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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-17

Professor Huxley has retired from his active
educational duties On pension Of $500
year
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NOTICE

La the Matter Of the Estate OF BErsEY Cur.sr.
1AAS, Deceased In the Chancery Court Of Kinds
County, First District
yITHEREAS, on THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY
w Of October, 1856, letters testamentzry wera
granted TO the undersigned 70 administer on the
estate Of BETSEY CHRISTIAN, deceased all persons
having elzfms against said estate are hereby noti
ned 70 exhibit the and to have them registered
by the Clerk Of said Court within one wear fron
the date hereof or be forever barred. Jackson No.
ysmber 3. 1850
nova, 'Ss-4w- SMITH ROBINSON, Ex,r.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
WHITNEY wRilEs LETTER.
What lie says 10 senator Cameron with
Reference To Ills Duties.

WAsHlNoToN. July 2s.- Secretary Whit
ney has addressed letter 10 senator Cam
eron Chairman OF the Senate Committee on
Naval Affairs, explaining his future action
under the clauses in the bill authorizing adj
diJional ships for the navy, which direct the
Secretary OF the Navy TO purchase abroad
shafting, armOr and other special material
which il may be impossible 10 obtain in the
United States. The Secretary says he hopes
IL will not be found necessary 10 purchase
anything abroad and that such pur-
chases would certainly be limit
ed 10 some few things for which our
builders may not be entirely prepared or
which IL might be wiser 10 purchase abroad
than delay the construction of the ships
The bill authorizes the construction and
armlng of ships costing nearly eleven mli-
lion dollars. 1T Will be seen, therefore,
be says that large portion Of the con-
templated expenditure must await the fu-
ture action of Congress IN the way OF apprO-
priatIOns No portion OF the 8TmOr or of
the fOrgIngs for the armOr can be secured
within the current year. ln the exercise OF
discretion. therefore, as TO the matters
upon which the present appropriation
shall be spent / have no hesitation in
0bligng the present appropriation for the
purchase OF the armOr and guD-f0rgings If
the same can be had in tnis country. The
bidding cannot take place before another
Congress shall be IN session. lt is unbusi-
ness-iike not to utilize the present necessary
purchases 90 encourage the establishment of
the required plant i'm this country, and /
am quite aware that this was the eXpecta-
ton of the majority of the House Naval
Committee, by wnOm the bin was framed.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
The MAsLEY SKELETON.

some Decaylng Family secrets Coming out
AsI.awyer Wi-ner Get, His Dander 1 =.
tA.--sss 20 r-s -,4RlfAa--tssl1.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2S.-Lawyer Henry
C. Wisner is giving fall details OF bis ex-
experience with the Rev Mr Spers and his
aged wife Today he charged that the firm
Of Mabley e Co. and Spers were doing
their best to rob Mr. Spiers Of her money.
In speaking OF his visit 20 New York Mr.
Wisner said. con the hrs, evening ! met
Mr. Goodfeilow. Spiers and Mrs Spiers at
Nrs. Spiers room ln the Buckingham hotel
Spiers and G0odfellOw sat on "a sofa talk
ing about the proposed loan. and / stood
on the opposite side Of the room c0nversiug
with Mrs Spers. We We're not interrupt
ing Spiers, but he jumped up quickly and
said ] wonder what that fellow meaning
myself-is saying 90 my Wife, The same
evening be gave another exhibition of his
insolcnce, and told him then ia the hotel
that believed h- bad married Mrs Mabley
for her money bn, that J proposed 10 stand
in his way just as long as ! could RE
came t0 ms room the next evening, and
bad not been sick / wouid have thrown
him out' Some very tart development
are expected ~ The ease progresses. as it is
evident that an attempt is being made to
conceal some Of the family skeletons
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

The annual session Of the German ssmi-
nary Association.

