The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-27
THE WORLD OVER.

v..ttown Centennial has proved a
a success.
,,cH gold mine has been discovered
FL Paso, Texas.
,RrlELD's portrait will be placed upon
cent postage stamp.
- TWAIN has written another book,
ii the Prince and the Pauper.
HOWARD, editor and publisher of
r.isotiic American, died last week.
SENATOR FAIR, of Nevada, pays
oa property valued at 100000.
..ooprs of snow storms and intensely
-,.tber reaches US from the North.
ry THOUSAND European emigrants were
\ az Castle Garden, New York, last
az Gar of Russia and the Emperor of
,,iaare holding another secret confer
80 RoRERTs, of Texas, has written and
l;.bed book concerning the State over
ieh he presides.
~ DIR. SrUABT ROBINSON, the cele-
d Presbyterian minister of Louisville,
died recently.
srrRETARY of the Treasury Window,
b.en elected United States Senator by
Minnesota Legislature.
FRANCE will occupy Tunis permanently,
England may shortly be expected to
e charge of Egypt.
srArrsrIcs for the past ten years show
there are more marriages IN October
IN in any other month.
RrppLEBERGER, Mahone's man Friday,
engaged in Two "afairs of honor" in one
Nobody hurt in either.
THE Atlanta Exposition has surpassed the
= sanguine hopes of its friends. 1t IS
eeess in every particular.
E1,yrBAL HAMLIN, ofMaine, was elected
of;ce in 1885, and has not been out of
ID government position since.
E;rrEAU says that the word ''assassina
~ crates harshiy on his delicate sensi
ities. he speaks of it as ia removal"
Am over the country the Irish arc hold
meetings to express sympathy and
tend aid to the land-ieaguers in Ireland
1TrscocK. of New York, and Kasson, o
wa are the Republican favorites Tor tn
1e.ker,hip of the lower house of Congress
Trx THOUSANDS regular troops from tn
orIish army have been ordered 10 ireland
III instructions to be ready for active sci
ice.
Ex.GovERSoR MOSES, of South Carol
has been convicted OF theft, and IS ser'
IL cut A sentence in prison on Blackwell
sland.
CoT. RoBT. INGER5OLL has written
ngthy and able reply to Judge Jere Black
tgument. in support of the Chrlstia
Religion.
AN emigrant ship with 500 persons o
hard bound from Copenhagen to Ne
Eork was lost on Friday, and all on boar
erished.
The Christiancy divorce suit continues
RAG its weary length through the court
fhe proceedings grow more disgusting as tt
ase proceeds.
EDWIN BooTH, the actor, and his wi
have separated. They were not congenial,a al
Aecided upon this course after full and q
iberate discussion.
THE late Gov. Wilt, of Louisiana, bo
bis sufferings with the greatest courage a
.as;onation. He was but 80 years OF a
when death called him.
GUIrEAu's trial has been set for N0ye
her Sth. He says unless some great erin
nal LAWYER takes charge Of his case, he "
.conduct his own defence.
JAMES KEEN the owner of the gr'
American racer, Foxhall, has won nea
4 million dollars from English turfmen
his visit TO that country.
Ir is thought now that President Artf
will make clean sweep of Garfelds Ca
net. with the probable exception OF Llnco
1t will be decidedly stalwart.
GENERAL LoxGsTEEET, of Georgia, Ju'
Settle of Florida, and Tourgee, OF NO
Carolina. are the southerners mentioned
places in Arthurs Cabinet.
CANADA and Mexico, jealous of the laI
Enumeration to the United States, are
deavoring to attract some OF the nun
stream to their own shores.
ARCHIBALD FORBES, the English
correspondent, will make tour OF
South during his visit to this country
will lecture in all our principal Cities
THE Democratic press of the coastF.
ouite severe en- Senator David DAVIS
his recent departure from the lndepehe
xolitical course he has heretofore pHrst
IT i. stated that the Pope has deeia
that events may occur which will rende
necessary, in order to maintain the digl
of the church, for him to quit Rome
manently.
Hon. s. D. McENRY, elected 1t. Gov
Louisiana on the ticket with Gov. WI
has succeeded to the Goveruorship. ID
said to be a gentleman of talent and
eressiye in his ideas.
THE latest Washington scandal is the
far divorce recently entered by Cong
man Clarke, of Missouri, against his
It is said he has strong case, as MS
who was formerly a dashing widow Is
riously false to her marriage VOWS.
A1ArE order from the Postofice De-
mept at Washington, changes ietter-h
hilI-heads. blotters, blanks, ETC., IRON
elias. matter to Sd class, and increase
postage from cent to / cent per oane'
MISS EMMA THURssY, the American
queen is so popular in Sweden. tina
citizens drag her carriage from the tn
to the hotel. They stand under her VII
after that and clamOr until she appear'
sings for them.
TIE upper Mississippi river, from
panl Il hnnming with