The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-03
GAzETrEERs,

tittA INV
The ladies Of Liberty, will give din
ner on tue 1lth inst.
Gen. w. s. Hancock, is the coming
mon for the presidency in 1884.
Blaine delivered his eulogy on Car
field, in Washington, last Monday.
We learn the wind blew the depot
down ct Byram, last Tuesday morning.
Congress has appropriated 100000 10
the sufferers Of the Mississippi overflow.
BIr. Chas Cunning, the present May
or OF Brookhaven, Is a candidate for re-
election.
Rt. Rev. Patricl. N. Lynch, a Roman
Catholic Bishop, died in Charleston, $.
G., last Sunday.
David Dudley Field, Of New York, is
the oldest praciicing lawyer in the Uni
ted States He is rs,
II is said that over 100000 Southern
people have settled in New York city
since the close Of the war
Mrs. Carrie Ledyard, daughter Of Rev
!. T. Heard, died at her home IN Shu-
buta, on Monday Of last week.
Senator Lamr is now at home, The
injuries he recently Sustained are more
painful than they were at first supposed.
Roscoe Conkling bas been nominated
by Tie President as Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Conf Of the United States,
Victor Eois stabbed aud killed his
wife on Mardi-G Gras day in New Orleans,
on Magazine Street. in the light Of open
day.
The Atlanta Constitution says in the
next campaign tho organs will allnde to
the recent prize fshtas Southern out.
rage.
The people in the overlooked districts
are said to be suffering very much; but
steps have been taken to alleviate their
wants.
The Mormons are very much concern
cd about the action Of Congress, as that
body4contemplates an effort to eradicate
theevil.
Vhe Liberty Herald chronicles the
death Of Mr.. John Garrow, of Amit'
county, who died at theadvanced age G
seventy-eight years.
1t is said that Philadelphia exhibitors
at the Atlanta Cotton Exposition got or
ders for over ~, ,OoO,OOO worth Of good'
from Southern planters.
The cotton factories at Atlanta, Ga
have capital Of 81, ,o6s, 900, gives EN-
ployment 10 1850 hands, aud consume
IL, $50 bales Of cotton annually.
Ninety-Hve bills before the presen
Congress call for an aggregate appro
priaticn Of $4,000, 900 for public bml
dings in various cities. large and small
II is stated that Southern merchant
and spectators have lost on cotton fut
ures, within tho last few months, NOR
than the value Of the entire crop Of Il
81.
Iu the event Of an election for Con
eressman. at-large this fall, FIX. Goyerno
Stone and Major Ethel Barksdale wi
probably he the most prominent cand
dates.
The Cincinnati Times,Star, says GeI
Grant will visit President Arthur ON IL
tenth of March, Doubtless we shO
hear now OF a conspiracy to establish q
Empire.
There is o proposition before Congrel
60 reduce the revenue tax on whisky, al
tlerc-has also been introduced bill
prohibit the manufacture or sale OF it
the United States,
The large five.story building, occup
ed by Ciaft, Holmes, & 90, situated 9
Indiana street, st. Louis, Mo-, is now
mass OF ruins. 1t fell on she 25th nj
and the cause is complete mystery,
Ex-senator t. L, Platt, who was Al
preached by a reporter in regard to Co
kings nomination, said; prefer to Ia
Of anything else than Mr.. Conklius
nomination. In the first place, dor
know anything about it."
A shoemaker was arrested for bigan
and brought before the magistrat
(which wife, asked a bystander, Nv
he be obliged to takeP" Smith alwa
ready at a joke. replied; He is 60
bier, and Of course will stick to his las
Mrs. ScoyilIe, speaking of her broth
Guiteau, the assassin, says; The id
Of exhibiting his body around throut
tho country is horrible, and wouldr
have it done Il we were starving
have refused $1,000 cash ORR for b
body. He will not hang"