The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-04-17
MAGNOLIA MISS, FRIDAY, APRIL H. 1885.

NELSON EDWARDS, a New York dentist,
cut his throat with razor on the Sth.
GERMAN holders of Russian stocks are
becoming scared and are unloading.
THE Prince and Princess of Wales ar
rived at Dublin on the Sth. The flag float
ed from the Mansion House, There was
large demonstration and the citizens COM
mittee presented an address OF welcome.
GENERAL GRANT passed quiet after
noon and evening on the Sth, and his con-
dition was not materially changed on the
morning of the 9th.
A GRAND durbar was held at Rawal-
Pindi in honor of the Ameer of Afghanis-
tan on the 7th, and was a great success.
THREATS of lynching are made against
George Mcmillan, of Newport, KY, who
killed John Cummings.
A COMMITTEE of the Grand Army of the
Republic called on the 9Th to ask the Presi-
dent to keep old soldiers in the service of
the government.
THE Lord Mayor of Dublin was hissed as
he drove along in official state in the pro-
cession on the Sth in honor of the Prince Of
Wales.
FRANCE will continue to send reinforce
ments to China until final treaty of peace
ST all have been signed.
EDWARD LAMBERT, of Chicago, shot and
killed his mother -in-law, wounded his
wife and then killed himself, on the 9Th.
| IT is said that Attorney General Gar.
land has found that General Lawton is
| eligible to be appointed Minister to
| Russia.
SULLIVAN and Ryan have arranged to
| fight at Butte City, Mont, June 10th, with
small gloves for the championship belt.
\ AN official circular issued at CONSTANT. !.
nople denounces the Mahdi as an imposteI
and robber chief of the worst kind.
| FREDERICK GREINER, convicted of the
murder of Margaret ceiling last Septem-
ber, was sentenced at Columbus, o., on
the 9Th, to hang July oath.
AN Internal machine was found on the
Sth in the Netley Military hospital at
Portsmouth, Eng. The authorities had
been previously warned to look out for an
explosion.
TaE illness that has confined Richard
Grant White to his home in New York fol-
four months, terminated on the Sth in
death. His disease was gastritis. Mr.
White was nearly fifty three years Of age
He was born in New York May %, 1922,
and for twenty five years has been a con-
spicuous figure in literary circles.
TIE Guards and the Australian contin.
gent, which left Suakim on the 9Th fo1
Handou, with orders to build zsreba at
that point, reached their destination prac-
tically unmolested.
Snow was nearly five feet deep in some
of the streets of Montreal on the Sth, ant
a hard rain was adding to the uncomforta
BILE situation.
THE National Soldiers Home for dis
abled volunteer soldiers has sued BENZ.
Butler for 900, alleged to be due tn
Home.
A MORMON Bishop and an Elder pleade,
guilty to the arge of polygamy at Phoe
nix, Ariz, on the Sth, and were sentence,
to ninety days in jail.
THE Chicago men, who took the contrac
to build the new State-house for Texas
will forfeit the amount named in the bon
rather than go ahead with the works at
loss.
CANADIAN troops in the Northwestern
Territory are suffering from the cold. TIL
mercury fell on the Sth from 60 above t
20 deg. below zero.
THE Salt Lake 1fibuneis authority fo
the assertion that leading Mormon Bi sh
op has declared that the priesthood ha
concluded that 1t would be cheaper to bu
a Statehood for Utah than endure the ar
noyances polygamists are now being isut
jected to by the enforcement of the law!
Among the laity this is now considered [
be the plan of the Mormon campaign.