The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-07-04
WHAT's the Vicksburg Herald mad
with Col Singleton about7

WHATS the Vicksburg Herald mad
with Col. Singleton abOutH
Gen. Chalmers independents" are
playing their little parts, in the Capitol
to-day.
KEAlPER COUNTY recommends Mai.
Evans for floater from Lauderdale and
Kemper.
EVERY dollar of needless expense,
whether by municipal, county, State, or
federal government, is robbery of the
people.
RICHARD GRIGGs, (col) of Washing.
ton county, Commissioner of Immigra-
ton during the Ames administration,
died on the ID.
We have on file for next issue a sketch
of the Commencement exercises of Mis-
sissippi College-received too late for in
sertion this week.
The Missouri State Teachers Associa-
ton have passed the resolution that no
member in the association should receive
the title of Professor.
THE Utica Monitor is homemade
throughout, fresh, newsy and bright,
and holds the fort as the organ of the
Gibralter Democracy of Kinds.
THE Hon. Joseph K. Reed, who has
been nominated for Judge of the State
Supreme Court by the Republicans of
Iowa, is 48 years old, and is native of
Ohio.
The Aberdeen Examiner is an able
paper and fair controversialist. It
does not garble its adversary's argument;
nor distort his meaning; nor mix the
ingredient of spite with its rejoinders.
In answer to numerous calls Hon. H. |
q. Williamson is candidate for re-elec-
ton to the Legislature from Carroll. !
He was prominent member of the last
(or presently Legislature, and his record
was exceptionally good.
"NAvE," the Jackson correspondent Of |
the Memphis Avalanche, says that Mr..
James Hill, Internal Revenue Collector
and late Republican candidate for Con
gress in the 7th District, is in favor Of
the Kinds county fusion plan?
The Norwegian bark Alma from Vera
Cruz for Pascagoula arrived at Horn
island, having yellow fever on Board
was sent to quarantine station at Ship
Island. The second mate died. There
is said to be another case on board.
CASES of yellow fever are Guaranteed
at Ship Island, close at our doors. The
National Health Board having been
disbanded by Congress. the
sole reliance of our people will be upon
the State Health authorities.
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HE cash sales of land in the United
States Land office in this city, for June
was l6,909 acres, amounting to 1924, 405.
homestead entries were
made, aggregating 1866 acres, bring
ing III, I70, and eleven final home proofs
HE Madison county Democrats have
instructed for Robert Powell for District
Attorney, of the 9th District; the KEN
per Democrats, for ]. H. Neville, of the
7th District; and the Pike county Dem
ocrats, for H. Q. Bridges of the 10Th i
District. ii
MR.. BAYARD thinks there is an ire ]
possible conflict between the aceumu.
lated wealth of the privileged classes
ana corporate power, on the one hand !
and the People on the other. It wonld
seem 50. The latter will triumph in
The end.
WE are glad to note that the delepo-
lion to Washington headed by Mr.. Wright
u the Vicksburg Herald, is likely to So. {
cure special river mail service between
Natchez and Vicksburg. Capt. Perisot
will undertake the service, and will per. q
'orm it well.
Hon. H. G. WILLIAMSON, has with
irawn from the editorship of the Carroll
Waterman. We are sorry to lose q co.
aborer SO able and efficient as he has =
'hown himself to be. Mr.. Williamson
will be succeeded by Mr.. John Armstead =
VINO will no doubt keep the paper up to .
is high standard.
WHAT is known as the Memnb;,
Vicksburg and New Orleans ra;lwor 0
orms link in the Southern Pacao u
Railway system of G. P. Huntinotor +
lnu consists of tho Choa,..l - e