The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-24
By Telegraph
LATEST FROM ALL POINTS.
Spec al to Tux DAILY CLARION.
The Situation la south CurOIinn

nv Ssauutiou iu Soutn Salrobnh.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 24,--Gov. Cham.
berlaIn has sent a written demand to the
German Fusiliers of Charleston, one OF
the oldest military organizations in the
Union to surrender their arms, and in.
curing whether the disbanded Fusihers
in 1873 served in the Reyolu.
ton in 1912.
COLUMBIA, Oct. 23.--Troops are ar.
irving daily ; thirteen companies are now
IN Columbia and tweuty.tour in other
parts OF the State. The officers say they
expected to enter into active service i'm
mediately, aud anticipated an attack on
reaching the State line. They express
disgust on learning the condition here,
Everything is perfectly quiet, and ahda.
wits affirming peace and submission to
law are received daily. The campaign
is conducted vigorously by both parties,
The so-called riile.clubs are disbanded,
but the colored militia are still organized.
European News.
LONDON, Oct, PA Reuter- dispatch
from Constantinople says: at is stated
that Russia has already indicated her vii.
lingness to agree to six weeks prolon.
CATION if necessary,
1t is hoped an agreement will be reached
on the basis of Turkeys acceptance of
such an armstIce as announced in semi.
official statement in this mornings Post
A special from Pesth to the News rep.
resents that there is intense excitement
there, and strong hostility to Russia. In
case Russia commences war it will be
difficult for Austria to preserve neutral
ity.
LONDON, Oct. PA dispatch to the
Times from Therpia announces that Mr.,
Bourg, Secretary of the British Legation,
is about to return from Phillipolis, being
convinced that the commission for pun
ishment Of perpetrators of Bulgarian
atrocities is delusion and mockery. The
worst criminals are regarded as humane,
and moderate men are in disgrace, The
old panic is renewed and most trust
worthy gentlemen has travelled witt
the utmost haste to Constantnople and
informed the British Embassador tina
the Turks threaten new massacres, ant
have even appointed a day for beginning
the slaughter.
DE JUNIs, Oct 24.-Turkish troop
advanced their headquarters five miles
The fortified mountain over which th,
road to Krutzhsvatz leads is still to b,
stormed.
BELGRADE, Oct. 24-There is in
tense suffering in both armies; a major
ity of the soldiers are wearing linen anC
have no blankets. There are 180, ,00C
Bulgarian and Bosnian refugees il
Servia
Ignatief is instructed to inform th,
Porte that the Intervention Of Russia
Greece and Roumania will follow th,
rejection of terms.
LONDON, Oct. 24.--The Post say
England will resent in the infraction o
the stipulation of the treaty.
PARIS, Oct. "a The Russian minis
ter, Ignatief, has privately, an audienc,
with the Sultan to-day. 1t is stated tha
the Porte is ready to grant Russ'as la
test proposals, provided the integrity Q
the Ottoman Empire is guaranteed.
PEsTH, Oct. 24.--Russians believ
that if the Turks take Richstatz, Russi
will make armed Intervention.
Heavy Fog at New York.
New YORK, Oct. 24--Fog of Saturda
continued today. Most of the vessel
are anchored outside--travel was impede
last night. Engineers and firemen o
the jersey Central Road struck q
midnight wherever trains happened to b
fires were damped and the men left
New York, Oct. 24.-Fog has nearl
disappeared.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 24-Judge Frat al
pointed Edmund +. Allen one of ii
commissioners of the court as chief 81
pervisor for this District, who will repo
to the court the names of SUPERVISE
for the respective Districts. The matt,
has been the cause of good deal
comment here, and will probably CO.
tinue to be SO until the close of electic
day.
The Markets.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. -Noos-CottC
firm; middling uplands, 15-l6; mi
ding Orleans, G1s sales. 1900 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Gold opened at 91i
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Stocks active al
strong; money 2; gold sl093z exchang
long, 4s354 short, 1857; Governments a
tive and better; State bonds quiet, exec
South Carolina and Tennessee, old and be
ter. Cotton dull; uplands, l01s; OrleaI
llll-l6,
HAVANA, Oct. 24.--Spanish GOLD, 1924
1913.
Flight of the YuIIures.