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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-06-30

JOHN R. LYNCH, who is aspiring to
Gen. Chalmers seat in Congress by the
connivanoe and approval ef the Nioks.
burg Herald, was in consultation with
the Radical officeholders and managers,
arranging a programme for the coming
canvass. in this city on the 23d inst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-06-30

Born parties have been split by the
temperance movement in North Carroll
ma szEs,Ff
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-06-30

THE Vicksburg Herald publishes over
an anonymous signature, without
disapproval, the most vindictive assault
upon Hon. Jefferson Davis that we have
seen in any paper, North or South,
Comment is UNNECESSARY
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-06-30

THE people will remember among the
duties Of the forthcoming Legislature
will be the redistricting the State for
members of Congress, under the new
apportionment to be adopted by Con
gress next winter. Mississippi will be
entitled to an additional member
Some of the present districts are out OF
shape and very unsuitably arranged.
1t will also devolve upon the Legisla
ture to make a new legislative aPpor-
tionment under the late enumeration.
THE Democratic Executive Commit
tee Of Holmes county has announced
the following plan for making nomina-
tions for county officers, and selecting
delegates to the State Convention
ResoIced, That a delegated Convention
composed of one delegate for every twenty
FIVE voters and fraction thereof, polled for
Hancock and English at the last general
election be and IS hereby called to meet at
Lexington on July 10th, 1881, for the pur-
pose of making nominations for county Of
ticers and to select delegates to the State
Convention.
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Mists,gen scomttty.

New York, Juty TO- Vincenzo Rebel. j. ar.
rested in New '"s ay@ 'r7ught here by
private detective. VINO siiegu Rebclo is the
noted bandit, Espoito, told his story to re-
porter. Rebello said; II was born In Mssse-
da, Sicily, In "; my parents owned a
small farm on the utskirts Of the city;
tners l worked as q farmec; first heard
OF America from iatteIs of those who had.gope
thtre; they often sent home money ard pres
ents. This hrBt suggested to my mind the
idea OF emil ration. l left Italy in 1876 and
came to New orleans, where went into the
fruit conimlssio business In \ small way;
used to Sell fruits to steamships mostly, which
bopgh { ON lugs'r re- along the ,oast; never
owneda boat, though l occasionally took short
trips In search OF a good stock, !
tried to do right by every ybody, and moHs my
cpun,rymen had . good many friends. That
was m po-itif n, when ono morning as was
standing by my stand, near jackson square, 1
was suddenly seized from behind by three
men. l was bound aud hurried into carriage
waiting around the corner. My fruit an
staud W re rs left them, and none of my
frieuds heard o. my capture. All day lOpgI
was driven around, ana was not even taken
before the authorities. ! had some money and
papers with me. These I was deprived of
knew no more until l was taken on board he
vessel. never heard of the man am taken
for. and there are 4, zcns Of people In New
Orleans who could Identify me beyond ques-
ton"
Ths keeper OF Ludlow street jail, In which
Reb,llo is confined, says:"This is cete of
mistaken identity. Idon't believe this man
has trains to plot or turage to execute [ q
crimes with which this Italian bandit is
charged. lie Is one of the most inoIensive
and iimid,y nervous men In the jail at the
present moment"
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TrOttiug at Z hicagS.

Chicago, July 10 This was The first day Of
the summer trotting meeting ut the Chicago
drivil park. The attendance was large,
weather delightful and the track In nne condi-
tion. Following is the summary:
lat race, 2:2J class SoSol l ], Edwin
Thorn / 2 l 2, Pilot 9 2 8, Jewett4 3 s
4, Spraeue 8 Q 4 di.t,nced Minnie Il 9
dists nce0 time ?:l9, 2:a0s, 2:l91i, 1928.
2ad race, for stations purse Of SjG0O-Pred-
emont 8 2 3 !. Robert
53 8, IIannls 4 8 3 s, Wedge
wood 3 . 9, Morchief 9 o 6 4.
Time-e:ls 2:l'h, 2;7%. 2l9A, 2:2l.
The third race WAS a pacitg race, 2:20 class,
for purse OF 81 $50 with $500 extra 10 the horse
pacing better than .:l5k. Little Brown jug
] !, Bnly Scott, } . Q, W0ud.rful4 4
/, Bold Hoinet3 $ 3, Ftrestb 8. Time-s:l2k
2:liH, 2:l2k, bsing tho best
pacing heats on record. Little Brown
Jug might sasiy have beaten the best paon &
record of2; l5A bnt that on the home stretch
he was eased up On III, frst heat. lie will on
saturday try 10 beat the record for purse OF
81 SO.
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Dublin Land League.

