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q Anderson. Joseph A
- Anderson, Morten
63 Alley. Zadock +
40 Allenbach. Jacob l
Isl Atherton Coleman G,
1sS Albro. John 5
40n Avery. David w
z1S Anderson. William
269 Adars. Jewett W
925 AppoIberg "arl O
35l Aronsohn. Max
3G7 ArGens. Henry
433 Adams, William II
1876 Authers. James
sos Adams Joshua T
64S Ambrozetti Francisco
63 Aube Eustschc
67O Abraham Isaac J
3l6 Ardery, Alexander II
e94 Archer, David 4
; Bryant, George "
I Benton, James n
"A Baker, Sam1
1G Broadhead, William Q
+ II Brule Diesdonnis N
10 Berry, Clem
81 BolIen, Robert "
n Bemis, Stephen J
50 Bowker. Milo A
IS Bance, Horace II
90 Bird, John A
II DiSler. David
81 BartiDe, Horace 3
g Brown, William 4
30 Bray, Chas. Z
121 Brau't Dominique
l45 Balford, George
AS Billings, iarles.
156 Bender, David A
1y7 Belknap, thsrles Il
l6O Bliss, Duane L
1853 Brown, James A
3O2 Boyd, Chas. E
IA Bray, Judson J
88HBaker, Chas. H
"a Bicknell, Charles I
745 Bright Jessie L
~ Buckley, Albert d
314 Benson, Henk
348 Bergman, Albert
367 Bell, George H
372 Bryant, Andrew 8
374 Boles, James W
80 Bruetts, Nelson
4l8 Brummett, William B
498 Bath, Henry G
500 Barley, Eli
So1 Brulin, Charles A
5O7 Burns, George T
531 Bryson. George G. Jr.
536 Bush, William P
S63 Bolitho, John
s74 Blethen, Charles "
58s Bryant, William H
6o3 Badslsy, jays
So7 Bell, Leslie H
S11 BurDs, William H
.ee3 Brock, James J
81 Baker, Archer
60 Burlington, Edward
sT7 Borges, Antonio A
Oo8 Brisrschbach, John
72l Bailey. Hensy
729 Boyer Issac
738 BurlingaHs, Joseph A
T30 Bryant. William L
746 Bacisalupo, Antonio 6
76S Brannan, Patrick
7T2 Bath John
~ Black, Isaiah n
7Y7 Burke, Samuel G
303 Brady, Francis T
$50 Bradley, Harry N
6 chedic George W
> Cheney, James H
10 Crockett, Lyman i
l3 Cheney, john Z
II Crawford, James
Is Corbctt. John W
- Connolly, Timothy J
81 Coffin, Trenmor
q Clark, Henry J ;.
II Cohn, Abe
G6 Cohn, Hoses II
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1856 Torreyson, William .
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243 Tuhy, George
267 Torreyson, James D
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%, Tobav Walter n
4O2 Tichner, Fitzillin l.
Sis Turner, James
$50 Turner, Edward
ISL Tillou, COrnberry
5S2 Thornc, Samuel
593 Tranter James ,
5S4 Troll. Jacob
&9 Trapp, John
GAL Tanserman. Henry "
6H Thorpe, Guy
700 Tufts, Herbert M
us Tyrrell, George A
762 Thompson, Paul ,
SO6 Trem blay, Louis
sos Tunney. Thomas
So Townsend. Marx
IA Ulrich. Johns
52s Uren. William
7l9 Uhl, Adam
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81 winnie PeniaminI.
