The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-11-23
THE WORLD OVER.

mont. Is II years old.
C,penhagen dispatch says the King of
n.,msrk is seriously ILL.,
n Gambetta reached his 44th birthday
- October 30. Bismarck is sc.
. vo,,ng man died in New York on Mon
7,v from phemia, caused by decayed teeth.
william F. RamstaIl, clerk for the coal
e,n of Cherrie & Co., Chicago, has decamped
with $4,000.
Can't. Joseph A. Aiken, a prominent
s.aanb,at man and wharf lessee, of New
Orleans Is dead
The Governor of Louisiana has convened
.,a General assembly in extraordinary ses-
s-oa for December o.
Mr.. Virginia Brown, wife of Hon. Joseph
pr,gn. ex-Mayor Of St. Louis, died at Car
roIIton. Ill, on the 9th.
Mr.. John l. c. Horn, of Uniontown, Ala,
rscsptly lost sixteen fine fattening hogs by
r.in., an old Paris green barrel for slops
Mr.. Dinsmore, formerly the wife Of
Gnitcau. now living in Leadville, has been
summoned to appear as witness at the
trial.
Mrs Webb 100 years old, attended the
funeral OF her daughter, Sarah, aged seven
ty-fonr wears, at Greenwich, Connecticut
last week.
Miss Evans jumped overheard off the
Gen. Lvtte at Madison, Indiana, and wa
drowned. She was crazy, and was being
carried to the asylum.
4 negro left to protect a pile of cottol
from fire near Warrenton, Georgia, covered
mn his head and went to sleep. He wa
f,pnI next morning smothered to death
Judge Folger, the new Secretary of tn
Treasury. is on record as one of the min
men in the New York Legislature of 1867
who voted in favor of giving women th'
ballot.
The Alma (Ark,) Independent, know
men who saw their wives and children Pu
in make and harvest this years crops, ant
are now investing the proceeds in chea
whisky.
Concerning the Atlanta Exposition, tn
Constitution, of that city, was opposed t
= Georgia colonels' day because no arrange
ments had been made to entertain the who
male population of the State at one time.
It has come to light that under what
known as the Dentists act any one wh
chooses to register as a Dentists can, |
England, get off iuries, and the number
registered Dentists promises to be enormou
The insurance commissioners of Pennsy
vania have begun quo warranto proceeding
f,r the dissolution of a number of mutu
insurance companies that have failed
comply with the requirements OF their cha
ters.
\ special from Dallas, Texas, says
woman was found dead in a shanty, haViE
di.d Of starvation. Her husband was lyiI
sick, and three small children, half starV'
and nearly naked, were hanging arour
their dead mother.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has instruct
its employees hereafter to call the passeng'
houses of the road stations" instead
"depots." The managers lay down the Ii
that the proper thing is to say "passeng
station" and freight depot"
When William ]. Handy, of Somer'
County, Md, lost his slaves by the war,
declared that he would never employ hlr
labor. His farm became wilderness, a
it was struggle to reach his hou
Last week he was sent to an insane asylu
John Merryman, ex-State Treasurer
REPRESENTATIVE of the National Agrieultu
Association. died on the 18th, at his hon
Hayfeld, in Baltimore county, Nd, az
81 wears. Mr. Merryman was a success
farmer and large importer of the best bree
of cattle and sheep.
DR.. John NJ. Leonard, seventy'four ye
old, practicing physician in Calhoun cor
ty, Michigan, for forty years, was arralgr
and pleaded guilty of counterfeiting sill
c,in. A trunk full of dies for making bos
money, from a nickel to dollar, was tou
in his possession.
On the farm of Mr.. Perdue, four mi
from Paducah, KY, a six.year-old son
the Widow Edwards, was playing near
mnle that was hitched in the yard, when
mnle turned and kicked the little fellow
the forehead, splitting open his skull
scattering his brains inevery direction.
died instantly.
WISCONSIN has been trying to destroy
o,ras wild cats, and foxes by oferln
~ -i for every one killed, and within
~. has expended nearly $4,000 IN.
1nons- Rat those who seem to know,
way he only result has been to increase :.
NhAs - Of these animals, the reward ON
far their destruction being an iH00"''''
as-.aa and raise them.
= wurr1,1SG, w. yA.-Kate Miller
- " Left left the residence Of her brothe
And hl.snfy Healy, in Cleveland, Fr
OF rs ~ 3er the Tuscaraway Valley Road
some asefi friends at Wheeling, aud was M
the train st Uhrichsville. She car
aa- nor talk, nor write nor talk the
language of mutes She is tall and sler
ond wore a black dress. Her wido
,notber and friends are greatly distresse
cHrcAeo.-The State Board of Ht
addressed c communication to the
..erintendeats of Railroads throughout
oois. calling bseir attention to the alar
ureyalenee of smallpox in this sectio
country, and requesting them to take
tain precautions regarding their train hl
and particularly those officiating on
Grant trains, on which it is believed
disease is more apt to be brought and
municated to the public through raj
men, who are likely to sufsr contagi,
sl,s ordinary pursuit of their ayocation
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