The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1885-07-31

GUATEMALA and Venezuela have APP
piled for twice their former amount of
space at the North, Central and South
American Exposition at New Orleans.
INcENDIARIEs caused loss of 800, 900
roubles' worth Of property near Moscow
on the 255h.
AB5UT 800 mechanics have quit work
in the West Shore Railway shops because
their wages have not been paid them for
nearly three months.
CONCENTRATIONS of the reported death of
El Mahdi are still coming in. As fast as
they kill the Mahdi they bring Oliver Pain
to life, and vice versa,
FALL RIVER (Mass.) mill corpora tions,
represent ng over million spindles, have
agreed to shut down for four weeks be-
tween July 25th and October 1st.
The Oxford crew pulled across the Ea-
glish channel from Dover to Calais on the
25th, starting at 1918 a. m. and arriving
about 8 p m.
THERE is strong opposition in Washing
ton, and to me extent in New York to
burying General Grants remains in Gem
trail Park.
GERMAN syndicate is forming a
scheme for plantation system III the
Cameroons country.
A FL e at Minneapolis, Mimi, on the
Goth damaged the Nicollet House to the
extent of $1,000.
IT is reported from Moscow that the
Czar declares he has reached the furthest
limits in Cen tral Asia that he desires to
go.
RICH developments are promised when
the investigation of the coast survey bu-
reau ls made.
| By the collapse of pier at Chatham,
| Eng, on the Goth, eighty persons were
thrown into the water and it is thought a
| number were drowned.
RUSSIA will withdraw her troops from
the advanced positions in the zulficar
Pass provided the Afghans do not occupy
| the pos tions evacuated.
DISASTROUS floods are reported from
| Colorado. Bridges and houses have beer
swept away and several persons drowned
MISS DICKINSON, school teacher living
alone on homestead near Valentine
Neb., was hrutally outraged on the 25tl
by Sioux Indian.
| MRS. JOHN ASH, living near Lonoke
Ark, gave birth to four boys on the 25t h
their aggregate weight being twenty -ons
pounds. All were doing we'll.
THE Cleveland Rolling Mill is reported
to be forming pool to fill orders of jrol
and steel mill men whose works are closee
by strikes or other causes.
| A BAND of returning Apaches were in
tercepted at the pass leading to thei
reservation, near B sbee, Ariz, on th,
25th, by Captain Lawton's command ant
seven were killed.
A FIRE in workshop and factory quar-
ter of Paris ON the 25th consumed fiv
blocks of buildings. Several firemen ar
reported missing and it is feared they ar
killed.
The flagship Tennessee arrived il
Hampton Roads on the 10Th.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is said to be /,
favor of turning all the Indians over t
of the Government.
JOHN STcvER has been convicted of mur
dering Archilta Scraper in the Cherokee
Nation, and sentenced to be hanged Octo
ber 10th.
CONGRESSMAN HoLMAN's Indian inves
tigatng committee visited Northern Ne
braska agencies and started on the s26t
for Montana.
AT What Cheer, Ia, on the 2eth, th
Postmaster drove off mob that attempt
ed to seize lot of liquors stored in hi
office by the Prohibition League. In doin
so he killed two of them.
CAPTAIN HAYES, native of ST. Loui.
in command of a dredge boat at Panama
shot himself through the head on the 8
inst, from grief at the drowning of hi
wife and child