The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-02-25

aIne klng oI lue CANINE.
lnoon, Monday, and was escts u 10 Inc
seXpoSltIon grounds by a 1o,llla 81
aelghteen steamers.
1t is alleged by a Boston nevsnaDs-
ithat during the past SIX wears me- via
| VOW OF Methodist preacher n4r,.l
huaSon mas derrauded fifty firms or
| lndlVldualS IN that city GA, of Iarre
| iRnountS OF goods. besides sNn5l.T-
| hotels, jewelers., and mlGga~s i'm R3Iti,
more, Philadelphia, and New York.
! Edward Ryland "A chcck-raiSar k,,yv,
| III police circles throughout Tie g.-rr-
| try, has been sentenced TO Snr Su5
| for i've years. His wife. who cI9IrS
to have been newspaper correspond
| ent at Washington and clerk i'm the
| treasury department, was las. wear
sent TO the penItentiary for forgery.
| In the district court at Chicago in
| the Eighteenth ward elecyiOn-fr9ni
cases, Jeremiah J. sullivan, printer
admitted that all his previous testi-
| mOny was false; that it was dictated In
| hlm by Joseph c. Macliu. who paid
/ him therefor a tot1l OF SAoO IN iour
| different interviews and promised him
a situation III Washington.
The late = :. Merrill. OF Milwaukee
left an estate valued at SI75WN. The
| will gives the widow the homestead at
/ Grand Haven. SlO0. 900 in cash. ami a
| liberal income besides. Two SISTERS
| and brother of the deceased VIII re-
| celve $500 annually, and his children
/ are 10 hive the income from the bulk
| of the estate.
! The Canadian VOyaTeurs who took
| General " olseley'S boats mp The Nile
are about 10 sail from Queenstown for
| home. Ten of the command wee
! drowned, two died from fever. and two
were killed on the railway in Erypt
| They report that the boats used were
entirely too frail, The British officers
won their gratitude for fair treatment.
| The mysterious visit OF Senator Blv-
| ard to Albany Is considered good evil
| dence that he Will accept the position
of secretary of State. Daniel Manning
is to be secretary Of the treasury. and
Senator Garland attorney general.
| L
| the public this week the names of an
the members OF his cabinet.
The bank burglars recently can
| tured near EimiTa, New York.
| prove TO be expert criminals. The
leader is Jack Lowe, who is said 10
have committed murder in Chicago:
| another is Tommy Fea herst0ne a ia.
nous robber. One Of the gang had SIS
| sewed up in his undeTshirt and ! 10
| between the soles of his shoes.
In the circuit court at Chicago. Mrs.
| Della Gardner was acquitted of the
murder of her husband and babe. last
| November, the jury being convinced of
| her insanity at that time. She also
| shot herself in the head. but las re-
covered from her wound. Her act was
| caused by the deliberate preparations
Of her husband, Dr.. ). S. Gardner, to
| abandon her
Nellie Cline returned from Topeka TO
! Chicago to testify for adry-guuds house
| IN shOp-lifting case. On the street
/ eho met Suas NJ. Cline, 10 whom she
| had twice been married Heper-uaded
her to live with him again. and on the
! third night he disappeared with her
watch, jewelry. and money. She Caus-
| ed his arrest for larceny, but found he
| had spent ali the cash.
4 tramp, SakraI Nelson, who was
| given shelter and food bY Andrew
| Shelter, living near kaukakec. Ill.,. at
| tempted telOniOuS assault on Mrs
| Shelter, beating her in Il shocking
| manner, SO that her recovery is doubt
! full. After fierce struggle Mr.. Shelf
| Ter secured the fellow, who was taken
| to kankakee and held without bail
| He was subsequently taken 10 Chicago
| for safety.
There is pending in the legislature Of
Kansas a bill to empower the governor
TO appoint three police commissioners
tor each tirst-class city, and to robm8y-
DIS of the right TO select policemen
The prohibltory law is ignored ia the
larger towns, and considerable feeling
has been aroused there by the recon-
| mendatldn OF the legislative committee
IN temperance that the bill be placed
at the head of the calendar.
1t is estimated at the lowest calcu-
alton that there are at this Time over
1900 men and women unemployed IN
| New \ Erk, These are classified rs
follows Women, $1,000. Iong,hore-
| men, l;t); Italians. 5000: clOakmak-
! ers, 10 -, tailors. 5000; artificial flow
ers, l. w. Ericklayers, 4Jeu. Carpeu-
| tiers, !. ri, Fl mers, 800; p.asteIers,
100; plumbCIr, 1850; sionccutJrrs. 300;
| furniture-Worhers 3 600; Iron-wOrkeIs,
| 5000; print g. geo. uo0kbuders. etc.
$50; sborUakers, 200; c.galmakers;
5000; bake, 800; walters, 100; other
trades, f's'.
The pros. ects for business among
the rolllng-Inills at Youngstown. ONO
IS very much improved. { ItwrIhf,
NcCreedy & Co. and the Youngstown
mills have started everything on q
double turn, and the S.uthtrs min
viii also go on the double turn. Two
furnaces connected ami owned by
Brown, Bonnell q CO. viii soon 10
blown in, as pig metal is getting scarce
Only part OF the Valley mill ls on, but
before the end OF the week u 5 tx
pected everything viii start. The
Iron company, at GiTard, has closed q
large contract for its specIaiies and l5
running full. The Wood Mower and
Reaper works started Monday morning
in all departments.
In the Sharon divorce suit ut San
francisco. Judge Sullivan gave bis
1nal decision, awarding Sarah A.tle1
Sharon, the Plaintiff. $500 counsel
fees and $500 pr month aimony,
dating from Jan. 10, 1854. George W.
iyier, chief counsel. gets S-5dD. and
dSSocidte counsel, Terry 1 tourney Sia
Levy, $1,000 each. and Clements. Id
vlsory counsel, 5000. From this de-
clsien there is no appeal Sharon IS
given until March 10 pay the money.
Mrs. Sharon is absent uOm the city,
travelling through the state ia company
with David s, Terry. one Of the couH-
sci, VINO, rumOr says. viii soon mary
his fair and now wealthy client.
Ex-Judge Henry II. Eoorhis. Of
Bergen County. New York, died two
weeks ago. He was very vel. known
and highly respected and was sup
posed 10 be wealthy. So much conf
dence was placed in him that h.s
neighbors deposited their money With
him. Many took no acknowledgment
He was the custodian OF several funds;
His sons have opened his safe ana
found neither funds nor papers az
counting for the moneys. The attaH
has created a profound sensation u
Bergen County. Judge EoOThls mr.
thodical habits and plain manner q
living inspired the confidence Of a.
who knew him, and his friends cann9.
account for the absence Of memoranlS
OF the various funds intTusted to LID
An Albany special, Wednes1a.
says the statement that tie eauiaS