The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-18

The time for the execution of Ionic
Riel mas been extended to Noyemba.
Is, as the warrant could not reach r.
gina by Wednesday. Edward Mallet
of Washington. appealed in vain 10
President Cleveland to take neasnres
to prevent the hanging.
BENJAMIN Franklin bedueatbed r,
600 TO the town of Boston in 1871 -
accumulate for century. when Glen
Coo was TO be expended in some i'm
portant public works. 1t has been d.
eidei to devote $3.50. 600 to the NM
chase of West Roxbury park.
The widow of Samuel Ream. of Wa
bash. Indiana, has brought suit araipe+
a lodge OF Odd Fellows for 500 I'M hen.
eiits due the deceased. The defense
of the society is that Ream became dis
eased by the excessive use of jouor
Seven attorneys have been engaged
for the trial.
Judge Ford. of New Orleans. who is
serving a term of twenty-five years in
the Louisiana penitentiary for partici-
| patton in the murder of y ii. Murpbv
| now confesSes that he fired the fatal
| shot. Patrick Ford, his brother. who
is under sentence OF death, has made a
similar admission.
Gagnon, of Montreal. who recently
| fired upon policemen attempting 10
| take a smallpox patient from his
house, has started a subscription to
obtain funds for his defense. MOffatt
a sanitary constable, while engaged in
the straight line of duty, was attacked
by mob. who broke his arm.
A ear of the fish commission will
! reach Chicago next Monday with SOOD0
carp for the western states. The dis
tribution for Illinois Will be made at
Quincy by DR.. Bartlett. Uai's return
trip the car Will receive 100000 lake
trout eggs at Worthwhile, Mich gan.
Private services over the remains of
John Mccullough were held Nplues-
| nesday, at his late residence IN Phild-
delphia. Dr. Engel suffered disap-
pointment IN being refused permission
to make an autopsy of the brain. as he
desired to prove that blood-poisoning
was the cause of death.
Henry Mosler, an American artist.
residing in Paris. has received from ii.
FL. Warner, of Rochester, New York.
an order to paint two Indian scenes
and an American farm within five
wears. the compensation being $1,000
Mr.. MoSler Will soon visit the far west
to make the necessary studies.
Judge Gresham has approved the
. decree of foreclosure against the TOle-
f do, Cincinnati and st. Louis Narrow
Guage road, which is moItgaged for
S., 100000 and weighed down by re-
ceiverS' certificates for Sl,000,0O0 or
more. The divisions will be sold sep
arately. at Indianapolis, about the end
, of December.
J James Young, a convict from Joliet
penitentiary, when arraigned at Sand
witch. Illinois, again confessed having
: murdered Hiram Z. Allen in 1850, for
+ which crime William Thomas is serv-
! ing term of seventeen years. Judge
Killen refused TO accept plea of gull
F ty, and will place the question of Sani-
ty before special jury.
The Illinois board of education has
! been ordered by Judge Pillsbury to
deed back to Mrs. Julia y. Blackwell
, a tract of forty acres of land IN Normal
township, gwen by her husband TO the
state normal school on condition that
agricultural chemistry be taught. The
matter has been before the Legislature,
which vainly sought to compel the
: board to reconvey the property.
The mysterious murder of DIR. Allen
at Sandwich, Illinois, six years ago, Is
recalled by the full confession Of
James Young, a convict in Joliet pris-
!, on from Carroll county. On the evil
dence of a female detective William
\ Il
and has already served six years of a
sentence of seventeen. Young has
been taken to Sycamore for trial.
A misplaced switch on the Baltimore
, | and Ohio road sent passenger train
into the YoughiOgheny river, at Blue
stone quarry. Among the sixteen per
sons receiving injuries were {. +.
Boyle, member of congress from the
: Fayette district of Pennsylvania, aud
! al in ~
state, +. II. Bigler and John Bowling.
!. corps of physicians was sent for
ward by special train, and the wound
ed were removed to hotels in COnnellS-
vile.
The other day Mrs. Wilhelm Freund
4 the wife of a farmer living near HOl
} gate, Ohio, gave birth to five children
:, all BOYS. All are well formed and live
Mrs. Freund is thirty-siX years of age
and during nineteen years or welded
life has given birth TO twenty-On'
: children, of whom eighteen are nov
; living. Some of the children have
( been born in the bayfield,, where tn,
mother was working. DIR. Harrison
! | of Napoleon, and DR.. Townsend, o
: Holgate, vouch for the facts.
Questions sent out by Washington
correspondent 10 members of congress
elected answers from 100 gentlemen
: Sixty-four of them favor and siXty-fiv,
5 oppose changes in the laws governing
silver coinage and certificates. Fifty
} seven members desire a revision of thu
customs and internal revenue laws
5 and sevenly-five oppose it. Fifty-sev
EN- democrats are for Carlisle, and on,
3 for Randall, for speaker Thirty re
] publicans support Frank Hiscock, anC
/ twenty-three are for Reid, of Maine.
Norman j. Colman, commissioner o
: agriculture, addressed the nationa
butter and cheese convention at Chi
} cago in relation to the manufacture o
artificial butter, and advocated strin
; gent federal legislation. J. w. Gould
of Ohio, stated that the health office
of Cleveland recently found SO pc
cent. of vaseline i'll butter" sold il
! that market, and he remarked that j
, disheartened a dairyman 10 compet
! with the oil wells of Pennsylvania. I
manufacturer OF butterine in Chicag
invited the delegation to visit his fac
tory. Colonel ii. w. Hatch, mem
Der of congress from Missouri. though
butterine should be branded with
raw head and bl0ndV homes