The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-05-29

On the 21st the five-hundredth anni-
vesary of the death Of Wyclife, the En-
glish retormer and translator OF the Bible,
was held at st. Andrews Church. Black
frars, London.
A MEMORIAL window has been placed in
Haworth Church by an American admirer
of Charlotte Bronte.
1T is said James G. Flood, of San Fran
cisco, is going to establish branch of the
Nevada Bank in London.
THE Republicans of the Fourth Kansas
District, on the 22d, renominated Thomas
Ryan for Congress.
On the 22d Hanlan was victorious in the
sculling match with LaycoclZ in Australia.
GENERAL BUTLER has accepted the nomi
nation Of the National Autobiography
party for President.
THE Greenbackers of West Virginia
have nominated Judge Edwin G. Maxwell
for Governor.
THE Democrats of the Fourth Congress
mated Hon. VIM. S. Holman.
A RuNIoR that his son, Ulysses, Jr., had
skipped to Canada is denied by General
Grant. He was at home in Morristown,
Nj.
A WEALTHY Englishman named Fallken-
bridge is supposed to have committed sui
eide at Winnepeg, Manitoba.
GOULD telegraphed Vanderbilt his idea
Of the situation of the country, financially
and otherwise. He feels cheerful. So does
Vanderbilt.
VIcToR BoNAPARTE has fallen heir tc
f40,000, and the rupture between himself
and father is said to be complete.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the 18th Foxy Bray and William
Hendershot, of Lawrenceburg, Pa, wore
fatally shot by policeman, who attempt
ed to arrest them for abducting a German
girl.
On the 18th freight train and accommo
dation train collided on the Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne s. Chicago Railroad, seriously
! injuring seven men and fatally woundinG
two.
On the 19.h thirty houses were unroofet
by storm in Pictaway County, Q.
THE Cincinnati Pipe and Sheet Com
pany's works were damaged by fire on thu
10Th. Two persons were severely burned
On the 18th eleven persons perishe'
and nearly thousand dwellings, shops
{ schools and mosques were destroyed by
fire at Bel Bazaar, Asia Minor.
On the 20th Joseph Frazier, the murdere
, of Wesley Hupp in Anderson, Ind, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself in 1ai
with his pocket handkerchief.
A coLoRED insane patient in the Kansa
City (Mo) Hospital named Durfu
! Weaver was killed in self defense b.
Steward Winfrey on the Goth. Weave
had attacked couple Of patients an
4 afterwards attempted to burn the build
J ing.
: On the Goth two suicides were reported i
: st. Louis, Mo. Mamie Stern, Of Keokuh
/ Ia, took poison at Hurst's Hotel, soone
= than be dependent upon her brother-ir
s law. Michael Schoettel, an Alsatian, fift
!, years of age, shot himself while deliriou
I. from drink.
h In the recent Liverpool fire 1900 bale
Of cotton were destroyed
On the 2lst three children belonging
!, Mrs. Fulweller, of Portsmouth, o., wer
9 drowned by the collapse of the suspensio
q bridge over the Scioto River.
n FIRES on the 2lst: Harnish tobacco fai
s tory, Lancaster, Pa. loss, $4,000. Woo'
rufus paper mill, Buffalo; loss, $4,000
d Kelly Nail and Iron Company's mill, lroi
n ton, o.; loss, $4,000. African NJ.
je Church, Moberly, Mo-; damage, $500,
In a collision between mixel train an
4 freight train on the Panhandle Raj
e wav. at Wheeling Junction, Pa, forty-oI
( miles from Pittsburgh, on the 2lst, ID. Ba
le tholomew, travelling salesman fora Cinci
@ natl house. was killed and five employ
a. Of the road injured.
'e THE British ship Syria was wrecked
the Fiji Islands, and seventy coolie pa
a. sengers lost.
N AN Italian murderer named Sabate A
exander, committed suicide in Easton, "a
N on the 22d
$. on the night OF the 21st, John Olma
re wife and grown daughter were burned
Or death at Portsmouth, 0.
t, on the 22d two men named Thomps'
d. and Cook were fatally injured by ra
e road accident at Karns City, Pa.
al DURING thunderstorm at Toledo,
on the 22d Miss lilly Fear was struck
y lightning and Instantly killed. Her sist
ID and two children, who were with her, NJ
rowly escaped the same fate.
y, FIRES on the 22d: Forge departme
40 Kelly Nail and Iron Company, Honto
o.; loss, S50,sOO. Sainl's Shoddy Mil
IN Philadelphia; loss, $4,000. Ward
:, Gaennston's hide and tahlow factory, q
40 cago; loss, $4,000 A. o. Salher's imp
ment store, Cannon Falls, Mimi; los
c- Ssf 600. George W. Campbell's store a
Y dwelling, Fayette County, Pa; also
IL afountaineer newspaper Office and sever
I, other buildings; loss, $4,000.
he MISCELLANEOUS.
m In the French Chamber Of Deputies
r. bill will be introduced providing for
taxation OF imported cereals and cattle.
ed A FIFTY per cent. assessment has be