The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-28
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PEyNsYLvANIA POLITICIANS sNUBBED.
WASHINGTON, Nov, 2O.-The President adj
4 mjHi,IeTcd quiet snub to the Philadel phia
4 politicians, who. with Senator Cameron,
came here to dictate the appointment of a
Postmaster for that city. The Cameron
..fs conceive that they are masters of the
Situation ana ought to have their own way,
Isi service or not. The Presidents an
s8gr that he could not 20 outside OF a rule
Ie himself had recommended, will be APP
proved by the country.
AFoUL MURDER.
SCRANTON. PA. Nov. IS-Thomas McNa-
mara. constable of Lackawanna township,
was found dead near "A hotel at Tyravil1e,
on The outskirts of this city. Saturday morn
tE, with his face smashed tearfully. His
bands were cut in several places, the
wounds evidently received in trying to
ward off the knife of the murderer. McNa-
mara leaves a family.
NEW YORK MoRALs-RAID ON INDECENT sA-
Looms.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-The one hundred
ana tx girls vino were arrested by the po-
nee az late hour last night in nine of the
principal concert saloons of Broadway
spent the remainder of the night in station.
hoaseS, amid a strange hub-bub of weeping
and noisy ribaldry. These concert saloons
operations the girls appearing dressed as
pages. or in some other demi-nude costume,
nhiushing ro0beries rule in all of them,
"alle larger crimes were planned by thieves
III league with the fallen women who acted
as walters. The Canterberry, at 632 Broad
WY Is The largest concert saloon in the
eH{, and employed forty female attendants,
IN Black Crook attire
GEORGIA Z. s. SENATOR.
Private letters received here from Geor-
ga affirm that Gen. John B. Gordan will be
gectfd to the United States Senate from
tnat STATE, In the place of Joshua Hill, whose
tefn expires on the fourth of March next.
yen Jordan is one of the most popular mer
a the State
NNiL-sERvICE RULES IN THE NEW YoRB
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Inc President is so well pleased with the
reception of his enforcement of the civil.
=, FHiee niles in the appointment of the
IuH2deiphia postmaSterShip. that he has
Vohcidded To apply them in the New YORK
vHtoh mouse. The resignation of Cornell
T"l oe followed with the appointment o
y'Hlts l.. Russell, not in the line of promo
uo''' as his successor.
SUIT FOR WIFE SEDUCTION.
NEw YORK, Nov. 2O.-Louis l.. Todd. ,
respectable Insurance man of this city, ha.
brought suit TOR $4,000 damages against j
" Q0lgley, broker, at No. 20 New street
'li inducing his wife TO leave him and as
suu!e improper relations with himself. lii,
RaL1leS were married in 1865, and lived il
-, n4'ihony until they went to board at a no
Mil were Mrs Todd became acquainted
WIN the defendant.
IN. CiN<CINNArI, Nov. 20.-Owing to the colo
n,ithtf the horses are becoming affected
WIN the lung fever and pneumonia, SOM
,"eat& -hye deaths are reported since yes
S0'u4N- Oh Iron Grey. Il famous horse be
"HSthg 10 the United States Express Com
Fahy' died this afternoon.
THE KIDNAPPED CARoLINIAN.
Or Bratton, of South Carolina, who wa
r9aapped IN Canada, by a United State
lent aud carried to South CarolinS to b
S'ieu under the ku-klux law, has been re
lS">eQ, and the proceedings against him ar
soaAdoned. The British Minister made
presentation some time since in respect t
NJ violation OF their territory. and aske
'"a- I'll proceedings against him be stopped
GRANT OvERRIDEs THE RINGS.
AsHINGroN. Nov. 20.-The President tC
GGi! appointed G. w. Fairman postmaster 4
4"i'adeiphia, vice IL. Ii. Bingham, resigned
ALABAMA MATTERS.
u
hAnd>ay to-day informed the legislativ
-, ySouy CONSERVATIVE sitting at the CapitC
1n4l ne would send in message tomorrow
1n reply 10 a committee of the branch r,
puoleaa, sitting in the United States Coul
luoAi' he detailed in writing that the leg
I's4hlzation of the Legislature was at III
;G"pito'- the lawful and usual place of mee
s;s, Shleh supreme, insurmountable neces
,i'y can only change. He was ignorant
Se existence of such necessity. and there
MY MY cilned 10 recognize the body Assem-
h S,eu 10 the court-room, with whom he wi
nave no official communication.
THE LOUISIANA AFFAIR.
NEw ORLEANS. Nov 20.-The Eighth Di
s.et Court decides Heron the de facto Sc,
ttctary of State. BY this decision the r,
IH1rq4lng hoard consists of I'll. G. WarmotI
81; 20. Heron, James LongtTeet, Jacob Hav
S stn and John Lynch. The case will pro-
"Oiy 20 TO the Supreme Court.
Georgia.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE STATE FAIR.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2O.-The State Fair b
eesa postponed on account Of the horse di
ssf