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The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20
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The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Az grtlpri.iue manufacturer nf oPii.
cal Instruments IL Berlin Shows lns
approximation rftbr wide spread excite
mgpt about Infected pork n Germany hy
Advertising microscopes for snie II a
popular price, Witli specimens u TIL.
chinm prepared tnr examination, and
fnllalireetions for detecting the presence
of parasites in meat % aHy kind.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Justin Mccarthy las given notice il
tue House y Commons That he Mi
move at an early day that the action j
she Irish Executive u arbitrarily artcat.
ting member q Parliament and pro
claiming the City of Dnbln under mar
nAi law is an abuse Of the powers gran
ted by the Coercion net, aud is calculate,
g arouse dissatisfactiop and mar I'll,
results Of tie rtmed,n' proposals.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Lieut.. Bullir, pursued the Iadian
murderersoi the McLanreniamily across
tie Rio Grande into Me1ic,, overlook
them aud KILLED four bucks one gqau,
wounding and capturing several sqaws
md children.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Tic Capitoiian says sdt, EerabnFl,
paya she can't SEQ h9w Tie men Fa-tsi
tuiahhug head nud ears n 1--we wti the
handsoms American girls Wetumhle
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

al hasqus. u Gen, Gran. u ne
CIV Il Mexico, 10 was toasted by ibs
Minister y Foreign Affairs y "the grest.
eood, aud tried friend of MeTico
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Arrangements have been contaminated
far Tho consolidation q lhe Missouri,
kHnssg L Ic1a5 and Texas 4 Inierua
tional ana Great Northern RaiIvays
The ". Louis, Iron Mountain i South.
ern Ttxaa Pacific viii bc consolidated tAe
18th inst
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Tbs President has nominated Eho'
q. Jewott, 81 Missouri, Assayer il charge
y tie Assay ONCE ii 81. Louis.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

The Annual Meeting uf the stock holders
ard directors &c ihe Mississippi, Valley Com,
j,auy will hr held AZ the Office nf the Company.
IN McCouh ciiy. on Tues,lay June 7th 1881
Gro N. GoyAN Sec'ty and Treaurcr
May ls 1881. Mississippi Valley Co.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Potcnling tile l1ettleblacA CongeF 70
aacua advising conkliug tobcliage linn.
aelt Ike sensible prrson.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Tue Democratic State Convention Viii
meet il jackson, 90 Wednesday, the
lAirl 8. August
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

The K'nsss Protibi;ory law won't into
EJECT May !. AZ Leyenvorth mauy oithe
'A'Y2h men continued ther traifc, stb
We intention Of coutes.ing Tie validity
q the lsv. Generally throughout the
s'ase, however. tie liquor dcalers have
closed up their places and either r,inoy.
81 elsewhere q engaged III other busi.
ness.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

John Dillon was arrested 1t Port
Arlington, % his way 70 Dnhiln, upon 4
warrant dated April 80, ohargiug him
With melting peeeons to torcihly oppose
and resist execution sales, processes oi
law for giving possession of laul, and
riot amt assault Oh lila arrival !, Dublin
le waw taken U k,lmaitiham Jail. There
vas not tie slightest attempt it popu.
lar demonstration
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

The Postmaster.d deuerai Laa declined
y make special investigation X Nh
D4rgey's connection WITH tile star route
contracts. Tho former has assured Mr
Dorsey be will be attended to slous With
sae rest 4 general investigation /
uader way which viii include him,
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

8oribnur 4 o., the publishers y
seribnors M0gazilie and S,, Nicholas
have filed an application il tie supreme
court 81 Nev York City ior change q
itscorporate name 10 "Tho Century co "
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Tie Morgan city Review say., three
hundred nud flfty men, women uud
children, German emigrants, arrived
here by rail Wednesday nigHt aud iril
far Texas Thursiay noon, by The steam.
sh'p Hrlau Tho most IL them II,
aae aPeeimens 81 Immunity.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20
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pubic sentiment. tbe kerpt-st cyr hid
iEp qnicFpat. finger Willin the future. as
ii IHsi3 t6e paat. determine 1l.5 siaIi
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Tmmodetate pleasures shorten III eA-
intonce rnore than any remedies prol9ug
it
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

Fun Assortment OF Choice rami'y Gre
ceIics always in Store. Nome but tho Best
aud Freshest Gomls are offered.
Terms; Strictly Cash
A. LEBLANC.
The Magnolia gazette., 1881-05-20

