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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

We hope that no time will he lost by
the Congress in providing for the sue
cession in the case Of the death Of a
President and Vice President elect be.
fore Inauguration The contingency,
though remote, is one not guarded
against by the bill which has recently
become Il law
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

BrS. +. JENKINs, the slayer Of Rev.
J. Lane Borden, sentenced to impri,on.
ment for life in the Louisiana Penteu.
tiary has been pardoncd by Gov Nc.
Emery, because he is suffering with Ia.
burcles Of the lungs
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

Mr.. John P. Richardson, of New Or
leans, will take charge of the estate of
his father, the late Edmund Richardson,
as general manager. A statement, which
seems almost incredible, though doubt
less correct, is made that Col. Richard
son lett no debts, and that hence no ad-
ministrator is necesssry.-Vicksburg
Post.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

DR. John C. Fairfax. practicing
physician of Prince George County.
Maryland, is by descent and law the
eleventh Lord Fairfax. He is also Lord
Camerden, The first title is Scotch. the
second an English title, DR. Fairfax is
an American citizen, and does not care
for titles without estates 10 sustain
them.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

The lady publishers Of the Ilawsmbian,
having resigned to attend school. desire TO
turn the paper over to some good printer.
Address them at Fulton, Miss.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

reducing judiciary expenses" and insert
I'm regard TO appeals from justice courts.
The title was then adopted az amended.
To amend acc. 1903 Of The Code.of 1880,
in relation 70 Importance terms Of circuit
courts made special order for Monday
the 25th, after reading Of the journal.
An act to regulate the finances OF Simp-
son county, approved March /, 1884, was
recommitied 70 Committee on Counties
and County Boundaries.
On motion OF Mr.. Boothe, the Senate
tabled the motion to reconsider the vote
whereby the Senate passed an act 10 amend
chapter 70, Code Of 1880, in relation to the
proceedings Of mandsmus.
Under suspension Of the rules, and on
motion Of Mr.. Dean, the Senate took from
House message House amendments to an
act to authorize the board Of Mayor and
aldermen of the town Of Oxford to issue
bonds to aid 10 purchasing buildings and
for other purposes the amendments were
as follows;
lst-amend sec. OF said act by striking
out the words IS per cent in the 18th
line Of said sec and inserting in lieu there
OF the words 10 per cent.
2d--arnend sec2 by striking out the words
Estate, comfy" and in the 4th line of said
section. said amendments were concurred
in BY the Senate.
The following bills were taken up and
disposed Of as follows sn act to incorpo-
rate the town Of 1chula in Holmes county.
Mr.. Sykes offered the following amend
ment which was adopted. Amend by
adding "and the said mayor and aldermen
aud other officers OF the town Of Tchula
shall be elected biennlally after the frst
election of sad officers. The bill was
laid on the table.
An act to ratiiy and confirm the incor-
poration Of the Memphis, Birmingham and
Atlantic Railroad Company and for other
purposes. The Committee on Railroads
offered amendments which were adopted
Mr.. Houston offered very lengthy
amendment, which on motion Of Mr.. Luse
was tabled. The bill was then considered
engrossed, read third time and passed
! 2l5 the Senate adjourned.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24