CINlNNArI. July 2s.-Ihe sevente, nth an
uuai convention of the National German
Seminary Association opened az Musk
Nerein hall this morning After brief ad-
dresses by the President. Tie programme
for The convention was adopted MI A
Schneck, oi Detroit read a report on The
seminary Ia Milwaukee. al the conclusion
of which the speaker demanded that the
question Of removing The seminary To
New YORK. should be forever barred
from discussion The motion was lost
Mr. Geflack ex-Director OF The Milwaukee
Seminary attacked the report 90 Mr.
Schneck and sought to clear himself Of the
charges made against slim during his ai-
rectonhip Quite lively discussion took
place during which the speaker was fire.
quently interrupted by Mr.. RosenstengeI 81
Madison. and Mr.. Schueck. of Detroit The
discussion consumed the greater part oi the
morning.
The afternoon session was opened bv a
paper on German IN the Public Schools p
by e. +. Emery. of indianapolis followed
by The Support of the German Language
by q. =. Nipperi. Of Cincinnati. and l. the
Gernau-Am press conscious of It's
duty as teacher of the German language
by q. q. Schonerv, of Baltimore
The days work was conc uded With re-
port on "Etmcs by H. IL Fuck 81
Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
srlLrs AsTAUeuTIN INV YonK

Striped eiaminc is fhe rnanr Fabric.
1eveiry is nof worn wish snmnser toilets
Parisans be longer vesr hirl heel.d
shoes
The RAGE lof black stockings is or tee
usne
Wsferea sHs and vsterea ribbon vii rs-
main in favor
IdHif rfIs uear bonneis rf the same ms
frrs' as their dresses
Straw embroidery = one ~ fhe novelties
iaf dress frImu inFs
TuIe raals merely cover ihe ewes and keen
fhe frsni hair q order
Ias ~ vIoie' sod Teaeh are favor'fs e.8
rr- Igf thin rumnleT dresses
Ribbon holds Hs rsea 81 fhs rrra-ffs
si8rrmenf isr Summer tn Iefs
lrhf lafn9 no' prseiieef o. tf.s Fre-,.l,
women "a ias1'rr 0i fnf aaf
ne7s sr1 deep tsue- reraa'r fts fs-o.sts
sess3s c0l0-s ~ walks ~ ihs beach and
hsth.uE
tl $50 cream snd ecre ae-s snf a. ifs
snmme- stDfs Vfith nfss iaaes ere
vsrn - ereHss
osrras rneferis'e embroidered wa raI
u-ed co'ten end srIl .af ere fash.oraI To-
f1r Summer rear
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rFt r7 fHa gta lgeI f1ff usrr.
arer 'ts farthesf
1ns m1st issaiensiae foe.e-r fss er-
ered aasere rf rIarfs "a tl.a erfrs
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

James a stons said CD oe tne dan b Ao
Wul Control A. ntre-sfter.

The negotiations aLiea have been lelt
ine far lie l4sl mouth tor lle safe et ,ar
Detroit f lrt4e loos tangible l9rl-
far the arst ume Tai- morning Tie ple-
dicuous made la fle secs several WeeAs
aso t0 Tie enscl ll4l james Stone wollt
succeed lhe Nlmocs- Brothers in the man
aeement ~ Use Republican organ of tle
State Flu 6e verified before aauAiaE hoan
are over today Likewise the deal Nll
practically Boa maie GOA lae terms hen au-
n0unoei in tbe Nrs- that IS. Stone sll pay
~ the present managers elir" to suf
render tlcir option ol tle paper aud ac-
cept ihe contract made oy tae N'mOc9-
Wlth tle old syndicate ou tle lrst dag Ol
November l-,3 Eumurs We're anJat yes
ierday that ar stone bad pald down part
~ the purchase money. and NuUld pay ile
balance THIS morning g. A. Nmochs de
MED tlls to-day, blt stated tlat he expected
Mr. Stone iu every minute 20 close ot the
negotiations. he bad heard TIE rumof,
and also understood from reliable sources
that Mr. stone had raised the neeced money
From other ana reliable sources % b. learn
ed this morning that Mr.. stone @lll be in
possession OF the Tribune today. Mr.
Nimocks said this morning that hls plans
tor the future were not definite. lie had al
opportunity of buying paper in kansas
city and also one 90 purchase paper 100
New York City.-Iefroit EfauiJ Acses July
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
The ENGLISH CABINET
Lord Churchill 10 be the Tory
Leader IN the House.
GOSCHtK DECLINES The LEADERSHIP
Slr Michael ricks-besch for Stcrelar,
tor ireland, and the Duke OF Aber-
corn Tor Viceroy Goschen
Out Of Politics.

