The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-09-25

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GOVERNMENT SUPERVISORS IN cIScINNAII
CIsdatsS III. Sc pf |. 2d.A tnd &c tsSs al,ta
ing in place of JRdge Baxter. PP9int.5ds one
hundred SUPERVISORS Of election. Tile list
/ is complete, with the exception OF two Or
| thred at6n hnariiFO4h, and sJatidS f7fft s-ohe
RepubiicaHss eighreen Democrats nine Ma
tional and twenty@eHo Sccihfists.a
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Knoxville, TENN, Sept. 2I.-James Sew
Ter was nominated for Congress By the
| Democrats OF the SECOND district. A. @:
Watkins runs as an Independent" Democrat.
This viii insure the election OF S. G. Houek:
Republican. 80
atn STATE RIGHTS IN OHIO. -f." r. -
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1S-A eancus OF Demo
cratic Aidermen and Counciimen was held
tonight, az which il was decided to exhaust
+every means in their power at the coming
the action of the ELECTION Supervisors APP
pointed by the United States Circuit Court
at the request of citizens 8 = yeH ~
NATIONAL LODGE Of opD FEI Elbows. 80
F BALTIMORE Sept 2O.-The Grand Lodge
mhde, the following reduction in salaries OF
officers: Grand Secretary, from three
thousand to two thousand dollars per year !:
/ dsrlSlE111t OFaHQ iO6CF6IdEy5 AEOih Two GhOA-
sand to eighteen huadrea dollars; Grand
\ Treasurer, from five hundred to three hum
i dred and fifty dollars; Grand Messenger,
I from one thousand to eight hundred dollars:
1 -! NEWS IN A BOTTLE II. ~ 8
/ LONDON, Sept. ga bottled has been
! found on the Irish coast containing Slip
OF paper on which was written the follow
/ ing: Amy Turner sinking, May %. lati-
| trtde 90 deg! II north, longitude 10 deg.
1 sc min. west" -t+ -+-+ t
/ LIVERPOOL CoTTOS MARKET.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept 2O1This weeks circ9<
| Tar OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers AssoC
| ciatiOD Says. There W as -nlEre ased demandS
| for cotton during the week and good
| business was done, but the stock oar hand
| was freely offered, and in some instances
| the quotations slightly e.deGliped., For
American there ~asa good GENERAL dem and,
| and the market was Steady although freely
supplied. ..s.,.rr.., e-.,- 5.....f h.
| -'H@ FIRNDIsH. "'sad i''' -.
Special Dispatch to the Globe-Demo crat: :"
ERIE, PA, September 19.--Three tramps-
l;fired the residence of Thomas Kassender,
liat Sterling Run, Cameron county, Penn,
and outraged his wife in such a horrible
way that she died next day. eoot.ft'.-"
FATHERS vENGEANCE. r.. ~,
Special Dispatch to the Globe Democrat:
GRATsToN, Va, September ia terri
bic crime was committed here to-day by
! Peter Cooper,a negro of tremendous STAT,
| ure. He caught Mary Maiburh, a pretty
| little child of eight years, daughter of a
! we'll known farmer here, and raped her,
uiutilating several parts of the body, very,
badly. The scoundrel had scarcely accom-
| Pished his tiendish purpose when the father
| came by, on his return from a camp meet
| ing, and hearing his daughters screams
rpSigedi up iald istw the devils works lie
Immediately secured his double-b arrel8ds
/ shot-guM and ibat twelve balls in the body'
Of Cooper, killing lhm'instantly. The child
| will probably die.
| Two More Deaths i'm Mobile. = ;
| MOBILE Sept. 19-The Board of Health
| report officially, this morning., two. more
| cases of yellow fever on the 18th, both
| terminating fatally. These cases occurred
ID the same location of the city as those pre-
vtously reported. ..,.1,.,s.,
| Deaths at Holly Springs. -
| Memphis Avalanche, o.
| Among the prominent deaths at. Holly
! Springs yesterday were DR.. ). d. Manning,
| OF Austin, Texas Howard Falconer, j.. W.
| Fennel, Tom Brinkley, Hugh Windomj a.
| w Walker and Miss Lizzie Butler, 49,, ar
| Port Hudson. ott.s
Onr special Port Hudson CORES pondcnt
ipforms us that two fatal cases OF yellow
fever bad occurred about a mile back from
| Times.
| = Il 7. tRaiOn ROuses. : : @ss
|, DEATH OF GOV. SAM BARD. II
BATON .ROUGB, Sept I9s--Ex-GoverKoE,
| Sam Bard died about eight O'Clock last
night of yellow fever, ~" 80
| Although his family were absent he re-
l-ceived every attention. He constantly urged
kthat they be not informed of his illness,
hoping he would recover.
The Fever i'm Chattanooga. .r
| CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Sept. 20.-Mrs. s.,
II. Corey died last night. The board of
| health disagree as to whether the fever here
| is aggravated bilious fever or. yellow fever.
Several Cases in Cincinnati
| CINCINNATI, o. Sept. 20.--Several- cases
I phis people in this city during the last few
days. There, however, have been no deaths
lsince Tuesday. ,.,G .G ssa.e i,
A Case i'm New York.
New YORK., Sept. .20.--Louis G. Lewen-.
| stone, oil, Greenville, was taken sick with
| yellow fever at the Bowry Hotel to-day
| and was removed to quarantine.
Hl1GqKMf4fFF,. KY sept Is; T eilOPT fever
here very fataI-many deaths.
FACES FROM. MoBILE.;-
| MOBILE, Sept. 2l.-Dr- 4. S. Scules, Health
Officer. reports five cases of fever on hand
and five deaths-al told to date.
+ DECATUR ALA.
NASHVILLE, TENN Sept. 2I.-The. people
OF Decatur, Ala, STAN peded yesterday,eon
account OF five yellow fever cases; one.' a
railroad employee, proved fatal. =
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