The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-10-13
THE WORLD OVER.

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$s85,115.
DORSEY was left out of the star-route in
formation.
o,xvn1E va.-The tobacco was in
iured by the frost
o.rry1ox is only the absence of your
.ns from the newspapers.
uoxrRpAL-The loss by the burning Of
=. Theresa College was s25, 900. Insurance,
$4,000.
rup Temperance party of Indiana wants
So aid Of all voters, regardless of past
affiliations.
p,1rrGH, \. C.-The tobacco crop of
80. section is reported badly injured by
fo.t last night.
OVER 1000 men are now at work on the
Dana canal, which will be increased to
3 900 in December
SIX children now call Gen. Grant grand
80 It takes all his military skill to get
through Christmas.
AUGUSTA, Ga.-Nine convicts escaped
f,,n the penitentiary camp here Yesterday,
and are still at large.
THE star-route thieves have plenty OF
money, able lawyers, and the best chance
70, a jury, on their side.
THE widow of John Cretzer, who served
- ,bs war of 1912, is believed to be Uncle
a.m's oldest pensioner. She is 103, and
rss married in 1901.
THE Atlanta Exposition opened with
great success. Atlanta ard the South are
s.t.fed. The crowd exceeded the ex-
,actation of the managers. The programme
Eas faithfully executed.
Tur wife of a man named Garrett, ar
ras.ed at CoIweI, Michigan, on suspicion oi
having murdered her husband, hanged
herself on Monday in the jail.
EX-GOVERNOR MOSES, Of South Carolina
r,ed of swindling, in New York, waived
animation and was committed fol
is bail being fixed at 81, 900.
y. Y.-Dr. Alonzo D. Hull
of the DIR. Hull, Of New York
fe was murdered by Chastine Cox
from an overdose of chloral.
Lovs VILE. Oct. 13.-Rev. Stuart Rob
ips,n, D. L e, after suffering from cancer 0
the stomach for the past eighteen months
died at hrs home in this city to-day.
IT a. stated positively that ex-Sena
70 will be appointed Secretary o
but will not take the offic
uIar session of Congress.
.sy CRAIG, known as ''Barnum'
died in Danville, Indiana, o.
ght 1t is said she weighed 80
and that her husband is about tn
..ne size.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-This afternoo
CAPT. Howgate was brought before G.
Bunday, United States Commissioner, on
charge of embezzling from the Unite
States the sum of $94, 900.
Dr. BURT, Il physician at Charleston
Arkansas. sent aconite in mistake for eFg,
to Mrs Ross, one of his patients, with fat'
result. The same drug was given to al
other woman, but prompt treatment save
her life.
AxHAPoLIs, Md-The third class of C.
det midshipmen were sent on the Sante
for refusing to make disclosures in regard
the hazing Sunday night. They signe
pledges not to again haze, and will |
returned to the academy.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA rumor is afiot
tonight to the effect that it is not imPro
able Rollins, of Philadelphia, President
the Centennial bank, will be made Secret
rv OF the Treasury. He is long-tin
Grant man. and particular friend OF u
President.
IT is said that ever since the death
President Garfield Mrs. Lincoln has be-
suffering the most intense mental angus
She frautically declares that an assass
murdered her husband, and they will 500
xii! her son Robert if be continues to
main in Washington.
LEWIS ST. JAMES, au old negro living
East St. Louis, shot and killed you
negro named Clark. 1t appears that CIa
was visiting St. James daughters, and t
old man drove him from the house. Gla
showed fight, and advanced on st. James
menacing manner, when the latter sel2
gun and discharged its contents II
CIark's breast
GOVERNOR ROBERTS, of Texas, exerci'
apersOnal supervision of the prisoners
the State penitentiary. Most Of them'
saws. are young men from the Northwe
East and North, who, having strayed fr
home restraints, have fallen into bad CO
many and got into trouble. He tells tn
that good conduct will shorten their teri
and, if they behave themselves, pard'
them out.
Mr.. EMIL LINDBERG, general manager
the Kentucky land and immigration bure;
at New York, addresses a circular letter
the press, advising the organization
immigration societies in every county
Tennessee under the general laws OF
State, with a capital stock of from ST.
to s., 500 each, divided into shares of fr
$40 to $25, the money paid in to be used
advertising the resources of the county
Inducing settlers to locate in'the cour
ITEMS OF INTEREST.