The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-12-02

l1m ONtibDGl9. WHcu tut democrats
made him their candidate ami carried
put the joke.
The Erie road reports gross ear1pss
of SIS, 93I. 81 for The year. and a a.
ieij of S1.376,9l3. 1t cost the Erie
$50. so 10 operate the NeE
Y York. Pennsylvania and ONO roej
under the lease.
In the federal court at In5iananolis
Dr. IieErv Tay Tor. OF Terre Hau-e has
sued DR.. Rice. of Rockville. for dam
ages of S25, 000 for having been imrrrs-
oned for criminal prac &c. OF which
charge he was acquitted.
Rev. Sam Jones. the sou. hem puInft
wonder. commenced Ills iab0r> I'm !
louis at Centenary church. Some of
his savings provoked ToIrs OF laugh
ter. He Is accompaDie by Sauusl
Small. a converted journal. ST.
In East s.. Louis Captain John IT
McGinnis was heheadcd while q temut-
ing TO climb on freight train. liz
was superintendent OF the connecting
railway, and Il bitter enemy OF tbe
murdered eX-May0r Bowman
The murder of eX-Alayor Bowman. Of
Fast S.. Louis. Is now ar-td TO a
burglar nam Charles Clark who was
tricketf by the deceased mo giving ey-
idence for the state in the matter of
breaking the safe in The council cham
Der.
In the circuit court at Janesvil,e.
Wisconsin. a jury awarded q iai nam
ed Hemingway damages OF Sl0N9
for the loss OF his left hand los being
compelled to leap from q ;. Paul train
at a regular station, no stop being
made.
a successor to Senator Cockrell Will
this winter be elected ley the Missouri
legislature. Colonel James Burnes
owner of the G1zaie q, 81. Joseph. Is
the principal candidate, uut Judge
Sherwood has recently entered tie
field.
The highest tide known along the
Atlantic coast Tor many years has
done vast damage at Atlantic Civ,
Coney Island, and Cape May. From
one TO three feet OF snow fell Monday
in western PENNSYLVANIA and New
York.
Reports from the more important
poSt0tiices Indicate that the United
States Is in a very prosperous CuuII-
ton. The third aSsIs ant postmaster
general intends to show the business
OF the ten largest Offices up 10 Aoyem
Der 20.
John PiersOn. the Nebraska con-
Wet. who asks 10 be hanged at Omaha
for killing Wa son Is. Smith, was once
confined in Jail al Blooming on, Him
ois, where he confessed having mug-
dered General Murray Mcconnell. Of
Jacksonville.
Milwaukee expeCts to have three
more statues. ". W. Coleman Is 10
donate one of solomon Juneau, The
founder of the city; I. y. Chapman
will furnish one of Goethe, ami auo.I-
er citizen is counted upon Tor one OF
Daniel Webster.
FreDch-Canadfaus of Montreal To
! the number of ten Thousand gathered
| Sunday on the Champ de Mars ami
! listened 10 5 eecheS IRON three stands
| denouncing Premier Macdonald and
| his three French coadJut9r5 ioreNecuj-
| ing Louis Riel.
| Benjamin Simmons, an iTcn-mou Ger
| was hanged a London. Ontario, Fri
| day, for killing his paramour. Mary Ann
| Stokes. last June. The eNeculoner
| was a French-Canddian who has been
| serving as hdngman a. various points
! in the United States.
| Eight Indians convicted of partici-
| patton in the Frog lake massacre dur
! ing the uprising in the NOrthWesJ Ter
| ritory last April were executed at
| Battleford Friday. A subscription
| has been opened in Montreal for Tie
benefit of the family Of Louis Rel
| The First Presbyterian church of
| FreepOrt. Illinois. celebrated lis forty
| third anniversary Sunday. The stone
| fOr.the founda ion OF The venerable
edifice was 0Uauied and drawn by
! Hon. L. l.. Mum now secretary OF
/ the Illinois Grand lodge of Alasuus.
