The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-26


There are 200 births On 81 cFcft 81 1"
week ii tic city q Lpndon
There were fifteen deaths iropi ytlIo
lever At Havana last week.
A strong sseek 81 EARTHQUAKES YES ieltAt
Lisbon, Portugal, on ed inst.
Ia Dnhlin, Ca. Ell tho children born IN
1889 werc mnles pnd this year ail heTe
been females.
AL but eighty Of The s2S mcubers q
our present national HOUSE q keprescatA-
tives are Lawyers.
4 lady at Blnghampicn, n. X, Who had
beeu Ill q long tlne, suddenly coufhed uR
= snake thirteen irches long recently.
The Father Of Waters ought 70 be
temperance man, but as matter 81 iact
Il Is liable TO set high At an. uloment
Henry SioclSer, Of Southwark, fell dead
while Ia . dt Of passion, cansed By the
refusal OF his slsvsn-ysar-old son 70 obey
him.
The Enelish have settled il that Euro
/ pesn Engiish subjects shan DO tried only
/ BY juries composed Of a majority Of Euro
Pean Jurors.
Beef tea Is getting to be fashionable
/ drink Ia Denver. Everybody likes Il, b.
bulons, anti-bihul0ua and neutral II
braces up tue CONSTITUTION
Over 10000 women are engaged in tha
shirt and collar manufactures at Troy, n
", and the payroll Of one concern alon
averages over $1,000 perdsy.
II A thirteen-year-old girl Of Amherst
Wis, had only blue spots on her incs
where her eyes should he. Her other
senses are acute, and she is intelligent.
! Ex-senator Yulee, who Is now building
: fine residence at Washington, Is said ID
, be the richest citizen Of Florida, His for ,
I tune is estimated at about three millions.
L Al. Smith, a brakeman, was killed IN
Memphis by being iostled from car while.
: making up train al the depot Of the Ms
/ sissippi and Tennessee Railroad. George
! Stokes had his leg broken at the same time
Mr., Huntingdon, the railroad millions
! airc, is put down as worth Sj0,000,00O. tic
, is 65 years old and has no family OF his
, own blood. An adopted daughter Is tbs
!. sole heiress.
If The bell In Independence Hall, Phl1
ca delphia, on the oath, was rung one hun
n. bred times at noon 10 commemorate us
70 giving up by Washington Of his commis
IA sion as commander-in-chief Of the army
Dr. The New York Herald says money is
PC glut, and the savings Of the country M
~ DAlAiiE MB III uNDhA W NMAAN u AAAAN VIZ
er they may be il vested with safety aud viii
m profit. two conditions that do not now h
Oh long to many securities"
e. e. Gen. Pryor, while in England, had SON
81 experience with London reporters. THE
i he are not to be compared to New York r
no porters," he said. "Why, when told the
~ had nothing to say they vent away
- once. Only one Of them showed any ID
- sistency, and found that he had once bC
ion reporter on Brooklyn newspaper"
If A land excursion party came down
IRE Illinois Central Railroad as far as JsS
lch son, Miss, yesterday. The object of q
ar. excursionists was TO examine the lumV
in regions and wooded lands in MississiJ.
The with view to Investment. They came
NV three coaches-two passenger and one sled
d. ing coach.--N. o. Picayune, 2Sd.
emf A company has been Incorporated
in New York which proposes TO construct
ri floating theatei at a cost of $4,000. OI
ate Of the trustees says the river and coast TOW
IS would be visited and first class perfoT
tn ances given. A stock company will
he employed and kept on board the y
'pi round. The vessel will he constructed
ys. the eatamaran principle and be called
nd Gladiator.