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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

New NopT Jan, q, The Herald Wash
hgton correspou lent says "rue president
Rli, 1 believe the most important bonetlt
shat eau confer on tue country by my
presidency, is 10 insist upon tao entire indie.
penien"e OF the exc ut.ye aud legislative
brauch' = Of tue government. and compel
he memners OF toe legislative branch to see
mat they have responsibilities OF their o yn,
grave and vel defined. which ihcir ttliclal
ea,hs band them secretly 10 per.ormr
Tue correspondent gives rs ms latlrpreta.
lion cf the presidents moaning that he Will
ron Inc hlmsel. 10 making recommend atoms
10 congress rs required hy tue cousltu ion
AMI signing or vetony bils, an That he will
tsQuire members Of congress to coufl, them
evss TO their constitutional du .lbs All not
TO interfere with executive dut Us by solicit
any or re1ec lag appolutm lnts to o.uca.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
Corkns Main In ,huroh.

P1rrsDuRJ, jan 6.-lh Mount Pisyah
Pres. yC-r.an emu ch, aoouJ folr mills from
Ia CITY, was ia scfne d rafting co,Iiug
mun When thn SIX ca came 20 gst tn,
chu ch Ia proper trim FOR TIL services, ha
was aston E'eJ 10 hui that soma parsons had
kinIied tlrl ~ tho siOyo AMI tls fro had
caught from th' Stope pipe AMI bu-nol IA
largo hols in tbe cAil,ng. Some Of tho SCAT,
hal been taken out nlar the stow, AMI room
hal nesu tUa f. for a cocling mail. Feathers
anl blool on tho floor gave evidence OF
some desperate oattlas bs.ween the birds.
Tao sexton inf mll some oil the church peo.
pie aud they are now aeeking for pointers ON
Inc cOu nshlt
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

HoRNELLsyiLLE, N Y, Jan C.-George
BJs.wici, Of PIusI, Pelnsylv ,ni,, wa,
awnkenoI ny feeling SOMETHING cold toucn
his fnce. Ho drew up DIS hand anl eau hit
hoiI OF IA stlcA which was instant, Jer&sI
back, but wisnout LrsaGing his noi Bos-
Wic9 stran4 ouC Il ted, AMI lood & out Of
win iow SAW two men disarp lar an thu
1arlnos IL, struck light un1 found q
y ago on tne onl OF de sticd slturqtsl
wish chloroform, A psno had Laen sIill
fully cut IRON tho window, wuich wal
w,t.dn two fest OF tho licnl OF his bed
| BustntiS bad S5jl in the house which b.
hld received on Monday Tnarl Is no doub
hat It was an nt.eInpJ to chlDro,orm an,
rop him, out t1lrr Is no suspicion as 70 VIII
| tho wodid be robbers irA
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
PROHIBITION.
What Senator Maxey Thinks Of the Hove-
msnt In the South

What Senator Maxey Thinks Of the Move
msnt In the South
New YORK, Jan. 4. -Senator Maxey, Of
Texas, passed his holiday vacation in this
city, stopping at the Fifth Avenue hotsl.
Speaking TO n reporter, he said:
81 hav5 observed ths temperance move
mont in the south. do not know how far
1t is iSels to extent. In Texas we have
had very little agitation on the subject, ex-
cept in sposs. In certain counties the ex-
citement has been quite high, but l think
tho issue is purely local. The people of
Texas AMI OF the south have too much sense,
l take, to mix the temperance question with
national politics.
Prohibition, it seems to me, is question
that should be decided by each state or CON-
munity for itself There are some interest
ing phases Of the temperance movement in
the south It has certainly made rapid
progress, but do not think the movement
will change the political status Of any OF tia
southern states Texas is as strongly Dem
Ccratlc as ever
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
The CONDENSER


