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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-20

Dare not tell mel" exclaimed the
physician, land why not?'
cause, papa said that last year it
cost him over $50 to have you come in
and ask how we were"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1884-02-20
DIR ECT OR Y
PUBLICATION.

PUBLICATION.
Rev. James X. Hazen, D. D., Secretary and
Treasurer, Richmond, Va.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Rev. J.. Leighton Wilson, D. D., Secretary
Baltimore, Md
l.. G. Inglis, Esq, Treasurer, Baltimore Md.
HOME MISSIONS.
Rev. J. N. Craig D. D., Secretary, Baltimorel
Md.
i. G. Inglis, Esq, Treasurer, Baltimore, Md.
EDUCATION.
Rev. f. NJ. Richardson, Secretary, MemphisJ
Tenn.
G. W. Macrae, Esq, Treasurer, Memphis, Tenn.
EDUCATION OF COLORED MINISTRY.
Rev. G. A. Stillman, D. D., Secretary, Tuska-
loosa, Ala.
DR.. J. T. Searcy, Treasurer Tuscaloosa, Ala.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

WIKI Samuel BsAa o. Bethel wss .
esssd chsppisg. : stick struck hin d
isos, splittisg bic rose lengthviss tsioa
making thres pieces Of Il the middle %.
falling down and banging by . piece Of
akin. and cutting hls upper lip open and
breaking out two teeth.
Rev George W Msgill. Who was 81 oss
time we'll knows clers, maa ia Csrnws.i,
W.. died snddsnly Of heart disease in
Amhspt. Mass. on Sunday. He vM "a
years old. lie renewed from Cornwall Ia
Anhsrsi several yean ago.
II 10 suthcniically reported that the
stoss cotton mill. belonging TO the estate
Of Vie late T. W. Park and now owned by
Trvnor l. Park and 7. u. Jennings vail
seos " opened o. . watch case factory.
. company having been organized in Nav
issk. made up Of the above named
gsstIsman and . New Haven Conn. watch
company. The factory is At North Ben
ningtoa.
An empicye Of the Brooks edge tool
at Brooksville, named Seigur
had misunderstanding few days since
and ran away. Twas one Of the coolest
nights and being but partly protected. he
nearly persisted. He took 10 tue railroad
track and when found by section man
near Leicester Junction both feet. bic
hands and ears we're completely frozen.
He is Ia a critical condition. He was .
German but recently arrived IN this
country
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
HENRY o. MORRIS Fsr1rr.

= AsyATs ~ vxsHosr District ~ Nsncbsster, 10.
IN Probsts Court Led Al Manchester suLip
and Tor said district on the 10th day ~ Jan.
ssrv, 4. D. tS8l.
The AdDinittsstcr On the estate az Henry
O. Moore. late Of Rupert, IN ssid district
deceased, Drssspisd On Application In writing 10
said Court. representing that the dscss, Cd oiled
seised Of isSm 10 kupsft, known ~ tho home
fsn; that 10 sdditioa 10 raid farm she dscssss 4
Did seized u another farm IN Rupert. inssn AZ
the ehsidoa farm. also ~ . house snd lot In Tie
village Of hupsn; also u fam ofstout Nv sae.
ID Wlnhsiis and further representing that IL
Nsuid b. Beneficial to The heirs " nd deceased
esd 81 Interested In said dsists 10 have ali cfl
Of said des cfittd real tssts. except the b0ns
iarm, soid, Tor The reason thai I'll tbs heirs of
ssid dsess4ed are m Dofs. aud that the homo
farm 10 al the real estsis that eau be msBsgsd
eth Advantage by. o. 10 tbs profit q, those
interested ~ skid sststs, and frsying ssid
Court, fos tbs fsssons sicfessid, 10 gfsGt him :
license 70 cell eli said d. setsd real estate except
the home farm, ineluding the fsssrslon u ito
widows dover 10 said real ssiKts % to ~ sod
Khsreupos II sss ordered that besIiBk %
said application BE- bad At Probate Court 70 be
hold st the f9obsts C6see 10 Manchester in ssiI
bnitlet On The eth day VI f.btnsry4 Ist $40
that notice 81 said sppiesfifn. VI. IsfLis md
reason tbsreof, And iL< tins and Place ~ lssf.
ing thereon. 10 gwen 10 al lsf.0ls iLsfI.ss.d
BY tbs puLllfstiob bsfxof THREE sesis auefrs..
issly W the NsDsl ssisr Jarss1I. lssspsp.f
printed u ksIsLssisf 10 ssld Disifie'. prs,lvss
]; a.. .:'' 'A' . Ei;c;ssnskkisD xrssos. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

