The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-10
THE WORLD OVER.

80. RoBERTs, OF 1e1as, says nc hOulu
1O,, ~ ,.,bsr than ride on railroad pass.
Ionn IoSDoNDERRY, very large coal
=, now sells coal at retail as well as whole
De.
,r,oox, Georgia, will have tomato-can-
factory, owned and conducted by
orthern men
g. r.vnbrokers of Great Britain, 4,872
nnmber. l take in during year 100000
% Of pledges.
y,ssAR COLLEGE girl, upon being
# she liked goldfish balls, said she
ever attended any,
rpv.s baby carried off the blue rib
over twenty-eight competitors at al
slit2rnia baby show
raorr thousand eight hundred and fifty
-. voters of Richmond, Va, forgot to
tbeir taxes for 1881.
cgrrp cheese is very popular in Austria,
! an enterprising Austrian has started a
20, dairy near Chattanooga with 1000
sad. -
crv. L.oSGsrREET has appointed K. K.
r,i,ht colored, of Augusta, Chief Deputy
afsd States Marshall for the Southern
strict Of Georgia.
Tue whistling locomotives at street cross
!. fl Hartford, Conn, has been discon-
oped by order OF the Railroad Commits
oBers Of the State.
FaHrEEy miles was the lenght of a boat
,ca r,ged by three crews of Minnesota
bnfcrmen. They were completely ex-
au.ted by the effort.
ATLANTA, Cain Whitefeld county,
F5a- York was killed by his father, in the
r4.zace Of the formers wife. They quar-
He'd about crops The father fed.
Miss DORA STUART, leading lady of Gus
EIliam-' theatrical company, is the widow
h Col. Dreux, of New Orleans, the first
nicer killed in the Confederate army.
THE Atlanta Constitution congratulates
Iour Uncle David Davis that he doesn't
lave to rush into his pantalOons at O'Clock
the morning to attend party caucuses.
NIyErEEx counties in Texas failed to
md in returns to their vote at the special
Bsction on the 9th of September in season
r. have them included in the official count.
THE late Gov. Wilt, of Louisiana, left
l. widow and five children in poverty, and
committee of leading citizens has appeal
d to the people of the State to provide
und for them.
Hon. JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, of Vermont,
low Il years Of age, is the oldest member
II the United States Senate, and the young
sst /. Senator Aldrich, of Rhode Island,
bow 40 years of age.
AyEgRo at Pensacola, Florida, purchased
1 lot and built house ON it. After the
Building was completed he found that ne
bad made a mistake, aud had erected his
dwelling OH his neibhbor's lot.
4 Mr.. SrATHAM, over whose nomination
Is Postmaster of Lynchburg, Va, the
senate became dead-locked, has now been
bppointed by the President Postmaster OF
shat place, vice Wilson, suspended.
i II. II. MCGUIRE, a tobacconist of St.
Louis, was closed out by his creditors on
Saturday He was about $I1 900 short.
bwing chiefly to embezzlements by plaus-
sbIe Young scoundrel named Haas, who had
been acting as his clerk for about year.
Haas disappeared recently, leaving a six
page letter ''full of good advice to his en-
.poyer,
Miss Rosa LEE BOYD, young lady OF
b, residing near Mexico, No, was burned
b death yesterday. She was subject to ep-
#5leptic fits, and was seized with one while
sittiug near fire. She fell on the hearth,
and her dress was set in a blaze. No one
wa, in the house at the time, and the girl
was literally roasted alive.
Mrs. CAMPBELL, the widow of Alexan
der Campbell, founder of the Christian
Churh is a striking looking woman of 81
years. Her hair is as black, her eyes a
bright, as in her youth, and her mental ac
tiyity is remarkable. She reads and writes
often until midnight, and is now engaged
upon volume of "reminiscences of her hus
band.
\ DISPATCH from San Antonio says
Geo Washington, a negro, was arrested to
day. charged with outraging a Mexican
woman He pleaded guilty and was sen
tenced to the penitentiary for SO years
Tomorrow he will stand trial for the mur
der of the Simmons family last spring
The crime was one of the most revoltin:
ever committed. He will probably receiv
sentence of death.