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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09
THE CONDENSER.
rhs Pith Of the Ne~- in Brief for Hassy
Peru al


The Pith Of tue News IN Brief for Hasty
P-ru.tL
A str0ug natural gas vein was struck near
Lencast,r, O-I, only tweIye f-st below tnS
urlace.
An insane farmer named Peterson, hving
assr GresnyilIs, AicIigaa, Eillei his vita
In hlmsst
Judge K as1n, Of Texas, viii SUPPORT Mr..
Be a. fnsHciul ep-u.oas eglinst tue present.
t7'asltry tnaAug emsnL
Frouia-nI cltIz.ns Of Bsintriiga. Ohi1,
oavs ben eir.s,el, charged With st lag
,-al from rsi r..d car.
III EepIlIi,ans of PlrSeTsburg, West
Virginia u3aina e1 C4ar.es b. SAITH for
ma or, lud a council t.cset
GIN Nallsrvss's nlmi ~ mslti11s1 for
the Hrmiitoa, Ono, posro.ii;a, wlicl Le-
s,.u4s- v4,sls o. tn )lils&
A NH wii lie in r1Iuc.l in the Olio
house txlGs the rental OF teisploUe instrd-
n1eBt- at three dollars a month.
Mile EllT, a trap,zs performer. fe1
thirty fesi IA a NeS Haven, Coun c-.cl5,
taeater aud was bsdIy injrrsd
Tue sntici2ited 'ounls besvosn the man
utac:urr rs Bni shoe cutters Of Cincinnati
has ue n, at least temporarily, avs-5eL
Tha CHcqgo Astro1omi.Il sJciety has
iavsl its Sjt0)l s2pirJtus from tls for4~
cio-ure against the Cliclgo university.
The Soc,ttl for ths Prevention o. C-uslty
b. Aniicals IS wa 2ing Wig oroli war Iglinib
cOc s-Dsuting in an aroulj Cincinnati.
Tie AmsrlcH Ball fe.ep1ona company
ms w1l its suits in Philadelphia against
other companies rsgurdn g patent rightl
MaN0rs wos elected Tues lay in a numher
Of Can- Isn towns. Women voted at To-
runtU lOI the tiis time, aud polied a large
Sobs.
Alex. Gil,lr s., Al old man in thu Iul-
lima. p. goor Onse, has been pal ST., 30
bqcS peLsiJh, the largest ever pad private
solI.er.
Tie Democratic caucus e!cctel E Twin
Wa field iQr Presi1elJ OF the Maryland
senate, ahI joseph Seth Tor speaker or
tno hUus .
Conductor b Baldwin aud brakeman
A. c. NJ { VI were drownal by collapse OF
a bridge PR, through nJ0l at Dlncaanon,
PennsylYLliL
Tue general passenger agents meeting in
Now YORK, decide to smut or frs1 passes to
shippers uni employees, daless at tue rslu Sd
Uf us plrJtn .ut neaIS
Minneapolis mill owners bave entered
suit agaius the city fJr injunction against
tIe building Of o certain bridge that will in-
Jure the water power.
The committee Imprinted by the OHIO
house to Iuvlsdgle ths Cilcinn1ti election
! frauds Is nov n thai city. TlB cJnni5Sss
consists OF tive Republicans and two d mo
Gratis The chairman is Hon, L. Poor
man. Coun e ERIK Dalton has b9el sum
mcneil, aud tho exa nina.lon begins at tbs
| Barnet hoase.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

