The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-11-07
NEWS NOTES.

Seventeen carloads of emigran,s ng 5
ed through Austin, Texas, a few A. WINS
since. y"
Protrowski, arrested at nirscbn Ia
confessed that he was sent by tbs M
lists to murder Bismark. Nj
Crow dog, sentenced to death an cit,
wood for the murder of the Siouy ~ "a
Spotted Tail, has escaped. -
Allensville, KY, having voted ,n,. :,
the sale of liquor, compelled the ~. ~ =.
of all liquor houses on the lstiBa CT
Miss L. f. Wolfstein was lin, m
Cincinnati on the 2nd inst. by lam, v, Is
from fourth story window. To-
j. Fl. Cavarress, Il wealthy ms,,., smly
of Drew county, Ark. was erp ms, 81.
death between the cars and the dsDa q,
Argenta, Ark. -
Charlotte Epps was sentenced At n, ~.
tingtOn, Ind, on the second inst "a; m
prisonment for life for poisoning An =
and wealthy husband. fe' tgy
John Murphy, of New York II, +,
low fever patient on the steamer III
Bias, of Panama, now at San Francs On II
died ON the End inst. efore
The Steamer Katie p. Kouph . II.
totally destroyed by fire on the n Base
slant at Davis Landing, 20 miles m EEK
New Orleans. ere
The celebrated case of ex,S,a tisfa
Tabor VS.. William H. Bush has been 7,
cided at Denver in favor Of the iOu ooar
with verdict of $4,000. nMsr,
The schools of West Boyeston N, Eyeret
have closed in consequence of an ep3 ~
ic of diptheria, 80 cases with dss ~
having occurred within week. ng ~
The cat-show is being held thi, v, e'a u p
at the London Crystal Palace. M '--
are 1873 cats on view, divided into n --R
classes. One of the cats is valued Perkir
its owner at 100000. hurcl
The town of Garfield, Colorado ssipI
almost entirely DESTROYED on th ight.
inst. Loss $4,000: insurance about n 20
third Many destitute and hond ;ybt
people, only one life lost. ns az
The Sophomore and FRESHMAN el,. hxhibi
at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. II State
N. Y, fought for the possession Of n,
class banner, and five Of the studsI .. !
were seriously injured. Both clas M - :
have been suspended M. N
Todd Reed and Miss. Minnie Hil. I.,sct
niece of the lamented Senator Ben
were attendents at West Point II
wedding. 1t was a first acquainted Judge
A few hours afterward they drove d aay n
to Antioch and were married. yester
The contract to build pedestal anu
the Jackson statute on Capitol hill, I'd IT
vile, has been awarded Mr. ?. SVa hinm
of that city. 1t is to be Of East I Thurs
nessee marble, of beautiful pink Cd lat ]
and fourteen feet in height. the pl
Washington, Nov. 1.-The last ann C
report of Gen. Sherman is in the bal happ,
of the Secretary of War. 1t shows He ~
the United States army consists Of i II mn
officers and 23,335 men, the figur@H ana /,
almost identical with those Of last
Nashville October 30.-James b /,
was put on trial for the mda VIC = =
Robert p. Bates ut Barrett & Cos eir ~, :
change Of venue HAVING = Vi, 81 Leen yeiS return
Only two jurors out OF renim Of II
we're obtained. next
King Alfonso, it seems is not thee new
sufferer at the hands of Partisan d expeC
The late Gar Alexander III. vas enter
licly insulted during his visit to
French capital in 1867 and events e..
since proved that the mob's discOur ..
cost France the friendship Of Russia ftii',
Madrid, Nov. AT the Cabl hmm,
meeting to-day Senior Ruiz Gomez
ister of Foreign Affairs, read dispt ~
from Paris, assuring the Spanish Ouen
eminent of a speedy settlement Of
between the two nat yAle.
arising out of the treatment received I'VE
King Alfonso in the streets of Paris state
Names supply of pine timber, -
considered almost inexhaustible, Isl Jack
hanks to continued cutting with no Fair
yisions for the future in the SHAPED irv ,
ree-planting, almost wholly gone large
,ood illustration of the effects Of imnl
uicidal policy is the fact that all
imbers used in the Coburn Clas
institute, large and fine educatt 1ne
puilding now constructing at Waterv
town near the center of the State, rnnl
f pine brought from the South. ~ Z
On Friday night last Lord Colen o1
tated that John Bright entertained -
lea of visiting the United States. oxpe
tatement he made in New Haven. llr,
eport was cabled to England and i|y
right, 200 miles away from his afis
ONE, read it and denied it. Satur nay
fternoon by 2 O'clock, about tWd
ours after the original statement
cen published, we gave the correct 49,
THAT would Benjamin Franklin ne
lid If some one had whispered tins Ani'
J among the possibilities Of the fut' wv
Boston Journal wy
Washington, NoE. The A,.tt
ansfeF of the, command of 49,
-, Gen. S--t.gzab 10 Lieut.. Gen.a =
an TOOK place at nooa to-day. At rIal
.adquarters of the army in the nf
apartment building, Gen. Shen VII.
ent the forenoon in making hin ~.
quainted with the business Of ~.
dee. Gen. Sherman and memben IN
e staff rendered him every assista us.
lortly before IL o'clock two Of
CHEST officers Of the army called %
cretary of War for Gen. Sherm1
he official leave and Gen. SheridM
port for duty. The transfer was
mplished quietly, and without
remOny whatever, beyond the issuL
q general order notifying the arm
. change of commanders.