The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-28
Customs collectors in the

customs collectors in the vicinity "a
the gulf coast have been order n -
watchful as 10 filIbuster. ne opersf -, ,5S
The revenue steamers DIX .n1 Pa
picious vessels. Sl'S-
While George and Ray Sweet sn,u
poys OF Aalanazoo; We're PLAYING doc
Tor, the IoLmer administered strrcS-
nine to his brother, who died in . a.
above the clock. A'UAo
The insolvent Oliver Arms 20 d..
burg. report liabilities OF - ~ Us
and ask an extention OF five ve- $500 ~,
annual payments. at 6 per cenr ;, "Atn
est. Another meeting Of erefl;-cr-.i . -
be held January o. VII
Charles Downing, the no+aa -.
culturist, died at Newburg. Nerr =
in his SD year. John b or ...,A,
was member of the conveu,i1-, w, WIG
framed the constitution OF joy,.. "I-tl
buried Monday at Postvine. ~ Vas
Judge Tuley at Chicaro ss,;l..
allow the widow Of the late WiI1,,1. = 20
Storey S6oOa month FOR the r ~.
de also granted an allowance - ~
4 month 10 Alison L. Storer go
ike amount 10 Mrs. Farrard N'-1
at hamlet in Kant,rc,-- -,,
Green's Store, the Widow N7-C,..e ..5d
heard noise In her barn II ri~i-.' u
stepped out with rifle. fired a. ,5-o
ing figure, and shot through t6s t uo1-
notorious eolored hoE-thief. N-d-l
DR.. Tauszky, the INSANITY a,-~,..
New York, who recently a;teni7,.t.1s u
Kill himself, has been adjul1e8 : IN IN. %
tic. Ills estate Is valued at so a.
and the supreme court will anr",,'.
committee 10 take charge Of II '-'' d
ii. V. Bemis, Of Chicago. has oA..s-
ed Judgment Tor 500 against In. In
t. Studebaker,O OF South Bend IrS,-,-'
for damages in connection with 10
joint purchase of tr0Jt,nr mar - ,.-s
Adirondack" Murray. O B5s.or '-On
A tank in the p7ckinr-house of
Booge " Co., at Sioux CITY. Iowa a.
ploded Tuesday morning. ttag.nr So,
part OF a four-Story bud NJ KIM
four men and slightly s,alG.ur s
others. The damage amounts 10 s..
oo0. -
The death of Amos Hendarso, =.
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. w S sDass,or
followed by the suspension of
banklng-houSe, which is believes -
have been wrecked 10y speculation "
Wall street. The deposits a-gre-a "a
500, COO. 7s'0a"'s
1t is estimated that leo 100 men -,
viously unemployed, have oit.ir-s
work in manufacturing eulerrr.sat
since January !. In addition 10 49,
q large number OF mineJs-lJgOJ now.
Pennsylvania couniy-have r.Snr.S
work within the last few weeks.
Ten persons belonging TO the S.,v,-
| ton army escaped pUuisi mart f.- .-
structing the streets at DAYTON O.sr
| by the failure of Jury To- a .-ea NJ
| offenders testified that they WoY.d ls-r
up their street parades in defiance y.
the civil authorities.
Advices from the Emu Claire lrrots-
region are TO the effeCttlatth. rfr- NH
| be very heavy, as laborevswiI do tvi.s
| rs much work III cold WeglHgras ina
higher temperature. Two uar.ov-
gauge railroads have proved very sge.
| cessful III hauling logs 10 the mills
| General AuCur teleCr2ras that iba
squatters in Oklahoma nUmdsg tmr
| hundred, and threaten resisares m
| federal authority. President Arthrr
| has sent instructions To C1nceu.r-a
more troops at the Ioiut o. invasion
and remove the co.onsts as peacefully
| as possible.