NASHVILLE, Tann.. jan. Tho county
courp # ltu;har.ord county has declared tn
otli'a c, Slvr.G vaccine and clect,l sue.
"cssor TO on the unaypiraI tern o Benjamin
Bat'v, the IN 'ssiug sheriff tcy su iienly
uisappear'i naout To months aga AMI his
net MLce cen nun cl,cl with uuv one of tho
coun y or lett any oXrllnlt OF of his ao-
s'nce. Tie h1s been heart o. in Texas
tnrcu h sotae questionable financial trans.
action. u IS now sup9o ed DO is in McKee,
IL has been tsar,tliuoI that h, was bshin
In MS oceouut, so a sm,l emollt, a short.
ago wGi,h m,ths hlv, oean easily arranged
Rnl h Irlon Is ara at loss to ao,ount for
his strange con iuc
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7-rhe pro tenn. Of
senate lal before that tcdy u very remark.
sbln p'uaol, IRON Slrll klly, OF Homes.
dn.e, Pennsylvania wnicl stlt,s that sle ia a
lone widow, wac lost n.ne rel itives IN the
war FIR the Ua,oa, ilcluiiny hu ioaud
h,hor, trl5IerS, hrJEler-,u law, c1us us,
un sleS, etc, ana erred because sac wasn't a
man SO that she could so inso thu army
herself Sac asSer.s tCat She is p0,tess OF
rar' merit AMI dos not SIS pension as
other women do in similar circum tanees,
but vans congress to pass hi apprupri
atiny her tue Osrl OF tn nation with such
a salary as will enable her TO inv, IN sivle
that a lady should 1--we, who suffered SO
much Tor tho perp,tlSloi Of tls ULion.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

DANvnLE, H., Jan 1.-The surviving
members OF the family CT the late w lco.t
Anen, the weal.h.ssU farmer in this section
OF TIE state at tue nm9 OF his d,ath, havo
just gone hopelessly insane over religion.
They are ali converts Of recent revival
George Allen, tuir,y-Gwo years oil !, AMI his
brother Heutr, lh.rty-four y,ars OH, we're
nIjldged insane Eacn las fe snI .wo
c-lIren. lbelr sister, Miss Mary A lea,
wliI he held Tor insanity, ,..lI tLelr mother,
sixty years oil, Is also prosoLnssd de-
msuUsi
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

JgRe5Y CITY, ~ j., J m Z. In the Hud.
son county Oyer aui tenn nor court
rnomls +, Pllyl All Howard G. Rhlt .
wer, arrai med FOR man lauyat,r Tue Sea.
Is tho egrlnl operator at the Marion STA
ton OF the Ptuysy vgnis railroad, whose
ear r,slso o. tue lS.h o, OeJoocr last
cluvl thl collision OK tlt Hr,seu3 &c <
Mea Tow; between an eniyrant train ana
tn Petite etrr's, ty WA ca OF ;hs plr,ol'
wero klll,l Il ga les Is tn brakeman OF
tn em,grnt trnn whn iai,,l to 20 blci
with TIE nrgp'r ylais wle1 is Grain bro Se
down, Bot men pleaded not gully and
were remain r. /
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. Tho speaker laid
before tue house the senate JOINT resolution
tend ring tho thanGs OF con ;rsis to inc gov.
ernor uui psople Of Olio fer a statue OF
JAM A Gariiall ana accepting the SAM
lhe resolution was lad on tne t.bls LOB
tutur consideration,
Tue cal OF stat for the introduction OF
tills AMI resolution, was then resumed
Among tbs ills introduced were the fol.
luwin2:
BY Mt Srney, of Ohio, TO repeal tho civil
service act, also to ro.re trade dollars.
By Mr. villain, OF OIio, to provide for
the issue OF circulating notes to national
banSilg associpyloI. fI,s il tn san, u Ii
n.ro lucnl by MIR. Wiliius in the last col.
grsJ |, prov.d tnar N tionll BANKS
shall he entitled To circulation eQunl to tue
prr vaue o, bonls deposited 90 secure tue
sam, bi, MOI to exseli tn1 actual paid IN
capital OF sIch bani
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09
SULLIVAN, The BASTARD.
so"on'. Pride. ,hs Bis Brute. Piss- Like
Cur.