CoRREcTIoS-In Senate proceedings, on
Friday, il was Mr. Sykes, and not Mr.. Love,
who introduced An act to amend sec. of
an act in relation to public roads in the
counties of Monroe, Lowndes. Clay, Mar
shall, Pamela, Lee, Acorn, Washington
and Bolivar, and for other purposes, being
1871 Of the acts Of 1880, 30 far as the same
relates to the county Of Lowndes"
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-24
MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
SENATE SEVENTEENTH DAY.
sArunpAr, January 70, 1886.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Hon. X. o. Reynolds ia the chair.
Leave Of absence granted from dpy to
day to Mes-rs. Buchanan, Powell, Vertner
aud Whitney.
The special order Of the hosr was taken
up
An act to amend and extend the provi-
sons Of section Pill, Of the Code Of 1880,
IN relation to the maintenance Of minors
who have parents; lost.
The next special order Was taken up
An act to amend sections 2l03 and 2l0g
Of the Code Of 1880 10 relation to the main
tenance aud education Of wards lost
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Decoration Day services o,u
Memorial services at General Granite Tomb, p. 10.
Memorial Services at Academy OF Music, 2. III. o
Memorial services at Academy OF Music, BrooXiyn' Q
r. M.
Jerome Park races, Q p. IN. -, o,-. TO-
Presentation OF medal to Fireman LuRs Cia! 70" W
Farnham Post q. A. X. Lyric Hall. p IN. ,,.
Preseuta ion Of testimonial to VICAR r-Generai Vnn"
Harlem Regatta Association contests. Harlem River
Baseball, New-York Detroit Polo Grounds morning
and afternoon ,.... ..h
Olympic Athletic Club spring games, Manhattan Ath
letic Grounds 2:3O p. III. c.,.s.
Lacrosse. University OF the City OF iorRCohoso
OF City OF evYork Central Park
Brooklyn Athletic Club gaines. Brooklyn, p Ill.
Seawanhak1 Yacht Club opening regatta.
Atlantic Yacht Club opening regatta
Knckerbocker Yacht Club spring regatta.
Nsw-Jersey Yacht Club regatta.
Pavonia Yacht Club regatta.
Brooklyn Yacht Club regatta ~ =. 49,. ,,
q 30 4. IN. ~,, 49,. w.
non. -, o, ,,
Cricket Staten Island NewYOrk, Central Park.
Cricket. Riverside Alma, Central Park.
CrIcket, Intern atona- Manhattan, Prospect Park
Cricket. NewarkKings County, Newark -
Manhattan College students Oratorca contest, Chick
erine Hall. pm
UnveIIing Of painting OF late General Thomas T.
Meaghcr, Chickerng Hall. r. m.
Academy OF Sciences. Columbia College, p m
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
INA CINE TIE CLERGY on STRIFE.

The Rep Frank Miller NJ Etston Ienn audience
~ hHOhfs Of LABOR.
The preachers in thls town are all wagcearners just
like employees In mills and factories they all work
like 10 nave tder salaries Increased. suppose that all
these preachers should combine with Wow TO putting
up the price OF the gospel Salvation Is free, but the
gospel Tree, has been and Will he for
a good many years. Well, the preachers
arc determined that the price OF the GOSPEL
shall 90 up. Inc very fact that they would
enter a comb nation with ths end IN view wonld he
taken by people evidence OF their being morally
disqualified Tor their position Bat TO pass The
preachers say the price Of the gospel Is 10 COUP. But
when the demand reaches the church authorities they
salary ls large the income OF the church
will warrant. Perhaps they Will intimate that the
hs oD he stay. After this rebuff The EYecu-
tive Committee of the Preachers Protective Associs-
non Will call general meeting for consultation
aud when next sunday comes AROUND the churchgoers
are somewhat surprised TO fnd every minister town
ON strike. and there is "te-up" III all churches.
During the week the trustees OF the churches and
they resolve import men 10 take the striking preach
paccs they engage the college professors aud other
preacncrs hitherto without charges to preach in the
various churches, but when sunday comes the
.cabs College Ill and outside l0cdIitics under
take to he pulps they met by the STRIKE
and warned of with threats Of Violence. Finally, by
cred to cond ict while the strikers ho!d indg
nation side aud mako II Interesting those
inside 10y Da;tcrng the doors and throwing stones
through the windows and some Of these rdndOm rUcks
instead OF hitting the preacher KNOCKS over 'eheraDlo
elder uow ana OF the elect ladies gets gas III
the head and occasionally little child Is iDjued what
you'd ihe community ana do under these clrcuiu
stances And yet this ruppositItl0us case /, fair
Illustration what has already taken placs more Than
once durng the last four months Tue truth IA the strike
Is au absurdiiy and. for tho aDd yio-
lence incident to the sttke, II would deserve TO be
laughed out OF the country.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
NEVS From THE SUBURBS.
A GIRL AND HER ABDUCTOR CAUGHT


