The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-18

lldiiaEei vi the 81 Paul road. TO which
| position he rose from the foremansbi,
OF o. grayelpit. He was born in New
I'm R9IiII ., IN Iols Ills estate is est
a Reading dispatch chronicles tin,
ueInIse Oh oallle kltner, "a wears O
| age. who for half her DAYS Iived 10 y
diiapldated hut near Bonneville kaen
ing Twelve dogs and nineteen catr
her eccentr1citieS We're due to disaT,
| Poihtment IN love, and she ever after.
"diu hed from men as from tigers.
Is are being made to devotion
an oIl-1eld IN the vicinity of Buffalo
+ our thousand acres of land an Fast
/ Aurora have been leased by Bradford
! hFms, and one well is being drilled
! conn Scott has leased thjrty-ejch,
/ large tracts. and will await the result
/ OF operations by the Pennsylvanians
\ sensational report from Pitfsburp
conveys Intelligence of an anIicinateG
/ outbreak OF Socialists, who have stored
+ !''i5e quantities Of arms ami ammun.-
'h IN tHat city ana are ready for
aH slIack upon the capitalists. Men
rom the III scking Valley and els
mere are sad TO De ready for disturb
I.c-.
lb- Wisconsin senate passed bil
/ "ppEoprIaiHg l2u09 for IN exhibit ~
/ the New Orleans exposition: the In
diana house set aside $500 for the
same purpose, and the Illinois senate
proposes 10 grant 5000. Nineteen
DliiS Tor the removal of raj. -Oad irregI-
iaTtles are before the legislature of
Arkansas.
a marked Improvement in the iron
trade IS V 5ibl- At Philadelphia. Nails
VIII soon be advanced TO 500. on ac-
count OF tne eXh ustjon Of stocks.
StttI failS ia large quantities are being
Ieid al 81 The Edgar Thompson
Sleel-WoTks VIII resume this week. and
business has recon IN need in one OF
divers mills at Pittsburg.
Herman Kran.sch. Young Germ N
farmer, was taken iii at hotel in P0r-
ta9e, WIS. \ friend undertook 10 re-
H'Ve hum by administering fifteen
drops OF aconIte, which caused the pa
TENTS death in a few minutes. Wien
the sympathetic friend saw what h.
mad done he hung himself. but was
cut down before life was extinct.
The national board of tr de adopted
TeSo utiOnS originating in Chicago.
asking Congress to take measures to
remove the discrimination made in
certain foreign countries AGAINST
American meats, and to authorize tie
President to prohibit the importation
OF aduIterated articles OF food OF
drink.
Late Saturday NIGHT an explosion of
dynamite occurred in New York Citv.
SCATTERING the fronts of Garry Bros
and Ridley Bros dry goods stores. cor
ner OF Grand avenue and Allen street
Ihe damage amounts to 81 500. Five
arrests were made. Striking employees
are charged with respons bilIty Tor the
explosion.
Lizzie Bogart, IS years of age, whose
rather IS assistant superintendent OF
the Lackawanna road, elOped from
Scranton with a handsome Young
brakeman named George j. Fowler.
They were married 10y an alderman.
ana on reaching Bnghamton they tel
egraphed their good wishes to the
irate father IF the girl.
Two German cabinct-makers from
Cincinnati arrived 1T Nmcennps. IN
diana, on Saturday. They took "a walk
10 The outskirts, when one shot the
other three times. took his watch and
so, on, Ggsd him TO a deep ravue and
buried lin In the snow. The victim
soon recovered sufficiently 10 reach d
house ANA relate has adventure.
The agent Of the associated charities
OF Milwaukee accidentally learned of
the destitute condition Of General Hen
ry NJ. S,TOug. who WIS % scHOOimate OF
Ireslueul ATthurat Union college. and
Who commJudCd a brig de at the bat
tie OF Gainesville. Although partially
disabled by wounds, the vet,rtn would
not app for pension Or ask for as
SlStance.
y bogus Peruvian Count, calling
himself Pereyra, recently made his
appearance in the town of y ork, Pa,
and married a pretty girl of That place.