Cur
NEW Yonx, Jan. Little Tommy Lee,
he thirteen -gfar-ol1 neNsooy who was 50
.rutally beaten by John l. Sullivan, has
.eari7 rsc1ysrsd. In. st1ters sl that Billy
Ma ideu We with the Boston fighter is de-
liei ~ "a. who were prfseut
Il tried to 20 out 10 sell my papers" said
he injured boy, "but my upper lip is 80
,cr3 tlaL csud not call out my papers
his kind Of breaks up MY business
II "a greet hardship tor me, poor wo-
man," sad Mrs. Lee "iomm7 was hello
70 me b. s3liiBg bis pap7rs, ami now, s.r"s
o. i, uuaDls to cry out, b. eau not get rad Of
ihsm'
Tommy is spoken Of bv all the nciybb1rs
ls On homes harJworkiug boy Hs was
working Tor Patrick McKeuDa. news ven
Ter At Broadway an ! Twenty -5sv nth street;
but vita the new year be deci JED 10 sell
paper, on bis own account. HIS venture
proved successful, for hs found many cu5
toners al the hotel& While Tommy was
seIing his papers along tns street last Sun
day morning sullivan went TO the Giisey
1Ousp 10 see Al SMITH, the sporting man
Mr. Snirh was not in at the me The
3 ston pet md companion then staggered
hDWhIl AuA blIlAAJll hb'Es Uhb III A4liA "
locked, turned away in disgust TO ths BrOal.
way door For fe" moment. they re-
NAMED inside of tbe storm door rs IL nnls.
.lJed vhprs Ia 70 next At this moment,
little Tommy with his bundle Of naperS aa
ais usual cueery voice, called out, Morning
papers, gentlemen" TIE muscular form ~
Sullivan turned around and finding the lit
ts mDts Of humanity IN his way rails ed his
umbrella AMI strucI Tommy a blow in tl1
mouth, which sent his front tech through
his upper lip AMI laid him on tls stna, h1or.
"Ys-, got a warrant for the brutal man
who SIR Ick my boy" sail the NONE Il
went To Jefferson Market an Just.c, Ford
gave ne the pap r. An officer took I end
isSel me where | could lind sullivan.
told him d. not SnoN. My Toy wes with
ms Ia court ana showed the jul e whsre
OILS lip was cul. TIey told mo | would he
not fed when no was captured,
Sullivan too an ens bound train before
the warrant c tulI DO seryel
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

louisville, Pa, Jan. An the co,liarles
in tie MlhoDoy AMI SIeuanIo III valieys are
drowned ou,, an but few of them can re.
sum. before Mon Jay throughout tn ,
country hundreds of stores and dwelliu IS
are flooded alI the damage ami loss II live
s:ocS viii amount To Thousands o, dollpis
A landslide occurred en- the Little Schu a.
Xiii railro ID, an during the rJso OF tue day
BLOCKED travel on That rou5e. Ssvsral huu-
drel ton; OF elrCh All rccls, loosalal Dy
rains, burr d the ra.Irold tra,ks ior dls.
tance Of 30 var
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09
The - LOCKOUT.
Zig surprlsr I" N"no 81 the Employee
aLInI AIhnt nnnh.

'hisf tuhut peaks
NEW IoHg, Jan. = line iocaolt o. tho
S,eon an NiI,h avcuu elevate railroads.
vas geuu ~ s.rp,i,o % the ca 10 70 ami
IreE3l cmpioyoI o. tuou lines, Un cals5i
mucJ iadigus,iDl among JhJ m5l. CIief
Arthur, Whp was cul,ai upol nj his had
Iuartar', said; "All thinss considered Con-
rial Manager Hams ,r-n,mcnt Of the mln
On The rCnls raWel vrs most shabby and
lu5 uoJuI I'd Ter ION VIII not G,rtlto to con
hru my s.ntsnenJ 10 tlts respect. No hing
has "a dout q ther b. u3ys'.f nor The men
10 wnrrpnJ such n procedure, and it was
wholly uu'a,lal f1r We wore quietly
awaiting tDerssglt Of tbs conference M
strike his blll orlpr, by M nor nav, Iil
an wly tht at"n3l TO or or on rs YETI
Mr. Hans, who vas subsequently, c1lci
upon IN regard TO his acdon, rcius.d ALSO.
tut0y 10 sly auyCll1s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

JOPLIN, Mo, Jan. THE boiler which
inruislaj steam for saw mut on ths
Walker tract, some distance soutl of NVe,b
CITY, eSploatd, IRON " hat cause is noo vet
definitely Anown. Il is sail tho en- yinesr
had plenty of water in the boiler, bu5 he
was also carrying heavy hsa OF $ cam
judi Cox, VINO represented the Western
d.strict Of J sper county in the coln5y
court in 1885, was Instantly killed by t1s
explosion. joan Rosen, tue engineer, was
bauIy ScaldeJ, AMI two bro.herS namal
Moberly, were trignttuly ssaidel ami
burned by fyiuc deulis
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

