The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-14
TELEG GRAPHIC
II,e Horse IDI-ense.
CLEvELAND. -. 3 -.

CLEVELAND, Nov. q, 1872.
There is no abatement of the horse disease
! in this city, though many horses first ailcn-
! ted are now at work. A number of deaths
were reported to-day. The street cars are
] not yet running. The number sick i- este
mated az 1000.
! CHARLEsroN, Nov. 4-The horse maIady
/ has appeared here. a majority OF the hUr-
ses and mules ara more or less Affected
NoRFoLK, Oct. 4.-LabOrng horses here
are nearly all afflicted, and many Boo Che SURE
rounding counties are disabled.
oxEs SUBSTITUTED.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA large number oror
! teams appeared on the streets to-day and
many more are on the way here from Jhu
interior. Express companies aud business
houses delivered large quantities Of good.
to-day through the aid Of these substitute.
TUE SCANDAL CASE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Tcnnie q. CuHu
and Mrs. Woodruff were visited to-day bp
a number Of people no Ludlow street JtII
Their constant companion is Geo. Francis
Train, who is very anxious ID go bah IoI
them. Both sisters seem delighted witch
their situation, and declare this vs. just what
they wanted.
The matter excite. great interest hero
and Woodruff and Claim papcrs are selling
at a dollar per copy.
They have since been indicted Ly tHr
Grand Jury aud iu default ui bail were Iu
prison at last accounts.
THE FIRST Snow.
AUGUSTA M, Nov. 4.-The first snow of
the season fell this evening The mll COM
tinued nearly an hour The thcrmUmctur
marked J degrees above the freezing point
THE HORSE DIsEAsE.
CHARLESTON, Nov. THE horse malady
has appeared here. A majority ufthe uUr.
So, and mules are more or less affected
THE cHLDREN or OUR ORPHANS HOME. o..
TEXAS.
MIRO NDUatt4t.r 4 TIA.
Trimble, with large troupe OF children
from the Orphans Home, located Boo Lander
dale county, Mississippi, ha- given %.
number OF concerts for the benefit of t.e
orphan children Of deceased tuufederIf.
soldiers. Mr.. Trimble Is high-tgucd Chris.
tiaD gentleman. and should receive the Bind
patronage OF all lovers Of humanity.
The people Of Dallas, learning OF the uI
triOtic and Christian character 90 che Or
phans' Home, contributed most literally tY
the support % this enterprise, and commend
Mr.. Trimble and his orphan band NJ fHr
kindest svmpathies u al true Texan.
ARREST or an ALLEGED FrENp.
CoNcoRD, ~ r.. Nov. t--Au tnuIr.f d.
being held on the body of Georuiaua Low.
ering, the young girl fourteen years 0f age
who, II now seems, had been cuticod into
The woods. Favished, and then murdered by
Franklin b. Evans her great uncle, who 4.
sixty years old. Evans Is in custody.
ANOTHER STEAMSHIP BURNED.
Hope. owned hy Adam Mckay, was burned
TO the waters edge while lying no her wharf
at Mil Cove, DartsmOuth, yesterday. The
amount OF loss not stated
ANOTHER DENT COMBS FORWARD voR A GOOD
NOTICE.
WAsHINGToN, Nov, 4.-Judge Dent who
practices law before the president is now
Out-done by Gen. +. T. Dent, who sells Doh.
inh euce with foreign countries for coutiu-
gent fees. In suit between two claim
agents here, which comes up Tomorrow tur
a hearing, aud where an injunction is pray
ed for 10 restrain the defendant from COLI
Letting anything further in the way of fees
on behalf Of what is known as che Capt
Villas claims against New Zealand, "a con-
tract has been put In evidence which Led.
forth the following facts That n. III Dent.
IN consideration Of fftean per cent, agrees
10 prosecute this claim against che British
government, and 70 use his influence tor its
speedy settlement. a guaranty frDm n rgE-
Donsibie party accompanies che contract
promising that Dent shall acc ln good mlth
IN carrying out che intent OF che contrast