Before the honeymoon had begun to
wane his money gave out and he de-
serted the girl, leaving her at Balti-
more hotel. 1t is said that ne is want
ed in New York for larceny, and the
detectives are III search Of him.
4 congressman from Minnesota pro-
poses To ingrdft upon the postal apprO-
prlatlOn bill clause prov din that al
fast mail trains from Chicago shall
leave upon the arrival of the eastern
mail. In an interview. the postal au-
thOrlties demonstrate that no more
time than is necessary is allowed in
Chicago Tor The transfer OF mails, and
that the scheme proposed would result
IN missing connections very frequently.
Three explosions OF natural gas oc-
Cured Saturday noon, in Penn avenue,
near Tnirty-fourth street, PiitSburg.
The first was caused by lighting
match IN cellar. Five persons were
fatally juTed. and 81 large number
We're struck by flying timbers. \ beer
keg blown from Il saloon knocked a
car-driver senseless. The damage to
buildings is estimated at $4,000. The
sufferers are organizing to tear up the
sas-pipes.
The citizens of Audubon, Iowa, bat
tered down the walls of the jail early
\ OF Ia IN IL
murderers of Hiram Jefferson. Two of
them, John a. Smythe and Joel j.
Wilson, fought the mob desperately,
and were shot dead in their cells. Cic-
ero Il. Jefferson, after making a full
{ Confession was hanged in the public
park. The action of the people was
due to change of venue secured 10y the
accused.
Congressman Talbot of Maryland
asked Mr.. 'Richeiieu" Robinson We'd
nesday if he was not afraid lest English
assassins should make an attempt upon
his life. Robinson for an answer OPEN
ed his desk and exhibited three dyna-
mite-cartridges peacefully reposlng
among his books. Great Godl' cried
Talbot. Those things i'll Congressl'
aud ran away. Robinson SAYS THAT it
was all joke and tnat the supposed
dynamite-cartridgeS were only sealing
wax. Talbot, however, swears that
they were dynamite.
NJ. w. Ryan. clerk of Cook cour ty.
received a summons from Speaker
Haines to appear before the Illinois
house with the ballots cast for the
representatives in the Sixth senatorial
district last November. The clerk
notified the United States district
attorney. and was subj 9naed to
appear before Judge Blodgett, who
promptly issued an order that all re-
turns from the Second election district
of the Eighteenth ward be deposited
with the clerk of the federal court. by
advice of counsel. Mr.. Ryan obeyed the
judges order.
The silver convention at Denver,
composed of delegates from seven OF
the States or Territories west OF the
Missouri river, passed reso .utions de-
handing free and unlimited coinage
of white and yellow bullion and the
withdrawal of small notes. At a con-
ference at the treasury department IN
Washington with these New ork
bankers, it was agreed that there is
nothing to Justify the depreciation IN
the value of silver certificates. The
national board of trade passed a reso-
luton urging congress 10 repeal the
law for compulsory silver coinage.
The Lake Shore. Michigan Central,
and Fort Wayne Roads have reduced
passenger rates from Chicago TO New
York to So first class and 50 second
class. Rates to Boston were reduced
10 Sl4 first class and $40 second class.
This is a reduction of - on first class
and 81 on second class tickets TO New
York. and of s. on first and second
class 10 Boston. The Grand Trunk is
selling tickets to Boston via Montreal
for Sl1 first class and $40 second
class. As the above roads are deter
mined to meet any rates that may be
made over competing lines it IS not
unlikely east-b0und rates viii be still
lower before very long.
Gen. Hatch contemplates building
number of forts IN Indian Territory,
and will leave troops at Salt Fork IN
anticipation of another coloniZiag ex-
petition by the Oklahoma boomers.
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