BALTIMORE, Jan, Lieut. Robert NJ.
G. Brow9, United Safes navy, was mar
red 10 Mss X tie, daughter Of ex-senator
II. G, D v.s, of Yves, Virginia, at the NOEL
kennert IN tn.s city. Walker Bli1e was
out o. thu grOomime0, AMI Chester Allan
Arthur jr., SON Of The ex.presdent, was the
bess man Among those present at the core
mony were United States Senators Cam
lem, of West Virginia; German, Maryl md;
Hlrrisou, Indiana; Ransom, Nor.h Gro
hn'; AMI hon. Stephen B E.kini Lieu
tenant ana Mrs. Brown will so to New
Xprx
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

CLEVELAND, o, J2l IA tcnk at the
SIauusrA Oh refinery was set on q Q by a
spark from passing lcccn i've, AMI The
contents, 1900 barres OF fined oil. ver1
colsume1. The fir Communicated 10 tank
ner By containing 5000 barrels Of oil,
which Is now Luraing. rLere is a pJssii =
ity of the fir1 srreading still im Their, tut
this, 1t is hop'1, viii b, avertsl by draining
the OIL from tn tans lao a crsel uslr py.
The loss up to this me Is abous S25,0jl.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. T. &C A. Byrne,
editor OF Tue NV York Dramatic Tlnes,
was arrestsl ia this city on tue clarg) o.
publishing defaml5orJ llhal o. Laws N.
Meg mana ia; Editor of tne Dlily
News OF this c ty III Mlrch las. Tie uoel-
Gus article grew ouS of tne crl icismi in tia
Philadelphia papers of tn, p9ri nlno5 Of
Ala Norman, B'rnss wife, curing al en-
gasenent in t1is city. After b 5rns had re-
malnad IN cu'to iy abouy an hour Mr.. NJ
gaises was pegsuaueI 10 withlrly the com
plalnt on Bgrpe promi ing to ma;s tu.l
retractioI Ia tha cNIIms OF his paper
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

WASHINGTON, jan 7--Amoag the bills
introIueei IN tao s,nats was cue by Mr..
ho1r 70 fix the tina for the meeting OF cou-
gre.s 1t likes the tins Tor the meeily OF
congress in 1876, and every second year
tuerea ter. on the tirst Monday in 0stober,
AMI in 1884, ani every s.conl year there.
after, On tho second Moosay in Noveubsr
Mr.. Huar IN introducing tas bill, saws it
must be coed that the business # the
country is increasing SO fast that longer ses-
Sious of colsress ara lSHvary.
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Robert Ramsay nead.

TORONTO, Jun. ID. Robert Ramsay,
one OF tue NEST prominent Masoas IN Amer.
lea, died in TvronIo HIS hone was IN
Orll!a, Ontario. He was corn in e lslan
in ISL. he was first Mason in Clevel4n1.
He removed to PniIade phia aud suos,.
qusutly to 0rilla, He held dis inc uisled
positions in tha Knights Temnlur. h.s
reputation as a M9son.c writer was word
w.de. He was create1 knight com nanier
of the Tenn by tue Prince OF Wales.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

ELutRA, N Y, jan Ia the seventy
dv1 ur go-ltyol-p.aAA rlca, tls follow.
Ing pcIcs.ri $ vii pardi Dat; l. Eiz-
grail, James M2agh'r ter coll len aud
PstAr ssismIu, .. MN YJr 81; W. G. H1g-
hnl, OF AIoIra, ID nisi dRr.} II Boston,
Gus Guorrers, ot California, Ten Muira,t,
OF sc lana, john daalas, Of Bugham ~,
D.n Jol's, j rrr Cr1n.n, }. t. Moore.
Moran, }, c Lttle (co,orsQ, aui & Ray
t,1.1rsD, uI 4 MIRA.
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The gLCcKApep WEST.
The Snow Steps the Wheel of Passenge
aud Freight Ira ms