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81 wxlie. Nichol
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336 Moore, Benja,nin II
3+l Mills, George T
352 Nsis~ Bast;ste
36S Merrigoli, Ileary p
800 Merle, J-hn V
o75 Morris, John E
1916 Mason, William W
i05 Murray, Patrick
ii3 Muller Jacob
52O Millard, Thomas
55! Miller, William
5ii Manning, Horace c
80! Mi'!er, Stephen
392 Monroe, Charles
535 Nark john +
! 59h Mener, J ,nlr- G
3o2 Moore, john q 4
53s Mnsrle,, Thsmas 2
5lS Mar,ton, Charles A
63i n ,thewson, Hoo"rt
o32 Naste Frank A
GA Maish, Calvin II
SO Marlett~, seneca II
69l Mills. john II
01o Airrr;>nn, George II
1913 M",iei, Ci,sl,s ID
734 Med. r, John 7
7i6 ii slheHs, Jimes II
7+o Muldoon. john
775 Miller, Charles f
79J Mu,grovr. William r
sD2 Miller, Charles
Si4 Murphy, Jhn
50 n! 'rn-i, i'ietr"
$40 Mccormick, William
o57 IcCartney, Jeptha
22o M.'Carty, John J
259 McC"mbrr, freeman
2d+ MrCar,y. Patrick
:5t;3 Mccormack, james Fl
532 HrLollad. jain
so n "a h.hn P
13S MrL,.,i,,..tl, George
6s4 Mc, ,lu-a, William D
500 McClain, josiah
S!l Moran, William
s54 Miilard Harry 3
1863 No'eware, Chauncy n
BOB Not.ware. Myron D
222 Newnh John Z
33i Nulty, Patrick
359 Nny"s, Samuel II
5I7 n ,sh, Thomas
746 Nu>S George
6l7 My, Winslnw ?
.7l2 Ntvers S,muel A
1913 Nirhoi, john II
753 Nell, Charles }
81 O'G,ra, Dominic n
3d. Ouiileiee, Louis
1876 D'Hara, Mike
800 Oui!-tts cyrille
43l Olc,vich Lyman
5n5 O'Conner Timothy
587 oliver, Thomas
623 Oil, Antoine
63S O'Brien, John
f9o Omet, Urgele
$50 O'Brien, Daniel
776 OBrien, James 3
Is Pixley, Seymour
SO Freddy, John T
Il3 Peters, Ferdinand W
178 Parker William w
1871 Piatt, J"seph
12l Parker, Hubbard G.
