The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-12-21
NEWS IN GENrs,

oRAsoE, TEx.-wm. F.rl.,
~ beat his little daughter q. ''I''s
ed to recover. 'Asa
| The st. James Hotel. !.
changed hands, Mr.. y. s o.. ."
Cincinnati, being the purcSs...
SAN FRANcIsco.-Ap A..
patch says A party ~ A''
forcibly entered the jailer', p'',,
ed him and forced him to Div. ~
and went to the cell door ~
killed John A. Barrett An - '''s
citizen, the night efore J.s ~
taken out aud hanged
WILLIS, TExAs.-Mr. DIV,
died at his home, near No,,.. '''''t
illness of only 20 hours ~
death unknown. Va 81
PALESTINE, TEx-Chas. Tbou.
victed of the murder of Housto, /,
January and sentenced to +.
were negroes. -Aass
Fitzpatrick and Foruey died 81,
ease. That is the mOrtuary f,,I.
days.
Col. David NJ Nelson, vb,,-
james II. Clanton, of Mop,yon.N
in Knoxville, Tennessee. ten v.,!
Friday last in JOnesboro, Tenn.
Mr.. Julius Rector and his 49, N
principal ola colorel school ms Fl
chased tickets to the parquetts ~ "a
Opera House. After they were ~.
ushers got them out by a ruse ~
was then refunded, and they w..
admission except to the family Nv
are going to sue for damages.
MARSHALL, TEx.-The grad i,.-
true bill against Il railroad cop5r.,..
killing of two men in the late rail-.
ter near Hallville.
The management Of the A lam. r
has decided to close it en- Deco- =,
Alarming reports Of an incre,,.
pox cases come from Jersey Ci,v,,lp
Matte NJ, Blanchard, aged tv.,p.
town, N. Y, died Saturday fron 3,
an overdose of morphine given Ia, =, 4
scriptiOn calling for quiuiue.
A negro murderer was taken f,,.
at Warwick Court House, Va.atma. (
Tuesday, and hanged by a party n
men.
A girl named Ganoreau, workio,a
ry in Lawrence, Mass, accidental,
overdose of chioroform, and pbv,..,.
gave certificate of her death D..
mass for the repose of her sonl Ni,,a,
screamed in her coffin. Il was lima.
opened, AID the young lady wa, soo,
to her usual health.
Fort SMITH, ARK.-On Satur5,y,..s
negroes entered tho house Of Mr. Ana.
berg, living in the suburbs Of mi, 4.
attempted to outrage the person o., Ma /
berg, she being alone in the hous, Il.
provided with rope aad tried to baias
she being a powerful woman su,se,.
sisted aud escaped to her fathers Non.
town. Considerable Injury was don, /
the rutians in soutiia There is no ola
70 the perpetrators Of the outrage
Mr.. b. S. KICKS passed through
en- route for his home in Yazo, pn.
Sunday last. He is just from the
Exposition where he Was or, of 1aAl
of cotton ginning aud prepatia, mica
The following complimentary notices
the Atlanta Constitution, and we 4,
formed is the only vote Of thank. oil
expressed by the exhibition. to an, \
committees or judges:
ATLANTA, Dec. l5.-We the under.
manufacturers of cotton ginning anil
pairing machines, most respectable !
our thanks to Col. w. +. Barrows aCl
Col b. S. Kicks, of Miss, GIL n
Smedes, of Miss, Mr.. ]. II. Fannn, dI
and Mr.. l.. 5. Fisher, Secretary, S q
the kind aud impartial attention hg.
given US in the examination and Id
our machinery of which they were 500.
ed judges; and extend our compliuta
Director-General Ii. l. Kimball, tor M
us before what we proudly conaia
most practical and intelligent 5Jir
gentlemen the world can produce
E. Van Winkle d Co., Atlanta
Scattergood Gin Company, Albnl
Y.
Halls SelfFeeding Gin Company
Sing, N. Y.
w. B. Burdine, Eliscar Gin.
Messrs. Plat Bros, Oldham, Engh.
Eagle Cotton Gin Company, Bridges
Mass.
Frank II. Glaese & Co, Boston.
Carver Gin and Machine COM
Memphis.
Moore & Crowson, Memphis.
Joe Ralston, Lone Star Cotton Ga
Texas,
Albert A. Wood, Cotton Cleaner A
ia, Ga.