The Magnolia gazette., 1883-02-22
GAZETTEERs.

Montgomery ~ OuuHueIs, u i9taAho'
vile, have made au assignment
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson has
selected Natchez as his future home.
The high water has reached the base.
mont Of the Galt House in Louisville,
KY.
Mise Lula Bogard Of Michigan City
has made quilt containing 10, ,465 pie
ces.
John p. King Of Georgia, is said to be
the oldest living Elk United States Sen
ator,
The Ku. Klux law has been pronounced
unconstitutional by the Y. 5. Supreme
Court
The present Congress will close Satur-
day week. The 4th Of March comes on
Sunday.
The conservation Of Bishop Hugh
Miller Thomson will take place on the
oath inst.
The Indictment against Prince Napo-
Icon has been quashed, and he has been
liberated.
A paper has been established in Paris
France, in the interest Of Prince Jerome
Napoleon.
A bill has been introduced in the Illl-
nois Legislature, abolishing the grand
jury system.
The State auditor will distribute $780,
OO0 Of school money among the counties
Of the State.
Aldolphus Powell, of Yazoo county,
was frozen TO death, nenight last week,
near Sartartia.
William Monroe, telegraph operator
at Webb Station. Texas, was murdered
on the l4th inst.
Gen. w. II. Sherman celebrated his
sixty third birth day on the Sth inst IN
Washington city.
S. Birtley Birel, notorious highway
man and robber wauted in Illinous, was
arrested in New Orleans few day ago
Manning has directed the Clerk Of the
House not to enroll his name till alter
his contest with Chalmers is determined.
Rev. J, $. Calhoun, pastor OF the
Methodist Church at Utica, died on the
10Th inst, in the thirtieth year OF his
age.
Tho Meridian Mercury tells OF the
elopment from Lauderdale county OF II
girl eighteen years and boy OF four
teen.
Mr.. James Herbert of Jackson was
crushed to death few days ago, by the
cars on the Vicksburg and Meridian rail
road.
The Secretary OF the Treasury estima-
tes that it will require SALE, 100000 to
pay the next years expenses Of the Gov
ernment.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has leased all the liuee Of the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company for
800 years.
The Star Route still glitters in the
constellation at Washington. Rerdell
has pleaded guilty and turned states
evidence.
Ex-Gov. Davis, Of Texas. Ex-Gov.
Jewell. of Connecticut, ExGov. Smith,
of Michigan aud ExGoY. Morgan Of
New VnrL are dead
I4ieut Oscar Crosby has been appoint
cd military commandOut at the State
University, vice. Lieut.. Bolton. Oscar
is q Brookhayen boy.
The citizens Of Cincinnati are com
planning Of the scarcity Of water, ,noswith
standing the water is sixty feet deep il
some parts of the city.
Track-laying on the Vicksburg 4
Memphis Railroad was begun at An
thongs Ferry, on the north side Of th,
Yazoo River few days ago.
Gov. Robt. Lowry will deliver tn
annual address at the approaching con
vention Of the Agricultural and Mechani
cal College of Mississippi.
The Masonic Grand Lodge which me
in jackson last week, after a session c
two days, adjourned Friday night t
meet in jackson again next year.
Two regiments of Rhode Island volur
teers that served during the whole @
the late war, ana have never been form
orally discharged, claim pay up 70 th
present date.
Col. Pat Donan says that Mark Twai
deserted the Confederate army at Ham
bal, Mo. He was private in Col. Tho
Hardies' division of the Old Nilsson
State Guards.
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