The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-03
THE WORLD OVER.
.,ncss meets in December.

Mississippi is still rising.
SETTLEMENT as yet Of the Irish troub-
1rRAL A. EARLY is eighty years of
,,p !. Oh the increase all over the
pty.
ed weather and snow storms are repotr-
over the North.
live baby, weighing ten ounces, is a
net Of Maryland.
Atlanta Exposition continues as sue
hi as at the opening.
rp hundred Mormons left Liverpool
,r-4k for the United State.e
average age Of Queen Vietoria's
Of honor is about 80 years.
,,yvE<rioS of cotton growers has been
n ~ meet this month in Atlanta.
,,p .neclaI session Of the United States
,s adjourned sine die on Saturday.
b. President Of the French Republic
irs. salary Of 100000 per year.
yorxG unmarried sister of President
a, will be mistress Of the White House.
erors damage has been done by the
water in the upper Mississippi river.
,rrgI-HoP PURCELL, OF CINCINNATI, Is
.rfed 10 be in greatly improved health.
,vIo DAVIS fortune is estimated at
4950. lie made it farming and stock
b..
pl. wears sugar and rice crops in Louisi-
are the largest raised in that State since
war
b. TAlMAGE thinks that the little chill
Of to-day will live to see the mill
Eum
Hr boom in Confederate bonds is in
sing. Seven dollars on the thousand is
red for them.
. SIOUX Indian Chief rejoices in the
l. of Eagle-sitting-on-a-rock-wit with-his-
ehaugingoyer.
H. llIyxIE HANCK, the popular opera
kcr has married a local reporter of a
Enua newspaper.
b Is said that Vanderbilt is looking to the
slh for outlets and connections for his
Il Railway systems.
BLAME Is training to beat the Grant-AT-
.r-ConkIiug combination for the Presi-
ttial nomination in 1884.
EoLLIsIoNs between the people and the
Iice are Of everyday oceurrance in Ireland.
5odshed IS the usual result.
fHE London Times has an income of
100000 per year. Mr.. Walter, the pro-
etor. has an immense fortune.
EoMEy suffragists claim that great pro-
ss has been made during this year, and
bort the assertion by table Of statistics.
fHE centennial celebration at Yorktown
ked with salute to the British flag by
I French and American ships in York
er.
EorwTrHsTAND1NG he has lost a portion
his tongue, Senator Ben. Hill, of Georgia
zda two hours speech in the United
les Senate last Friday.
rHEEE are, according to statistical state
BIT lately published, 2,296,OO0 Baptists il
! United States-about equally diYidec
tween North and South.
ATroRxEY-GENERAL McVeagh and Pos
Rster General James have been asked t.
ain their places in the Cabinet until th'
ar Route cases are disposed of
bIRs. AMANDA DAVIS BRADFORD, th'
" surviving sister of Hon. Jefferson
Wis, died in New Hope, KY, one day las
Elk. She was 81 years of age.
ARTICLES OF impeachment have bee
esented before the Minnesota Legislator
ainst Supreme Judge Julian Cox, who
FUSED of dissipation and immoral praC
f..
zARTHUR's administration will be ex
emely stalwart. One of the party organ
y ut might as well be understood a
&c that the policies of the late admins
Rtion died with President Garfield"
+ CoMMANcHEE BILL" the once famou
.dian fighter and scout, who has figured
hero of more than one frontier romane'
Is sent to the county Poor House at II
spendence, Mo-, last week. Drink wrougf
e ruin.
PRESIDENTIAL speculations for 1884 al
order with some of the Northern paper
ancock, Tilden and Bayard are mentione
j the Democratic side; and Blaine, Con-
b. and David Davis are the Repulica
Forites.
8IME. PATTI sailed with her company fro
urope last Saturday. Her first concert
Ne United States will be given in Ne
4 ork on the 9th inst. This is the lady wi
accustomed to receive $50 for seat
er entertainments.
A FUND for the benefit of the family
BE late Gov. Wiltz, of Louisiana, is beir
kised in New Orleans. Though he hs
ben in Office for number of years, he die
poor man, and leit his family in an almo
estitute condition.
GUIrEAU's trial has been set for Mover
er I4th. Notwithstanding their declar
ons to the contrary, it is thought that t
'efence will take advantage of all leg
echnicalities which offer their client
nance OF escaping the punishment he meri
REPORT was current throughout Ri
6a last Thursday that the Car had be
.ssassinated. For time the exciteme
sas intense. and was only quieted by
ezar, in coed health, appearing on the 0
sOny of his palace and addressing the M
|itude
A VERY important meeting of the d
sissippi River Improvement Convention
ust been held in ST. Louis. Three hunal
helegates were in attendance. Cover
Crittenden, of Missouri, presided over
meeting Mississiupi had q full delegati
pa attendance.
ANNA DICKINSON and Fanny Davenp
have had row, in which the latter
come out first best. 1t grew out of NUT
jealousy, such asoften characterizes the le