rhs Pith Of the New. la Brief fse Hassy
p~ru al
The British parliament will inset on tho
nyt inst
The coal portsrs who have ben boycott
u9 the Cork Steam PIe. e. company have
Atand1nei the strike AMI rssu al WORK
Tds EaJch PrIst FIRE, library, c1nsai ing
twenty tnouSsnI voum S bas bs-u Cpe1s1
n Bhtsmora Mr.. Pris. has given over .
ni.I.On dci.srs To chs cluSs
1t is prJblbll that tt s.lvsr AMI tariff
Ilestiols Vii be lar ,5Y dissu3IaI in COZ
RS, an eqla.ly prooao'e that thsr1 wln
1e no IsglsiI.iol Oh ei.Isr Of tlsn-
The sa.ocnleepsrs at CJsttaho1ga, Ten
Ics5,e, have bsgun retaliation var ANA
i-wspaper publishers, livery meu, street car
.ompan.ss ~ otter SIaisg workerA
In hou9r OF Emperor william Ibiles
aIr Mel1sl5oll, col1s,l.-I OF CO am 'rca
las prss,l.,I % tIs UIslr5l-5 Of Der in
1909 mar 3 TOR scl1agJllp in philosophy.
Mr.. W. s. GrosioecS slYs C.ns,nlii il
u sn5 olly Lids mo.s than "A oD,GJL
in1 Mr.. A r51 F. Perrg dolb s "a IL GI,rS
any CITY alywIsrs IL a bssse: tilAnciL
solGiAol
Ibs severe snow and sleet storm which
ans been raging throughout the nor.h-
west sihes S4-ur la, has sriousy err
erel wish toe le.esrapI wires 10 ali d.r-c-
loIs ron licay6
Two dsEn tn0ysi reading boys committed
IN ear.F morn.nE r~b9rs in tue culs4i',s
u ClnannAd Tlsy wore mass. AMI IN
;milat a lo1s woman; getting aTay wIt1
4 small amo iny Of )1ey.
Tue Elpu0lcln S5I.e s!nlt, will no. stri 70
the atd6IJe OF u1Ited oppolsion to 80
pr 81 1ents nominlGioly as a p14;f, u. 10
| aoDln ito }. ar5 to BE- JlIge4 on thar msr-
is But this jllg men. Is ilAeiJ 70 i,aI 70
s.nbai ra sms1GG
The old wonal alleged 10 have been muir
iere1 by he chill rtn is tounI, at Deroih
20 have died Of ~ umoa.a lac fracture
| in tns ul is aec4ar "a TO hav5 bsjn pro-
Iuc11 by tus county PHYSICIAN il .tcins al
.be brain to examine 1T.
For the year 1855 ne Cincinnati tobacco
mar. Ell, WITH nearIy twenty thousand moro
nogshpa1s than in 1881, figured upa de-
crease OF mon.y value o. more t1an S3,JJJ,-
~ fho low prlce Is largely due 20 10
| urge crop of 1>St. The 1885 crop is esti-
IN loel at twen5y THOUSAND hossnea1s s10rh
81 the crop o. 1854
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
Sarah Althea'. coun,e, Indicted.

SAN Francisco, jan -Geor W
Tyler, leading counsel for s rah Althes
Hill in her famous cas- for oiVorc' az iinss
tho late ex-Senator Sharon, was in licte1 by
the county grand jury for felony. The
crime with which he Is charre is beiug a
party to fslsi affi lavit, in wnich a wiz.
ness Mrs. Chr Se, IS male to say that Sharon
had secretly told her that Miss Hill was his
wife. Two other persons, James E Brown
and Mrs Weile, were recently convicted of
the same offalss with which Tyler is
charged, and are now serving tsrm of fivs
wears in the San Qusnha stlts prison
Tyler was granted a week in which to Ok
his bonl
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
Chnrred With Mnrier.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6-The charge of sus
picion wnlcn has heretofore stool against
Peter Hines was changed to that OF murder
for Staying Henry Kemper las5 Wednesday
morning The detectives considered the
evidence against Hines sufficient to warrant
the charge. Another link was placed in the
strcog chain OF circumstances wnen DR..
p. w. Foertmeyer, of Sixth and Central
avenue, iieuti6sI Hines as the negro who
,ums to his store on the night OF Dscsm or
Q and wanted prescription filed without
money, saying, "You needn't be afraid OF
not getting the money, boss for before nsxt
Saturday shall have p.euty of money"
which indicates that the negro contem-
plated th deed long before its execution.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