Tickets to the Sullivan and R~7n
| glove contest in New York Monday
evening were purchased by oyr $40
| persons, but before the first round was
finished the police stopped lie ailair.
| The Boston aldermen have voted 10
| permit no sparring exhibitions in that
| city except by the unanimous action Of
| the board.
| Thomas II. Graham. cashier Of tie
| Il,fsSfoAnt.a mud (l.ErA rH..s..T al
| held the Office of school commissioner
in Baltimore. disappeared % week ago.
and is now known TO he q GCtauiterf5g
| $1,000. His wife was an army aUrse.
| who saved his life after Tie lad been
| dangerously wounded at Richmond.
He left her s. note.
State Senator Moon introduced q
| concurrent resolution IN TIE Michigan
| Legislature calling upon Represents
| tiveS in Congress 10 secure upUTup.is-
| tons for the erection of pos,uIligs In
| all cities in the State having 1850 Iu-
habitants, in order 10 give employment,
to the great number of iabgTug men q.
present out of work.
Thirty camels dropped dead on the
| march of Gen. Stewards amy across
| the desert from Gakdul to How IyatL
The troops suffered severely. MOSt Of
the water-skins leaked. and the men
| overcome by thirst, drank up t.ibir "a
lions prematurely. All haUslirs
were borne bravely. the men singing
| cheerily on their march,
On account OF the storm ut south
| Bend. the oOSequies Of SCHUYLER CO.iaX
were postponed TO 3 O'Clock Saturday.
J and the train bearing Messrs Her
bricks. Porter, and Gray did no, arrive
III time for them 10 participate. lie
body was placed in a yaulJ a. dusk
For four hours in the morning tie
corpse was viewed by large uumb-IsG
people.
Dr.. G.. Z. Smith of Denver, Colo,
was killed by an explosion Of hydrogaa
gas. DR.. Smith had been making some
chemical experiments. and was gend-
ating hydrogen gas. Not knowing that
there was any of the gas in The receF-
er, he touched n match incaUt0us7
and the apparatus blew ur. lis as.
sistant had just stepped outside Of the
door for moment when the explosion
occurred.
a card TO creditors, asking for il
diligence. was Thurs i3y issued b,
Oliver Brothers * Philips and the
Oliver & Roberts Wire company, q
Pittsburg, whose liabilities arr believed
to be $4,000, GOO. Their pI'-rolIs Gs
said to have required over $4,000 PEI
month. They claim to have gs3 Is Of
$4,000, COO, and seem to anticipate an
extension which shall serve 10 keep
their works running.
The special grand jury aJ Chicago
concluded its investigation II tic
Eighteenth Ward election fraud Fir
day and voted 10 indict MaCEln. Gala
CHER, Shields. HansbrOuEh. Sullivan,
Biehl, and Gleason. 1t was decided
not to include Strausser and Kelly. SUI.
ficient evidence against them not i.di.
ing been brought, MackIn WAC also
indicted separately for e,r'iy IA
swearing that he did not or.teI tie 10
gus tickets.
Embezzlements caused the arrest Of
Meech and Webb, cashier and as=.s.
ant casnler OF the Merchants bank q
| Norwich, Connecticut. who were held
in 81 500 each, and OF Robert AIder!ce
ex-telIer of bank at Windsor. On
tario. Mr.. Chadwick. cashier of ttl
Pacific National bank at Nantdcsa-
massachusetts,, escaped arrest BIZ tuu-
Ing. over considerable property. Z
had been issuing certificates OF steel
as collateral for loans.
An appeal has been made by the o..
lahoma boomers to President Art.u
for protection against the United
states troops under Col. Iatc1
which are practically besleCiug TIE
camp at Saltwater, Indian Territory
No attention has been paid by the
President TO the communication and
the Acknowledgement has taken no 10
tlce, OF an application made To him. ];
is Claimed that the reports which have
been circulated adverse 10 the charao-
ter and sincerity OF the pioneers email
ate from the agents Of English LAID
companies. The boomers complain
bitterly that tie Government refuses
to do them justice.
Nathaniel Mckay, formerly one q
the leading shpbuilders OF the cogl-
try, has recently visited Panama. lie
reports that the Panama C-ual IS Pc
crossing amazingly and that II i've
years 1t win be completed. Ls0orsIs
are being imported IN large Eum5ei'
from the West Indies and a QUANTITY