We ara nlIsd With grief bseauss Hon.
rrs.i-rich Billings has declined IN advances
The domination for Governor. The Argus
W1achmsa and Rutland Herald and soms
other State papers have sHpssdsd grssI
deal Of Wind Tor nothing Brethren, be'
lore mshisg . rabbit stew 10 nrs'
necessary 10 catch your rabbit. We N.
dsr.tsad that the Argue hsd whole mag
ssins full Of weapons 70 hurl agsinst Mr..
BiIlings. mostly 10 regard 10 bis tar dodg'
lug. ssd yet that psrer wss in favor Of
judges Royce and IiedHsld At their last
election.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

ssnster sssrosa introduced rssola.
ton 10 Investigate the Dsnvills. Va. and
CcpisL. Mas. ousus~s vhish vss passed
by strictly party vote. The osiy Ssss-
tors vLo spoke 90 The resolution vsrs
shssrsr ssd Mstoss and their ssasrks
v~rs isnpsrs,s 10 toss. The 'Dsmocrsss
r.fssissd from speech mailing. II they
Lsd sspli.d !, vouh hsvs probably led 10
. lsss SD ssrinosious debate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

A sybi.esis IN Nos yorh. Saturday,
l.sashi large block o. the Willard stocks
sLich 400, the prices up like rccks, and
mole the lsss erosl With rage The
Northern Pacific and Oregon stocks will
10 p~rmsasaiiy rIisvsd. by the help Oh
,.iued snd the general ioue 81 the market
/. greatly Improved.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
TarAsupY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE ov CONTROLLER or THE CuRBEkci,
WARRINGTON, ID. O., Nov. 2lst, 1873.

Oyvicx or COMPTROLLER oY TuE CuRBEhcf,
WAsHiSoTos, ID. O., Nov. 2ist, 1853.
Wh1vds. BY satisfactory evidence presented
70 the Undersigned II has been made 10 appear
that The Factory Poist National Bank, III tha
village OF Factory Point In the county cf Ben.
DiDgtOn and State Of Vermont hiss complied
with ell tho provisions OF the revised statuits OF
the United States required 10 be complied with
before au association shall be authorized 10
commence the business OF banking.
Nov, Therefore, ], John J. Knox, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that ihe Fac.
tory Point National Bank, IN tho vilsgs Of Fac.
tory Point. In the county Of Bennington and
state o. Vermont 10 authorized 10 eommsncs
afy.ons hundred and sixiy-nins OF the ieyised
statutes of the United Btsias.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand sDd
zeal Of nice, this 2lst day Of November, 1883
tsHAL JOHN JAY KNOX,
No. SOfO. Comptroller OF the Cur. NV
tacw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
DETER DuDLEY,H RarArr

B1Arr o. vEanosT. District Of Manchester %
IN Probate Court held 1t Manchester wjthis
ssd for sad District, on the 10th day u Jan.
aTy, A. D., 1854
The sIscntor OF The will of Peter Dudley.
late Of Manchester. In sad district deceased, pro.
pesed TO render IN account Of his admins ri 10
sn the estate Of the ssid aecfssed.
Wbefeupon II uss ordered that said account
b. sxamipsd fog, siiosstcs 81 Probate Court
10 b held ~ tho Pyobais Office In Msbehss-
ter In said District On tho 9Th day ~
February. 1854. spd that notice iLsrsof
~ given 70 al persons interested ~ us
pubirstion hereof three vstks sncee ssiysiy In
the Manchester JorHsAL. . Newspaper printed
sSv LOyELAED MUxsoE, Judge,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

