The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-11-13
SEWS AND NOTES.
4 summary Of Important Events.
rrRsnNAL ANp POLITICAL.

arrested in Dublin, cniuBeu WluH bTeaSon-
felony.
nayganry at Salt Lake, Utah, was SEN
tspced to four years in the Penitentiary
and to pay a fine Of $500
OK the Sd Bill Jones, the man who tried
IA kill Ciniteau, the assassin of President
Garfield. was tried at Washington, D. c.,
and found not guilty, the jury remaining
ont only twenty minutes.
The Governor Of Ohio has suspended the
execution Of George Oliver, under sentence
"a b hanged November 7th.
TIE police III New York arrested a one
armed man named Alex. G. Branscom on
be 4tl who originated and carried out a
novel scheme Of swindling.
A DISPATCH from General Wolseley to
London was to the effect that natives had
brought information that Gordon was still
ii possession OF Khartoum.
GENERAL GRANT did not vote at the
election on the 4th, being confined to his
room by lameness.
Mr., BLAINE voted at Augusta, accom-
panied to the polls by his two sons. MIR.
Cleveland exercised his right of franchise
IN Buffalo, taking his place in the line with
other voters, after which he Immediately
left for Albany.
RETURNS from the election received up to
the morning Of the 9Th left the result on the
National ticket still in doubt, both sides
claiming success with equal pertinacity.
Connecticut and New Jersey We're conced-
ID the Democrats, the pivotal States be-
Ing New York, West Virginia and In
diana, in which it appeared the official flg-
ues would be necessary to determine the
result beyond peradventure. In the mass
contradictory dispatches received it was
utterly impossible to arrive ut definite
conclusion
TIN last will and testament of the late
WihurF. Storey, Of Chicago, bequeaths his
entire property, including the Times news
paper office, to his widow, Mrs. Eureka G.
Storey, with the privilege Of selling the
same.
0S the 9TH Mr., Blaine was reported to
have been taken suddenly ill, and his ply
scians prescribed absolute rest.
On the 9th Frank O'Donnell, Of the Home
Rule party in the British Parliament, was
suspended in the House Of Commons for
disregarding the authority Of the Speaker.
TIE Joseph Evans polygalny trial began
Of Salt Lake, Utah on the 9TH.
Tue Ahediye Of Egypt has conferred full
powers on General Wolseley in the Sou
dan,
w the 9th Richard Treake, convicted Of
tAo murder Of Augusta Zil at PhiIa-
Qelplla, Fa,i was refused a new trial,
ala was sentenced to death.
DISPATCH Of the 9TH from Rome says
ne Pope gave audience to The Archbishop
o. Quebec. His Holiness spoke Of the
members Of the Church in Canada as the
most faithful and devout Of his children.
PREMIER FERRY has informed England
laal Il China accepts mediation without
Unnecessary delay, or increasing further
lle expense by military operations, France
w Sal UNIT Its claim to indemnity to $40, O,0OO,-
] " tle 9th the Episcopal Council of the
p0cese Of Nebraska, at its session in Oma-
ua' elected Rev. Dr. Worthington. OF De-
uos Y, Mich, to succeed the late Bishop
|Clarkson.
nvs' JAMES O'DoNNELL, Republican
|aeaoer Y, %! Of Congress-elect from the Third
dlcaigan District, is eminently a man Of
|ee people. His career has been. briefly.
p0Or noy, printers apprentice, journey
4ani sol'iler IN the Federal army, newspa-
psstealtor " and proprietor, Mayor Of his ma
w eltyi Presidential Elector, always a
|ssl.lsilan and now member OF Congress-
IN, N ,o'tne morning of the 7th returns re-
l'eu ~ lnalcated that New York had gone
N .leYeiand and Hendricks. The Repub-
W. WI managers, however, still claimed 70
a,e II, carried the State. The majority
alca on either side was SO small that
si,., IsisS,sed count will be necessary to def
H. ly =, ueterlnine which side has really won
y pa'ue. If it proves that Cleveland has
sio ~ /, successful in New York he will have
.ieceoral votes. The excitement at
-uauV upon the receipt of the DELAYED re-
apd Ts IN = Inc principal cities during the day
snss s'snlng ! Of the 9th was of the most in
Hons. Inscription, and only wise precau-
gsra.y 1y measures Of the police in some in
ro,tis- prevented serious collisions. Both
sOn I,s'se were crying fraud, and the expres-
sonro. @as freely made from Democratic
hers,os su'A' no repitition of '76 would be
sertsS N ~ ,sa slth Lieutenant Greedy was pre-
M ',ss y. .N, wllh an elegant silver service bv
Aoma 'sely Y Testimonial Committee al his
~, ~ u Newburyport, Mass.
PresiSas.,ai ,ao anniversary of his taking the
Eoomo. asn'la chair, October 25th, President
lls,a 'oll' Oh Hayti, declared full and com
M rnes1y y to all political offend ers.
b M LANES ~, reported illness was denied
Epsfs p'i'' ~ the statement coming from An
N ~ Il suas ~ he had merely isolated bimself
tucb. wy on the 9th, in order to take =
TSa'n y needed rest. y 'A0
n 1SAAEs pi A. REED, Superintendent Of
|urvb si0nt D. Insane Asylum, at Pitts
|eat ph,..i, -, ana one of the most promi-
On ths tgha'aic'ans ea, Of country, died sudden
MI ~ NJ 0.n Of kidney disease.
|lster.c,..On ~ non. Henry Fawcett, late Post |
b. Hasral Hueneral of England, died ON tba |
o. 3. tss as was wa totally blind. M "a 'ne
|avsnsio sss Ota Mr.. Moody began a religions
|sa, Can. 's'ian Workers at Mon
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|ostSa =, ss AND CASUALTIES.