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Centenary College, jackson La vii
commenee ou tie 2athinst The aunnal
sermon will be peachei ~ Rey. W "A
Tudor, ID. ID. il St. Ioms Tte ~,
sesAion viii begin ii tbe Hrst Afo.ley Il
SeptemAcr.
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children, German emigrants. arrived
here by rail Wednesday mgHl mia irfl
f9r Texas Thursday noon, hy The steau.
rhp Hrlau. The most II them ~,
nae specimens Of humanity.
e os'lia''es'u usaeFai Laa decline,
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s9h'facs Ihe former has assured Mr
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alder way which will include him.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
PERSONAL.

King Kalakaua has given President Grew n.
Order Of Kamehamaha and VI. Grevy will betov, -
King Kalakaua the Order of the Legion of Homer VI
James and Harry Garfield have a cheerful hom. =,
Wiliamstown. Their rooms overlook a park ana.
beautiful landscape stretching away TO the Hoos,e
Mountains.
NJ jules Lefebvre is busy. Mrs. Hooper saws ;,
painting picture called " The Brides Toilettes
which is to be wedding present to Miss Vanderla,.
from her father
wealthy Italian who died recently in Franz.
has bequeathed TO the town of Eisleben the sum a.
$4,000, as testimony of his personal yeneration
Tor Its greatest citizen. Martin Luther
The house in Hoborn, London. wherein lived
Haydn, the composer, is about TO be torn down
In this house he is believed to have written his
Creation"
The Sultan is said to have singular dislike "a
foreign ambassadors, and Mr.. Goschen declares that
there is only one of making ones self acceptable
TO the sovereign, and that never to require any
thing from him.
The Empress Augusta has written to Prince Bis
marck thus: Now that am once more. by COTS
grace, convalescent, after my long and painful i'll
ness desire with all my heart TO express in this
letter my deeply felt gratitude for the great and
really touching sympathy which / have received
from all sides. From far and near. from societies
and private individuals from all classes of the PEG.
pie from all ranks of society from the large cir
Gle of all sects and from foreign lands have
reached me proofs of this sympathy, which has its
reward in the knowledge of the good il has done me
but which must never forget when the return Of
my sirens which is still failing will enable me 10
rctake that position at the side of the Emperor IA
which duty alls me. In or Ter that my sincere ana
heartfelt thanks may reach every one who has fol-
lowed my slow return to health and strength with
so much s KIND sympa hy beg You to have the
Aug. -, 1881. To the Chancellor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
BFTTER.

The President is better. Cooler weather has
come from the west, and favoring breezcs
laden with salt air from the east. lower
temperature and pulse, better digestion,
and stronger recuperative power in the con-
dition of the wound and abscess, give reason
for encouragement. While the people of sew
eral great commonwealths were assembled in
prayer, the winds changed, the temperature
fell, and all the external influences affecting
the condition of the patient improved His
personal confidence counts for much, and that
has been greatly strengthened. His physicians
and attendants are more hopeful than they
have been for many days. The peril and ia
tigue OF a long journey by rail are over, and
the President begins to show the effect of
greatly improved surroundings
Reverently be- it said, the Nation looks to
Infinite Goodness and Power for the restoration
of the President. All that man can do has
been done, and will be, we trust. But the
prayers of millions have been earnest and sim
cere. He who shapes the seasons and guides
the storms can save the President, if to Inf
mite Wisdom it seems best. Whether the Nation
Is fitted for such an answer to it's supplications
whether the President himself is equal to the
wonderful responsibility which would rest upon
him If he should recover and resume his duties.
Cne Fatner KNOWS pest The Nation trusts
in Him, as did the feeble colonists who landed
on American shores long ago the people pray
that the hopes of yesterday may not be in vain.
and that the life of their chosen President NAV
be spared; but, while praying, they bow in
recognition of the goodness and wisdom of the
Infinite Ruler.
The President has chosen to lessen the num-
Der of his physicians. 1t is evident that he
still has full control of his surroundings, and
can decide for himself in matters of the ut
most Importance. In his decision, too there
is proof that he feels new confidence in his
recovery. There is reason to hope that the
crisis has passed, and that slow but steady
recovery may now be expected. If he had
strength to rally from the fatigue of q trying
journey with all the excitement which no one
but the sufferer himself could fully appreciate
and if he had still endurance to bear the
almost unprecedented heat which met him at
the seaside, there is good ground for hope
that the wound and the consequent corruption
of blood have done their worst In private
control completely for his comfort, he will be
guarded still by the love of the Nation not
less anxously than when he occupied the
White House, while the renOvating powers of
nature and the escape from the deadly at
mosphere of September at Washington will
assist his recovery. The Nation will watch,
and pray, and hope. 1t wanted such Presi-
dent as James A. Garfield in November last.
IL wants such President infinitely more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
TIE MICHIGAN FOREST EJPEc