Fred Douglass has married white We
nan forty six Year, old. for his second
vile. st which the newspapers have mad,
. great outery. intnssins thst the lssdel
Of the colorsd ncs hsS dissrscsd himself
by marrying white woman. Fred re-
plies that be thinks It Is hobodys bust
hess but his own. that be 10 neither black
nor white and that there 10 Just a. much
sense in bis marrying . white ass black
woman. Fred 10 generally pretty solid.
that's Q isct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
STATE NEWS.

| Nineteen Of the twenty three towns 0
Windhsm county have the telephone.
| A little daughter OF Geo, Troiter o
Springfield swallowed . sewing msckin,
shuttle s.
Senator Edmunds, it 10 said. has care
fully kept diary giving bis views Of public
men snl measures.
The Congregational church At CAstletor
is 90 years old and coniemplates celctrat
ing its centennial next year. '' #
II is apl ouncsd tLat Albert Clarke, for,
msrly Of st. All ans. hes sold ont his .Sdur
day Times and Yankee Blade and will &c
into daily journalism. f
The receipts at the ST. Albans custom
house on Friday amounted to nearly 5000
five cars OF wool pa, lug large proper
ton Of this smonnt OF duties. "a
The reports Of Burlington's two Dational
banks show that they have in tho aggre-
gate deposits Of s777,334; capital. $500.
600, surplus and undivided poiits. SAP.
9lS. wv A.
Major Keith OF Sheldon was found deed
10 the depot Office there last Friday Altar.
noon. Cause, heart disease. He WAS for
merly president Of the old Missiquoi bank
snd was we'll known hotel proprietor
William N. Carter. an agOd and highly
esteemed resident Of Monkton, died at
bis home in that place, Saturday. from
cancer on the face. aged rs years.
A little child Of Rutland. becoming
wsariei with the qnarreling oftwo Younger
children over glass Of milk exclaimed:
whats tho nse'of fighting forever over
that milk? Theresa whole COW full out in
the barn."
Harley Cisppsr, young man Of Frank.
lin. vas found frozen dead 10 the road Fri
day. While returning withs trend from
dance in Canada . difficulty arose.
Foul play is suspected. il Is said. !.
II i estimated that fully 100 1000 pounds
Of honey we're produced IN Addison county
alone during the past year. J. II. Mead Of
West Rutland got 273 pounds from sin.
gle hive. v. v. BIackrner OF Orwell 1919
pounds from ono hive, and L. G. Thomp.
son Of wey bridge go pouDds.
A shocking accident occurred on "Brncs
hill. IN EoHbury. Saturday. While Mrs
Nathan Gushsa was s.sy from Der house,
her little daughters clothing caught Gre
in some way from the ,,ove. The child
raa out into the open air and before the !
flames cculd Be ertinguished she vas
burned 10 horrible msnHsr. She died
% the 18th.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

The Democrats 10 cosgrs~s have pos
YET issrolsesd Guy hills looking toward
.rsuf reform. stoogh they sss reported
10 H. risorsssiy d vsrh psrfeesiss so1s-
thing IN ibss line They gill Asd il .
ssry dinsssis nsliss V LssdIs. and IL 10
louisisl II ssy radical measure can pass
the Hssss. iss sloae The SsssD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
Correspondence.

H"I " kiN"Ht u *NN. Z, Iocs-
Ei.ks JoKrsa;
TAintiss thss maay Of The readers 81
,ous paper - veil - yospsif might he
iaser-sssd 10 lssssr givi1g description
al the sssdssial Hot Spusss cf virsipis
who're they are located. The vosdesial
eurstivs properties q shsis vsisrs. the
class u people sbo Wait thss. sLs ciinsss
81 lks locality. cod ibs vsy 10 81 10 than.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
THURSDAY JANUARY 81. is4

The virsiais Legislature Lss rsAssd rss'
olsssos csllsns spos SsHssos Msbess u
ssisa. II sss vsrasd by stficiiy party
vote and Il 10 ssis 10 ssy ihsl h vii so'
yield 70 iLs desire ~ bis sssnis ssd u u
rsshss prssumpssous 90 thsir pan 70 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