WAsHfNGTUN, Jan. q The chair lali DO
nro the sepats liter fro n thn secretary OF
sar, iucloang ostima os and piins f1r th B
erection o building tor the en- 'intsrs' bit-
hlion at Willsu's PoinL NV York; also a
ettor from the seera.lry OF thanlvy regard.
hg a. inventory Of s.Ora at nlyg yards
The croientps " Ssuator.clrct Dmio OF
Virginia, were rea AL laiI on tn, tlble.
Tbs cnair prcpntol CON nunic1t on
tom Gen, F1nilin, prs'd Mt of tue M
No nj home Tor disabled volunteer 80 dIsrs
ap,ilyilg the eenatb OF G,n. EoC. Il ap's
ieath, - the vacancy IN the boari OF trui.
Sa' may bj tilloL Rjfsrr1l TO th5 military
COMMITTEES
Mr. Hirrison from tho committee ON ter
rturios, presented bill tllbgillIit ha Nlnsn
territorial assembly OF WYom.ny, which
Ma passed
Among the bills n'roiuo,l AMI ro'5rro1
Eere; By Mr., Blair, for tho erection Of
monuments to Abraham Lincoln ami u. Is.
Grant
BY Mr.. Cullom, to facilitate army promo.
lions 10y retiring, ON their own applications,
olllcers who served IN the war of the r1Lel.
ion
By Mr. Hale, for retiring certain officers
II tne navy,
by NJ Jacisou, detlninng and rogu ating
he lur slie,Hn Of thl UD,.el s .ates courts,
BY Mr., Miller, OF New Yor6, incrsasin
pe1sio IS for loss OF ooh arni or l,;s or
eo.h eyes, or other total helplcssness
Bv Mr.. Logan, providing for adjustments
accounts OF lat orcrs ami mcchlnI arts
Ing undc the eight-hour law; nlfo TO confer
nlatlry rank ON photographers in this mill.
larry service; also for the relief OF telegraph
operators during the war.
10y MIR Vance, reroiiing Chapter "a Of
he act Of 1883 relating 10 civil ssrvire.
BY Mr. Morgan, substituting silver dol.
lars Tor gold coin AMI currency In several
deserved mnjs held in the urea mrv
Bv Mr. Cal, for the rctlrsmelt OF q
Un,t,d States Judge GU account of dlsA-
bilty
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

PrTrsBURe, Jan. 9. -Fu.ly Eve Thousand
miners we're at WORK in The Monon gahela
river mines, and the great 8. Strike ever
known on the river is at an end 1t is esti-
mated that the losi in wages during the s.x
months of idleness, will amount t. over
$500. 100. The operate have also lost
heavily ~ the strike, but viii not say as to
the amount There is general satisfaction
along tle river that the ssrlks is ove-, es-
pscially so to the families OF the miners who
have undergons most arying priva.io1s an
order that the men might bs sue sesStuL
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
MAROON ESCAPE.
A Train shoots over Burning TrestIe n
Lightning speed.

Lightning speed.
PETERSBURG. Va. Jan, 8-The passen.
ger tram from Wilmington, North Carolina,
fcr Richmond, Washin gton ana New ork.
eter the Atlantic Coast line, was about an
0ur behind Tins here, having been delayed
mar Rocky Mount, a station on the VIII
mington & Weldon railway by mishap
which came very near resulting in terri.
blo accident
As the train nsared Rocky Mount, en-
ginser Thomas Mcmillan discovered tres
Iln to be atire, but not before his train was
within few yards Of it A portion 4 the
bridge only had been burned and the rails
were in pace. There was no time left for
rejection, and pulling out the throttle valve
as lar as he could the train darted over tie
burning trestle at the rate Of SIXTY miles an
hour Ths speed OF the train was increased
80 suddenly that all VI the lights in the
coaches were extiuguished and the passen-
gers were considerably shaken up. No one
was hurt
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
WAS S { AepucTepi
A Mysterious stranger RobS an ItaliNa
MINER Of His Alleged wife.

A Mysterious Stranger Hobs an ItaliNn
miner Of HIS Alleged wife.
CoALPoRT, Pa, Jan. 6-In October laUt
coarse. Unlocking Italian, about fifty
years Of age, accompanied by an exceedingly
progressing young woman, whom he rep
resented as his wife, came here and sought
employ ment at the mines The couple en-
gagged at once in Housekeeping in a snail
tenement in the outskirts of the village. The
man was lazy and indolent, anl although
be worked but little, seemel to be well sup.
piled With money.
Nsignbors who would call at the house
were never admitted unless the man was
present 1t was also observed that the
Young woman never appeared in putlic I'M
less invar. ably accompanied ly her male
companion. All efforts to ascertain the
true relation OK the couple and the profound
mystery $ grounding their domestic life
proved futile until now. Among the arri-
walls was fine looking, we'll dressed gen Ia.
man who seemed to derive special pleasure in
inspecting the working OF the mineS Nc
particular interest attached to his advent
until about moon when it became noised
about that the mysterious Italian had sud
denly taken his departure, and that the
stranger had assumed his plaza
TIE stranger left without purchasing tick.
cts, taking the young woman with him.
M.ny rumors are ahost regarding ths sim
lar proceedings The general belief, how.
| ever, is that the Italian Lad abducted the
woman aud had detained her by threats Of
violence, AMI that the Stranger, whose my s.
terous appearance had put the lillian TO
fight, is in some way related to the young
woman This belief is strengthened by the
fact that the woman, who was infinitely
the superior of the IGalian by birth and ed.
ucation, manifested great fear in bis pres
ence, ami could never be induced to reveal
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Assistant Superin
tendent STARK, OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton
& Dayton, will probao.y b. the low So per.
int ndent of the DAYTON Union, vi Barrett
Tue Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton com
pany are oLil ling 40 new box cars in Day
ton snd Detroit.
E. c. Lucs has besn appointed genersl
ticket agent of the La xe Shore g. Michigan,
vice J. W Cary, resigned
George W. Fink, secretary Of President
Peobodv, of tia OHIO & Mississippi, hal
resigned, aud will accept a posiisn ON 6
Florida road
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

