The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-05

protest mas Deen entered 10y We hold
ers of 81. 0O0, 600 worth OF the first mort
gage bonds, who ask the removal Of
the receivers.
At Reading, Pa, Wednesday. a To-
comotive and two cars jumped the
track and fell through q tr,s-le. tIs
engine tumbling upon the Reading
Iron Works boiler house, and dem0I-
ished it. Two persons were hurt, and
travel was delayed.
Aunt Becky Young, Of Dfs
Moines, who followed the fortunes lf
the One Hundred and Ninth New
York Regiment during TIE War, w.Il
probably receive the appointment II
Matron of the new Soldiers Gouea.
Leavenworth, Kan.
The Presbyterian Synod Of S51,h
Carolina has disapproyed Nr. NupL
rows teaching in the Columbia Tlr-
logical Seminary, declaring Lis belief
i'm Darwin's theory OF the descent m
man, and considering it not Igyus,sl-
ent with the Scriptures.
The Grand Trunk road has given the
Michigan Central notice OF Withdrawal
from the Union depot az Dtr1. neyt
week. Trouble has arisen In Ch.r.-o
between the general passenger agents
Of these roads. torte.lmg a war rg
Canadian passenger rates.
An explosion Of gas occurred ina
coal mine near UniOutoWn, Pa. Nam
day afternoon, where tWguty-.uur us-l
were at work. Two coTpsgs Lave les-
found, and two more were r,-r0gd ir
condition next to death. Ii s believed
that twenty lives were lost.
Jscob Plyman, an employe at ths
Tonkin Mill, Calhoun County, Wrt
Virginia. returned home WeNDec,ei'T
and found Ellis Wine with his VIE.
Both men produced reyoNers and be-
gan firing simultaneously. Vine was
killed. Plyman was CNoueTa,ed
Major WATSON, an army p1ym9ster.
who has served eighteen months in .be
Kansas penitentIaTy for enblzz'p-
ment, was released Wednesday. Ue
goes to DeS MONIES, where his parents
reside. He plannedaud suprrn,euded
a system of water-worNS for The prison.
The residence Of j. r.. Uatchus. in
Montreal, was nearly blown Ton eee5
by an explosion of gas. IAgucusshlld
effects were thrown into the street.
and two servants narrowly Csg.ngi
death. A hole nearly an inch square
was found in the pipe below the meter.
The Woman's Home Nissionar7 So
ciety began its fifth annual we. ting
Wednesday at Boston, am Increase in
finances and number OF miss ou.riey
being reported. The old board Was re-
elected, and Mrs. {. Il. Bliss, of Chi
cage, was added to the Vice Presi-
| dents.
Lake underwriters are suffering
large losses from the severe gales That
haVa nNFnV fln inland l44u Tn
Gently. The large iron steamship
Scotia, valued at 100000, is a total
wreck on Lake Superior. Several
vessels of the Chicago grain feet have
been wrecked.
In the Clawson polygamy case at
Salt Lake, the second WiTC. after he
ing in jail all night for contempt tcsii-
fed Saturday, admitting the marriage
and giving the details, and the jury
found Clawson guilty. Sentence was
deferred, and the MOrmou5 say they
will test all points.
Frederick w. Duyernois, bsuIor and
insurance agent at Detroit, has been
missing for two weeks. and is ssd to
be a defaulter for between 5-Al0J and
$4,000. 1t appears that he decided his
property to his wife some years ago,
but the deeds were only placed On
record this week.
Three masked men bound James
Grain in his house near lirUos,.0n,
Ind, Tuesday night, aud wutru,cd
him when he refused TO u.sD.ua. where
his money was concealed. They found
$500, but $1,000, hidden in secret
place, escaped theirclutchos. III caught
the robbers will be lynChed.
A hard-glove prize-llght for 500
side, between Charles MCCOyaud VIA.
Mcdonald, local pugllist5, took p.so5
in Pittsburg Saturday night Tins
men were about evenly matched, but
in the sixth round Mccoy struck Nc
Donald after he was down, and the
fight was given to the latter ON foul.
A siX-story building in Chicago,
owned by Charles +. Culver and occu-
pied by several manufaciurnE firms,
was destroyed by fire, the loss being
100000. James Carr, foreman OF
cigar-bOX factory, conducted thirty ~
his employees to the iire-CaCapH, and
lost his life by falling from q window
sill.
TeleCraphic appeal FOR succor comes
from the stricken village of Carthage,
n. y, where the number OF people
homeless and penniless Will reach 800.
The exact situation is much WOI Than
was at first reported, and q scene IS
presented of sorrow and dcso'al.uu ,pl-
dom witnessed. There arc rs lami-
lies destitute.
The Blue Law was put in operation
at Hamden, near New Haven. Conn,
Sunday, when L. Hill, John Springs
teen and w. Hemlar were arrested Tor
walking out in the open fields with
guns on their shoulders apparently
bent on a hunting excursion. A Ham
den Justice of the Peace impo5eda
fine of S3l.
The supreme court Of Ohio has de-
clared the Scott liquor tax law uuC0a-
stitutional, the majority h0ljlnE that
the lien clause is a license law Nearly
all the cities III the state viii DE made
bankrupt IN paying back the amounts
collected last year. At Columbus The
salaries of city officials are back two
months or more.
hurricanes, Sept. 20 and oct. 2. on
he coast of Lower California. wnra
ne seYerest known. The steamer Is
ADO de Sonora was lost, and tho fifty
even persons on board persisted. The
Doralt was also wrecked, and
me sIoops and coasters went 10 the
not exactly known.
AT church dedication last Sunday
FarkesVllle, ;. G., negroes. ID is
aid, disturbed the ceremouir5 Inv .rI-
lg pistols. Bad blood was enc. uf.r-
d, and when an officer atlenr..df,
lake arrests Wednesday he WAS g.ue
cad by negroes, who were barrfc.G.I
J a house. An outbreak between the
'hltes and blacks is imminent.
II. ID. Cooke & Co., private banker
Washington, suspended payrrp-t
The head of the house iga
rother Of Jay Cooke, and was formar-
the governor Of the District ra
abilities are said to be $4,000. na.r-
due to local creditors. The f.u
as interested in the Florida Canal
and tie Washington AID
An attempt was made to poison tic
lmlly of DR.. ID. III. Buckiugham.
rugglst in Philadelphia. by placing
rye quantity OF sulphate OF copper ia
re tea-kettle. 1t was discovered lr
ie housekeeper, who nearly los. her
re IN tasting the water. The police
rested a fifteen year-Old c0l0rel bog
nployed by the doctor as an c!ranI
~, who confessed his guilt. but could
sign no reason for the act.
The owners OF the Armstrong well
Q. 2, at Butler, Pa, themselves de-
lived as TO the probable outcome of
e well, concluded to put in q fifty
lart shot, but neglected to have
on, when the well p.ul-
violently, flowing twenty feet above
e derrick. They finally succeeded 10
itting on casing-head, and the last
ur's gauge showed q production Of
} barrels an hour, a rate Of 1900 Igy
Y.
Thirty passengers sat down 90 break
st at Dalton, Ga, On the Atlantic z
estern Railroad, Monday. Before
train had left the station six pas
1gers were taken III and had 10 lie
T., All others who ate sausage for
s:akfast became i'll before the train
,lYed at Marietta. Nine had 10 be
{ IN care of physicians IT that Io.u,.
Is expected that six OF those lstJsicE
Marietta will die. Physicians at
oute the cause of the wholesale po.s-
ing to trichina.