!, CONSCIOUSNESS ~ DIsGuIsr.
E. The wonderful success OF James Pyls's
PeArlins has given rise TO food Of imits.
tionS with an tine 10 their names, svi
identity 70 have them sound like PeArlins
Enterprises Of this sort are quite liable
0. be more selfish thsn beneficial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ELON OALVtHAH EktAte.
he undersigned, having been sptoiLtsd BY
the Hon. Probate CCur for the disfIlci of hsb.
cb ester, Commissioners, 10 REQ aiye, essmibs ana
sdjnst all claims and demands u all persons
against the estate ~
Zion 0ausha. late Of Sunderland.
In ssid district dsceassd, and all fIssfns ,Lib.
itsdin Offset thereto. hereby awe notice that W
dwelling house Of Il. ". esford. in Arlington.
on the 10th day " July neai,
rom . o'clock 4. n. until 4 o'clock b ~
on said day, and that sir months from tho 10th,
day Of January, 4. n, 1854, IL the time limited
by ssid Court Tor saij creditors 10 present their
elsins 70 Ne for examination ara allowance.
Dated q Arlington. this iGih day Of January
AID. 1884
JACOB MEERwoRTH. o.n..
o63w n a. hard. SchFs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

At Amount OF tAsss e7alg
Alec about ops ihsns,nd area mountain lsnd
bounded on The no, III by Manchester. on the
east by strafton. On the routh BY 9TH range line
and On the west By lauds belonging W Burseli A
Whitman and Petitions Brothers And abo 1
hopss sitnAiedotherssn being part Of lei No.
II In the hsty acre division u lots Ia said Toun.
All last owned By Gilbert W. Bradley.
Amoust Of tsxss tt0 70
AID 20 much OF raid lands viii be cold at pub-
Ne auction " fhs Railroad Depot Ia kundssiand.
% The 18th 4. Of March. ISL u 10 o'cIoct 10
the forencon. a. shAii be rsquls.is 10 discharge
said istss sish cosss unisss previously paid.
Dsisd 81 sunderland this 9sth Gay u January.
4. D., 1854
ms w.0. PARKER, yirss coassaLls.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

No CURE, No Part DIR. LAwrencss
Cough Balsam, when once used. takes the
place OF all others See our advertising
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
Vegetine
Will cure

Scrofuls, Scrofuous Humor, Cancer, Cancsrous
! Humor, Erysipeas. Canker, Halt Rheun,
Pimples. or Humor in the face. Coughs
AZ and Colds Ulcers, Bronchitis, Neu.
ralgia, Dyspepsia, Rheumatisn,
Pains in the eide, Constipa-
tion, Costiveness, Piles.
Kidney Complaints,
Nervousness
Dizziness, Headache, Pains In the back, FAist.
mess At the Stomach, Female Weakness and
General Debility.
This preparation 10 scientifically and chsmi.
caly combined, and 20 strongly concentrated
from roofs. herbs and barks, that its good er.
fests are realized Immediately after commsnc.
ing 10 take IL. There is no disease Of the hu.
man system Tor which the vFaETISE cannot DO
used with perfect safety, a. 1t does not contain
any metallic compound. For Graduating the
system OF al Impurities Of the blood II has no
equal. II has never failed to effect cure. Civ.
ing tone and strength to the system debilitated
BY disease. Its wonderful effects upon the com.
plAints named are surprising TO all. Many have
been cured BY the tEaETIsE that have tried
many other remedies. II can vol be called
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

Decline Of Mas.
Nervous weakness. Dyspepsia, Impo-
tence, Sexual Debility, cured by wells
Health Remover" 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31

ns t~hlshsrs IN Capital CTR Home Quest, ne ~.l
l.,s6ia-ss onss for the New Year fA ps'sea ~inss
The II ~ ht tsfa A.fsA I'D selta
celia lA<y's usstina Gsssd Awiss atsk. ~efiA 49,
sss. y asss sl.s ses s.s.s, sss~e, " aa
sAsy-isshs Es9itsh w steh. bAsA rsss sod q
vhs A~s sessw lw vhkt ths, oil rssi,. hvtra~,h s.h
svipe-s shs Wope ouest 70 rsxs I-svatA Ns~ Sesv
nesA. Co. - - avtisies Ast IL l.S sa srrssas
I'D r;g. .s ~ s; Z, Il rs ss', fran coxs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-01-31
1b,Manfbtsifr 3snrnal

