The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-21

~ ~
Manufacturer Protective Alliance an
Pittsburg, Wednesday, considerable
reduction in wages was determined m
on. 1t is not known as yet what action
will be taken by the employees
Since the recent arrest Of Miles Oyla
the counterfeiter, at Memphis. oficers
of the secret service have traced orr
his plates and paper, and found $50
ooo, 600 in bills near Louisville and S85.
GO0,o al the Cincinnati stock wards
Duncan c. Ross, the athlete. has DIS.
posed of his saloon IN Cleveland and
applied for admission 10 a rLeologiea5
seminary at Toronto, with the inter-
ton of entering the ministry. Tia
death of his wife brought about rfs
change.
Two men went out from Ontonapon
Michigan. last Monday. w,ffC.--
matches or food. to hunt deer. IT,
were forced TO kill their dog and -,
the raw flesh. and had laid down -
die when found by searching partT
Friday.
Charles Pulliam, whose remainslsvs
been taken to Vincennes, Indiana =
said to have been spotler for Tho
| Union Pacific road, ana While acting
as brakeman was knocked from tb5
train at Abilene by some person mn.
known.
At the soda-ash works at Gpd5as
| New York, dIshllug vessel weigb;n+
four tons was blown seventy-ive feet
in the air. In its descent il carrfSs
away the roof of the main building. in
iurlng eight men and causing q loss OF
SIS. 600.
The Daily Herald, founded in Mon
treal fifty years ago. has been sold h
Peter Mitchell, NJ. p, for $4,000. Ths
paper has been losing ground on as
count, it is believed, of having of late
years been the organ of The Canadian
Pacific Railway.
The wholesale dry-goOds house az
Isaac Zeiller'S Sons, in Cincinnati
with liabilities of about $4,000. h.
suspended payment, partly on account
of fictitious statements made bv is
bookkeeper, Herman Mack, who r.
Gently hanged himself
Forty Mexican soldiers, stationed ~
Ensenada, murdered their captain ami
several other persons, and fed toward
the California line. The Mexican COR
sui at San Diego secured sufficient
United States infantry to prevent dep
relations along the border.
Governor Gray, of Indiana. was iu.
augurated Monday afternoon at ths
opera house III indianapolis. TIE
democratic members of the house in
tend to pass a resolution in favor ut
placing L. :. Grant and EltZ John
Porter on the retired list.
Manufacturers and business men of
Pittsburg. Pa, have subscribed large
sum of money to endOw a church in
that city for Francis Murphy. the tenn
perance apostle. a congregation has
been formed. to be known as the
Church of Gospel Temperance.
Joseph a. Dibhle. a farmer near
Oseeola, Michigan, was married on
Tuesday, nine weeks after the death OF
his first wife. At night he was visited
by charivari party, upon whom he
fired from an upper window, killing
one man and wounding three others
The MAYOR of Dover. New Hamr=
shire, notified the Salvation army that
it must not parade with music Cap
tain Thompson defes all earthly pow
er. and has sent to Maine for soldiers
The mayor has given the police quiet
hint that some funerals are desirable.
The government directors # tie
Union Pacific road. in asking further
favors for that unpopular corporation.
Law great stress upon the statement
that its stock is owned mainly by H.
vestors. and that the new management
I
torn.
General Grants physician states that
the former has stopped smoking b.
cause of irritation OF the tongue. IL
is unable to walk without the aid OF a
crutch. but there is nothing To justify
the rumor that he is seriously Ill. Hs
is engaged for several hours daily IN
literary work.
The costly machinery of the cattle
railway in Chicago had a very narrow
escape from destruction, Tuesday
morning, as flames broke out under
the sidewalk at the engine house.
among hundreds of barrels Of OIL and
tar, but the iiremen subdued the flames
with TT fllng loss.
The Coal-Trade Tribunal appointed
to establish the mining price in the
railroad pits in the Pennsylvania coal
districts has referred the decision Of
the question TO Umpire Bradley, who
will decide the selling price of lump
coal and also the miners percentage,
which is IN dispute.
The Hebrew citizens of Louisville
persisted in their effort for the recoy-
cry of the body of Morris Goldsticker,
and found it on the dissecting-table Al
the medical college. 1t was then plac-
ed III a vault at the Jewish cemetery TO
| q
wealthy resident of New Orleans.
W. w. O'Brien, the noted criminal
lawyer, died i'll Chicago, Tuesday, Of
peritonitis, in his 51st year. Original
~ an hostler at hotel in Peoria, C. e.
| Bonney turned his ambition toward
the legal field, in which he achieved
success. He was an unsuccessful cali
didate for congressman-at-lar from
Illinois in 1858.
In her petition presented to the SEN
ate, Mrs. Belva a. Lockwood asks that
the Electoral vote of Indiana be given
TO her. She also demands that the
vote of New York be thrown out. on
the ground that if the votes polled an
that state for her had not been counted
for one Grover Cleveland, the latter
would not have carried the election.
John J. Flynn, dealer in boating
tackle at Cincinnati, answered a mai
Ilmonlal advertisement and engaged
himself, on the strength of an attTae-
tive photograph, to widow in Ms
souri,. When he found her an enact
ated person with cOnsumptive cough,
he made remarks which caused her 10
sue for S25, 900 damages for breach Of
promise.
W. II. Vanderbilt, having yielded to
the request of General Grant bought
In all the real estate, war relics, and
works of art mOItgaged to him by tie
general, and presented the entire list
to Mrs. Grant. with the condition that
on the death of the general all art. cles
OF historical value shall become tue
property of the nation, to be preserved
at Washington.
As the congregation of the First
Baptist Church of Rockford. H., was
about TO sing the last hvmn SUNDAY
evening, Mrs. J. 5. Young Jumped I'D
and began praying that the prosecutors
OF the pastor. who had invited him 10
resign, might be saved from the Lari's
wrath. The prayer lasted ten minutes
and was filled with denunciation. Ii
created great excitement.
| The American minister in London
mas been compelled TO extend his DO
lection to the wife and child Of man
named Hicks. 1t appears that in ISIS
MISS Caroline Sloan, of Buffalo, mar
RED the person named; yet she cherish
| ed fear that his first wife was still
living. Her suspicious were at last
confirmed by his confession. and mgE-
| ey was advanced her TO return to tie
! United States with her three children.
In the district court at Chicago,
Thursday. Judge Blodgett overruled
the motion TO 'quash the indictments
| against Mackin, BELL, and others for
the recent election fraud, and fixed
January % as the date TOR trial. In
The cifcuit court Of Cook county Judge
| Rogers ordered special venlre for
| grand jury to investigate the election
| cases. and Sheriff Hanchett immediate
| " SUBJ puaed J. ii. McVicker. George
l.. Dunlap, Joseph Stockton, and OJl-
| ers.
The employees OF the Oliver chilled
| piow works, at South Bend. Indiana
| struck on Monday against reduction
OF wages. Two hundred of them gath
cred at The Oate V't,ardov morning n