The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-06-02
NEWS NOTES.

The conductors and drivers o. the street
cars IN Hamburg, Germany. are on a strike
for higher wages.
Roses seventeen and eighteen inches IN
circumference are common products Of
Southern Carolina
The Gar and Czzrinz were welcomed
With great pomp and ceremony Al Moscow
on their return from Livadia-
Doctor WoodroE wants 10 know who
was Adam. Eyes husband Of course.
That Is the wzy many men are designated
nOw-a-days-Mobile Register.
Frank Hurd, il Is said, has been offered
So, 600 year 70 act - counsel for John
W. Mackay, the millionaire miner.
A, Petersburg, Va, stealing flowers from
graves has become 30 common that the pc
lice have been compelled to interfere.
Hm. K. Vanderbilt will pay 5000 for
use Of London residence for ten weeks
this spring and summer for himself and
Eife.
The fugitive New York aldermen now
sojouTning in Montreal are IN such fear CT
being kidnapped that they hardly dare
go on the streets at night
Snow to a depth Of several inches was
reported in various towns in Northern
Vermont on 9th May. Fears are enter
tanned OF some damage to crops BY irosts.
1t may be interesting to the ladies 10
know that the next fashion in hair, accord
ing 10 a London authority, will be to wear
It in huge projecting plaits, such as the
old Florentine masters used to paint.
Archbishop Ryan prohibited the selling
Of liquor on Sundays as opposed 10 both
the civil law Of Philadelphia and the
DEGREES Of the Baltimore Council, bnt he
said nothing Of accommodation as a
penalty.
Most, the New York Anarchist, has been
offered $500 a week aud his "keep" If be
will sit 10 a cage in Coney Island mu-
scum. Il is though the may sit involunta-
rily in cage somewhere else on the same
terms minus the money reward.
The Southern Presbyterian Assembly
has EXCHANGED greeting with the Northern
ally accepted the invitation 10 join in the
centennial celebration OF the establishment
of the church, in Philadelphia in 1888.
A meeting of the Ulster Pro'estants held
at Dungannon, County Tyrone, Thursday,
passed a resolution expressing gratitude TO
Mr.. Gladstone, hoping for the success of
himself and his Irish measures and all
promising TO support him in the event of a
dissolution OF Parliament and a new cleo
ton.
Mary Anderson's $40, 1000 necklace, re-
Gently exhibited in Washington, has Great
ed a boom in diamonds in that city The
wife of Representative Arnot, Of Elmi-
ra, has Just bought diamond pin for Sll, :
900, and Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Letter, Mrs.
Jno. X. Mclean and Mrs. f. w. Hazen are
said to be looking for more.
United States Minister and Mrs. Cox,
Mr. Cargill, and the German Ambassador
and Mrs. Won Rodewitz, were entertained
at dinner, at Constantinople, or 30th, by
the Sultan. The Sultan showed Mr.. Cox
some American news sent direct by Presi-
dent Cleveland. The celebrated Wilhelm
played a few selections on the violin, and
one of the Princes, six years of age, gave a
creditable performance on the piano.
Minister Pendleton was attending a re-
view of the Imperial Guards in Berlin
with his daughter, Mary, at the time his
wife was killed in New York. When he
returned to his house his Secretary of Lee
CATION tried to break the news to him
gradually. Scarcely had the words passed
the Secretary's lips when Mr.. Pendleton,
with a terrible change in his countenance,
fell insensihle to the floor, and his daugh-
ter was only saved from fainting herself
through a reaction at the sight of her IA
ther Mr. Pendletou shortly after reviv-
ed. but he may be called utterly broken
down,