DIX. stMoxDs. Epr~s arm rscvssTrox,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Murder and Mob Law in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati has, until within the last
Ss7------sz=a- -------'.+s---'s' -Ra-
ing one of the most orderly and best
governed cities on the continent. But
latterly there has been but little secu-
rity for life, and the trial of murderers
has been delayed, or when convicted the
sentences imposed have been outrage
ously inadequate. A mass meeting was
held at Music Hall last Friday to
consider these grievances. After the
meeting, an immense crowd proceeded
to the Jail, where about thirty murderers
were confined, including a young man
PANIED VIM. Berner, who recently killed
a prominent citizen, and for which he
was merely sentenced to the penitentia-
~. Berner, however, had been trans
ferred to the penitentiary at Columbus,
The assault on the Jail, the general riot
that followed, continuing through Sat
urday and Sunday, involved the loss OF
many lives and the destruction of much
property. This outbreak, as the Courier
Journal remarks, overshadows anything
Of the kind which has occurred in this
country, seven in the South" It is tc
be regretted; but it serves to show how
| in Ohio as well as in Copiah, the people
may be provoked to employ desperate
remedies to correct iong-continued
abuses.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Work for the Railroad Commission
Chickasaw Messenger.

Chickasaw Messenger.
Some time since, we published an artide
in which we endeavored 10 show that lbe
enormous ireights charged by railroads 10
this State, prevented diyersihcaiiou Of
crops, kept away immigration and shui
out manufactures We have recently htn
put in possession of facts substanilallg
the latter assertion:
Messrs. II. c. Buchanan a Co., ol lm
city are extensively engaged IA menular
turing certain proprietary medicines vhic
have great merit. and for which they ar
bulldog up an excellent trade, but The
local freights charged are 50 r1orbliaH
that their legitimate profits are allno"
entirely absorbed by the transpof'aI@
companies.
These gentlemen have now on the rosl
| three travelling statesmen, who are sending
in orders constantly for Buchanan Yum
inc. Horse, Cattle aud Poultry Powder
and Spanish Lightning Rtliot, and IL The
| freight rates were su n as are given "
parties dealing in similar articles OUTSIDE
| the State the business would be remunH
alive. But as it is, Foutz can send gro"
| OF MS pOHucIs, hiilth "iN - al
home manufacture. from Baltimore No.
to any point in this State, cheaper lI li
Buchanan is permitted to ship his to d.
customers. A recent shipment OF gooh
from Atlanta, Georgia, to JaeE'A
Mississippi, was charged IS cents pa
100 lbs, another from Atlanta to ''.
weston, Texas, SlO8, while Buchanan .
Co, are required to pay 500 tr ', ,
filled with his Powders weighing aoc"
200 lbs, from this point to Jackson Mr.
This is extortion pure and simple, 'nd
discrimination against home industry an
enterprise inexplicable upon any just a ll
equitable basis; and we sincerely nope gT
Railroad Commission, when organized W..
give this matter the attention Its '~l".
lance deserves,
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Has Been Long Needed.
The Brandon Republican has this to
say of the State College for Girls:

The Brandon Republican has this t.
say of the State College for Girls:
1t is to be Just such school as has beer
long needed by thousands Of young ladies
who were raised in comparative aftiuence
but who have been reduced to the necessity
Of going to work at some respectable cali
ing heretofore closed against them. The
only employment for a woman in this sec
ton, heretofore, has been teaching or sew
ing. Fit them for other pursuits, such as
enumerated above, and then let public
sentiment uphold and sustain them in Their
efforts to support themselves. They can
fill many stations now filed by able-bodied
men, and the men can be sent TO the fields
and workshops. At present We have too
many drones in the hiye-to0 many mouths
to feed and too few to feed them. We have
too many idle women, who have to be led and
clothed by toil-worn fathers and mothers,
and they are idle because they can find
nothing to do that is considered respecta-
Bile. Educate them TO all kinds Of light
work. and then educate the people to look
upon labor a. honorable and laziness a
disgraceful.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Caught a Tartar.