24l Psterfield, John w
279 Parkinson, Edward J
2Sl Pohl, Cornelius B
294 Porter Napoleon
3I7 Preble Charles 8
3l9 Parker, Alonzo II
329 Peterson, Christian
SS5 Pierre, Edgar r
435 Phillips, Henry P
SAB Pickett George
$50 Peterson Peter II
628 Prior, John NJ
695 Pierce, Eugene F
755 Patterson Seward r
757 Painter, Charles +
1913 Peters Charles Fl
S3S Pritchard, James 4
81 Quill, John Jr
1l8 Quill, Daniel
657 Quill, Jerimiah
622 Quill, John
80 Riddler, william
- R'S0on, join a
l20 Robert. Andrew
I4o Rebinssn, k.r.haN
l69 kshsrrs, Oliver
IN Riley, vraak
20s Reynolds Edward n
,46 Robinson, Herbert
81 Roberts James D
,l5 Roee, Nathan H
,29 RsbiE.sn, Kesler
$50 Ross LewisJ
80 Rodman Richard &
.sr Hickey, Tnsmss B
,9S Rich W, George n
1913 Ross Charles II.
~ Rsssnbroke, Henry
,03 Ro,inssa. Samuel L
,19 RAfettA Gia eDno
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33S Hacket, Judah n
$40 Haden, Isaac
! 354 Hall, Jsha w
1850 H.wi~y, Earnest 8
32S He ulissn. Iron
800 Hill, Georges 3
AT Hrritagr, .Inha
43o IiawSinS, George q
43., II milton, j nae5
43S p ,mmond, w rrsn L
504 FHney, Patrick
81 H,iland, Jean
533 II naS, John
a5t Li.... Charles -
556 Z j. I'd, William r
5Go Ii ,.-.nri"h, Thonits J
5775 Harvey, Ri lard Y
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Oh H,rIpw, J,-.lh G
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S53 tltnnoa. John II
90 Johnson, Beni min
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i53 j llfl,"n, Albert
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5S4 Jones, i;,ouiis
6U2 J J,cnh>, A'iaiph
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I'll Joseph, JOIN
732 Jacnnuvitch, Simon
$50 Jennis, William
SO Ner-ey, John D
81 Kennedy, byron D
104 Kennedy James A
1876 Kennedy Francis
I42 kcysrr, William II
I52 Kerr, Jamrs
l76 Knox, William D
l7o kit1IHeyer, G-"rge W
2nl King, Nat!e w
225 knickerh ecker William
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36z >napr, Eiwsrd G
437 krystr, william D
5I6 k!ein, Jacob
524 kei,t, Paul L
54s Kelley, James J
$50 Kaiser, Dietrich
$50 k-,boonl, john III
6o3 Aeiiy, Daniel
693 kt.nne,iy, Frank B
7''7 Htnny, James
733 Krlley, stewart
745 kitzneyer, Daniel @
1877 K-II-y, Michael
S23 Kayser, William
$50 Kramer, John II
8 LAFOrt, Alexander
Is Larn"ureaux, Abraham
78 Lee, E iwtrd s
123 Lilienti-ld. Alfred W
l53 Lepper, Gustavs
lS4 Lentz, David H
1872 Lincoln, Charles II
1877 Lrpper, Henry E
2O5 Latta, Chauucy
22S Laws, Charlie. w
37l Lee, Simeon L
3O3 Lefevre, Urhain
322 Laughton, Charles e
327 Leonard, Orvills r
334 Lyach, Thomas
396 Lynch, Will u
500 Lopez, Jesus
Sill Leete, James 4
5l8 Little, Wi;lioln n
526 1eary, Thomas
538 Linton Willis D
539 Liad. James F.
55S Livinsgton, Adolph
624 Lepper, Albert A
$50 Iaing, James D
$40 Levy, jacob
7Zo Lilienfieid, William
749 Lachapelle, Dosits
767 Lift e, John T
78O Lenhart, Jacob
8l5 Lonersan, Maurice
si7 Locke, Samuel J.
s36 Lament, Alexander,
BIB Lynch, William
"a Mason, HoratiO 8
IS Martin, Charles
81 Martin, Charles f
40 Meder, Lleweliyn N
81 McQuarter-, John
lO3 Muli,lly, Edward
ln5 Nj. i1,rn R.rnav RI
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751 Denning, James B
754 Dunning, Amasa
7S5 Day, Frank W
795 Degray, Frank H
796 Dorsey, John y
IS0l Donahue, James W
82O Dies, George l.
