The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-12-21
THE WORLD OVER.

=. estate in Cornwall, England
7 - owner by the name of Jones.
r.3ianapoIis bigamist was only seven
- fret marriage and nineteen al
b.
- F. simmons, of Sardis, Missis-
:. purchased the Henderson (Ky.I
orter.
p.;.toIyilIe Ohio, NJ. D. Phelps shot
ma his son, William Phelps. 1t was
ooroyoked murder.
W. Clayton, presiding Judge Of
oI3bam county, Kentucky, Court, died
soth year of his age,
Damit lives in Illinois, and a strang-
- wonders why so many persons
a. :, well-behayed a man.
,,s W. Kaylor, cashier of the local
=, the Nashville, Chattanooga and
roni. Railway, in Chattanooga, is
sDg,
Thomas W. Grimes, aged about so
prominent physician of Columbus,
3fs5 suddenly while sitting in chair,
,rart disease.
yew Brunswick, Nj, Thomas Walsh
N bed with his pipe in his mouth.
go. found this morning, his body being
ned to a crisp.
nsadwood, D. T., two men, Jas
l.er and Thomas Bogg, We're killed and
others wounded by the falling of a
ID If cement in the Esmerelda mine.
s,trude Dyker, eyed 20, was waylsid by
r.rtb Crsnning at MiIItown, N. Y,
,,r;sbed. Soon after her brother met
,ipg and killed him with a shotgun.
y,ngano. an italian convict in Sing
,ri.on. \. Y, under life sentence for
or ri. wife, murdered Charles Williams,
,,rsd convict, by stabbing him in the
he news Is received of the death OF
! Radolph c. Doom, of Jasper county,
"a. tn the 9TH inst He was formerly a
pp5ican member of Congress from
zas
Masked men forcibIy entered the Jail at
f,aa,boro last night and released from
finement Vance Wilson, charged with
riug murdered B. F. Odom, his father
law.
Young man of D,lano, Mimi, carried
otla of deadly poison in the same pocket
u his chewing tobacco. The fluid es-
bed, impreguated the tobacco, and killed
chewer.
Martin Packet, who shot and killed
mes Barney, in January, 1880, was found
ilty Of murder in the first degree at New
adrid, No, and sentenced to be hanged
nuary 90.
In Knoxville, Tenn, the sale of parlor
slehes has been strictly forbidden by the
Etv Council, and in Charleston, S. c., all
Iatehes except the old "Iucifers" are con-
emued As dangerous.
A San Francisco woman whose husband
Is shot dead in his house by police
hcer asks the city to pay her 100000
smsges, claiming that the shooting was
anton and unprovoked.
Party feeling was allowed, at Pittsfeld,
/. 10 enter into a murder trial so far that
Republican procession celebrated the
risoner's acquittal, while a Democratic
recession hanged Judge and jury in efigy.
At New Orleans Oscar A. Rice, the de-
laalting Internal Revenue Collector, plead
b. guilty of embezzlement, was sentenced
paw fine of S1,O34, the amount of
fehication, and to serve two years at hard
labor.
One Ezra Freeborn has arrived in New
6ork, having been on the road as tramp
lver since the girl he loved rejected him in
lS45. lie boasts that in all these thirty-six
fears of wandering he never paid for meal
br q ride
special from Texarkana says, "two
well known and industrious farmers, J. ID.
and \. Adcock, brothers, living in Little
River county, who came into town THUS
day to dispose of some cotton, were muir
derei on their way home.'
The mother of a supposed dead infant at
H., interrupted the funeral
services by crying out that her little cne
was alive; and so it was, though she alone
had detected the slight signs of vitality
Resuscitation was effected.
Governor St. John, of Kansas, has issued
/ very strong anti-liquor proclamation,
,alHug attention to the fact that strong
Irganization exists in several cities to oppose
toe law, and offering rewards for the con-
yIesiou of any violators of the same.
The Women's National Anti-Polygamy
Society of Salt Lake has laid on the desk of
zach member of Congress an engraved card
the admission of Delegate
George Q. Cannon that he lives with plural
wives, who have borne him children.
This Is what happens when women vote
u Springfield, Mass: "a sudden change
,ame over the scene as two women entered
Profanity ceased, loud talk was hushed, and
IS the fair voters tiptoed across the tobacco
tanned floor, the crowd about the boxes
'olitely divided to give them room."
At Fayette, Iowa, John Haywood was
hot dead by John Bohner. They were
iyals for the hand of young lady, and
3ohner wayIaid and shot Haywood while
eturning from visit to the lady. Bonner
ys captured with the aid of a pack OF
hounds, and will probably be lynched.
The wife of August Fischer, of Milwau-
zee, became jealous of him because she saw
n announcement in the papers Of the
marriage of person OF the
anne name as her husband, and after an
ltercation seized an ak and struck him
hree blows one of which penetrated the
'kull, from the effects of which he viii I'M
loubtedly die. Mrs. Fischer is thirty
nine years old. and has been considered IN
sane with jealousy by the neighbOrs'
The Charleston News and Courier has
letter frOm Atlanta on the subject OF Geor-
10 ,,ol. t. - shafioW an