Aho ShVW o'"pN tue w heel- oI passenger
and Freight IRA ns.
OMAHA, Nab, Jal. 7.-Guo1 weather
aidsd materially in raising II snow tlocA.
ade. TIE Un.ou Psc.fc main line $ clear
Tue KInsas div.s.ol Is in very olJ conf
ton. Tbs Netras "a brancJes are IrlrC,.
talDy aban lonad Tor the uresel5. Pas,en o,
trans On tAe Union Pacific are nearly on
time Much frs.gI,, no Tevsr, is boc4al. ID.
Toe burlington route, D nver line, is rot
vet open. No trans have come thruu-l
since SATURDAY, buC the road will prooa ~
be open soon Travel over the Missouri
PCc.tic has been resumed, The st. Puui &
Omaha is ia l. bloc sade1. Cnca 20 trans
on ali roads and all east pounI trans are on
TIM.
The freight blockade in the railroad yards
in tbs city is nos yet raj ell buy propably
will lie soon. Very it.le mail posing
through tue Omaha postoitice on account OF
the number OF 'l1yed Grams.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Z. B. Shop Rober son rem
dered his dnclslcn on the moion Tor new
trial mat3 by tn3 council or thu Rev.
"Fa.heI" H D. Jard'ne, Of Kansas CITY.
The bishop overrnlss she n )Sion on tue ground
that the evidence does no. convince him,
after his examination OF it, tGat tn verJ C,
should be- set as. lie. Fne ssutsnce will soon
be promuI gated by%he bishop in acc1r1an "a
with the verdict thas Father JarIina was
guilty of immnr llltias
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

BALTnioRE, jim Mate George W.
Brown, o. the brig o. B. Stilimln. p.ell 4
quit 20 the charge OF having -cuttlel that
vesss. in mil ocean while en- voya re tro n
Charleston, South CAROLINA, to Jamaic'.
he has not yet been sentsnced Brown will
be usei ss a witness against CspA AIfrel
Brothsrton indicted on the slme charge.
The penalty attached to the crime is death.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

HARTFORD, C,aa, Jan. The Connect.
cut legislature 4as orel5i ITS SIS lou MAJ.
john a. Ebbrts, OF New london, was
chosen sp5aA,r O, the uouse. Ausan l.
Biamari was chosen clsrs, ana Wan. J.
hSCupvi,le assistant cltrE Alter or-aui-
N len was C M e,ol the twl traucues met
in ] INT scssOu aui listened to The reahus
q ,ae governors nesag, SOtl braneles
then a5JJurnei until russIay
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

Princess ANNE, Nj, Jan. In tha
wind aud ram storm three men were
dro Tnsl near Roc Gee; whiD try.1! ID
maze shore in small siiif fro n their vas
sci wnicI was an,hJr1d f5w hu1 lrel var Is
irom shors. Tns surf was too stcolg for tho
small boat, an wasn5l comp e.eIy over il,
carrying the three men away, AMI leaving
the IourJn, who vas with tan, eli ,ing to
the side OF the boat wnsr5 he re.nIIlsd an.
til ha was rsscI 4
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

STREAToR, H., Jan. Peter Howard, a
pronnole coal jeal o. til city, was ar
reste CHARGED with having ass .ullsI A.
Wards, ten ySarS OLD. AMI Sarah Mitch I'll,
slsve1 years OLD. Wnile TIE conssaua was
reading the warrant Howard whipped out
six-shao.er an c1mm meal rlaziog away.
The two slotS tivsl berors he wls nslrml
TOOK no eT5sk Howard was hall in Sa,u1O
D.. -
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ATTEMPTED MURDER.
A Drunken FI-fotcrman Triea to XIII y
NeWsu uer NauorTsr.