Dublin, July b.-At the weekly meeting OF
the land league tonight, Mr.. Sexton said the
only thing positive was that the land bill
would drive the Irish out OF
Ireland. Sergeant O'IIagan's career, he
said, had not been one of striking
public consistency. Mr. Hilton, in tho hodse
OF commons, has dl..,ngulshed himself more
by attacks upon the genuine rep, esentative. OF
eland than by anything else, and Mr..
lords. SStSC" It wa. ,,mS' ea'0i he said. nSr for
the league to consider Immediately
whether they ought not 10 Join the Convent
assembly for the purpose OF deciding upon
their future course. Mr.. Goidon, one Of the
tr,vereeis, In the recent st ate trials, has been
found guilty FOR having resisted arrest under
tue coercion. act, melting crowd to murder.
Sentence has been deferred
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lhe klec rae Huxgy.

There has been great deal OF thought OK
pen led upon the problem ofproduclng per-
feet light for road vehicles, hut until within
few days nothing has been produced that
would fill the bill. Lamps with candles In
have been tried, and failure was the result.
Whale oil has b, en- used, but both whale oil
and kerosene oil are Objectionable. For coun-
try drivl y, at nigit, light has been long
will do. S,n!e he electric light has proved Q
success for lighting large buildings, IL has Oc-
CURED TO "a scientific man OF Milwaukee tnat
Q ectricity could be used on Wheeled vehicles.
He knew by experience that there was always
more or less electricity wasted, for instance
when u young couple wei out riding; 80 he
experimental. Those who were Gu. on the
road last sunday evening may haye been
nstonishsd at the unusual light thai thone the
whole length Of the road, ~ certain carriage
passed along, and they probably observ ed
the freight Of the two occupants Of the car.
riage. The young scientist hao lesrpe that
II. cry stable for the evening, so he 6ribed
the livery man to allow him to experiment. on
the buggy The young scientist pu, . small
e,ectrl' lamp on T. 2 lower part Of the dash
copper wires TO The back ofihs seat. II was we'll
known 10 the student OF nature that when Q
brunette young man and bl0omipg z rl.who
act as the positive and negative-thst %, II he
1hs negatives The srrap cement sioss Al drst~
there 10 certain electric current est blish ed.
small In itself, but OF great rover Improperly
husbanded, You have all felt II. Oh, don't
biu.h. II is III Q your arm getting asleep, Cr
hitting your funny .bor on the ., m Of rock.
Ing chair. Well this wire was placed 10 that
The arms ofthe young people would uch Il.
just % they were passing the Toll gate they
the little lamp began To throw out light. It
went undrr the horss's feet and lit rp The road
for tev, raj rods, and the young p. Op1e were
| almos, rs much astoniAhed 10 the h0rso was,
They III ,ught there was somebody fJllowing
them " ih q lantern, ard they stIaghien, d up
| and The lghtwent out. Every little while they
| would get Gear togei her, and kies each OF her
siyly, aud tqust xe, end lmmsdi stely the light
would blaze up The girl was real frightened
and insis ed on tho young man sitting on hG
side fthe buggy. and h. was little frightened
tho 1rst few times the ght nared up, but as he
c,nle ou. to hug he was going to hug, II II
turned night INTO day. Sohs went 10 lying TO
ner about tho hor being PHI sphorous hoi 90
He said til re were ,ms horses that were On
full OF phoephorous that when they got warmtd d
up title from driving they shed llaht all
around. Then they got nearer, and tine cleo.
triclty again appeared, and for an hour they
rode along In tho evening BY the bright light.
| rhe young Bhentist pAssjd them u number
Of tlincs In snoiher buggy, and he 10 90 we'll
sailthed with the experiment that he will ap.
ply for patent -G'orEe W. Peck, Ills Sun.
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Tho Iroh Trade.