Agent Stocking the society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children and Detective Higgins. OF the
Fifteenth Precinct NewYork, went to jersey City yes
terday III search OF young girl who had been alb
uuctel The ana her abductor were arrested in the
Philadelphia Hotel. Tne man described himself as
Jean h. Martens of LrXngtonave.. Nrw-I0rk. lie
has been engaged III the laundry business and sup
to bavo made considerable money lie has wife
and .anly. Nine months ago. while in London. he met
Marie BERN aulan, who coming TO this country
wnh her parents. Martens represented himself as a
single ma aud became devoted In his attentions To the
girl. Mario is not quite fifteen years Old
On their arrival IN this country the eirIs family took
apartments at No. SO South fifth:ave. New York and
the girl obtained employment in Mrs. Eveniyns dress
making establishment. No. SOB West rwenty-secondst
Martens continued his attentions to tn girl
I.,s Monday during his wfc's absence, Martens re-
IL owed all the furniture from his house and sold
II, lie also packed his wiic's clothing in a trunk
and carried that off. On TIE same day Miss Ber
lDaulan disappeared from her home. The couple
were traced house in HOratio.st.
close watch kept two Of Martens friends. and
yesterday officers followed them to the Philadelphia
Ioel Jersey City. where Martens and the girl w're
found. They had their three trunks packed and we're
ready for Chcag last night They were taken
to the First Precinct Police Station. and after being
locked up a short ne riens consented To accOn-
pany the officers 20 Now York. The girl told the officers
that Martens intended to take her sonewhrre1n In Mon
tana aud place her In charge OF dsreputabie house
which he proposed to establish She did not exhibit
the arrest.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
END OF LONG DIVORCE CASE.

Master In Chancery Washington t. Williams the ref
cree the divorce suit OF Danie Ewing. or Jersey CITY,
gainst wife, has closed the and Will present
report to the Chancellor in favor or the defendant
Ewing is the proprietor OF the hlaelpna Hotel The
previous proprietor. AUGUST Juu. IN the lunatlc
um Snake Hill, having become insane pending the
tr divorce suit brought againsf him by his wife
Ewing formerly kepta bOardng-hOuse In YOrk-st and
married his hOusekeeper. After they took the hotel
EwIngs stcpdaugntcr. Meta. went 10 1--we with them.
RairOaa paying secret attention to Meta.
and night lie was gong upstairs
To call her, some informed
Ewing that his wife and the railroad man together
in me mans Ewing. who was under he Influence
OF lquor the time. did know the exact location OF
the mans room, bat pounded on all the doors the
entire floor. When lie returned downstairs, his wife
was standing al her door smiling and asked him
what the trouble Ewing put her ont OF the house
and instituted the divorce prOceeiIngs Mrs EwHg In
turn accused husand OF Improper intimacy with his
step iaug htrr aud other women tho hotel Inc
has been dragging along for more than year aud hall
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

The steamer Richmond Hill. from London, which
arrived yesterday, brought small English cutter
about the size of the Madge
Tee steamship Greece. of the National Line, while
swinging TO the flood tide at Quarantine Yesterday
came INTO contact with the steamship Richmond
Hill, which had anchored near her. The Greece
lost ten feet Of her after bulwarks The Richmond
Hill was not injured.
John Murtha, of No. 44O East Four oenth-st.
and Michael Colon of No. 423 East Fourth-st.. had
q dispute yesterday at Thlrdave. and Sixteenth-st
in the course Of which Colon cut Murtha seriously
in the face and neck and then ran away The
wounded man was taken to Bellevue Hospital
The Cornerstone of the new German Baptist
Church and SUNDAY school Will take place at y,
m. to-day in Sxty-seventh-st, between Tenth and
Eleventh aves. DR.. Z. S. Macarthur, the Rev. NJ.
McGregor and others will speak.
The tug Eddy. which was capsized off Castle Gar
den on Saturday. contained q large party from
Grccnpont. They went to say good-by toi James
Martin of Kent-st., Brook yn who sailed on the
Furnessia. There were thlrty-seven people on the
Eddy. The Mohawk, which took them of, carried
three other persons bound on the same eirand,
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
MEYSsOyIER,S TEMPER:

