The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-09-22
THE WORLD OVER.

r.,aov Lanier, the poet, died las
ek. aged 80 years.
rae Star-route prosecutions will be
ap an the Sd of October,
Tan thousand people are left home
by the Michigan forest fires.
r. New York Herald pays its CHIEF
Etar 4 salary of $40, 900 a year.
H. New York Prohibitions have put
m State ticket in the field.
f. Walter, editor of the London
"e. is visiting the United States.
AraoIv and Sanky, the Evangelists,
New York for England on the 18th
Ir.. Langtry, the famous English
1tv. Is coming to this country in
tober.
7a;tad States Senator Ambrose E.
inside, of Rhode Island, died on the
h inst,
he corn crop in Kentucky will be
IN better than was expected two
* ago.
H. millionaire Baron Hirish will give
j 0J0 to enable Russian Jews to emf
te here.
The London papers mention the arri-
in that city Of Hon. Jefferson Davis.
declined to be interviewed.
he Democrats will have a majority
bree at the reorganization of the
United States Senate.
er-eant Mason, the soldier who
mpted to kill Guitteau, is to be
Il bv court-martial.
I'm thousand delegates are in atten-
ca Oh the Irish Land League Con
fion in Dublin. Parnell presides.
fiera Is Il great deal of unfavorable
rneut in Washington City on the
sGce Of the Secretaries from their
Of duty.
Rev. DR.. G. X Marshall, of this State,
king a prominent part in the dis
lions in the Methodist Ecumenical
erence in London.
,icago and New Orleans are the
American cities that licences gamb-
houses. St. Louis is about to fol-
their example.
Tariff Convention will be held in
e.ro in November, to adopt measures
bibting any interference with the
TIM protective tariff.
b. late rains have made the planters
Inrhout the country much more
ertul than before. The prospects
Sdecidadly improved.
8bere are 800 educated female physi-
in active practice in twenty-six
= in our Union-the majority in
sarhusetts, New York, and Pennsyl-
p~ope Is disturbed over the secret
rences recently held by the Car
RU,,is and the Emperors of Ger
svaud Austria. England and France
"a it BODIES them no good.
r. Susan May Bonaparte, widow Of
lste Jerome Boneparte. died at her
hence in Baltimore, on Friday, of
5rxsis, with which she was stricken
i Two months ago.
bq Indications are that Tilden and
kling will be the opposing candl-
f,r Governor of New York next
This. of course, as a prelude to
Presidential contest of 1884.
stimations come from Georgia that
Gordon, having made a fortune
n:s resignation from the I. S.
It, Is disposed to enter politics
b. and may make the race for Gov
hould Mr.. Parnell come TO the Uni
States to re-kindle the Irish land
A1,an. it has been decided by the
erals in Parliament to send the Earl
Dunrayen to present the other side
D. question.
Zen. Hancock has been elected Pres
/ of the Aztec club, an association
posed Of Mexican war veterans.
was put in nomination by Gen.
snt. in a few pleasant and comPli-
tary remarks.
Telegraph Company has been or
zed by Il company of New York
Italisrs, with a capital of $50, 900, 900.
80 be STYLED the Mutual Union
and will put up lines to compete
d the Western Union.
q r. Thos. LGgenball, brother of Mrs.
stiancy, one 2f the principals in
Christiancy divorce suit, has chal-
ed the Ex-senator and wife-beater,
j. I. P. Christiancy, to fight a duel.
8 old gentleman declined.
Among the notable society events in
s. York the coming winter, will be
wedding of DIR. Jas. w. Webb and
Vanderbilt, and that of August
nont, Jr.. and Miss Bessie Morgan,
ghter of Ex.-Gov. Morgan, of New
L.
be great race in England last week
the St. Leger stakes, was won by an
erican horse, Iri9uois, the same that
! the Derby a short time ago. The
orleans present at the race put their
lev on Iriquois, and won immense
he suffering on account of the recent
81 fires in Michigan Is terrible. Sub
ptions of money and supplies are
Eing in freely from all parts of the
htrv. and nothing is being left un-
that will tend to relieve the horror
be situation.
BE- managers of the Atlanta Exposi-
do not appear to be well informed
the present State Government OF
issippi. Complimentary invitations
received last week, by the Secre-
of State, addressed to Governor
bert AmeS, etc.
be Indian troubles in the West con-
unabated. In a recent engage
between the Apaches and the Y:
pops (mostly colored) about 200 OF
latter were killed. 1t is said the
nan will not scalp colored patriot:
ing too much trouble to get good
On bis hair.