The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-02-17
GILES NJ. HILLYER,
A. J. LEWIS.

AN EXCITED Personal CoLLoQUYAn excited personal col
oquy took place the Senate Friday between Mr. Wilson and
introduced by Mr. Wilson, increase the salary of some petty
officer Mr. Wilson, accused Mr. 1rnmouli OF occurring the
very distastefu other Senator's and 1t was n
assumptions superiority should Mr. Trum
bull jumped excited manner and shaking bis finger at
Mr. Wilson, charged him with using insulting language 'nd
with teeth told him that his voice such as the creator
given him. should whenever he saw h
and the Massachusetts Senator and other must listen
they did not like it, they could leave MI wilson some
replied part of his intention to be I'M
kind but he beg his friend to speak more gently IN the
future but Mr. Trumbul refused to be moed ana again
charged Mr.. Wilson with insulting him MI wilson had by
this time cooled considerably although when he first
he in quite passion Abiding to MI !rumbulls advoca
cy proposition increase the salaries of the United
States district judges ne SAID the senator was wiling to raise
salaries when suited him. and had advocated only last night
of salary to the pety Judge of the pey State
of Delaware who had discharged murdeers of Union soldiers
The last remark brought Salisbury his feet and the letter
writers inform us that he replied lin fitting terms.
incidentally health Bishop Greene
is good since his removal to Tennessee while
porares have suggested think that should be
adopted by which the Bishop could be furnished home within
the borders of Sate and anxious contribute
mite Tor the attainment OF such an object in whatever shape 1t
may be presented by the friends of good Bishop
Greene Columbus Sentinel.
SINKING ST. CLoUD-The St Cloud Captain
Rusk route from Evansville this port with four hundred
and fifty tons of miscellaneous freight struck snag Plum
Point bar Tuesday morning, hafpas eight O'clock and
consisted of $50 bales ofhay 100 of 1900 barrels
of cornmea 500 barrels of -four 100 barrels pork large
feet of about hundred and fifty yards from
sas shore Memphis Ledger 10Th
Solomon johnson colored man. formerly President Lin
coins barber has been appointed first class clerk
Department at ashngon with desk in the Secretary
office
Pickpockets heavy haul on the tn
by cutting through the dress of Mrs Benjamin Feshaur
whilst she pushing her way through Fourth
street. and taking eleven hundred dollars which she had
ed between her crinolne and dress No clue thief
Harry Mccartney, who Blue Flag music
and ALL evening atJackson during the secession Conven
on and sung it that night Spenglers playing in
New Orleans to crowded houses.
DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION BALTIMoREA disastrous
fire occurred in Baltimore Friday The liquor establish
ment of Charles A Boss Co.. Commerce was en-
trely destroyed with all its stock was estma
tea at erent amounts, reaching high S150000 upon
winch there was an insurance of $4,000.
HE VICKsBURG, SHREVEPORT AND TEXAS RAuRo.n TIL,
Monroe lntegencer that high water
and scarcity OF aborers during the
ROAD has advanced rapidly and before present
ohIh trains VIII pass over the bridge Beuf river II
WI" not De long before regular trips made Delhi dis
lance of forty miles.
HE NEBRASKA BILL PASSED OVER THE VETo-How TT w &c
ANAGED-Lae Friday afternoon, while Senate was very
nlh !" aae OF ONO called the Nebraska bill
Were Immediately dispatched for the hut before
hao time to return the bill rushed through over the veto
" VOTE and the result bv the
chalr amid perfect quiet The Colorado then called
up but at the request of Hendricks consented to he
satisfied with one at time.
The RAILROAD TAx-The PREVAILING sentiment IF .,o
pie OF the State to be have railroad tax
psesengers repealed by the present Legislature We believe
e tax not only unconstitutional but contrary sound poll
such tax be collected increased amount would
De upon the fare of travellers pay it and the neona
actually De the sufferers The tariff already high enough on
our derent railroads without it nv tiona
uon The expense of most of the Misssnn rood
Is from thirty to fifty per higher than it was before the
@ Is true nat their expenses much greater;
ner charges for passengers and freight might be
Springs Reporter.