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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-10

IL our last number we published the
Vicksburg Commercials report Of the
remarks imputed to Mr.. Wright, of the
Herald, containing declaration that
ne would cooperate with any party to
put down the Democratic party. We
had not then seen Mr.. Wrights disa-
vowal of the language attributed to
him. He states in the Herald that he
said he "would cooperate with any
party to put down fraud and violence
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-10

COL ED. RICHARDSON, and gentlemen
from Georgia and New York, were the
purchasers of the North Louisiana
Railroad, from Vicksburg to Shreve-
port, which was sold recently under
mortgage. This road will be one of the
links that will connect the South Allan
tic with the Pacific by means Of the
Texas-P Pacific Railroad tom SCOTS. }
The Vicksburg and Meridian Road will
constitute another. 1t will be the
shortest route from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. The following are the Directors
Of the company which is hereafter to
be styled the Vicksburg, Shreveport and
Pacific Railroad Edmund Richardson
Thomas NJ. Smedes, Alfred b. Pittman
Henry II. Jackson, Lemuel p. Grant,
VIM ~ Wadley, Edward Hooper and
Henry b. Plant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-10
Petition of the National Grange.

The following petition was presented
to the House of Representatives on the
4th inst. 1t is stated that Mr. Reagan,
of Texas, who has charge of the bill
which is designed to carry out the
object of the petitioners, will bring it
up for consideration at an early day
To THE HONORABLE THE SENATE AND
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA N Con
GREss ASSEMBLED:
Your petitioners, the National Grange OF
the Patrons of Husbandry, assembled III
annual session at Canandaigua, New York,
do most respectfully and earnestly call your
attention to the following grievances, from
which we pray for relief from your honora-
BILE bodies;
First. The transportation companies en-
gagged in the Interstate commerce of the
United States have so far exceeded their
chartered rights and practices that to-day
their management Is without exception lille
gal and arbitrary.
Second. The frequent and unreasonable
fluctuations in their rates of transportation,
both of freight and passengers, are whimsi-
Cal and unnecessary.
1h1rd. Railroads are common carriers
built by the people for the common veal,
and should not be tolerated Is arbitrary and
crushing monopoles.
Fourth. Organized combination among
these transportation companies destroys the
possibility of legitimate competition and
oppresses the industrial classes of our
country
Fifth These monopolies annually grow
ing more powerful and defiant, have not
been and are not restrained by effective
Congressional legislation.
Your memorialists would therefore urge
upon your honorable bodies the enactment
of such laws as will relieve a burdened and
oppressed people from these unlawful eNac-
tions
Done under the seal of the Order, by in
structons from the National Grange.
J. j. WooDMAN, Michigan,
HENRY JAMES, Indiana,
WIN. q. WAYNE, New York.
d. w. AIKEN, South Carolina.
Executive Committee.
The petition was referred to the Commit
tee on Commerce, and ordered to be printed.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-10
The Circulating Medium.

According to the report Of the comp
troller of the currency the total curren-
cy, metal and paper, at the present debt
an the country, is as follows:
Treasury notes outstanding .........S 346,6Sl,Ol6
National bank notes outstanding 33I, Isl AIS
Gold in the treasury less certif-
Gates held by the banks............ l3I 800, 1913
Silver in the treasury 0O, O1S,6D
Coin in the banks (Oct. y A., l73, al
Estimated amount of coin held by
the people 23l,4fe,9lo
Total ....... - 81 100, o1-'ooo
For the first time in seventeen years
all these kinds of money are of equal
value, the greenbacks and the national
bank notes being ut par with gold.
This gives about S25 per capita, the
largest sum Of money with its various
descriptions of equal value, the coun-
try has ever had. The SUM is uncom-
fortably large for the bondhoiding in
terests, and consequently they are not
only striving to prevent the free coin
age of silver, but to withdraw and can
eel the greenbaeks. This is what the
Administration recommends.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-10

NO INDICTMENT FOUND AGAINST JAS. "a.
BARKSDALE FOR THE KILLING OF HENRY
NJ DIXON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27
EDREYGNNEII,S,