1851 Dirigo, Antonio
| 2 Eccles, George 4
Z Elliott, Richard
So Elsy, Mckee
l27 Iiirod, Edward r
| 1919 Elliott, William
| 235 fmmons. John Z
284 Evans, Isaac
2S9 Epstein, Louis
295 Ely, john B
$50 Edecomb, Ezekiel
:3s26 Edwards. Theodore u
332 Eirod. Lawrence l.
3337 Elstle er, Milton L
:33S Ellis Paris 3
i342 Edwards Thomas j
3J4 Ellsworth Benjamin r
39l Emory, Humphrey
54l Elliott, John
1912 Elliott, William \
.67l Elstner. George 3
$50 Edsor, Benjamin
743 Ellis. John G
S27 Edwards, Charlie. 3
S42 Ellis, Adrian g
40 FIX, John G
7f For aug, Isaac n
los Fish, Amos
fliO Farrell. William 3
l46 Frishic, Lvtnln \
1876 Frrra,! J :lnes Z
223 Foth-rgill Henry
252 Fischer, VI 'ritz
253 Follett, NJ lrtin v
2SS Fellows. N ,rriSpn
25S F,r,i, George f
262 Friend, Charles w
26S F,ilett, John
800 Folsom. Frank G
4l5 FulStone, Henry
429 FulSt"ne, John w
49i FarnuM, Forest A
400 Flrmming, John W
535 tig.n,e, Ge"vani
55S F,rr, Ross w
62l Foley. Richard
644 F.rrell, Henry Il
$40 French. Alfred
655 ri ton, Russ II
667 Folsom, Gilman n
672 Fish, Russell III
7aO Foley, John
7lS Fox John w
73O Farrell. Michael
TAT Fife, Adam
74S Fife, James
Sl9 Forsaith, George
'824 Frederic, George A
839 Furlons, John
43 Gaig-, Mark NJ
81 Gl"ver, Mort~n F
~ Greenlaw, Luke s
83 Gillooly, Patrick II
1l5 Gsrrard, William
1874 G,urley, Alexander
27O Givevich, Ge~rge NJ
276 Genare, Sehartian
2S3 Gardner, Matthew G
3O7 Gardner, John
$40 Greenlaw, Mayo A
$50 Gilbert, Oscar A F
347 Gui"n, James
4.2 Gettys, James
428 Gihs-n, Adrastus B
473 Gosdman, William b
497 Gould, Alva
SOC Grey, Otis
$40 Gils.,n, John L
56i Green, Henry
900 Guller, Simon
627 Gray, John
go Green, Benjamin F
72S Gr+enhood, Otto
73l G;luthier, Lewis
770 Goravcnta. Gaiseppi
TIA Gates, George B
783 Grant, Samuel w
784 Clifford, Lysander A
sos Gri~e, John
8l9 Come, Pedro
855 Gray, Alexander
626 Herbert, Armada
p House, Lank
% Harris, Charles n
81 Harris, Marcus
so Harris, Ernest
81 Howard, James
81 K-in, Alfred
"a Hatch, Marven D
90 Harper, Edward e
81 i.errick, Loyal A
1876 Heritage, Genrge l.
1873 Hat, William G.
l55 E-wley, Thn,0as P
2l2 Have, Hayward H
2224 Noncll, Charles w
.223 Hsn,msNd, John D
2S5 wthorne, William 4
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161 Corbett, Daniel G
165 Cagwin, George w
al Chapman, Arnold J
ia Cults, Ronald II
$50 Cil!y, John s
1S5 Constant, Thomas r
2l3 Cary, William NJ
2l9 Chubbuck, George W
227 Carney, John
234 Crandelle Dele
24S Cavanaugh, Chas. n
$50 Cuip, David +
265 Connolly, Jerimiah
393 Carpenter, Joseph
322l Corecco. Stephen
32S Craven, Frank
$40 Codding, Erastus "
343 Couillard, Da:nas
346 Cowing, Joseph II
357 Chedic. Walter N
366 Cole. hliewellyn
3SS Constantine, Phillip
$50 Crisler, William II
4O4 Castle. Joseph
! 400 Crabb, Robert
A12 Cary. Ernest II
416 Cobb. William A B
420 Clark, Edgerton 4
425 Clark. George W
434 Coak. Henry
430 Cahill. William
5n2 Christian, Ernest
aA3 Campbell. George c
5o5 Calhoun, John G
500 Calbreth. John W
537 Co-an, William II
541 Calvert. George D
h7o Collins. Frank
597 Clarke, Robert NJ
$50 Quits. Eugene B
6aO Colver, Edward H
6l0 Clarke. Daniel
e12 Calimberti. Joseph
625 Carter. William II
652 Garry. Fred B
ga Carbonn.an. Medris
ESQ Cannon, Edward II
6S1 C~'es. Balma
eo2 Cromwell. Oliver
625 Grain, Elisha
6e7 Cottrell. William D
7O6 Christensen. Peter G
7nS Combs, Samuel
I'll Com.tock, George L NJ
7l3 Cunningham, James J
736 Chaplin, Noses
75S Corcoran. John G
773 Comstock, George Y
779 Crippen. Perry
782 Cunha, John
799 Campana. Arnssts
794 Corecco, Andrew
800 Crandall, Edgar 3
825 Conroy. Micheal
826 Crane, Zaccheus