Pure Letter 10 ThtLo doh "oItu. s,....,v
Meiasonier IA very unhappy and eompaihs o',,.w nn.
that at the OF scventy-one, ne VIII nave o 20
With picture under his arm. a. II he were beenne.
instead OF being veteran The explanation OF ,n.s n
ouarreied With his Barnum and cashier tho picture,
dealer. ~ Georges Petit Lately NJ. Petit pubiisnen
some etcbpss by Messonier tho other day the master
asked for ststemcnt Of account and hew Into rage
when he saw how few copies Of the etchings nsd ocen
soId" "Then you doubt my word.' replied M
Petit. Thereupon Messoner went away ; 'uIou" u, me
etchnSs on cart and deposited In tho court
yard Of MessoEers cloistered home IN tac
Nalrsherbes The quarrel IL desperate ana envenomru
oven unto death and MsssoDer is greatly exercised pJ
his sombre prospects; for In spite OF ms great Iae W
has more debts than riches and now that his hand h,
lost ts hrnness the pictures that he at present pau's
will not tempt any other Barnum 70 taKe MIN up.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

Bonner haa 10 show Of the Runaway accident sss no
hight He expects be ous in 70. dsys III, ws. s
vino WAS I'm the village cart with him. fortunately
osned with only q few scratches Tho horse, whch %
came frightened by the falling Of the thills on his hee
Mr. aud Mrs j. E. Pearson. the elderly couple whose
buggy Was overturned by runaway horse In !ne ~es'
drive of CAntral Park Nincteths on satufosy e.o
noon are sti ct the Ninety ninth Street HospissL
where they taken after the accident no .ons s
wsrc broken and their injuries not as serious ~
arst supposed but "a both arc we'll advanced IN yexIs
II win 6e somc days before they recover rem 'no
ahock.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

o.t .xrcp.,vs boar AMI tho cool taste %; the owner
A we'll na the ener aver shown In tho small an"
f..s on The lowe. line In tho upper left hand corner
was a beautiful exhibition of ths rneravers art no
head md bust OF Venns and IN the opposite coIef az
s0nalv wcIl drawn and executed hrad ot u sp'rueg
horse There you had tho index to the man. sn,ts
proud OF the delicate way IN which he had boon ho'o
I'd on
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
IcIFrrLlND SOCIALIST EGGFD.

Wrl,srilte (Ohso, Itspach 20 The Cincinnati EnqnTer
For the past two weeks Gorsuch, the loud
at saline VILE large mining town west OF
here He very quiet in his actions and goes t
little What his object In remaining In tnat que'
place for long time Is mystery. although IL is 40
serted that oil his movements are Deng sladoweu Dy
couple Of Detectives who have been watching nun since
his advent In this vicinity. last night lie announces. =
lecture In Salineve for o'clock when the apIon., ,
time arrived only q handful OF people were present Dut
this did Gorsueh from spoutiDg Ihe Inn ,he
commeuced. large crowd OF small boys MADE tner
presence felt by firing recrackcrs aud small frearms
accom- panying the dil with the cry OF "Kats Ino
Socialist s continued to haraugus his small audience'
when the boys last resort secured pehtiiui SUP
py OF rotten egg'. and used them with such teinng
effect that the meeting broke up In disorder
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
SOMETHING NEW IN CARDS.

LecT % Ihe MinHedpOfs TTtbune.
Let me tell you about II new thing III personal
cards that is Just affected class Of Boston
SUI, tnee cass for the gay fellow who had the
specimen that saw ami VINO seemed to be pretty proud
Of IL WAS IA distinct tyre. He man around town
the jolly kind who knows body and ~ known by
every body belongs to ali those clubs that not
literary II that gvo you tho best o. IN tOw
and the snest game OF poker to bs hai on Bsac st.
Boston not cost high M In Washington,
Of ,ourse OF the club tables the lost
are enough make II vSry interesting for the osors
Bot about the card II OF VI the nnest
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
HONE NE VS.
PROMINENT ARRTvALA

F3hh Avenue Hotel - POstmastcr- General
william F. Villas and wife. NJ Romero Mexicsn Mniste,
ut Washington, and Congressman A. -; Tana'ef ef Ne
Georgia Hoffman HOuse-John W. MacKay o. Nu
yada Count Paul Festetics, Of Buda Pesth ana I1,u
Assistant Postmaster General A. d. Hazen u1eI
Hotei-POtter Palmer, OF Chicago. Ner I0rH
Second assistant Postmaster General Leo
Murray Hill Hote-EA-Mayor Aincrt rainier. VI s,aT ~
pan lya
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
RROOKIYN.