Parole is regarded as c;rtain to win tho 1859
for the gold cup on Friday.
1t is stated 10 diplomatic circles that the
Sultan has become decidedly we'll disposed to
wards the Khcdivo. who now therefore receives
encouragement from the Porto.
A c,blegtam from kitf announces that
among The tff.cs of two gentlemen recently
arrested there on suspicion tho police found
bomb cas 8. several cases Of chemical cXplo-
sive, four reviewers. tao poUiarjs and several
forged passports.
Adviccs from tho State Of Cauos. South
America. state that Garces, tho former Prtsi'
dent, H,rria, the candidate Of tho govern
ment party, and all the revolutionary chiefs,
arc prisoners Of war. Gen. llurtado will now
establish bimscf 10 power.
10 the British Parliament, yesterday some
important changes 10 the commands 10 South
Africa were announced SIR Barlle Ffere 10
mains as civil governor of tho Cape. but the
supre mo military and civil command Of Natal,
tho TraDsvAa, acd other districts contiguous 10
the seat oil war, has been conferred upon Gen.
Sir Garnet Wolseley, the present Governor
General of Cyprus. This appointment means
that Lord Beacons6eld's government intends
to destroy the Zulu king and his forces 10
prompt and effective way. 1t also meaus that
Lord Chelmsford's command is ut 40 end.
Lord Besconsfeld. 10 announcing the change
10 the House of Lords. however, says the ooun
try will not be Immediately deprived OF Lord
Chelms ford's services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27
L-sEGEyE.7 .SElI|S.

In the U1i.cd S;a.:s Circuit Court ia !;ioi..
mood, yesterday, 10 the soll c1>s$. ills ucnis
Wirc rendered l3r tie tCie1jaris,
Tic dfy acoli i:ou,e ol Joseph hosa. 10
Richmond VS. ca;clci yesterday ~ huala:l,
and !: $50 worth Ct goods called H.
Commonwealth AIloraty Gaorsa D. Wiso
left Richmani for Raltimoro YES eE'iay 10 iuvcs.
lisatc the Csc CT D:teciiv,S Wren AID koo2,
VITO are charged with coliusiou IL assisting
Caacning T. RedfeTi. the alleged iGrger, who
was c,Dtly arrested il b.! lnoro. 10 escape.
The follo1iog officers were cIsn:ed ia Stat
ford c)uoty: Ctmm0nHcl!!h's At!oroty,J. y.
Jet; Commissioner CT The Revenue. /. q.
M0ucurf; Treasurer. Thomas Walel; Sheriff
Hugh Auic. The Frcdcricks burg News says:
The result 10 Stafford Is complete defeat Of
the rcatiustsrs Isocslled. y
Iplormatoo was received in Richmond ycs.
!erdsy 81 the probable fatal uurGiug If Mrs
Ma5:c:s. 40 CID aud highly respectable lady. in
New Kent c9uoiy, en- the day previous. She
vas attacked With paraly!ic arOkc, aud whilst
| in that c9uditcn ftl upon hci stove, tu-cing
her 10 q shtckieg uaEacr.
Mr.. Johu 4. pZzi5i, v3' l..!i:n c3osul al
| Richmond, has received sma!es Of tobacco TO
BE- supplied TO the Ita'!aa government. The
bids arc to be opened 10 Rome, June Q, snl ia
| copst qu:rcI Ct the limited Ino bids will have
TO &c mldo by telegraph. Tbs amount OF tie
| cortrsc; Ter Virginia l:af Is 800 go kiioa
grammes, or 5000 900 pounds.
Mr. Johu j. Palmer, G! jefferson county, was
tbrown from Eoss las! week aad rlC.irrd To-
iurits irou which &c died on Friday last. Nj.
Palmer WAS at oGe tim, ctiot and proprietor
| Ct the Winchester Fi!gi9iao, ao1 afterwards
vas public pIilttr Of The Stale Il Virginia,
He wss praa!icai ,lilter, d VOTED 10 the news
paper pioft: son, ard had attained the tcc OF
| IS years.
Mr.. j. I. Ehcrpa,l. Of New York, who had
bec5 stopping at the st. James Hotel, i'll Ricii'
mond, died from the tfec!s oil surgical opc
raion 10 that city yesterday. He had received
All il j1rY By jumring from p street car 10 Nc"
York, aud came To Richmond to haze 40 ope'
| ration performed. His bo5y was taken to Buck
| ineham county III intc!m:nt. lie had rclrifes
| in this State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