829 Circe, Domino
831 Chandler, Albert B
834 Cross, Volney B
847 Caswin. Hamden A
IL Dobbs. George r
35 Downs. Hiram
36 Dow, Moses B
So Doyle, Philip A
70 Davis, George r
sc Doans, William H
116 Dealy, James E
135 Daily, Abraham
139 Daugherty, Enrieo 3
141 David, Evan
154 Deesan, Simon F
ITO Do2d, Frank w
189 Doron, Lewis
1877 Donahue, Thomas VI
1S9 Davis, George H
204 Davis, Sam P
249 Downey. Martin A
275 Doaae, jonathan A
2i7 DsLeon, David
80 Dunn, Herbert O
31S Drury, Wells
$40 Davis, Amaziaa H
377 Dale, George w
379 Dockcry, James
406 Dccosse, Eazeirs
4O7 Dove, Nathanial F
4l9 Decker, Henry
423 Davenport, William II
424 Dempsey, Timothy
492 Dovey, Isaih
$40 Davis, George T
$50 Day, Josiah
564 Daniels, William J
a65 Dora, Morris
568 Dority, Anson p
SIG Dakus, Levi
5S9 Dsvidsop, Thomas
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-12-04
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

EaE MiUdleUJMA ~. d. y National baLh
closed its doors on The 2Sth.
THE Howe Sewing Machine Works at
Bridgeport, Conn, have shut down.
ANOTHER Pittsburg (Pa.l rolling mill
resumed on the 2sth, after several months
idleness.
A DANGEROUS state of affairs is reported
in India, and there is an excited feeling
among the natives against England.
INDICATIONS point to a speedy ending OF
the coal miners strike in the Hooking Val
ley, Ohio.
ARCHBISHOP FRENCH has resigned his sec
in Ireland.
CAPTAIN d. l.. PAYNE, the leader of the
Oklahoma "boomers,p died suddenly at
Wellington, Kas., on the 2Sth.
THE coke syndicate met at Pittsburgh,
Pa, on the 2Sth and ordered general re-
duction in wages OF the laborers.
CHOLERA seems to To gaining ground in
Spain. Several fresh cases were reported
at Toledo on the 2Sth.
JUDGE MANIsTY, who rendered the re-
celt remarkable decision in the Coleridge
case at London, is to retire from the
bench.
THE Metropolitan Industrial League of
New York is opposed to any tariff legisla-
tion at the present session OF Congress.
A FARMER near Manlius, n. ", shot, on
the 2Sth, at what he supposed to be a
skunk, and killed an unknown man who
had hidden in a straw stack.
GEORGE BRIsco, colored, was warned to
leave Anne Arundel County Md, because
of his penchant for appropriating other
peoples property. He declined TO profit
by the warning, and on the 18th party Of
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-12-04

AT Grand Rapids, Mich, a foot Of snow
was reported on tho SSH and still fall
ing. sleighing was good.
On the 25th the one hundred and first an
niversary of Evacuation Day was cele-
brated in New York by hoisting dag over
the old fort in Central Park at sunrise and
a dinner by the veterans of 1872.
THE Pacific Mail steamship City of Toxic
arrived in San Francisco on the Goth,
bringing iifty-six cases of Chinese ex-
hibits for the New Orleans Exposition.
Ar Mt. Washington, n. Y, the ther-
mometer indicated temperature of four
teen degrees below zero ON the 25th.
In his annual report the Comptroller Of
the Currency shows that during the year
ended November 1st, 1881, 191 banks have
been organized, with an aggregate capital
of SlG,o42, ,230 and to which circulating
notes amounting to S},sG62iO have been IS
sued
| FROM the Inauguration of the National
/ banking system, February D, 1863, 3,2Gl
/ National banks have been organized; total
number in existence November lst, 1884,
2,611.
THE vessels comprising the North Atlantic
! squadron, Rear Admiral Jouett commando
ing, will rendezvous at New Orleans and
| participate in the ceremonies attending the
4 opening OF the Exposition. They will re-
man there until about March 1st.
