The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-12-07
THE WORLD OVER.

THE hUhLD UtEn.
.;4. and child of a respectable farm
CO r.o,gia we're murdered and the hous
Is On Thursday.
g. .,gcman in Canada narrowly escapes
,i-oning through Paris green havinl
laced in his evening meal of porridge
ss eoIored men and one white wet,
U FIR murder in South Carolina
:. b and Tennessee.
.Ia c. Burnand, the editor of Punch
'-als a, Of middle-age, who with his darI
Is. i French beard and abundant scar
8 at bis throat, looks more like j.:
!, than an Englishman.
arss .prious question in criminal law ha
20 raised in Berlin. A young woman
Il : confirmed opium eater, for the
ass = Of obtaining supplyof morphine
A prescription from a medical booE
,uei the name of a prominent Ger
2 ly,ician to it, The question now tC
:. ermined by the courts is whether thi:
s Institutes the crime of forgery, fol
i Gl she has been arraigned.
South Carolina College of Agricul
IA nd Mechanics at Columbia has now
second year, only fifty-nine students
- .oge of whom are students of last
-Ll twenty did not return after vacation
eat Miles attributing this partly to
,rsrty of the people.
ST ge Cox, vino presides at the Guiteau
BaI laughs at some Of the jokes, was
led to his present position by Presi-
n Hayes
u Massachusetts, schoolmarm has been
out of her school at the point of a
- in the hands of one of her pupils.
massachusetts, young idea seems deter
to learn how to shoot.
iagle Michigan dog has destroyed 5000
En, Of sheep.
smallest man attending the Atlanta
tion is General Sawyer. He repre-
m. Tie Key West (Fla.) Democrat. Gen
n awyer is 20 years old, weighs thirty
n ounds, and is only forty inches high.
b born in San Domingo.
liam Jones, colored deck hand at
lth Point Landing, New Orleans, fatally
3 I Steve Johnson, fellow worker.
riminal escaped,
ncis Marion, baggage master, was
ei to death between two cars at
au, Michigan.
ring festival in Bibb county, Ga,
. led by negroes, some of them became
and boisterous. Oliver Clark seized
i. TO stop the row; his wife struggled to
s. him out of the room, when the gun
: = Discharged and his wife was instantly
= i onel Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
or is engaged in lecturing on the late
4 leat Garfield. All he says of the
e Tred dead hardly aceords with his dis
!. z pn of Candidate Garfield last year.
ls am Debus, of Sturgeon, Mo, dropped
!. in that place from excessive use of
g.
: p law in Wisconsin, mob law in Ohio,
hob law threatened elsewhere. This
= simply that the people are not salts
/ ith the execution of the statute law.
bert Maxwell, a prominent farmer,
near Cairo, Ga, killed Adam Zeigler,
TO- for assaulting his little daughter.
Dispatch from Townsville, Ga, says
lie aud three-year old daughter of Mr..
3 were murdered and the house robbed
g the absence of Mr.. Clewes, WE'LL
farmer.
the opening exercises of the Wome MS
cai College of the Pacific coast, Rev.
Woodbridge, indorsed the project OF
ishing Women's Medical College in
rancisco. He said that we are now
in new era when the traditions of
Are being broken down, and women are
where taking their places in the fields
Vaneed thought. He hoped that the
iment of establishing college would
I'D, and predicted that ifsthe ladies
persevere in their efforts, success was
pre- for them. Mrs. DR.. Sarah E. f.
delivered an address upon "Women
edlcine and Their Medical Schools and
g4s. She said that from the earliest
women were possessed of the art of
ng; they were virtually the sick nurses
+ world. 1t is recorded that as early
fourteenth century a lady graduated
netical student in one of the Italian
She gave accounts of the great
medical colleges of London and the
pean continent and told of the trials of
rst lady graduate of the University of
burgh, The female medical colleges
Philadelphia and New York are both
esdowed and established as perma-
astitutious of well-earned renown.