in the deer and wild turkey are plentiful in the mules, and his sixty negro laborers, with I I Marriage In Great Ilritain. appearing by the attldavit of the

 hammock jut north of town. A few Britain seems to have arrived at complainant herein that the above named
 woods their
 pine and around the freshwater families, to harass one in the Middle a pointof nonresidents

 weeks ago negotiations were completed lakes in the vicinitv. At Llkcrorth I States. The one-man five-acre grove her civilization similar to that reached respondents of the State are respectively of Florida and thai
 by France when the
 years ago increaseof
 Messrs. Robbins and Graham
 whereby very large cocoanut grove line the shores pays freight on :?OOOOO, pounds, which at native population begins diminishing- the addresses of the said T. HowaruKnight andIf.

 our real tate dealers, with MevrBrow nand for miles, while gl1:1Yalllangue apa-I 7o cents per 100 is $1,500) -one-fourth of That is shown by the rapid decrease of and Maud Knight his wife his WI, '.

 Tuttle,of New Haven, Conn., became j dilloes, tamarinds, limes, etc., grow in his crop to get it to market. Should not I I the number of marriages. In 18W: there are. Guy unknown Mercar to and affiant-and)Iercer.complainant--

 the owners of eighty-six acres of rich I were 17.9 marriages to every 1,000 inhabitants Thomas t
 great profusion. i j the railway companies take men into a and that the respondents
 hammock land within a mile of the business e--I I I ; in 18S3; there were only 14.4 Knight and Emma E. Knight, reside In
 The J.,1'. & K. W. for
 Company has country nothing, where they secure and in l&SG only 14.1 to 1OOO.-Foreign the State of
 the in
 center. These gentlemen i immediately I city of Philadelphia
 !
 their patronage, amounting to $;00 to I Letter. Pennsylvania, and that each and everyone
 Titusvilleall
 put a force of men at work cutting ; || $1000 annual servitude? t I I of said respondents are over the age

 ditches and clearing out an avenue. The Life Insurance Statistics.Statistics of 21 It is therefore ordered that
 Rockledge and :\Melbourne that Come friend let all and years.
 access i, my us meet
 of the life insurances show the said IJ. 31ercer. }Hr.i
 work has already progressed so far that awall Guy i
 to the L.'lkefth region is rendered[ take such steps a* will advance our coun- that there are now 820,000 policies in his wife ; T. Howard Knight and <

 to the property will amply repay easy and comfortable. It is expected| '! ty's best interests. this country representing an aggregate Knight. his wife, and 'l'honlas C. height

 those who desire to inspect it.re visited that the new floating; hotel will attract; : Most respectfully, insurance of 2100000000. During the and Emma E. Knight his wife, dotle3rianswer

 the land a few days ago and found |( past year more than 400,000,000 of new or demur to the
 \ large numbers of tourist, sportsmen and| I C. B. MAGRUDtR: filed
 insurance amended bill
 of
 I was written, and more thanO.OOOOOO complaint herem'l
 a fine road cut out from the river to the i A.
 { visitors, and that it will bring the Lake I'res't Im. As jc'n. ; distributed among policy on or before the 19th day APr ;

 railroad, with a good ditch for purposesof :< Worth region into the notice and popularity : holders in death, endowment and divi D., 1SS8, or the same will be 'eDhst

 draining on either side. The earth to which it has Munn dent payments.-New- York Evenin"World. confessed ; and it Is further the
 lung been entitled 1 ; l1eorge recently, in clearing up I :i copy of this order be published m
 taken from the ditches has been
 thrownto i by reason of its beauty and! great natural[ a grove lot in the Holly Hill hammock, FIOHIDA STAn newspaper for tour Consecutive

 the center of the avenue, and makes i ian advantages. Further information can be near Daytona, for W. A. Langworthy, \i Workers In Copper. weeks prior to the said 19tn dal'of

 admirable road-bed, the land being ';, obtained of any of the agents of the com : found a 17-foot log chain, left there by ;, Though workers in copper seldom suf April, A. D., 1SSS. and the seal,

 underlaid with a good clay and marl. pang-. ctrs'Ikrald. J Swift when live oaking for the fer any ill health from their work, yet of Witness said Court my hand this 13th and day seal of March,A.
 Goyern-I the particles of the mineral ,
 This roadway gradually rises from the enter their
 --- I
 |I ment -prior to 1835, when the to D., 18S8.
 system so as completely saturate
 them
 river to the railroad a distance of half a A mulberry tree two and half I STEWART,
 a feet was broken up by the Seminole war. It in process of time. Some old copper- [SEAL.] A. A.

 i mile, and at its western extremity at- in height in the DeSoto House yard, at is in good preservation, although rusty: smiths have had their hair turn green instead Clerk Circuit Court.

 tains an elevation of twenty-eight feet. DeLeon Springs, is in bearing, havingmore and is used to ornament )Ir. L'lngworth's of gray, and their bones have been
 JONES fe WILLIAMS,
 Standing at highest point it is a lovely fruit upon it than leaves. front fence on Ridgewood. found green after death.-Chicago News. Solicitors for Complainant. 41