THE total exports of specie during the
first four months OF the current fiscal year
were $11 ,S6s, ,ll5: total imports, Sl3,2E,3j0;
excess Of imports over exports, 81 $50 235.
On the 27th the Mexican National Band
! r a
Mexico, accompanied by a number Of ca
diets from Castle Chepultepec and party
Of civilians, arrived in New Orleans. After
completing its engagement in New Orleans
the band will make a tour Of the United
States.
DURING the cholera epidemic it is esti-
mated that 100000 persons left Paris. They
are now returning in great numbers.
The Chinese have in their service Ger
man Admiral and other European officers
in the Northern heet.
ENGLAND has resumed negotiations with
Spain for commercial treaty with that
nation.
BY orders Of Governor General Vor
Monteuffel, three anti-GermGn newspaper.
in Alsace- Lorraine have been suppressed
DURING the past months the value O
merchandise exported from the United
States was S23l, ,7l3,2i9; imports, S2osi sl3,
$50; excess of exports over imports, Y25,
s99,Gl9; excess for ten months ended Octo-
ber 31st, S36,G55, Al; for twelve months
ended same date, SSl ,5s3,6SS.
On the 9th the annual district conven.
ton Of the railroad and river miners met
at Pittsburgh, Pa.
A TEN per cent. reduction has been or
, dered by Oliver Bros. q Phillips, iron AM
steel manufacturers of Pittsburgh, Pa.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, 30Opersons nave bee
: thrown out of employment by the shuttiu
down Of one of the glass factories.
A NUMEROUS party Of business men an
capitalists Of New York and Philadelphi
viii visit the New Orleans Exposition in
body.
THANKSGIVING DAY was generally Oh
served throughout tho country, the eS
changes, banks and business houses bein
! closed nearly everywhere,
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

In the mills at Taunton, Mass, the
weayers have accepted reduction OF
wages. ~,
ON the 2jth new crematory was ueul-
Gated at Lancaster, Pa. One body was IN
cinerated.
THIRTEEN deaths from cholera were re-
ported at Oran, France, on the 2oth.
on ire 25th the visible supply Of wheat
was Al .42O 900 bushels; corn, 3,o22, $50 BUSH
els; oats, 3,172,O90 bushels,
Tue Bethlehem (Pa.l Iron Company's
prddling mill, which has been idle since the
early part Of the past summer, will resume
December LIST. en-. >.
4 NuMBER of the large woollen mills in
Rhode Island have begun running on
tbree-auarters time in order to prevent. a
further over-production without enoire
suspension. - ..,,-
,,ox among the native forces the British
troons are being removed from Dongola.
DTRER,s portrait of jerome Holzschulel
has been purchased by the Berlih MuSeuu
nm Stockholders Of the New York, Lake
rria &, Western Railroad held their an
n,,al meeting on the oath. The knife IS tC
~ ma into salaries and new era Oh re-
trenchment and economy naueurateu
Tobn King was elected President
"A LOUISVILLE (Ky.) paper on tne zoll
s+oted that tho reported scourge in Ken
t,,nl,v and West Virginia was q naytn
md that joe Aialhatton started tns ronaor
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-12-04
FORCED 10 RESIGN.
Attorney-tsenerai Miller, of Winnipeg RE-
quested to Resign by the Dominion Cow
ernment--He Hits Back.

Attorney-tsenerat Miller, OF Winnipeg Re-
quested to Resign by the Dominion Cow
ernment--He Hits Back.
WiSSIpEG, MAN, November 25.
The pressure brought to bear on the
Government by Indignation at the fog
ging of Prisoner Mccormack at the insti-
CATION OF Attorney-General Miller, has
been so great that the Government has
been compelled TO demand his resigna-
ton. Miller Will leave the Government
in about week. General appreciation is
felt at the action of the Government.
In the full court yesterday Attorney
General Miller moved for a rule call
ing upon the Hon. S. G. Bigas, T..
