The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-10-24
NEWS NOTES.


There will be large Excursion from
Mexico to st. Louis early in November.
A railroad is proposed from Vidalia,
La, opposite Natchez, to Pine Bluff,
Ark.
Small pox exists in VicksbuTg, Miss,
Richland Parish, La, and Chicot county,
Ark.
The street cars of Berlin are allowed
to carry only as many passengers as
there are seats for them. h~
Vice. President Myer Of the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad, has resigned
and been succeeded by August Engler.
1t is said that the Ohio and Mississip-
| pi Railroad will be controlled by Gar
rett, of the Baltimore and Ohio here
after.
General James B. Steadman died in
Toledo. Ohio, Thursday, He was
prominent officer during the late war.
He was 81 years old.
The Comptroller Of the Currency yes
terday authorized the Farmers, National
Bank of Franklin, Tennessee, to begin
business with a capital of $4,000.
There is a penny saving bank in Phil
adelphia which has $500 deposited by
900 depositors. They are all children,
and the largest sum possessed by and one
is $l8.
An alarm of fire caused stampede in !
Jewish Synagogue in st. Petersburg, |
Russia, on the l4th instant, in which 40 |
women were killed and 80 injured.
The Treasury Department last Thurs
day purchased 100000 ounces of fine
silver fOI delivery at the San Francisco,
New Orleans and Philadelphia MINIS.
The bill granting women the right of
suffrage passed the House of the Wash
ington Territory Legislature ON We'd
nesday night. The vote stood l4to z.
The Bangor Furnace Company, of
made voluntary assignment
The liabilities are reported
1t $3.50, 900, and assets nominally twice
hat amount.
The Floyd, la, Waterman states that
Or. Jno S. Herring of that place will
rather 175 bales of cotton from $50 s
Ieres. This speaks well for the Bayou Is
Macon Hills.
The railroad from Kansas City, Mo-, !,
o Memphis, has been completed, and
he latter city received over it on last Il
saturday by one train Sc cars loaded 6
nth grain, meats and whisky. q
The law Of Massachusetts, requires a
II Boston railways to run morning and +,
yening trains to and from that city for I.
he accommodation of working people,
nd provides that rates on such trains = =
hall not be in excesslOf SO per mile per !. :;
ear. St. Louis Railway Register. y
Louisville, KY, has a society for the
rosecution of cruelty to children and
nimals. Last Saturday the society G
rosecuted and convicted a brutal driver
cruelty and caused him to be fined. 81
Gov. Pattison of Pennsylvania vetoed pa
acts or parts of acts at the recent in
ssion of the Legislature He has pub NJ
shed q pamphlet Of $50 pages contain OK
& the acts vetoed with the considera-
Dns which led him to disapproye
ena. au
Charles s. Kilbourn, Of Elgin. III. who -
s been running a cheese factory az =.
andee, Kane county, and another al ~
arlington, Cook county. and Il one ~ So
e managers of the Elgin Milk Com IN
VI NsAlAgtlAtOf 49, - -A-AAA. 4 -.
Colonel r @. Ingersoll very emphat- c ~
llly declares his disapproyal Of the
preme Courts recent decision on the
vil Rrights law. Colonel IngersoIl B,
INKS that Supreme Court Judges may Or,
ke @mistakes2 as well as Moses. !
The United States Supreme Court has al,
:ided that the eCiyil Rights legisIa- M nv
a Of Congress against discriminating All.
inst c0lored people in hotels, theatres AN,
railway cars is unconstitutional as n 4
he States and only good as to the Nh,
triet Of Columbia and the Terrific and
: asE yidI
'hfee shocks Of earthquake In quick to 5,
cession were felt al Gibraltar short nat1
.fter midnight and at o'clock on the ishe
ming Of the 10th. The direction II mas
b the south. The duration Of the let i
ks was from 10 to II seconds each.
rs. Anna NJ Green win celebrate Il
Tooth birthday on November Str. Al mar
home Gfeensdale, Middletown. r II Park
husband father was Gen Nathaniel
"a, the friend Of Washington. and
son, the late Prof. G w. Green. w. al
Iileleng friend Of Longfellew. =.
{. Henry Fanten, 81 Danburv 30 y
p, has q his possession the battle and
q the Louisiana Guards. which WA 81 II
saptured in bat tle, but was found IN nesse
mond after - evacuation. HeiB. Il
the nag was pgese nted to the Louis. sfocf
tinaEae ~ TIE ladies Of New Or a.
u lc6l PRIOR to the departure az oan
command for the uari III. F6Hirr ana
8cneIouEly VI Ulbxs ~ rnlnrn II ~ wh;.,
who bore a gnllanflF nons.