The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-08-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.


eide by drowning at the same place.
Mr.. PARNELL has called conference
on the 25th inst of the Irish Parlia-
mentary party.
NEWS has been received at Cairo con-
frmlng recent reports of rebel successes
In the Soudan.
JACOB GROUP was fatally injured by his
horse running away and throwing him
down a declivity at Iowa Station, Pa, on
the Goth. His wife was also wounded.
The anniversary of the battle of the
| Fallen Timbers, where "Mad Anthony"
Wayne broke the power of the Indians in
the, Northwest, was celebrated on the bat
tie ground near Toled o., on the both.
| 8AcTfsa SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
! FAIRcHILD gave an audience on the Goth
to a number of safe, lock and vault COM
panies in regard to the award of con-
tract in their line by the Department dur
ing the present year. Only two compa-
nies put in bids.
/ THE spinning, drawing and combing de-
partment of Richard Williamson g. Co. 's
worsted mill at Camden, N. j., was de-
stroyed by fire the morning of the Goth.
The loss is estimated at between SIS, 900
and 500, 6
|
graphed to Mr.. Brooks thenewly appoints
ed Assistant Treasurer at San Franc SEQ
on the Goth to take possession of the SUBJ
Treasury there at once.
CARDINAL GUIBERr, Archbishop of
Paris, was said to be dy ing on the Goth.
He had been uncons cious since the day
previous.
4 A GIRL seven years of age died at Wild
nes-on-the- Mersey, England, on the Goth,
of English cholera Of the worst type.
THE Standard Oil Company lost. $4,000
by fire at Sharpsburg, Pa, on the 2)th ;
fully insured.
THE reported illness of President Cleve :
land is contradicted.
Mr.. TAFT. ex- United States Minister to
Russia, passed through London on the
21st, on his way home.
Ex-CoNGREssMAN d. ]. MoRRELL, OF
Pennsylvania, died at Pittsburgh on the
Goth. He was General. Manager of the
Columbia Iron Company.
THE double-scull race on the Goth, at
Pleasure Island, N. T., between Hosmel
and Gaudaur and Courtney and Conley
was won by the latter pair in 17:57 1-2,
beating the former record, which wal
1850.
/ WALTON & Co.'s miners at Pittsbur gh
Pa, have resumed work.
A PANIC prevails on the Canary Islands,
caused by fear of cholera.
Mr.. HENDRICKS and wife were tender.
ed reception at Waukesha, Wis, on the
21st.
AT banquet to Catholic Bishop a
Belfast on the 2lst, the usual toast to th
Queen was ignored.
THE Marquis de Mores has been indict-
ed at Mandan, Oak, for murder.
The Nation Il conference for the protec
tion of girls held meeting at st. James
,, Hall, London, on the 21st.
PATRICK CARROLL is charged at Chica
go with the murder, some time ago, Q
Mrs. Walsh.
ZANZIBAR claims indemnity from Ger
many for the loss of native troops in tn
East A rican expedition.
FRAME JOSEPH PETMEKY was hanged o
the Dist at Auburn, N. Y, for the murde
of woman. a r
, THROUGHOUT Spain on the Goth ther
4 were 104 new cases of cholera and 1,64
deaths. At Marseilles there were twenty
|. five deaths during the night of the 20tt
= and on the 2lst, between8 a. m. and 8 !
m., there were 100 deaths, The st. Lou
a quarter is the center of the epidemic /
b | Marseilles. ss
4 DURING the seven days ended the 21i
. there were 1853 business failures in Il
4 United States and nineteen in Canad,
making a total of 1T.
AT Norbert, sixteen miles from Ne
Orleans, La, on the 21st, five rice hal
= vesters were killed by lightning.
70 The case of yellow fever reported in I'll
It Pennsylvania Hospital at Philadelph
: is pronounced a mild one.
: RELATIONS are strained between Spa
and Germany on account of the latter
"a seizure OF the Caroline Islands.
a AT a meeting in New York on the q
l. of the trunk-line passenger agents it w
: agreed to advance passenger rates to Oh
d cago and other western points.
% JACK BRADY, brakeman, was kille
and two other brakemea named Thorn
and Linde Shened, seriously injured in
% ilroad wreck near Shenango, Pa, on Il
l. 21st.
T. On the Afghan frontier recently the
~ came near being collision between Ru
l. slams and Afghans. An officer Of t
y former was accidentally shot. The Ru
SLAMS were encroachtng.
3 IHE MILL Sro6k OlbUliiluS Souupduy I
70 duced the price of whisky to 81. 08 at CT
of cinnati on the 21st, on the rumor that
Is oria distlllers were selling in Chicago
IN $1.0s
OF A FREIGHT train consisting of eighte
cars, including six cars of oil, was burn
Ia near Cleveland, o., on the 21st, and t
Al tramps are supposed to have perished
r the flames.
ln A CHILD of Charles Sullivan of Detro
i, after having been apparently dead
20 fifteen hours, began crying In the eof
and Is now In good health.
THE French Government has order
"a, that the most minute inquiries be ma
in into the circumstances of the de,
In of Oliver Pain. The result will
hs fluence Frances attitude toward Z
on gland.
Is SECRETARY OF STATE BAYAHD has
ceived from the Consul General at MOI
IN real a statement of the number OF dea
an from smallpox in that city since Al
r.. 1st last as follows: April, 8s May,
;ba June, 46; first two weegs OF August,
m. On May 18th eighteen houses In Montr
ii. contained smallpox placards.
ly. KING ALFONSO has instructed the Sp
ish Ambassador at London to proceed
ny Berl n and entreat Emper or William
on delay the occupation Of the Caroline
a = -Iry 4