1t anything wcro wanting 10 show the fAlacy
and eroundessrcss Of the assertion that there
is dearth Ct currency 10 tic country it would
bo supplied by The faos Of The rush for the four
DIR osnt certificates. E7cn 10 cities as dam:
aged by the war AID its results IS this has been,
crowds OF people tre around tic posi- office
door anxious to invest their hundreds Of dol.
lars 10 the four per cent. securities No, it is
not tho want Of money, but tho waut Of bust
ness 10 which TO iovest that money, resulting
from The uncertainty respecting The Gosnci,l
AID political tffairs Of the country, that is the
cause Of tic prevailing depression, and that
uncertainty is produced by UoDercss Biennial
sessions, aud those of limited duration would
c,ndace greatly totte peace and prosperity Of
tho country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

A DIAMOND MERCHANT Sw1NDLED.-An
unkuspeotipg diamond merchant CT New York,
Nho had been introduced 10 mr. Burroughs.
visited the Grand Central Hotel On Saturday
With three cas;s of diamonds, which we're to be
shown lady who desired to make purchase.
Tho lady purchaser did not spper, and Mr..
burroughs was permitted TO take the spslklers
to her. Mr.. Burroughs returned, saying the
diamonds did not suit. The merchant opened
the top case and saw its contents were ell right,
but did not examine the others. The twain
parted. Several hours Afterwards 10 exhibit
ipg his diamonds to customer ct the ste r, the
merchant was startled BY the discovery that
two Of the cases were empty and be had been
robbed Of property valued at 50, 800. Further
inquiry proved that Mr.. Burroughs was not
quest at tbe Grand Central, but his likeness
was identified among the noted thieves 10 the
rogues' gallery at the police Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27
Che Prince OF Wales Speech.

.lil,t.c iut.rc,t Of Tucsdsy evening centred
il The upper ohsub;r. Tho rumor had gone
firth ha: the Prize, OF Wales was TO make
bis alien speech 10 the Housof Lords 10 sup
Pot oil Lo:j llou ,hton' bill for legalzlog mar
rage with a deceased Ni!e's sister. CoDso
Il i:rty there vas very full House. No less
than ffieoa bishops wsro PRESENT, including
the Bishop Of L1odoo the dire opponent oil
tie bill. Tic tEo archLishops we're absent
The red beaches we're nearly filed with noble
lords and Inc galleries above held good many
noble ladies, though not 81 many as had been
expected 10 be present.. The demands for ad'
mitaIca 90 the port Ct Strangers were very
uumercus, Gnd tho g,!aIl:s allotted 10 them
wcr3 slupy crammcd.
10 ige from appearances i; seemed likely
that his royal hiehues7 reslIy was goiug 10 ad
drss, My L)rd." lie Was sitting 10 his usual
;,tc AID bad by him.a porten!ou5 roll Of paper,
the rlesoiGg CT w1ch presently appeared
At tbs bar WAS standing the Duke ct Elm
hureh. The private business having been dis
posed OF, the Pritc, rose, and, clETSIOg the
roll TO the table. aG0Cuncod that it was Pc
iiion signed By Uore than 5000 tarmtr3 10
Noiok 10 favor Of the bill. His royal high
uess thea wa6t ca to add (.ud this was the
spaecbl that he presented the petition with
great Itasars AID that be should give his
warm support to Lord Housbton'5 bli. This
WAS all.
Nobl, lords waited aboat 10 the expectation
OF hearing The prince subsequently mska SCI
speech, bu. they were disappointed. Ills royal
hi:hucs sooo showed that he had said 81, be
bad to Fay b. leaving his placo aud going tt
cact With his brother, and Lord Stanley Of Al
derey, who wss than addressing the House, tell
! hns.IF CT such discuot that he speedily co..
lipssd AID let their lordships dIVid'.
Ii the division the Prircc OF Wales tIuod
himaeI! 10 the same lobby with the Duke c.
Eiiubureh, who is aISo q warm supporter OIL
the proposed measure. Bu. they were in The
minority. aud against them vas pitted that 70
| doubtabIe ad7tr5lry tho ElIl of Beao1nsfeld
When the number were announced the Pricc:
| vent up to Lord lloughtoD. tapped him on tht
shoulder and addressed few encouraging re-
marks to him, ss who should say that they had
done VIII this time and would do bettcr next.
The Earl OF BaacorsGeld rolled EiDs:lf up IL
long f.wn cclored overcoat that reached Il
his heels and walked home uocscorted even by
Monty Cory. The tTo royal princes WsO'
| away 10 their several carriages. Lord H6ugh-
ton took E:rl Nelson's arm and walked VI
Parliament street. aud tho bishops haVog
quietly melted away the whole thing cime tc
80 ED By Whitehall Reric,o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR 8NOwDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING.--.."".MAY q, 1879