lo>ua> Jaly -Ihe following po-
ys.aual tenders oi omos n the Cabinet
have been made by Lord Salisbury. aud TIE
persons namei have s.snlaed their willing
ness Co accept the positions Home secre-
reAry Lori George Hamilton Secretary
tor Ireland SIR Mich4ei Hicks Beach Sec
retAry Of War. Lord Cnauhfo8k President
of TIE Council Lord lddesleigh Nceroy oi
Ireland. the Duke Of Abeu0rn Lord Sal
sbury has also desired 10 confer peerases
upon Rg Hon. William Henry Smith
Sir Richard AshetOn Cross aud RI
Hon. Frederick Arthur STANLEY
Az late hour this afternoon lt was
decided by tie Tory leaders that Lord Ran
dolpA Churchill should be appointed o. The
CnaucellOrshlp OF The ENcheqger ami thar
bee should also be- the Tory leader 80 the
House Oi Commons
This evenings Gi9be states positively that
90 hHs been decided 90 appoint the Marquis
Of Londonderry NIcer0y ot Ireland.
Mr. 0oschen was offered the Chancellor
ship of the Exchequer and the leadership
for Tie Government iu the House
OF Commons, but he declined
both the positions 10 l. stated tbat
be does not seek 20 re-enter Parliament al
present. When lac desires 90 DO So he will
stand for reelection a. a Conservative. and
Will JOIN that party without reserve
lArKR 1t IS now reported that Lord
Randolph Churchill VIII bee made Foreign
Secretary instead of Chancellor of the Tx
chequer.
a long conference was held today between
SIR Richard Ashton Cross. The Duke oi
Abercou and Lord Salisbury. al which the
D..
appointing the Duke of Abercorn Nicer0y
Of Ireland
The late Liberal Ministers have decided
that their tactics on The reassemblng of
Parliament Will depend on the policy out
LLned IN The speech from The Ihrune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

A sasai. LifAs cei4o44s isstssesu aiessrs-
Cobn 4a4 Dorsey

NaN" aatA Deiett
Ms-al> l>.r..> saA =, -In lhe Heuse lu.
d4s .l4e oens,s amendment reducing ifam
s.saossi O. 81. tJa .4e apropr4aa1 lr iAs
protection q iAe fah.le lauas asalus. il4u-
daeat eatres gave rlss .aa hoi discussion.
Ile Committee an Aprrai llalaas reaam-
aeu8ed oeur.Ir-ree - tat amendment apt
Ms,srs HoImau I.aashen4 end luth
sl.aAe in fafaF ai lo4-e concurrence Me.-rs.
ksan and Perkins. ui KANSAS. Dorsey oI
Nebraska and Nelson. ui Minnesota .aaIe-
uanily dea.ei fhe CORRECTNESS 4f iAe asser.
lau. and sharp e.|loauy laak place Be-
tWceulM lMts~r, Dorsey aul loau oktr. llr q lcs-
uou oi lanl ifaals Ar bafsts s.ales 4l4l
t1es Nefe no. if4ad, sua Az Cobb .ns.aa-
alel ihai Le aar-e5 WAs ene ui ile ss.e.ial
aEenls
Mr Dorsey thneaienilsly And eKclled.F
Don nlasr suel cAar-ue a. laAi against Ale.
my friend
Mr Cobb viI. make charges when Tie
proof iasuaes tlem and u8i unta lhen. 4
made 40 charge
Sir Darsrs -lou said vas one ~ those
men,
Mr Cobb said y0- Were like one ~ the
men, ihe agent, referred io.
Tie mailef was iAen dropped and the
amendment Was concurrel in. The other
amendments were disposed of a. recon-
mended by the Committee ou hppfopriA
lions The committees rose and ihe oiil and
amendments were reported lo the House
The action 90 tAe committee oi The whole
Was ratified lu the House Aua a conference
ordered
Mr Holman submitted and the House
adopted the conference repou on tie leg
lsialiYe Appropriation biil aud then. a. j.
m.. lne House adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