New York Telegram.
Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, caught
Tartar during the investigation into the
alleged riots and intimidation in the Co
piah county election in Mississippi. Major
E. Barksdale, member OF Congress from
the State under investigation, assured The
examining Senator that he knew OF nothing
in the history of either Copiah or Yazoc
which would compare with the Tewkes
bury horror. A Senator or Representative
from Massachusetts should be the last onC
to try to cast odium upon any ether State
as there is enough of corruption and scan
dial at home to engage his attention. Thu
bloody shirt will compare favorably viii
the tanned skin of the pauper as far al
scandal is concerned.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02

AN exchange INDUCES in sharp criti-
cism Of the trustees of A. and NJ. College
in asking for ten thousand dollars to
repair damages by cyclone. when accord
ing to an estimate to which it refers,
one hundred would have been ample.
This estimate had reference TO some pre-
yious damage, and not to that caused BY
the cyclone Of March 10th. We saw q
letter from the College yesterday in
which It was stated that I'VE Thousand
dollars would repair all damages TO prop.
II. Certain it Is that not one centof the
appropriation win be nsed more than i
actually necessary.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
Tsrrihle pestruotion Of stock.

We learn from Mr.. Jerry Robinson,
of Charleston, Miss, who was in Jack
son yesterday, that the Buffalo gnats are
destroying horses and mules in the eoun-
ties of Tallahatchie, Yalobusha and
Grenada. Four or FIVE hundred head
have been destroyed since Friday last.
Mr.. Tom. Hillyard, of Tennessee, while
en- route to Oakland, through Yockena
bottom, lost eight mules out of nine. It
is safe to estimate that the loss thus far
sustained amounts to half a million dol
lars, while the loss in inability to make
crops viii be incalculable. The destruc-
ton appears to be greatest in the hill
country.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02

MINISTER SARGENT, U. S. Minister at
Berlin, has declined the Russian Mission
which he was urged, by cable, to accept
He will retire from Berlin, and the wish
is very generally expressed in this coun-
try that the Mission may remain indefi-
nitely vacant. Tie Deutsche Tageblatt
says:-"At the dinner which he gave in
honor of the Emperor's birthday, Prince
Bismarck greeted Minister Sargent with
courteous bow, but shook hands with
all the other dipIomatistsn The Laskal
resolutions were highly offensive to
Prince Bismarck, and hence his bearing
toward our representative.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02

The Natchez Crusader publishes an
itemized account of the expense to tie
city of Natchez on account of the visit
of Legislative Committee to view the
Hospital building. The amount is
$4,000, which is moderate sum con
sidering the number of Legislators, and
Others, who were entertained, and the
elegant manner in which they were
cared for. When Natchez tenders hos
pitality, it is dispensed in no unstinted
fashion.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02

PRrNcE LEoPcLD. youngest son d
Queen Victoria, died sud denly 1t Cannes
On 18th March. While standing on !
chair il the theatre balcony circle 4
witness The Battle Of tie Flowers, Ii
suddenly fell % the floor, and soon after
expired. The cause Of death was elisl
sion Of blood into the stomach and
Lungs. The curfew beIl 1t Windsor
Castle nas tolIed On receipt Of the news
tie 81. Empress Eugenie vas among shs
Alst to visit the Queen, who uas much
consolea b her sympathy. Both house.
e Parliament adopted suitable expires
Sons d eoadolenee
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-04-02
YazOO City and the Press Convention.

A part Of the programme Of the Press
Convention Is trip to Yazoo City. The
press will leave Jackson Friday morning
remaining with as until evening. II i IN
necessary to ask our citizens to see that
proper steps are taken for their entertain
ment while il our gates 4azoo City i
nothing Il not hospitable, and It will Be !
source Of pleasure TO our people to do all
ii their power 70 make The trip Of the presu
enjoyable. However = programme Of re-
eeption, etc., should Be agreed on. and ac-
ton had looking TO that END. AGO CITY
Herald.