Newsp per Reporter
CiYcINNATT, Jan. Tx Policeman Mau.
rice Su sIEGn, tho well known copper who was
i.sc larsed no II the force not long since Tor
irun .en 1888, cater ID th3 saloon known as
Hiudq iartcrs, at % Lon;warth street,
owned by Wappsnsteio. tn detective whose
ieposal for hoIling up anJ roboi : the Nc
Clyn9n brothers lass 81 n nsr Great lslcla
sensation, AMI seeing e. Antony, tbs e
luirer reporter, sittiu, there, at Once made
Tor b IN with his hand in his hip poe &c,
saving; You - -, you helped to
down me- arI now / am going to sLoos
you"
AT almost the same moment cna barrel Of
pistol was discharged while i'll in ns
pocGet, without 1oin any injury, however.
An hJuy started up rom us cuair AMI
made rush or tho irate copper ami tri d
10 pacify him, meanwhile grabbing his RIM
JUST as the remaining Uarrel exploleI Tuis
tine tbs tall cauglt Autnony'3 third finger
IN The righa hand, literally stripping ali the
DISH fire. m the cord and third finger Joints
and flowing off tue top Of the Il .er CON-
! pletely Inc noise OF the firing, 10y this
time, attracted tho attention Of the few
pl'sars-by, among whom Was Billy PIGter-
sen, the tough 81 oou cooper, anI uVJn
companion OF Ausnouy'S
TaSing IN thJ S tultiJn at a glance, he
irow his gun AMI let go twice, mother tall
luckiv hiuilg ITS marS. Sussman, seeing
tue turn affairs hal Ia en- maJa Urea6 Tor
tne door and ran down toward V.n. street.
0lcers Their and Foun.ny, OF the Mr.
chan 5 police, al once gave chase an cap
Iured Sus,man aft short race and anjeI
h,m az Central staten, here cnarss OF
ihootny TO kali was placed against hin. o.
tue way up SuHnnn was very uaru.y, and
showed disposition to fl hit, but was finally
pAc4daI
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TOLEDO o, Jan. 7.,-A colorsd minister
bv tue mans OF Campbell was ioun5 gully
II SO emuiz'ng marriage between Mrs.
Mary English, white, ana Alfonso Van
sleave, colorsd, AMI SENTENCED TO ten days
imprisonment in the county jlil by Judgs
PiAe, OF to clmmoa Pile court
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

WASHINGTON, JaI. Z The president s,nt
the following nominations TO the senate:
PuStmasters, raomls RYAN, at Sault De
Ste M1ris, Michigan; Charles Holiday, at
ST, Louis, Michigan; j. C. Morgan, Eear.
ney. NegrasSa; alsC, James Slielis. of Mon.
tana. to be collector OF internal revenue Tor
the district OF Montana.
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FLoUE-F ncy, sa4lg4'5; family, "a oO9
MIEAT-N, 3rrd, $ cGSsc; No. >, 92d92c
C)3N-No, 3 al xel, IS So &C; NJ mixed
SGlSp3
8OG l.; NJ. white, tx - e
Pn K-FdmiIy, : d25l0lO 81 &; regular IL J. S7lk
@U5t
Boon Short Gear 81 'es, St.75GLso
LAlD--Ke, le, IS &C
CHEZ Prime u Gao ce ono, 0IeCGl0c; New
YORK LUG Ac Northwest rl, 5f9c.
PuUL ~ C ioce fu.l-g own chickens, s251
0}2 uucls, -GOl GiuJ' geese, 800 o.. 0 per
doz n live turkeys S'9G9s
MOOL-Unwashed me dunn CLOTHING, "a beg
fine nIerino % t2ic; common, Is iic; heec+
was e medium Clot ing 3 L3 Lei: comb ny, , q
g C: fine meriu) X aud Ny. - Dt6c; burr an1
cots 1192Jc; tub wasLel, IS g3Ic; pulled, 2+G
2Sc
HAY--No l timothy. sl3 0)dDl3 80; No ? Sl9O0
tGl2 81; mixed 80 5lUll.5: p'lire, $50 JG9.U0s
wnea ats and rye rIw, 81 90 so,
CAT LE-G1od 70 choca bu c1ess, - % a. 35s
fair, S3.,id3 con- on, IL ga 30: st)c isrS
and f. dsrs, i3.VOg4 IS; yearlings a-d calves
81 00 80
HO s. elected butchers 81 9C@iOO; fair IL
GooI p c dag, - jJO 10; air 10 good light, $3.5a
G} -; common, A. d3 90; culis s3I ~
S ZEE =" m m to fair. 20 tni. -. good 'e
cho &c, Shatml .: co nm t. fair lambs, S3IS1
$50; good to choice. Il 0)nl.i5.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