CNCENArI, Jan. five years ago
Henry Savage ESCAPED from the Olio peni.
tent ary, where he bad been confined for
horse-st alin,. Six months after no was in.
carceratel ho escaped and went to X 9n-
lucky. HI was s1,n in this city by man
living In Cl'velnnl. Ton minu5os later no
surron IorsI himslf TO tho authori ca at
Hammond Street Police station Dennis
OC1nnor, pauitsntiary guard, will take
him back to Columbus
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-The shoe cutters
have deci Iei to obey the order OF the gen.
eral board OF the Knights OF Labor and re-
main at work until May l. Several firms
having decided to adopt piece work, q COM
mittee Of tbs workingmen are arranging
matters with the manufacturers in regard
to doing extra work. for which extra pay
has been demanded The system now 10
vogue at Krlppendorf, Dittmann & Co. s
will be introiucSi in all tbs fscsoriss 90 fer
a. practicahle
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. = Adolph
Schoeneber, aged sixty five years, a wealthy
ex-furniture dealer Of this city, attempted
suicils by cutting his throat with razor
and is in dying condition. Schoenleber
was arrested on Saturday night on the
charge OF criminal libel, preferred by Chris.
tain Ritter, furniture dealer, who brought
suit for $1,000 damages He was released
on 5000 bail The complaint charges
Schoenebsr with having circulated slanier-
Gus stories detrimental to Rttsr'S character.
Schoenlsber came to Milwauies about thirty
Yaarn AGO an i worth SiOl OOl
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
Mr.. IinMiit ihrclinn..

WASHINGTON, Jan. d MIR, Hewitt OF
New Hors, has declined the chairmsuship OF
the naval affairs committed. l,was under
rood tuat wlen the rules we're lausyi it
was TO give that comm. ttee the naval appra-
priatoi 0ii. M. Hewitt expr,ss,l will
in nest at tlst Il ne, It Is said, TO serve, bat
aow prefers to remain on tue ways aud
mans committee, Speaker Carlisle is at a
less 20 tui a ohairman for naval af irs and
Is / consultat on with Morrison, Willis and
otncr Numbers IL is understood that
Perry Belmont may have foreign affairs,
IN that Governor Curtin may be chairman
Of uanking end currency, although neither
point is definitely settla1.
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CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.
THE HoUs AND SENATE ONCE MORE
GET DOWN TO BUSINESS
ME Batch Of Bliis introduced In the
House a Good start Wade Ia rho en-
ats-rbe rr~s dent Nomiaa IraA
Political aud Personal Not-s

