The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-07-03

CABLE telegraph rates to Chicago have
been placed on level with those of New
York.
THERE is great rebellion in. Chinese :
Turkistan against Chinese rule.
LARGE numbers of Cinnamon are leav :
ing the Pacific coast for thu Easter
States
THE President has made the anxiously
awaited appointments in New Y ork city.
EIGHTEEN miners were killed by an ex :
plosion at Dudweiler, Germany, on the
9Th.
THE Southwark wooden mills, Philadel-
phia Pa, have shut down, thrown /, ,00O
men out of employment.
BIDS have been received at Washington
for the erection of a floating dock at
Brooklyn.
REV. Mr.. SPURGEoN has created a great
sensation in London by sermon against
vice in high places.
The Standard Oil Company has OBJ.
tanned possession of the Continental Oil
and transportation Company.
| A LONDON rumor says the Queen is de-
sirous of ending her reign on its fiftieth
anniversary next year.
JAMES ID. FISH, ex-President of the
| Marine Bank, New York, was sentenced
| to ten years at Au burn Penitentiary, and
| has been taken to that institution.
| MISS SHAFFER, young lady at Clarks.
vile, Ia, was brutally whipped by two
women named Forney, one of whom was
her rival in love.
BALFoUR, Chief Secretary for Ireland
| Is in iavor of home rule but has his own
| ideas as to what the term means.
GENERAL ScHoFIELD says he has in
| formation that the Ute Indians in South
ern Colorado are behaving themselves.
BURcHARD has been suspended and DR.
Jas. P. Kimball, of Pennsylvania, is ap.
| pointed Director of the Mint.
ANOTHER of the murderers of Mrs. Ha,
zell at Elkhart, Tex, has been lynched
He was caught in Grayson County.
COMPLETE stagnation exists In financial
circles in London.
A GREAT strike of weavers, at Lyons
| France, is imminent.
| IT is now said Mrs. Frank Leslie is t,
marry Albert Pulitzer.
| REV. c. E. LAUaHLM and sister were
| drowned near Lenox, Ia, on the 2Sth, by
the upsetting of skiff.
| GENERAL BoLANGER, military com.
mander in Tuais, has resigned.
| JOHN MCCULLOUGH has been placed in
the Bloomingdale Insane Asylum.
| THE Nationalists are urging Sir Charlie
Dixie and Chamberlain to visit IRELAND
and post themselves.
MIR. BEECHER's sixth sermon on "Evo
lution," on the 2Sth, dealt with design il
| creation.
CONSIDERABLE damage was done tx
| property in Baltimore on the 2Sth by q
| great rain-storm.
WAR is again being vigorously wagsc
between the two factions in Rowan Coun
| ty, kentucky.
WILLIAM O'NEILL was drowned by tn,
| capsizing of a skill at Indianapolis, Ind.
on the 28sh. His three childrea, who were
riding with him, were rescued.
| j. F. MANSFIELD has been appointed re-
ceiver of the New York, Pitts burgh &
Chicago Railroad.
| ACCORDING to Indian war news from tn
front, there has been little blool l-lettin,
on Mexican territory.
CITIZEN soldiers are assembling from al
directions to partic pate in the Nationa
encampment at Philadelphia.
A REPORT has reached Gainesville, Tex.
of the lynchlng of five more horse thieve
in the Indian Territory.
| A FACTION quarrel in Polish Church a
Toledo, O., on the 2Sth, eliminated in
riot in which two men were killed and
number injured
TpoMAs DRUGAN and Michael Murphy
of New York, fought on the 2Sth abou
the latter's attentions to Mrs. Drugan an,
| Murphu VIVA killad