The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-11-27

THIRTY-FoUR lives were lost In the
Gloucester tMass.y fisheries last year
against 131 the previous year, / p 4
SUSIE ShELzER, four years of age, was
burned to death at Atwood, Pa, on the
22d, by her clothing catching fire from a
CRATE. s
Samuel and John May, farmers, were
robbed and brutality beaten on the night of
the 2lst by seven highwaymen IN wash.
ington County, Pennsylyania. &
HENRY RYDIcK was defeated in his suit
at Brooklyn, N. Y, against the Standard
oil Company for share in property val
sued at thalf million dollars, and was ar.
rested on a charge of false swe airing.
In an election letter the Marquis Of Sails
bury says: Make the support of the
church test question above ali others.n
Ex-PRRsIDENT ARTHUR's son Allan has
won fame as matchmaker at Washing
ton.
JOSEPH McCoNNAuaHTY, Town Marshal
ofsBridgeport, o., was fatally shot on the
2lst by Silas Conway. sssFfeRH
MAGIvR,l town Of Burmah, has been
captured by the British, and three Italian
officers serving in the Burmese army were
taken prisoners. ". - eE'
MASKED robbers at Marion, Pa, poured
coal oil on an old man and set him on fire
to extort money. Es So isa&
Mr.. GLADSTONE, in speech at Dalkeith.
Scotland, said the dependence of the Tories
on the Irish voters was unsafe and was dis
honorable to the country. sAsA9N ~
TROUBLE is reported at the Tongue
River Indian Agency, and troops have
been ordered to 5ne scene. Asgt
THE Centre party in the German Reich-
stag are Dissatisfied with the explanation
Of the Government that It would tolerate
Catholic missions in German colonies.
sEoRETARy WHITHEr will give a grand
Christmas dinner to the Cabinet members
and their families. =, - ~
= ITisreported that Turkey has notified
the Seryians that unless they get out OF
Bulgaria Turkish troops will drive them
aut. f,.s a .tFgsss 81.
- WAGES Of employees of the National Tube
Works at McKeesport, Pa.,s will be ad. !.
'vanced and Q strike prevented; ~ Vi
p THE officers accompanying General
'Briere de L'Isle to Paris say that his dis
grace is unjust and that his removal has
caused discomfort in the army.ees7ssa
Z THE trade and labor council at Toronto,
Ont, condemns the Governments for en-
couraging emigration to that country
while there Is not work enough for those
already there. s - -,.,.,ts,s
I MosTl Of the Liberal newspapers have
passed by the Parnellite manifesto without
comment, while the Conservative press
criticise it slightingly. ~, 81. iassge,
THE social season at Washington Is to be
brilliant one. The President promises To
contribute his full share. n, .,.ets.,ss,s =
1t is,reported that if King Milan refuses
immediate peace under the terms OF the
Balkan conferences final protocol two of
the signatory powers win enforce his de-
position. .,.s eseGR$ sS$Htfe y
SIR JOHN MACDONALD has started for
England to confer with the home governs
mentin regard to the fisheries, reciprocity
with the United States and other ques-
tions. 5st.t ts,g 81 iais = tGtatf
REV. DR.. s. .SroRRs has Just entered
upon the fortieth year Of his pastoyatel of
the Congregational Church of the Pilgrims
at Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. JULIA SMITH PARKER, who gained
fame in New England by refusing to pas
taxes because she was not allowed to vote.
is at deaths door. Y, ...t,5s all !
The anti-silver men are working hard te
have the House committees SO arranged
that Mr.. Bland will not be at the head Of
the committee that will handle the silver
bill.
A CONVICT in the Nebraska ,Penitentiary.
confeses to the murder Of Colonel Watson
B. Smith, Clerk of the United States District
Court, at Omaha, whose death has been.
mystery since 1881 ~ .'aefH,f - St'ts