WAsnSGros, jan "a matria 'e1t
alral tasaet R-oui three fest III 90 Dy 40
and half iect 10 l5ngtb, c3upo3sIo o1oi o
roses. Gdosn-l the desk Of R.rr IS nfativs
Mule, Now York. carl bttich5I 10 tho
bas b1ra tbs inyerip In, 40 our dig
shiai; with the b.ss wi,hol o. "a .na,-s Of
81 TIE F.rt ass 'mbiy district, Now YORK
County D,nocrlsg, general con- 1lt.11 Z"
Mr Muller, wdoie abg'n,, from so HouD
bag been ciupi by Rs'rioli as-ibit. was
DC Fscifie7. ., many tsGenl * fr,1llslip
lrov '.itf slNutl
tsaY az rll'sg tbs Journal,
psN = Yorf, was ga "a.
tsi II ssi1A Mia. sA'cs45 upt
fl-H . 70 ss4als.oa ia ear fn b fa.al
seer rrei % s3prapr.asgeopf btils
~ ~ re ta4i b8f 0aihSf aststi FOR
Die uteo 4nct 90 nf u.lii aul ra3.u..9as, ".
Euaing Win H.ryiaut
Among The is inro lusl war,. By Mr..
Fin ilav, OF Mar fl1ni, proyi ling Tor tbs
ton,,ru ton Of the Dsls wore ana Mnrylu1I
ib.p canal, AMI regoiu ion direct NJ tho
committee on ways an means, 10 iny's.i.
TIE the cause OF the deelin, o Am iicln
'oop1r ige Interests ani tinb.r ana shipping
htsr's con iec.e tlfrewitb.
By N BJuas, OF harylqnl, 20 establish
POSSIBILITIES savings bans; also 90 ostao "a
postrl telegraph system; MISC FOR the re-
dem1ticn Of trad, dollnB; nj 10 Tor tho Ohio
Hectiou Of q monument over tho grave Of
tr ucIs 5 OF. K,f
by Mr. Long, Of Mesychugstts, es'nalih
ing additional hf,.slvinS stations along tij
~ aud lac coasts; hlsa 20 rcpsal The tenure
81 Office at, MISC pr1v.d NJ clbinst oil ,5rS
E.th s,asi IN ths house
By Mr. Rice II MASSACHUSETTS,, for IN,
erection Of cln groslioni Al liDr Try b iillilg.
by Mr.. Lowering, OF MoFs lchusitt,, Tor
Me Justin mt OF the acsounA Of laDorsra
an Ter tho eight hour law
by, Mr. Collins, Of M1u,chus,tts. 10 o..
ablsn uni orm syst, OF ban r1ptcy.
by Mr., Roosevelt, OF Mns,aclus,t =. ostab.
bsl.nga port OF delivery at bpringn ia,
Mas
By Mr. EIdrilgc, OF Michigan, TO put oil
kinds u lumber on the free list
BY Mr. Maybcrry, Of Michigan, for the
re importation Of ores Of IRON. lad, copper
IN ENC aud bituminous coal, salt and lun.
Der; also n resolution Hing on tho score
nTy 4 state for IN ,urma ion az ~ tho action
hsen by tbs government under tho act Of
1913 relative T. imm'rcill relations with
Clnida; also fvr tne rcuowa OF commltpl1l
eltJions With the BrItlsh provinces; ais
authorizing the construction of Uri Iys
aver \, thur XII, Nsw YJrG
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NEw YoRK, Jan, 6-The meeting Of the
executive committee of the Irish Parliamen-
ty Mni asSoci ltion at the Hoffman house
was largely attended. The reports from
collection committees were very encourag-
lug. The chairman reported that g., 800 had
been subscribed SINCE the last meeting. Il
Is expected that the total subscriptions to
the fund will reach flfty thousand dolls rs
before the end oI this month
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

LONDON, Jan. 6-Mr Join Ruskin in g
communication to the press with regard tc
Home Rule for the Irish, suggests that the
virtues OF the Irish people and their psculi
arities, be considered before arranging a
Ccheme for managing them "rhe Irish"
nd Is Mr. Rus 10, ARE witty, atfectiona,e,
witless and heartless, and cannot govern
Themselves
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The Committee. p.Isred.

WAsHIs0r0N. Jan 6-Jpcak,r CarlislS
was AZ tue oip,isl at 40 sarIy hour, sftsr
having ~orlsl sntil c'c!5c on bis com
mit.oo g. Ts a iepressn .a-iy5 Of tns
UniLsi Pr sg the spsh GER sii.i 10 might not
b. abs b. 20 upsts tbe committees In Tins
10 nun1u1sf thin at the o1eli1g; that at
toe last nIemgnE he had found IL nsceaary
h m 90 certain cblnrss wnicl nee stitatsi
t4s rjdn5l Of gbs en- irJ dJ4 "a ! tao
wJrk Is sn5ro.1 c9m3,sssI tAsrs val be-
ngtl.1g g,y5l olt Tor pIJl.c1aOL
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Williams Gratitude.