The latest news from the counties of Mchi-
gan ravaged by forest fires does not confirm the
hope that the estimated loss of life made by
the first reports would prove exaggerated. On
the contrary, the fearful death list grows az
the details of the calamity are more fully
known, and it is now believed that no fewer
than five hundred persons persisted in the ter
rlble tornado Of smoke and fame. The record
of great forest conhagrations in this country
affords no parallel to this for wholesale destruc
ton of life. There was greater loss of
property in the fires of 1872, which entire
ly swept away many large villages in
Michigan and Wisconsin, but the death roll
did not reach such frightful proper
tons. The region now devastated includes
large areas of the counties of Sanilac
and Huron, which front upon Lake Huron be-
low Saginaw Bay, and of the counties of Tus-
cola, Lapeer and Saginaw. lying further inland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
NO ENCOURAGEMENT FOR FACT1oyIsrs

NO ENCOUR 4GEMENT FOR F4CTTONISTS
Lest the little group of unhappy politicians
and the two or three newspapers that seem to
be disposed to prolong the controversy settled
ut Albany last July should try to twist the ac-
ton of the Pennsylvania Republican Conyen-
ton in nominating General Bailey into an in
dorsement of their fractional course, we want
to say thus early that the proceedings at Har-
risburg warrant no such Interpretation. Cen
eral Bailey belongs to the Cameron element,
and there is no doubt considerable sympathy
between boss systems wherever they exist, but
the Cameron people have never committed the
folly of assailing popular and well doing Re-
publican Administration. Besides, General
Bailey is personally unexceptionable and had
in his favor the desire of the Western part of
the State to obtain the compliment of naming
the one candidate to be voted for on the gen
era ticket. This, with the support of the heavy
Philadelphia delegation, gave him large ma
jority in the Convention.
What the Pennsylvania Republicans think of
the National Administration and of the con-
troversy forced upon it last spring by Mr..
Conkling may be plainly read In their plat
form, more than half of which is devoted to a
hearty Endorsement of President Garfield and
the course he pursued before he was shot
most active support in the prompt correction
OF all Governmental abuses; say that his Ad-
mnistration "has set the right example" in
the direction of well-cOnsidered reform in in
sisting upon " faithfulness and honesty in
every branch of the public service; and then,
after Il broad declaration that the Republican
party is progressive and reformatory, they
adopt this significant and admirable resolu-
ton:
Resotred That President James A. Garied-ths tender
and loving, this struggling and suffering this pure and
brave mannow becomes the beloved this people md
the admired Of ali people We tender for ourselves and
our constituents assurances of deep and heartfelt
pathy and keeny approaching the value of such life TO
his country the prayeru hope that he may
soon be restored to the discharge important du
ties for which he ls remarkably qualified. and from
which, bv peculiarly infamous and an undeserped
assault fora Conscientious exercise Of proper Executive
po'oer, he has been temporarily withdrawn.
The words which we print in italics cannot
be read in two ways. Their meaning is clear
They are severe reproof to the men who not
many months ago were carrying on a heated
fractional attack uDon the Administration be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The troopsin Cairo yesterday surround
ed the Khedive of Egypts palace, and compelled him
to grant their demands. - The Emperors of
Russia and Germany met in Dantzic yesterday.
"A cotton buying company has been formed at
Oldham. - The town of Hammamet, in Tunis is
reported to have been destroyed in a recent fight
between French and Arabs.
DoMEsuC-The President continues to improve
his pulse, temperature and respiration were uniform
yesterday. - The American Social Science AS
ISOLATION closed its session at Saratoga. - The
late Mrs. Jacob Vanatta made number of
requests to charitable institutions. 60 An
attempt made to rob the Baltimore
Savings Bank. - Robert Williams was killed
by his daughters No" Whetmill, in Virginia on
Thursday. - The pol e of Missouri are search
ing for the men who led train in that State on
"Wednesday night and have arrested three men on
suspicion - Troops marching into Arizona
to make an attack upon the Apache Indians. -
The Republican candidates for Mayor and Sheriff
have been elected in San Francisco. - Five
murderers were hanged yesterday at Little Rock.
Ark.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The reports of the results
of the drouth discOurag ing - Austin Cor
bin yesterday told TRIBUNE reporter his plans for
improving Long Island. - Mr.. Sankey talked
Europe. - The Coroners jury in the Buttermilk
Hills murder found Coleman guilty. -
Gold value of the lega-tender silver dollar (4l2l2
grains), S76S cents. - Stocks excited higher
and unsettled, closing irregular.
THE Observation-Disclosures local observations indi-
cate cloudy partly cloudy weather. with chances
of rain and lower temperature. Thermomete,
yesterday: Highest, 770; lowest, go; average
1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10