Mrs Diedrich Schafar thrty.nne. was found
dead in her room at 3O4 Marcyave.. Yesterday 1t
s believed that she committed suicide by taking cyanide
OF potassium. She widow and lived alone and the
cause Of her act thought lie despOndeIcy she had
not been since Friday and Is believed that she
took tie poison Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
TIE EXCISE BOARDS ANXIOUS ABOUT fUNDS

The two rival Boards of Excise are anxious
what De done 10 provide them with lands.
Both bodies to the Board OF Estimate ana Apoor-
toninent at It's last erting request that provision
uxic for their support. Each has large ana
expensive staff employees, aud the old board has
the German Exchange Bank. al Bond-st and
the BoweTy. The Board or Estimate ant AppOrtiOn-
decided to AXE no action In the matter for the
prsent Meantime the old Board of Excise has formally
DOtined the Controller that he will lie held individually
responsible he pays out Of the funds Appropriated or
to be appropriated tho business OF the Board
Of Excise person persOns claiming TO be Com
miss Of Excise but who have not been confirmed
BY the Aldermen.
1t was The opinion Of all wel-nformcd Democratic
pOticabs last evening that the Governor would sign
the Excise bil giving President Mooney the power OF
syDoiDtiug Excise COumissiOners, easy way out
o. the gal mudde which the Old boards have got
fptn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
WESTCUESTER COUNTY.

TAGRYTOwy.-Ap UNKNOWN man was killed on saturday
night OF the rotor local trans carl III his pocket
bore tae address II. T. FlnHey sons. No ~ Jaya-st
Hrooklyn A bil founG. made out against t. II.
favor OF NJ j. MciOu2hln mason ana bulle OF
No 2o4 NOstTand.aye, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
,UpUY DE LONE AGAIN DISABLED.

The steamship Dnpuy de LONE. which came in
here i'm started TO leave her the sr
beck Stores yesterday 70 80 70 when she q
iaio he tug 4. ElOnd- Iwo OF the steamer
near the -arboard bow were broken
BIC on Bedoxs Island the captain refusing 10 pu
" scA until the vessel had besn surveyed
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

TIE FAVORITE WEDDING MARCH
VasLfnQton Letter 10 me indianapolis Journal
Whenever one passes house containing a
niano Tonight he hcars the strains OF the Mikado
: Has Going to Marry Yum Yum. Yum Yum"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

Albert Lewis, NJ. D., 7 Beaeh-st., near West
Broadway y T. Hours II TO and TOT Diseases OF the
nervous system speciality for the ast 40 years.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
NEW.JERSEY TOWNS

YOBOKPN-JOhn Ialcy, James IaSey and John Black
and rOJUng Ita.an
nut yendeI they lonely Of TIE BOIcS
Mcehawken.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 427; sets 72O Moon rises. 3:24 Mn age dsT
WATER.
4 1y-eandy Hook 554 Cows Isld. 5:5s Hell Gate "a!
PN-sandy Hook. 6:l2 Cows lsld. o:22licn 1atc. OIL
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

Contains increased aeEree ali the stimulating properties
OF Sold Beef which Liquid Food Liquid kxtraeta"
made IRON blood. refuse not contain
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

l44 Lexington ave, between 10Th ani 3Oth s.y
EOnrs-s Ia 5tO I. Diseases OF the Nervous 5ystan
Genito rinary organs Impotence and sterilitI
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
HEyRy A. DANIELS NJ n

Earl Il Wilson's +. Il w. brand Of Mem.
{ Collars and Culs are the best sold evervwhsrs
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

The purity of Bohemian Export Laser as
brewed bY tho Rochester Company supported
both by aind4vit analysis order Of ioir grocer.
h. T. hAzAAD - Co, Wholesale AgoptA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
Announcements.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs WISsIows SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used for
CHILDhES IKLING IL sOOiliks the CHILD soFrENs the
GUNS. ALIAYs ALI FAlN CURES WIND COLO, and the
REMEDl IoR DiAgRiHA. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31

Nervous debility, premature decline
power eifher speedily and permanently
stamps orld Dispensary Medical Asso
ciAtiyn. Cos Main 81. Bunaio. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-31
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