MARSHALL. Tex, Jan. John Crow
las and J. Don Adair, two promin mt young
men, tetween whom a feud existed. met in
4 saloon. Both Grew reviewers and b. gan
airing. Crowds was shot through tho
bert and del instantly Affair was ar
rested and released on bail
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

torroy, Jil "A dispai,a from H'n-
ooI & Ia D m;1 s1ys TIA fully ten ibauB.
iul reb j.. romggsJ Of d .cs,ts or ! o hs-s,
re as mo ei nHhia tacDty milo ra1iIs
81 tloi0au ~ ,lau1llay, AMI ars tAr .at n
~ t15 place, and tlut an emcnte enuts u
q rel
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

NEW YoRv, Jan IL ia now asserted
that tue Mpnlltn E,evitel railroad OIL.
eials Wcr, or lor'd b. Sate RAJ roa Com
mtyiplar o poin,ll to rsunp trallia On the
NlutI az Slcllt avenue lines. No.Aing
yot heard from tho cou er,i,s
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

ANNAPOLIS Md, Jan. The MARYLAND
lesi'ia,ur1 met an. Eiviu Warii3l6, o; Cecil
coun Y, was chosen president OF the senate.
aud Joseph b S'Jh, OF Talbot county. was
ela',ei speaker OF tas hoIi1 OF de,egasS2
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09
FOREIGN GLEANlNGS.
a. DE FREYclNeT FORMS n NEW CAB
NET FOR FRANCE.
The State "a h win Probably Appear
Under the New Hegimo--,i,rieb 81 tuo
Preinier's Lifs--Cefin sny's Com
paint snow In EHri nj

PANS, jan IN De Frjcuet viii
form q new cabinet and is nov olglgei 10
tAe tas Of selecting tn. members s,y.ral
N uDrr, OF tho late ministry viii asp
porfJl oi IN the cabinet Of NJ. D. Fraycln IT,
j. problble that the only new mluiser,
will be ~ Constans. as minister Of tue in
icrior; ~ spullsr, rs min 81 r OK publ c Ia.
tirlctior, AMI Gsn. DIvour, a. mina.er OF
W.T. ~ ID Frycip1ts program inc.ul .
reiJrm Il the uu lgst, reform o. t55uim n
lst elton, aud the organization OF n sys.e n
OF government 10 AMMAN anJ Tonqlin, re-.
duc,ng the Iroteclorote to tho small st
ue-saarY limits
The following viii probably 30 tho new
eao.ati
NJ ID Frycinst, premier AMI minister Of
foreign aifhirs
N C1nsans. minister OF thu interior.
III Sad Cams, minister Gllntt
~ Spul.or, mn.s or 0. pa Jlia iI,lrustion
G IA D'youf, min.s.or OF w1r
n G Il Il Dcmole, min,st q public
Eor.s
Pore lo Grand, minister Of agriculture.
ll.rge MaugJl, miuss1r OF r5m44cI
NJ Slrrltu, minister II pJ5# M tbs.
CraDht
M Galibsr was minister Of marin, until
raes1sy, but rea tu'l IA. bsfor, ,n' lDvI.
IL Vi ti' BtMt.n uiub,ry, AMI hs -u cjss1r
bas not bsel uanal.
81 d. Freyc.uets cabinet, shcull be sue.
CO. ia form NJ ona, un nJt prove unsut.
tsssfIi, aa be- did year rFo, Hlii b. 10
tweny- tbird of th' Fr5Ich p lbl,, m i,s
6uesl ars OF cxis.eIt an average no
OF ssysn m3n,hs 10 a ,uuinit Tuu iol,Ow.
IN .tlulf ply.s tao rrcJr q
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

LoNpoS, Jan a. - snow has fallen
throu lout England during The pas. oi ;lt
hours, and now has several iuches deel
Travel has blsn GfsAd, ,npeiei aud in
SONS places ensirelS saspsnJst. rle tel1'
graph wires are dSWu az cSu.nullcation
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

Republican eapltaliSes have purchased a
controllny interest in the d stou A lvsr4sr
aud that paper will probably be siraiShs in
It's politics hearafter
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1886-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. Col Llmon: stat
ell that no name would b, sent to the senate
as yet fer sut- treasurer a. New YorE.