A Philadelphia dispatch says: The Iron
market shows signs OF returning activ-
ily. TheIe is very little stoppsge for re-
PAIRS. The heat limits the output, as the men
cannot endure 1t Fresh offers are In the mar.
ket for both foundry and mill-iiOns. Foreign
lately drawn stocks from bond. Good brands
are held at $50 aud S2l for forge, and "a for
foundry. Bessemer is duiler than usual, ow-
Ing to the advance Buyers will hold Of
been partially idle for repairs, nud will re-
sumo on next Monday with fair volume Of
business, Demand Is steadily improving, and
consumers are Fastening orders In. Two
plate ard tank iron and sheet and shaped iron
has increased since the 1st inst. ana an Inn
prOvement In prices Is felt, which promises
to Increase, Buyers Of rails have not been
seen for ten days. Quotations are steady.
Mills are sold ak months ahead for steel and
three on iron. old rails dull,
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ST. LOUIS.
Tho Talbot Boys 10 Haue ~ the Gov.
ernor Refuses TO Interfere.
aoaots1 IN thA Aavald

The Talbot Boys 10 Haug ~ the Gov
eFnor Refuses 20 Interfere.
Special to the Herald.
Ht. Louis July ls,-Albert and Charles n.
Talbot, who murdered their father. something
iib Q two years ago, will be hanged at Mary.
Vile, Midway county, this state, on Friday
next nx,cutiye clemeucy saved them
the governor, says positively he win mot
Interfere agsin. Hv has sent . letter TO the
sheriff Of the county, directing him to make
the necessary preparations i0r the hanging.
The governor says, "Let your preparations be
"a ample In detail a. they were before. Sum.
mons = Sufficient number OF guards to pres.
erve the peace. and insure the
prompt observance OF all your
plane. trust the morbid curiosity
Of the people has sufficiently abated 10 lessen
tho crowd OF spectators, but this hops
should MT prevent ample preparation for any
News from the western part of tho state Ia
to the eff-ct that no trace of the dare DEVILS
who committed the recent train robbery hAvu
a. yet been found. Several gangs are out
making Q pretcnse OF searchiug for them.
The rascals played q bold game for sma
At kes The agent OF thu cxpress company
here told ) our correspondent to-dav that thu
net result OF the ar ,ir to the robbers was only
six hundred dollars, that being all the cash
they got. There was . thousand dol ars In
cuecks taken, but they will do the robbers po
COED, ard as reported ct the time they weak
cred at their work before ropblng the passcn-
gers
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A mississippi Hanging.

Corinth, Misc, July l9.-Henry s Smith.
who killed James Buert in April, 1850, four
miles north of Burnsville, Miss, was hanged
here yesterday evening. Smith, who
had been confined at Tupelo,
was brought to Coripth, Miss. :,
Saturday, at IL sop. m. A guard OF twenty :
five men, armed with ,hotguns escorted him
from the jail to the gall'ws, where 200 per-
sons asss mbled. ith ascended the scailoid
a, d read several chapters from tho bible loud ,
Ministers ga X hy mus and prayed, after which
the black cap was adjusted. Before having his
hands sted SIN tn sad, IL want to see You a |
once more, and b d YOU good bye hope to
meet you all In heayeD." Sheriff Williams
tnen exc aimed, "Aay God In heaven, have
mercy on your soul, and Immediately after
~ard cut the rope. 'mtlhs neck was broken
by the fail, ana he did almost without strug-
gle. Tn mud r. of Buert was most uupro-
vOhed. lie and Smith were journ ey Ing from
Burusville to Ten 'essee, when, wltnout cause,
so fur 1s Ia known, Smith ST. uck him with an
axe 81 veral times, and threw his body into o
stream.
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Paris, July lo.-The announcement that .
serious engagement had taken place near
stax on sa uiday 10 confirmed. Most Of tho
leaders Of the revolt were killed. Tho result
produced . great impression on the Arabs.
The French com mander at bfax has ordered
an Immediate uisnrmamon OF the
natives, delivery OF hostages and
payment OF war Indemnity, fifteen
miilion francs. IIc also requires tho inhab-
iiants to fu nish th- French troops with all
nece say upplies and holds the popu'ati n ,e.
sponslbl for ,ny act affecting the safety OF the
Fsench army. 1t Is rumored that General
sousler will organic, TN expedition at Con
stantire. and march 10 kairoun, passing
through tho entro Of Tpals, from west TO east.
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Baltimore 70 Celebrate

Baltimore, Md.,J uly ls.-The Merchants and
Msnufsctur, rs association Of this olty. com.
posed OF all the leading merchants, manufac.
turers and business men, have dscidst to hold
y sraud ma dl gras festival In Dsltimors In
90 ober next, In connection with q formal
csleb alton of tho Introduction nj water from
the Gunpowder water works II will be ar
rang d so NJ to preo, dc OF Immediately fol- ow
'is Yorktown centennial. The bJaid d OFT ade,
corn ara nour exchange, and ,thcr organ ~.
tons, Will cooper tie, Au0 tht display will be
OF tue most lib ral and ola nn-ats chaYAct r,
arrangements have been made with ali tines
ftravel lsadlug south ana we.t, for halffa q
rates. u Ia Intended that the coming celeosa-
tenuial oil october last,
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RcvolutIonist Couvress