WAsHINeroN, July 2S.-The Attorney
General has returned the Oleomargariue
bill TO tbe President with his opinion, i'm
which 10 is understood that hc declares The
bin is constitutional and tina, the President
should be governed in approving or disap-
proving the bill by questions OF eXpediencv
necessity for the proposed revenue and the
pr0puety of placing the oleomargarine
business under governmental surveillance.
To- other words that the President has con-
sttuiional authority to sign tbe bin and
power 10 veto 10. While nothing authoriia-
tentiou. 10 is thought he Will approve The
measure
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
FOUND TO Be CROOKED
Charges Against Commission
CT Rollin NJ. Squire.
RlLFaaHCf AND RIgaSNCL
he Alleged Poet Accused of MufHai-
inE The Books in fzis Once sna
Many Other Diserscefl
Doings

Aae heGA Jniy The Commissioner
of Accounts sao have teea examining the
aeaoents ei tls department. ~ PabIio
Works Aass fressliod ia Mayor Grace a.
a resat of the Investigation charges of
ulaiieas4ues ana llisieasanoe in
ofhle aE.lnsl lamnl ssioner of
raele Works hoIn Al seuIfe
They change uuulaloa aua alteration uf
lAe official records certificates ~ false paF
ROLLS violation of ihe ayl service rules
ue.leci 81 ouiy and lroot telness iu regard
o. thc improper pavement oi fihh sfe.
corrupt bargaining viii 81 IN tltun f0r
iLe purpose uf securing the apIalali.
mcni oi Commissioner 0f Ilhhc
Works namely. offering 60 resleu 81
Flynn demand ii Flynn wouid obtain
the office ioI hlm sna also ssTeeing fe ran
the department O. suli Flynn Toe mafoI
ihereupon sent nouoe 90 MI Squire lhaf
Dee eolld hr gwen q hearing Me1aes1sY
August & Tie news ol these events die nol
become general unul .ate ihls evening y heu
there was great excitement among lali ii-
cams over Tie affair
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
a BIG ROessRY.

Eleven Hundred sud forty Dollars
>natched from a Chicago SLAMS Hand.
Cmcteo. July PA daring daylight
robbery occurred AT The Prairie State Loan
and Trust Company bank A. llio Washing
ton Boulevard at . O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr. Henry Harrison ~ The Chicago, Mil
YANKEE & ST. Paul Railroad stopped into
the bsnk o deposit sl14o When be vas
about to hsnd The money 10 the cashier an
unknovn man Vhn hai quietly followed
Mr Harrison 10 the hauE grabbed tho
money and dashed ogt Of fhe main entrance
Tie was pursue ifor two or three blocks hut
made goud his escape Harrison saws thaf
The stolen money belonged o. bis wife and
ras the proceeds 0f the sale ~ several lots
in Marsnvgr.i flf
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

DUHIN July 2s.-A book on the subject
of the repeal of the union is being extern
sively circulated in this city and It's appear
ance has caused considerable excitement
among the Fenians, some of whom fear
that one OF their brothers has divuiged the
secrets Of the organization Much infor-
nation is contained in the work concerning
the inner workings Of the Feniau order
which could not have been obtained by ans
one not connected herewith
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

WAsHNerov. July 2-.-Mrs Kate Chase
was at the Capitol several hours today The
greater part Of The time was spent iu The
private gallery of the Senate where sba re-.
ceiyed calls from Senator Jones. of Nevada
Senator Cameron. of Pennsylvania and
Representatives Reed. Of Maine. and Be
mont of Nevada. The Ohio delegation in
Congress has appointed p committee to con
ler with Mrs Kate Chase in reference % tbs
removal t0 Cincinnati. of fhe remains 0'
hor father. the ate Chief Justice Chase
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
A PREMATURE EXPLOSION.
he Firing of a Torpedo Comes Near De
.tInnir.. 4 I-In..sl-Ln