BERLIN, Jan, o. The Emperor William in
rescript issusi with regard to ths congrat'
u atoms, c, rendered him on the occasi on
Of the recent mbi.ee in honor OF the twenty
fifth anniversary OF his ascension to the
throne, says: 'What most touches me Is
my peoples mistaken confidence and faith
ful, uualterabie affection / take this occa
sion 10 return my thanGs for tue very nu-
merous express. Gus OF attachment AM ven
Grafton received not only from the whole of
Germany but from places bayond its
frontiers wherever the German langu'g 60 Is
HD1ken.n
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

CLINTON, Masi, Jan o. Packages con-
tai liug upwards OF $4,000 Of the as,et, OF
the Lancaster Notional bank are now said
to be missing in addition to the S24, 00O
wor b OF notes taken by President Mcneil
There is a rumor that conspiracy of lar 70
proportions is soon to be uncovered, aud that
Mcneil is only one Of the parties inter-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

INV YoRK, Jan. 6-Frederick Flshel,
late cont ienual bosSSesper for August
Brnhelm a Bauer, cothiars OF SIC Broa l.
way, who is chlrIel VITA smb,EuiuE ST5,-
900 OF hii EMPLOYERS monsy, was arraigned
hefors Recorder SnYtl, anl after plpa ling
not guilty to tn, charge was committed
without bail for trial.
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-oeAcco WAR.
4 Buying seat Mhde-cIneinna1 Ware
hous@mei seemingly the wiansrA

4 BuVtnG beat hhor-SinS'Hn eH "aF~
hous%Insi seemingly the uiansrA
CIEclSNAr. Jan 6-The fret battle Of
be tobacco var has besD fOu III l. was Q
anne affair but sufficiently decided To de-
.ermiae the p-obacle GU come Of the contest
Il began in the @ obs warehouse Whsre IA
logshes4s usrs ofersd as test The sale
Ess largely stten1ei both by BUYERS All
bippers, and growers who are deeply inter.
std in tia war on toe sde Of the ware
lcnssmsn.
There wa no preceptiols difference no
sceable In Inc dding and prizes real Eel
we're considsaed goo1, Notwithstanding the
ibssnce OF several Of ths heaviest buyers
,or outside manufacturers. Nearly, If not
Iuit3 all tine heaviest home maui. ACQUIRES,
'hiefy Loo tel 80 Covington, were rspre-
lenssI. Tbs same tang occurred at each OF
he fvs warehous,s
The BoImann sold 10, Planters 4, Cincin.
aati 20, AMI Morris II At the Miami we're
assemble number OF heavy buyers wait
ing for the coming Of the crowd in attend
inca upon tae other sales, which they de-
slinnd to attend. When the crowd CANA IN
lhe kiinmi,oHerei 80 hogshea1s, sbich were
,old at abcut the same rates A. ebtainai at
he otter parfnonsA but the crowd which
ssfhs u franI fo lsttsF coDtaiaAi no bay
sra Tisa tabSeco waa 0earIy ali boushs BY
three or foarn members 81 the CID ssso-
CATION.
10 q man npa trse itbecnn.e very sppar
ent that the crowd Is With the warehouse
men. as the capital certainly is When it is
considered that Of the 1900 hogsheads in
ii tut,, hpl Ia ss,Ify y a
seems probable that thu heavy buyers in tins
nd association must soon run cut Of a
market, and the manu- acturers they repre-
Ent viii harIly take such an interest in the
war on Front street, as to sscriacs their In
'erestA 1t locks ike a one 81 Ied war, 10
which ny force Of circl instances the ware
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

NEW York, Jan d -Ju ige Anirews,
In the supreme court, gave d cision c)utiu-
lins the Injunction reetraing thu Musical
Mutual Protective un on frcm enforeiong
ths by laws so as to expsl Thco lore
Thomas from membership in the union.
Mr. Thomas was threatel with expulsion
because be employed musician who was
not a m1nOSr u tls uniol
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08
Prom,ne, nrawer Murdered.

Ell PAso, Tex, Jan 6-Wnile Mr.. Rob
ert, of tno firm of B ss.lier & Rooert Draw.
ers at Paso de. Morse, was in his offics he
was approached by several men, armed With
revolvers ami ordered to open tine safe He
starteI to comply, when his partner, Bos-
silier. entered and intsrpossL Tns robbers
fired, killing Bossllier and badly woun ling
Roberts The assassin escaped Tue MUIR
dered man was one OF the most prominent
ciirsns Of Peso del Norta.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-08

SAN FRANcsCo, jar. CT is learned that
ceritca es empowering the holder to land
In the Un States are being issuel to tue
c illness by the Chinese consul at Yokoholna,
Japan. Chiuamen who arrived on ths
steamer O,eant, D,ce mber '9 we're landed
on ons OF these cirtih,Ntys Tnev are signed
by War; N Greea, United States consul
general to Japan