London, July 10 "A meeting, calling itself
the revolutionary congress, was held IN Lon
don last ni.ht. Deega'es from various parts
Of Europe and America representing the ca
IRENE democratic party identified with Herr
Most, the imprisoned socialist, W. re present
About 100 attended, m1slly workmen, and
displayed red flags Mr. lie comp e, an An IT,
lean lady 0e,eyate desc ibed the di 'appoiul-
ments In email farmers going we,t aLd tn,
lusJry pron iscs of I'M grant gsnts. an
how great capital sts In possession ot railw al S
oppressed laoorers and raised the price of food
in the sSab lar states
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BreInOnd.
Special to the Herald.

Bremond, July l9.-Thtre were eleven felony
convictions at the recent term of the distric.
court in this county, torcs tor murder, yet
the high ~ penait' was ten years In the pen.
itentiary. j Morrow, formerly Of Denton,
was convicted Of bigamy, aud sent up for
three years.
The mineral well boom continues to grow In
interest and proportions. The Bennett nine
raj WELL near town changed hands to-day and
the present prOpriet0Is propose erecting COM
modious bulldogs with all modern Water
Ing ace appliances fol the accommodation OF
yisttOrs.
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A FULLER ACCOUNT.

Syracuse, N. Y, July 1.-the WeitIng
Opera-house buildings n the centre Of the city /,
oil of the best OF BUILDINGS, containing one OF
the handsOmekt Opei o. houses In the state,
took fire This morn pg and was wholly de.
s'roytd wi hin two hours 1t ha been the
most disas rOus flrs In Syracuse within thirty
years. The O. -timateo loss Is upwards Of
1910, 900. Fully fifty tenants occupiei the block,
all OF whom are losers to q considerable
amount The block was four
stories high, covering half an acre, and was
valued at s200O,O. The Other principal losers
are as TO lows: ROsenbloou Bros. shos deal
ers, loss $50 600, i,,urance f22 600, G. w. Ing
alls & Co sho. dealers, loss $35, 900, insurance
5000 O.; Ever on, Frisble n Co.. hardware,
loss $50 200, insurance 81 900; Giles Everson,
private BOOKS loss 8 0, %. no in.urance; D. T.
erce Co., crocstry, d,msged by
water and fire, loss $4,000, in
surance covers Tue loss; &. II. ShutiucB, I,
saloon, loss $40 600, insurance So, 90; Charles
J. Po@e,s, urrgs, loss $4,000, insurar ce
IS 500; K. B CrawlOot Il Co., seeds and agri.
cnliural implements, loss $4,000, insurance
5000. Warner Co., and any other offices,
we're hut slightly Insured. The New York
State Banking con pany saved its money ard
papers Half d. zen p, rsons were more or less
injutd by + ling walls and debris. 1t IL
feared that one or two persons erished In the
flames Thi~ Ia the third time In twenty-five
years thatths buildings ON this site have bser
burned.
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EuroreM . Finances.

London, July l9,-The p II Mall Gazette this
evening in leader on the dangerous state Of
the French money market, siys for long
time thoughtful men In Italy have looked with
anxiety towards Paris. They fcpl tina. Paris
world at present tmc, MS well as st tho time
Of next credlt storm. The Gazette attributes
this ttsto oi thipgsto the daring and persistent
gambling Of the past two or three
ana az: M hsvs m%ss ax.S cCMe wnsn NE
which Wi,l force speculatcrs 70 unload, but iii
other great markets are Aleo forced 70 On ex.
tent neter known before. Il II impossible for
one 70 relieve The other. Wild bny!cg cannot
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London, July l9.-The lrish party in the
house of lords seem NJ quite so hostile to the
commisso oneis under the land bill on second
thought, as it erst appeared to be though
O'Dnnnell, who at times seems more ex.
treIne Than even Par ell, declared all Of them
unacceptable, and stye the home rulers Will
obstruct the app in,ing clause. The col,serv-
.tivts are not di satisfied, as Mr.. Jim Il
Vernon, who Is business member, Is the
confidential gent OF two ooi servhtve peers
1t IL belicv, d that the appOihtme will smooth
a way for the bill In the house of lords.
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Death of"Ri,ly. the K,d 4.