A steamer ana barge landed 31
| striking coal-miners az Woods Rum
! PENNSYLVANIA, early Friday morning.
! Before daylight they received rein
| forcements. and proceeded to stone
and fire upon nOn-unou WOrNm Do %
| the Neal Wood. ana American m.ues.
The death OF john Burnside. az New
Orleans, is creating some lu.efes. al
indianapolis. He left an estate val
ued at $4,000 coo, and is thought TO
have been brother of General Burn
| side, in which event he Indianapolis
| people would claim The mos. of his ef-
! fects.
The Fenian5 of Bos on nave placed
/ III Mount Hope cemetery q monument
| to the memory OF J. Edward Kelly,
! who was once sentenced 10 death for
! his participation IN the uprising at
| Manchester. eighteen years ago. put
whose sentence WAS cOmmuJa1 10
penal servitude.
The Catholic Church of St Peter,
erected in 1889 in Barclay street, New
/ York, was c0nSecrateu Sunday uy
Archb shop Corrigan. A silver bell
| presented TO the parish bv The arch.
| bishop of Mexico in the closing years
OF the last century. was rung from the
| steeple for the first time.
\ movement 10 borrow 81 600. 900 for
/ i've years has been started by the Gal
| weston sufferers. So far the insur-
| ance companies have paid $4,000 and
expect TO pay $500, 000 more the coming
! week. The on side relief subscriptions
! 10 date aggregate $4,000. OF which
| $4,000 has been dispensed.
The works of the Calumet Iron and
! Steel COMPANY, TO tie southwark oi
/ Chicago. hav NC b en- closed or SIX
months by SIT Ike, are about TO re-
! sumo operations at lower wages. Vice
/ PRESIDENT bradley SAYS that thITty-.wo
naliers on the pay-rofis formerly aver
! aged from So 10 Sll per AZ each.
The PrOhibitiOnists carried Atlanta.
and the County of Fulton. in which ii
! is situated, Wednesday. after a pro-
! longed and desperate contest. by the
/ very narrow majority OF 2I9 ID poll
/ exceeding 9 000 votes. The fight was
50 fierce as to excite the whole State of
| Georgia as spectators Of the battle.
Two Yale students from Omaha.
| named Victor 3. Caldwell and Warren
>: ates, went sailing among the
| Ihlm0le islands for ducks. and were
/ carried out into Long Island sound by
gale. Caldwell was rescued from .
| rock on Outer island. A tug manned
/ by college men has gone in search of
| Yates.
! Representative of four roads cover
! ing the territory between Chicago, $.
/ Louis, Cincinnati, and Cleveland have
| pretty nearly agreed upon scale OF
| percentage for pool. TIE completion
of the Atlantic and Pacific road to the
coast OF California is deemed certain
to make row in the Transcontineu.al
association.
Colonel Thomas SayIor. for eight
years postmaster at East Saginaw,
Michigan, was held in So, 600 to appear
IN the federal court at Detroit on
charge OF defrauding The government
OF "A by means of false vOuch-
ers. Ills successor, William g. Gage.
has been indicted fer similar offenses.
81 900.
Bail to the amount Of $50. 600 each
has been given by William :. Warner
and }. Henry Work. indicted for com
pHclty with Ferdinand Ward i'm de-
1raudlng the Marine bank of New
4 oTk of 1863. The bonds are re-
turnaBle on the second "Wednesday of
December. The penalty for the offense
IS term OF from five 10 ten years in
the penitentiary.
In tenement house in Eas5 Sixty
fourth street, New York. occupied by
$50 persons, Henry Kohul poured kerr
osene all over his bedding and set it
on fire. A woman and two children
were suffocated in a room on the upper
floor. The building was damaged TO
the extent of $4,000. Kohul has been
held on charge of arson. His goods
were insured for 5000.