The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-01-05
Arrival of shipwrecked Pnssen-

gers.
The Salier, of the North German Lloyd
Steamship Company, arrived here yesterday
with the passengers of the Deutchland and
the unframed passengers OF the Mosel The
Deutchland passengers were made happy
by subscription raised in England, which
reached such an amount that steerage pas
sengers received $50 each. No person was
allowed on board until a representative of
the Government. the Consul General, went
on the vessel and saw the Captain who had
sealed package for the COnSul-General.
The object was to give German officials an
opportunity to cooperate with the home
government. by making an investigation
before anything on the vessel was disturbed.
The letter in question was written during
the dynamite explosion at Bremenhayen,
under the impression that spossibly some
additional fact in regard to the explosion
might be obtained from the Salier, and the
German Consul here was determined to
prevent any one from leaving or boarding
her until he obtained the information he de-
sired. Nothing, however, had been diScov-
cred and the passengers were permitted to
land.
Made am Assignment.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-Benedict Bros, jew
elers, whose place was robbed under mystic
rious circumstances, last Thursday, have
made an assignment. Their assets and Ilit-
biitieS are not stated.
Election COMES
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Henry 81, Warfield,
Republican candidate for Mayor in the
election in October has instituted proceed
ings contestng the election of Gen. I. c..
Latrobe, Democratic candidate, who has
been installed in office.
billiards.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.--Garnier beat Seaton
| 300 IN the 3-ball game. Seatnn beat GARNER
| in the 4-ball game, making 376 in innings
Probabilities
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4. - For the Gulf
States, Tennessee and Ohio Valley, partly
| cloudy, slightly warmer weather, easterly
| TO southerly winds, veering to southwest in
Ohio Valley, and stationary or falling ba-
rometer, except possibly slight rise in Gulf
States during the night.
New Work Money Market.
NEW York. Jan. Might Sterling 5.
| Gold I2I5@I256. Governments active, low
err. Cotton steady, 13 5-l6-
Death of "a Real Estate Agent.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. A. Harrison Gram
DO, very prominent operator in real estate
| is dead.
Meeting of Freight Agents.
CHICAGO. Jan. 4.-~The General freight
| arents of the Eastern pool lines held meet
ing for the purpose Of equalizing local rates.
| This was the only business transacted LIZ
| is reported that retes East are weakening,
and-will shortly be reduced.
Operators ON IN Strike.
SpR1SGF1ELD. Mass. jan 4-The Black
| well wooden mill operators here struck
| against the pro posed ten per cent. reduction
| They have burned the managers barn ana
threatened his life.
Boiler Explosion.
LEXINGTON, Jan. THE boiler OF Ha-
mons steam mill, near Leesburg. exploded.
killing Andrew ond Sharles Hamon ana
DreskiIl. and breaking lannon's fathers leg
The NEar1<ets-
NrU ORLEANS, Jan. 4-FloHE, only small
local dem and /; double 50-NAA 8 50@ 81 ;
choice 81 Cornmeal dull; jobbing sales
, 75. Oats good; supply demand lar safes
St T,ouis 435; choice Galena So. Hay, lib
eral demand; sales, prime 90; choice 70.
Drv salt meats nominal; shoulders same +;
| clear ribs side 1014 clear sides II! Bacon,
no shoulders on hand clear rib sides i2ts ;
/ clear I23< Hams dull jobbing sales choice
| suCar-cnred I5@153k. Coffee, no demand
| for careoes nominally ordinary LOG l4t4
| fair $50 1S94 good to prime ~ "a ~. other
| articles unchanged. Gold 12E; sight =
d;scount: Sterling bank nominal.
TIyERPooL. Jan. 4.-Cotton. sales Ameri-
can 6, 600; middling uplands. low middilng
| class, shipped January and February . $40,
1
| TvrppooI.. fan. 4-Cotton quiet and UNI
changed +, middIipg uplands 6 l5-l6; mid
ling Orleans Z 3-16; sales 10000.
| nation. and of the State. lie in he dlrec. ION
of hard money and protective tarln on
| rice and sugar, and after reminding tne
reoarsI Assembly of the pledge given In
adjustment, to accord him, henoeforth, all
and legitimate support Ss9c IN main, the
,aane and prosperity of the people of the
State and he confidently looks forward Go
their cooperation. during the coming ,1, ses-
1 li0hten the burdens of the people, ana TO
sill further enforce economy, honesty ano
eficiency in all branches of the pubic SER
| vice.
Attempted Robbery.
BRooKLYN, Jan. John 3ohnsoll boa!
| builder, was shot and m0rtaNy WOnneoa y
| two thieves, a short distance FROM ms own
house. They demanded $iOO, but on 100
in Johnson's face said, ''he Is the wrong per-
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