MIR. Hayes is either utterly igooraDt OF the
principles upon which tho government Ct his
country was founded, tr has determined
TO ignore and rspudiaie those principles ior
the purpose Of gazing temporary party cnas
Ut the cost tf permanent irjury to the interests
of the people Of the whole Uoioo, Ntr,h ts
we'll as South. lie says that resistance OF the
people of the lower Mississippi to the depora'
ton Of the labor upon which they depend Tor
the cultivation of their crops will DO Eebeiilous,
Which the Government will put down. Radical
en,isssries, hy means OF such circulars
a. those that Induced the late cxOdu,-c!rculars
at 6rst alsruog the negroes BY The statement
that the country they iDhabit IS to be resod to
Spain tr made an Iodian reservation srd lis
colored population be 10 ersavad or scalped, ard
then removing all their fears and txhierstlng
them by promises OF cultivated lands and fur
nished houses already proyl led Tor them 10
tie North, persuade the negroes to desert the
nrighborhcod Of l4oding place 90 the Mis-
sissirpi, and send steamboat to that landing
fer the purpose ofcnrying them IF. The white
people of The ueig bbol hood, kno8iog that they
vii bo ruined by such 40 exodus, ind that
tho emgrap!s arc being duped aud deceived
by promises u.v!r intended TO be fulfilled,
m " sseptb 90 the banks Of the liver aud
warn OF the steamboats, sent there tor the pur-
pose Ct taking away their labor. and such &C.
tiou Oh their part, Mr.. Hayes says. will bo re
bclliop, which the Government will tuppress.
Every school boy knows that in such case es
Il at we have supposed the action Of the white
p, opls would BE- breach CT the peace. an TO-
fraction IF State Law, and that the tfsuders
would be as exempt from arrest by ofic RI Of
the Uoited States as they would be from those
OF Great Britain. Ard then, too. MIR. Hayes
seems not 10 koow that tho balar CO oi trade 10
favor Of this country i, Principally duo to tho
cotton ctor, aud that if the laud that produces
that crop be deprived oil it's labor. that balaLce
will not only DO r.v-rsed, tut, 10 nd'
di len. that the already poorly paid
lsborers Of the North would have their wages
cut down sill lower BY tho i,fax Of the negro
emigrsuts from tho Sou b, and that whereas
this same nnr,Lcr1 lab TT now buys good cot
tol FIR eight and ten ospts yard. be will then
be compelled to pay double that price for 40 TO-.
ferior article rsi ,ed 10 Iodia. Mr.. Hayes should
con6ne his public utterat 8 10 Veto messages.
10 the composition Ct which he has Mr.. E'arts
to assist him. When no goes it alons, IS 10
tho case Of 90 Interview. and talks as ho did
TO General Ct uwsy, be gives Himself away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

