The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-16

FRANKFoRT, KY.-A negro
liam Russell went to the resiSs AaAsjN
Hutchinson, near the Kentuekv l,'' al
stitute, this evening, and assanl.s. lAq
intent to commit rape. He was car, %
cHArrASOoOA tTeun.) Tines. :.
grants to join the Mormon eolonv
arrived in the city Monday and ai1 S'I'a
here until Wednesday, when thew Man, r '''@
ed by about fifty more, aud At w .'n q
fully that number, and all will nros ~'"'ll'
party. There are now lars.
Mormon missionaries in this yici. daIa''
engaged in collecting the prosslv,s, ''t
grafton. q"
Miss Emma Smith, of Peoria, IN !,
admitted to the astrological depar,mn. -' =
Leipzig (Prussia) University, bein1 ~"
the first lady ever accorded that pr !, 'A
In Washington Territory the -
Council killed the woman s suffrage NM s,'''sF
yeas to seven nays. VIII
A blind Italian beggar at CHARLIE.
was seen to count 5000 in cash. the 80 y,
his labors.
A nickel mine has been discoy.ra5 =
Hanson cOdnty, Texas, that insure, v
to its owner. as
The net profits of the cotton fact,,,
by the Tennessee Manufacture, = We
Nashville, for the year were $46O O0 TlF'%
pany declared dividend Of ter per,.,, W
rangements have been made for the =. A
of another mill at cost of $4,000 '''S
Some twenty or twenty-five Jer.ev H..
and bulls have been brought into Hin5. @
during the last three or four weeks h., .sl2 K
who attended the Meridian Fair. F"'s
The cotton crop OF Georgia on yov..,
LIST was reported to the Agricultural c.
siohor of that State as being 80 per cent ~
compared with the crop of last year
The October crop report of the N....
Cotton Exchange puts the Cotton yield :, ~
two per cent less than last year.
A Mrs. sewell eloDed from atlanta with -.
Jim Edwards, and took $500 of her bp.h..,
money to pay travelling expenses.
Smallpox having been taken to Caie.-.
by immigrants from Chicago, by the Gen.,
Pacific Railroad, the State Board q, u,. ,t
has recommended the Governor n or3.-
inspection, and, if necessary, ouarap,;,.,
of overland immigrant trains at TrpcL.,
some point near the State boundary. S,r
nine cases of smallpox are reported At W
Tacoma, Washington Territory.
Fifty-six cases of small pox are repor,., .
Railway, New Jersey.
In an interview with the Norman ella,
Morgan, by reporter of the Cbatt,,,,,,
Times, Wednesday, he stated that The rrs,,.,
number of Norman churches to be fpos !.
the Southern States existed in Geor,ia ana
Tennessee. In Tennessee the church /,
strongest in the Middle and Western division,
no churches are built in East Tennessee an.
there arc very few members. There ara n,
regularly ordained ministers located in ,,y
district to preach every Sunday, but tnvL
ing elders from Utah visit them from tim, :,
time and hold services at each once or twin,
every month.
CHICAGo.-A dispatch has been received
here from Corsicana, Texas, to the effect TIA,
a railroad accident has occurred near then
in which twenty-five men were killed.
Says the Union Springs Herald: "A emf
for damages by clored widow Of this coupv
against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
for killing her husband was recently comm.
missed for $500. The lawyers got $3.50 her A.
vaneing merchant got $I25, for looking after
the affair, and the lone widow got $l25 /,
her grief"
Ii is said that the cotton crop of Alabama
for the present season, Notwithstanding the
drouth and other disasters that beset it durip,
the year, will not fall more than ten per cent
behind that of last year and that the staple /,
much better, and consequently the price will
be better, and the money realized for it viii
be as much and probably more than last year
Nashville american: State Superintead.
emit Doak says that Virgins & Vaughn have
sold $4,000 worth of almost worthless furni
ture to school directors in this State on th
exhibition of forged recommendation from
himself, the Governor and ex-superintenden
Leon Trousdale.
Twenty-Five students at the State Agricol
,ural College at Detroit have been suspeude.
md two others expelled by the Faculty.
Advices from Cape Coast Castle, da,ei
October 16, state that information has beer
'eceived there that the King of Ashantee bal
Tiled two hundred young girls for the pur
'ose of using their blood for mixing mortar
or the repair of one of the Stare buildings.
San Antonio, Texas Thos. s. Moody, Wit
7as brought before the Circuit Court on III,
barge of stage robbery was sentenced to the
'enitentiary for life. Moody is the "shOr
ian" of the celebrated couple known as long
ian and short man," who have operated
nth almost incredible holiness and success
'r the past twelve months. Will Hum9hries.
no turned States evidence, was given his
'eedom.
The father of Phil. Sullivan, the train-robber
no died in the Arkansas penitentiary Of
is preacher at Sal Angus.
ne, Texas.
Another installment of about 400 Italian
borers for the New York, Texas and MeIi-
N Railroad arrived at Rosenberg Junction,
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