II. Preston, and G. w. Handscombe,
proprietor, editor, and reporter, respec-
lively, Of the Winnipeg Daily SIN, TO ap-
pear and show cause why they should
not be indicted for criminal libel, for
publishing an article in which Miller
is accused, while a Superior Court
Judge, of aiding prisoner who
came from the same town as himself
TO escape justice. The prisoner was ac-
cused of theft, and money WAS found on
him. Tho fBge was granted, and the case
viii come Rp Al d fcw days.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-12-04

SENIOR ROMERO, Mexican Minister to the
United States, declares that the people Of
his country have the kindest feelings to-
ward the United States.
A COMMITTEE has been appointed by the
Italian House of Deputies TO wait upon
King Humbert and Duke D'Aosta to ex-
press admiration for their herolsm during
the cholera epidemic at Naples.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-12-04
SOUTHERN cLEANlNGS.

and a uniform schedule for laundry-work
will be adopted
Vickshurg, Miss, Is to have thorough
system Of water-works at the end of eight
cen months, the contract with parties in
Philadelphia having been signed by the
Mayor.
When the Confederates evacuated CO.
lumbus, KY, they threw six heavy pieces
Of artillery into the Mississippi River.
Low water recently disclosed the guns,
ana one Of them was secured in time to
ire salute ii honor OF Cleveland's cleo
ton
Mrs. A. g. {'iiiliips, who has been liyiug at
Houston, Tex, for three months, was ar
rested few days ago for blacl5mail on a
requisition from the Governor Of Kansas
and on warrant from Governor Ireland,
anl taken 70 Oswego, Kas. The amount
involved Is $1,000.
A cit1cn Of Kcrshaw County, South
Carolina, il few days since sent Federal
Marshal at Camden a steel plate for print
ing two-ccnt postage lamps Of the old is
sue, with vignette of President jackson.
IL was found among the effects Of a dead
planter, and was well worn from use.
In the wreck Of a freight train on the
Moi'i'5 8 hon, soinery i'aiiroaa' a NJ pi"he-
engineer, Henry Ray, and Fireman Joseph
Dow, seriously hurt Seven cars and the
engine were demolished.
The International freight depot at Aus.
tin, Tex, with contents, together with
nine cars loaded with FRUIT trees, hay and
miscellaneous merchandise were totally
destroyed by fire q few nights ago. The
fire IS supposed to have been caused by a
deieetlYe ilue' lhe loss to the Company
Is estimated at over f5o,OOo' no insurance,
except on building valued at $1,000
In Marshall County, Alabama, few
days ago. 4. a. Howard went to settle q
difficulty with Farmer Peake, VINO shot his
caller. Howard, though mortally wounded,
shot ana killed both Peake and his wife.
man answering the description Of one
ol tue parties engaged IN the robbery Oh
the safe OF the Texas EXPr' S. Company at
Bryan, Tex, on the ni6ht OF the 10Th, was
arrested IN galveston, few days since
and lodged in latl. He gave the name OF
1 =. W. smith. When arrested the Chief OF
h folico notified the authorities Of Brazos
County and gave a description Of the pris-
/ oner ne had n custody, and Shellt Dawson
went IRON Bryan and secured his man.
Forest fires have recently been burning
IN Greenayille County, Virginia, and in the
neighborhood OF Hicks Ford. Consider
able quantities Of timber have been dc.
stfoyed, some few houses and large
"houhl oi ith'ih&' ~ consequence o. Vu'
plolIueteu uioush' '1e grass anu uii'er'
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sPeIR " ~ iSA'u5 IT,
olicia' returns ifoul seventy -eight c'lln'
Wts ol leAHs saNe NleFelahu, i9s'M'oi
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-'too. me same counties gave Hencock
lUl,Z'1i e9rhela, "a'l'5i Weaver ~
lh's sh1"s totai increase m the anoN'
countles Oh l',sNo votes over the fresnieh
llAi cohleSV OIL leoP'-hh lAcrease ol thlfeS
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