THE CANAL BoNDnoLDERs "A called meet.
ing of tho Committee of Bondholdcrs Of tho
James River and Kspawha Company appoint
ell to solicit subscriptions to the agreement Vi!b
tho Richmond and Allegapy Railroad Com
pany was held yesterday aft.ro 10 Rioh-
mend.
A report WAS received from The Secretary
that the holders of 1888 500 of the first mort
cage bends Of the canal company had slgued The
agreement with tho railroad company, besides
the holders of SIS 600 Of the second mortgage
bonds oftbo canal company. and $50 300 Ct the
bonds Of The Buchanan aud Clifton Forge Rsi.'
nay company.
A committee was appointed to visit New York
xnd confer with the committee representing the
tonds held there. and endeavor to secure their
signatures in order to the early building of the
road. and p. A. Wexford, was authorized 10
proceed personally 10 solicit the subscriptions of
tho bondholders to the proposed contract
1.-THE bondholders sign the agreement before
the 18th of june the road will be speedily
commenced and completed Dispatch
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

Msjor Poe, Chief of Police CT Richmond,
has suspended Policeman Brooks ard Sergeant
Seal from the city force for not making the DC.
oesssry arrests 10 the case of Gen. E. w. Law,
Of Augusta, Ca. who YVES robbed by Two men
of $45 in Richmond bar room recently. but
who told tho officers 10 question when they
called On him that he preferred to keep the
matter quiet. A we'll known detective is said
to have been one of the mon who committed
the robbery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

HEARING --Jacqu5s has staiied The effect
produced by Tie mo,ion Of The 81: in al audito'
rum upon its acoustic qualities. using Tor this
purpose The Bsluncre Academy Of Mus,c.
Having proved By tiGec! txoerlnen: ha: va!ia'
lions 10 density ia tho air Transmitting sound
not ouly decrease materially the ictersiiy CT the
soucd, as Il ndEli has experimental sEoSn,
Eu! also actually modify itg form, ard thus give
rise to confusion and indisiuctuess, il naturally
followed the. 10 public halls where s1ch cur
rents Of air really exist ia abundance there must
be much difficulty from this cause. In the
bulldog above referred to the whole supply Of
fresh air IS admitted Of the back OF the stage,
ia there warmed, then crosses the s:ago hori
zootall, passes through the prcsoeIium and
diagously upward toward the roof, across the
auditorium. in one large current AID goes CUT
partly through registers ia the gallery ceilings,
into ventlallng tower over tho chandelier,
whose heat ii the motive power Abous l5 900
cubic feet OF air per minute arc thus drawn
through the house. The acJusi, qualities Of
the house bLiog exo;pioDay pcrfect, are as
cl1bed ls!go'y to tie condition OF the air within
it. 10 It's; tho question, experiments we'c
made By staiobing persons IL various parts CT
il during performance, ADD asking them siol
pig 10 ro!c the comparative case with which
the performers could be heerj. At various
Intervals The valves controlling the circulation
of air we're reversed, SO Is 10 produce currents.
Almost Invariably tie testimony was thst at
times, which proved 90 comparison to agree
with those at which the revsrsas bad taken
place, the sound vas confused and iud's met,
and people all over the h6uie wero seen to
make an effort as if to isten.-EditorS ,Scien
tific Record IN Harper's Magazine for Juae
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Rhode Island General Assembly.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 27.-The General
blythe unanimous choice of tho officers nomi.
mated by the caucuses of Fast night. Both houses
met in grand committee aud appointed a COM
mistee to assert and count the votes for general
officers, after which they adjourned until this
a Fternoon -...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27
Strike Ended.

SCRANTON, Pa, May 27.-The strike of the
Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Company 8 min
ers 10 ended. All wont 10 work this morning
on The nc,iyee's terms. e-
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Accented.

DEs MONIES. Ia, May 27.-Judge Dillon.
il is autholitsiively stated, has accepted the
position to which he has been elected 10 Colum.
b;a College.
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GUILTY. -ADJ b2Gy asa"IhiG'
remedy for children cjntalrIGE cplun Ia any
form is guilty Ct doiug Earm. d.. Bu!i'S Baby
S}lua i warranted 30, % contain opla!cH
ard ST, ul therefore bo wildly recommended.
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Suribnar'S ,TEd.nZiuc.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

Nearly SIX thousand emigrants arrived at
New York lss. W.ck, aud most of tho steam
ship agents have advices OF arg, increase
during The summer months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-27

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