The ltring ot a Torpedo comes N'af DE
~troying "a Flagship.
PORTLAND Ne. July -S-The United
States FLAGSHIP Tennessee. came near sink
ing thi, morning. She was prscucine With
one Of her torpedoes In the harbor when
there was a premature explosion and con-
siderable damage was done the vessel rie
eing. mast of the latter fell on the crew
ard decks, nearly killing one of the sailors
aud.several are said to have been wounded.
How the explosion occurred Is not known.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
A place fnr 81 Gnschrn

DUBLIN, July 2s.-rhe Ercuay MgH says
that one of the seats for Dublin University
is 10 bee secured for Mr. Goschen, by the
resignation OF Mr. Hugh Homes. q. c.. the
present member. who will shortly be pro-
NOTED % the bench as Local Chief Justice.
vice the Right Honorable g. A. COnav. who
will be retired. Mr. Holmes is al present
Attorney General of the Queens bench
division OF the High Court of Justice
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

DETROIT, Mich, July 2o.-The Ifibane, OF
this city which was recently sold 10 G. A.
Nimocks, of Minneapolis, WAS purchased
today by James II. Stone, its former man
ager IL Is announced that the Irll.tHs viii
be- run under the incoming management as
a state Republican paper
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

Drnau Mich Ja.g - Sol Horanig.
21- EHa5efh-si was assaulted by bis wife
uith an axe last night while asleep and
bis head sn.if omen The ssssnlt Vas made
heaasse ioraRfz ave . watermelon bic wife
had puf ou the iee ior fhe ues. dsv II SOCK
THREE Sta Nart police fo srresf Mrs H0ro-
eii7 and Eef her Iofo fhe patrol wagon. The
assaulted man wi.I recover
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

DCBLN. July 2s.-A farmer named. .Whe-
Ian was found dead this morning near bis
home at Cailan, county Kilkenny, having
been murdered with hatchet He had
been in trouble with his tenants. one man
has been arrested for completely in the
affair
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
4 LIGHT SENTENCE.
Horace Hfnkley Gets six Years and Pour
Months for KiiIiag Geo. Allen.

~"
CENrEEvmLE, Mich, July 2s-Horace
Hinkley. sentenced by Judge pesler 10 six
years and four months at hard labor I'm the
State prison a. jackson. for killing George
Allen, was this morning taken there. He
seemed much pleased over his light SEN
fauee
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29
oNI nUNoReo tLNDoos 40
Terrible Ia-- of Iiss ia a Isu rnins Tiasasr.
In InaLA.

boNHsa. July Dispatches from 3D.
ras stale that the theatre al Dunenel ly.
night with an enormous loss 81 nie. Oue
hundred Hindoo. we're klilei and many ln-
furt-f
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

DCrrw. jolly 1>.-The consideration of
The petition in heh,lf ~ Nr Justin Nc
Carthv against Tire result 81 tbe recent cleo
uon in London viil, 90 IS expected. be post
uonrt urEI October.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

East CsNHRiner Mas Jolly 2--Quict
sim reiens in The ueirhborhood Of John r.
squires packing house About thirty new
men came boz todav. sugmcnune fhe mum
ber of worker to lNl Customers arc sup
prei as usual
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

WAsuNeroN, July 2s-Secre,ary Whit
ney left Washington this afternoon foi New
York where he VIII attend and acf as paM
bearer a. the funeral II Hubert % Thomp-
SON
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

Bo-roN. July 2, Daniel simpson the
celebrated drummer of the Ancient aud
Honorable Artillery. who ha, been noted as
such since l-p1. died at bass residence here
this morning, aged @
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

WAsHNoToN. July 2o-Pnnce Fushimi,
of Japan. who arrived here last night
called on Secretary Bsyari st ihe Depart
ment OF state today. Tomorrow be Will he
formally presented % the President
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-29

WA-ulNaroN. July 2S- Charles D Jacobs.
of Kentucky. who was appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland Minister 90 the United
States of Colombia has resigned
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-22

vVy.NTED-To place loans on long time on farms
w ar business blocks short time or chattel or
real estate security rates low and prompt attention
Ashbel Welch. Eagle block WNi-t