cause, in the " Conscientious exercise of proper
Executive power" the President saw fit to fill
an important Office with man they did
not like. The Republicans of Pennsylvania
are commonly classified into Cameron men
and Independents. Whether this division
is correct or not, it is plain that they are all
Garfield men. Their Convention has put that
fact beyond question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10

not be suppressed forever. When he has natl.
cost what il may. Upon the intelligence And a
sense OF the negro. therefore, the welI-heinV &c
state, In large measure, will ultimately de,suse
III be remain thoughtless improvident aud int lsl-
ant, the injury will be incaculsble for he Mil N
come the sport and prey of designing politician
That is solid truth, the contemplation of which MI,
do the Bourbon end Of good Unpleasant as kll
will undoubtedly find it az first &c ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
IMPORTATION WANTED.


. Inc Ltue rails Journal, erStwhile a Conk.
mig paper counts the failure OF President Argr
To resign the chairman ship OF the Republican state CON
nttee the election OF Thomas c. Plat TO the tenporv
Craftsmanship, the designation New-York civ A. he
place Tor holding the Convention, and the failure 81
committee 10 adopt resolutions OF sympathy with
PRESIDENT, series OF bunders. and adds. Perhaps
SOME friend of the majority Of this committee will voua-
ef 20 furnsh TO the great mass of Republicans through
our the country some reasonable explanation such
series OF plunders.' That can be done when Conkins
it. ~ - - $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
GOOD .ADvICE ZOE MIssIssIPPI pEMocRATs.

The AcdldRche has always had a sympathy
with the people al such States South Carolina and
Mississippi IN their desire 10 reduce the evil OF knoram
suffrage, hut none whatever with the KUknX methods
of robbng the baotbox OF the pat it, IL h
cardinal wrong TO do that which destroys the principle
oi government represented by the balot-boX. Ihefe
was and Is necessity for a stealing votes
rom the voters by substituting those they did not give
and the plan viii have Ia be abandoned IL we
bc done hereafter IL Lowry cannot be elected
without stung the balloOox IL better ~ try Old ea
King awhile and let Dear Bob 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10
Ecnra M nnI...ul. -. 80 = -

Congressman Peelle, Of Indiana, took his
summer summer vacation in Northern ohio-in General Gar.
helds old district That a healthy region, aud
would have been good thing il Garfield himself could
nave been removed there Immediately after he was
shot MT Peele says that the sympathy the Press
dert Is universal IN that part Ohio and
lined 10 his personal aud political friends Moreover he
says that the feeling is wenign universal that he VII
get well because lie is OF the strongest deterl
nation and Will power aud thai will carry him throngb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-10

If the ingenious compiler of Mother Symptoms
poetica prophecy that the world would come to an
end in 1881 cannot set up prophet on his Own
account, he can at least clam 10 have named in his
rhyming mood most phenomenal year. What with
a varied assortment of comets singular atmospheric
demonstrations in New-England the remarkable
and infrequent mirage seen of the Jersey coast the
intense heat and the extensive and extended drouth
in this country, the year has been phenomenal in its
natural aspects. 1t has been marked equally by de-
structve floods, winds and fires in every part of the
globe resulting in the loss of many lives and waste
Of much property. Even the crimes of the year have
been startling in heir number and character, rang
ing from the assassination IF two rulers to the de-
lection Of fifteen or twenty times bigamist. And
not the least remarkable and impressive of the
years many strange incidents was yesterdays spec
tacle of whole people in earnest supplication to
the Almighty Arbiter of Nations TO grant the bless
ing of an almost miraculous recovery of a beloved
ruler.