Chicago, July ia dispatch from Los
Vegas says that the coroner's jury on the body
OF "B lily the Kid" returns averdict Of JUS
tilah' homicide, coupled with the statement
that Pat Garrett deserved the thanks OF the
whole comm unity for Kidding the cou nlryof 4 the
desperate. "The X d" was . card ess youth
Of 81 yeare, aud was born IN New York, His
b,sst was that he had killed a man for every
year OF his aye, whlch In probably true.
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Rurnet.
Special to the Herald.

Burnet, July 10 0-Fine rains have fallen all
over the county Farmers are happy. The
corn crop has been cut short, but The small
grain crops are unusually good. Prospects
q, haitering for q good co ton crop.
camp M citing was commef ced last week.
bat on account of r, in was broken up, SER
vices cODtinslDg ut the church. Several
prominent ministers were present. About ten
or twelve conv. rsions up to date.
The railroad boom still continues. stock is
being taken liberally.
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London, July 10 THE correspondent OF the
standard at Durham says kilograms from
Pretvia state that the terms of the convention
between England and the Transvaai, settled by
royal mmissioners. gives the Bo. Is the light
to elect the yolkesraed and president The
;resty IeserS es to suzerain tn right of deciar-
Ing W.T. The whole OF the Transvaai is to be
retroceded .
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Foreign Briefs,

London, July 10 The Daily Telegraph un-
derstaL ds that Mr.. Paruell will not particl-
pate Ia opposition to the land commission.
Sir Michael nicks has removed his motion
In regard to the Transvaal from The order
book Of the house Of commons, u though there
will be q partial discussion OF the moti,n At
Ihls sess on. IL il understood that full d, bate
will be deferred until next session of parlla-
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BreilllNln. .
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Brenham, July l9.-S. s. Hoses, a oiilzen
OF Texas since 1873 died to-day. aged IL.
He was wealthy am prominent man.
At II o'c'ock last night James Butler 's frame
residence was burned by an incepdiary.
Loes $500; Insurance. $3.50.
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An Eoragrm.nI nenr Srax.

Paris, July lo.-A dispatch fr,m Tunis
states tnat there was an engagement on Sat-
urday Desr Sfax. The insurgent leader with
400 ne tves of flax aud 200 arab hOrsemen
we're reported to have b,eo killed.
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d. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
kODERT REYHuRN.

OHicial bulletin, 7 p. m.-The president
passed an excellent day, and the afternoon
fever has been less than on any day since he
was woundel. At p. m his pulse was 02;
temperature 9S &; respi alton 10. st the pres.
ent his pul-e is S6; temperature 50; respira-
tion 10.
The following telegram was sent tonight by
the atIenuMg physiciaus 10 the c)nsultiD y 4
surgeons. Drs. Hamilton and Aguew; last
event. & the presideut received an hypoder
sulpha' of mo p Ia He slept well dun lug the
hight. He col Il lues to take of sulphate qu,
MA, In three grain doses, thrice da ly, and Las
an enema when required, The an;is.ptic in-
rary, and he has passed b tier day to-day
than any since he WAS II jureu. The wound
looks welt, and is dschargiEg healthy pus
freely
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ALBANY AHNirA.

Albany, July 10. --rns joint convention met
at noon, and voted on the short term vacancy
10 the United States senate as follows: Lap.
ham 6s, Pott'r A., Conkling 2S, Woodford l
Niece sary TO choice 70.
The chair decided that no choice had been
made.
Speaker Sharpe moved an adjournmentw which
motion carried.
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Dean ! etanIey's I.n,s vyerds.

London, July 10 In conversation to-day
the archbishop Of Canterbury said, "Ths
Lest audibls words Of Dean 9taulsy were. y
have labored amlQ many frailsiso ano much
weAeree - 70 MAKE .We6lmlniater A4bey .the
rs:s ,ss sSsss S..s, q .srs sslgss' and ssseas hA
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Attempt 10 Moot Editors.

Tunis Jnly 10 An unsuccessful attemp.
vsh made last evcuing to eho It two editors OF
'nii-mini ter,a' pApert, on the rubl,o prone.
d, tere. The perpet 'anis were arrested,
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Chiosgo, July 10 "A disl atch from Kansas
City. No., says james Bri ses, an old scout
and companion tf Fremont, and the nrst
sSs pisiUs. u dssS, sssd "a ainssy.si.. % % '''0''