Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-10-07
ITRMs OF INTEREST.


The newspapers which have hcee
accusing TiIden OF selling out the
sofl. money wing arc now busily en-.
gagged IN undoing the Nork, by Gu.
oonraging the Cooper aud Cary
movement oa the groand hat Ti!den
y n hard-money man.
The Chieago Tnbane says that III
the Radicals can carry either Indiana
or Ohio they will be able TO carry
New York. This IL . wonderful Iet
down. Two moaths ago they we're
gong to carry both of thea by an
immense majority.
We have received "The Camnaigu
Text Book" issued by the Democrat.
ic National Executive Committee.
IL isa powerful arraignmcn, OF the
Republican party.
The bozjle Indians have virtually
abandoned tho Black Hills. ana Sat.
ting Bull Is reported to have taken
his followers oil on u grand buffalo
han, In the British territory.
The ono hundred and forty two
stone masun- who sailed from New
York a iew weeks since for Scot.
land, have been set 90 work ON the
new parochial buildings at Green
ock. They gcttWen,y e,nts an hour
aud arc guaranteed work for two
year,.
A Radical Senate gave Pinchhack
$1,000 tor runtcstng a seat he had
n" claim 20 aud eat down the pension
81 the heroic ten. Custar's widow
from ESQ ~a $50.
Col. forney SAYS that II Tllden
were his brother he wouldn't vote
for him--aad Ne are inclined 10 think
that II such were the fact neither
would any one elsc.--Chicago
Times.
A farmer living In Oswego county,
y. T., who Is determined to learn
something about the country be.
tween his home aud Philadelphia,
has started with b.. wIie la carr
age Tor the Centennial exhibition.
A part If the man building OF the
Philadelphia exhibition has been
bargined Tor BY q Maryland manu-
featuring company. aud is Ia lee re
noye,l NJ once after the close Of the
show on November 10.
The First Cumberland Prcshytrrt
AZ church e Nashville intr ,duy, 4 q
full orchestral band ct eight pg>.s
into their modc OF worship las1 Na'.
day.
Charleston -. g. News and Cot
ricr: Those vho were present ~
Bclyilcrc iarm about three or l"ar
week aro will remember the prI-
fc->or or Egyptian prophet who ~
successfully performed the resource
ton feat. Since his venture in IL,
resurrection business the professor
has lived a. Il lyilerc larm With nj,
hi, family. 4 trw DAYS ago be- was
taken down with country fever, and
yesterday the poor fellow was barred
this time IN earnest Nike Hogan
wa not present At the iaheruL Ia
blow the trumpet. and the poor pro
ics~nr rcmalns IN biz grave. lie
leave. wife a "a child almost desu-
tate. Tic waSibaried IN the iden,i.
cal coffin IN which ho performed the
resurrection feat.
The Centennial exhibition will.
Judging from present Indications
prove % BE- the most sacccs-iull OF
any International exhibition. Last
Saturday was the llSth day. 1t that
time l,07l,Sls paying visitors had
hecn present. The Vienna exhlhl
ton Was open ls6 days and the total
number of paving visitors only
reached 3, 1890 The Vienna pro
cecds Al the gate were s995,025 %
while at Philadelphia on Saturday
81 IS, 53i had already been received
Ia sum nearly double the Vienna
income. tn, non paying visitors
At the centennial exhibition down To
Friday last, numbered 1852, 500,
making total attendance 81 $3.50.
81 10 the lis days. At London IN
1851 there were 6,2ll,i0s In lIl
days, aud at PARIS IN 1867, s,s05. 909
IN III days. The receipts at Paris
were s2.203,675. The rceeipts at
Philadelphia already approximate
this sum, and there sull remain 81
exhibition days.
- - - =.
DEATH 90 Cot. SIGNIA00.--W
regret 10 learn that Col. J. A. Sig
naigu, who vas Fxs.x.ntlv admitted as