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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10
Joint Meeting OF the Wheel and
Alliance.

A JOINT meeting of the Wheel and
Alliance was held at the Court Honse
on Saturday, October 9th, 1889. for ths
purpose of consultation.
The following officers were elected
n. y. Adams, President; j. P.
Park, Secretary.
After the object of the MEETING h..,
been stated BY the president. the fo,low,
ing committee on Memorial "a. ~.
pointed: j. J. Chambers. chs;rmsp.
-: Jones. + M. Blunt, z. II,
~ eodall, J. P Park, who immediately
retired and after short consultat,on
presented the following Memorials
which were endorsed by said meeting.
to-wit: e'
MEMORIALS.
lst. That this body memorabilia tho
legislature Of the State of Mi,sissinni
70 refuse 10 appropriate any money 10
encourage foreign and negro immi-
2nd. That this body is opposed 10 anv
proposition looking to the repeal Of the
present railroad supervis,un law.
ora. That so much of the convict
labor - possible be utilized ia running
Dagging factory AZ . State enter prise.
eth. That law be enacted prohibit
State. 'a'
9th. That IN regard to Common
Scnooi Law We memorabilia tho next
Leelslature TO make the following
!. To equaIize the distributions Of The
Free Public School Fund, throurh.
ont the State, and not sllow env
Discrimination 10 favor OF towns.
= y y the desire OF this body. wheu-
ever the Consultation 20 oormita
that the ONCE Of County Superin.
tandenta OF Education ia aboiishsa
and The Board Of Examiners oop-
Slst Vt three Let grade teachers.
~. That the Trustees OF schools b
allowed to opAn schools ct any time
during the scholastic year thev M
aiect. provided : majority Of the natron.
consent to the time Of opening.
9th. That q law chaueins IA nree~rk
mode OF selecting Grand and Petir
Jurors q deemed necessary 70 the mar 49,
eneclive WORKING Of the jury systsm.
20. tnst Law defining the rights
sno privileges Of employer and en-
10Th. That = lsw establishing 1 Bu.
rea1 q Agriculture and requiring TIA
teachinG q the rudiments Of AericuI-
Iurai dcience IN tho public schooIs 81 |
tbe Stats b. enacted.
18th. That y the sense OF this con. .
mittee that our next Legislature shond
call constitutional convention Tor the |
purpose Of framing new Constltution
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10
TO the Voters Of Tishomingo County:

TO the Voters Of Tishomingo County:
! hereby withdraw my name as !
TOR the Legislature. l was .
candidate subject to the action OF tho
Democratic party and - the party has
failed to take any action / think it
would DO proper for me 70 withdraw
ny name in the interest OF the party.
and ! hope every hones. man will COM
out On the day OF tho eleotNu aud vote
= straight ont Democratic ticket. the
only ticket worthy OF an honest mans
support. CHAs. B. MCMEAMs.
Butnsville, Mise.. Sep. 70. 's9.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts.
o s sores, ulcers. salt .rheum, fever
corns, and all skin eruptions, aud positively
cures piles, or no psy required. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price IS cents per box. For
sale by r. b. Watson & Co.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10

The customers frequenting Watson &
Cos. drug store with their nightly pre-.
scr'ptions Of DR.. w. A. Hodges and
other physicians Of reputation and abjl,
ity, should rattle the door of Watson &
Hughes brick instead of the drug store
door Is before.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10

BELMONT. Mis-. Oct. 5. 1889
EDITOR REPORTER: Cotton Y GSt
opening and No are making quite 4
hesaway gnthering It. The catterpillar
40 bill WORM haSe damaged II some /,
pat - still wall have - average Yield.
~ r. a. Cats haa Just closed biz
school - Belmont With honor 70 him.
seh - one q Tishom:ngo's noble
preoeptoFs.
We are proud 70 - the name 81 u.
B. Lindsey g be1ore Tho people = !
candidate l0r Reprosenfative. He Il
worthy ~ poaition and II elected would
have TIE ten1eacy OF regeneratine ina
flaenoe upon TIE people IS represents.
We hops thas avery voters Of Tisho-
ningo and surrounding counties viii
eubecribo for the REPORrER between
now and election day. g. N.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10
Thursday, Sept. 2e, 1881.

The University has been put Is y
enectlve condition than ever before' s,
Inc plan OF study is re-cast. AZ q !
allow numerous electives in bofS sTs.}
g sne the 3 courses. Prof2ssorl1 \,
nave been reorgahized.
Addison Hogus, Professor 81 A. rs
Astronomy. : q q Is
4. N. Leavell, Professor a. rp~1,f
and Relies Lettles. 80. ~ =.
". 4. Sims, late of vandayh,,< -
veisity, Professor Of Mental snd 49,
Science, &C. - "a n X !,
George p. Purfnton, late 81 ms,
y !" Misso9I!, Professor 81 Che1 r. e
ana Natural History. n
Frof. j. w. johnson. Aasie>@ y. ~ "
lessor IN EnglisNand Mathemn W. a; AL
Inc executive committee Viii III i
gnsals OF Mathematics and a 78151z
Languages from the best n,afes'1si r = Fl
60 Dy the United States. bsi,rS r. |
opens; xnd an assistant Dro1
AIcieht Languages will be snn01< II N d.
and Chancellor. a. a r. X 4 ||
Iuitlon still free to eli, exoen1 i
Rov " law students Send ~ ~ ri
md statement NJ jmnrov7 4 ~ &
study. EDWxriY y z@ s.
& Chancellor tnivcf1|l1
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-10-10
le('AL AND PERSONAL ITEMS

FeN Weather,
Cot,os : 81.
Fsoss = Monday last,
=. +. ucFas b srssnng INV barn.
Usososaas wore n demand Last Sun.
~ - uoatay.
1lnGaane q al grades, 8 to Is cents
yAfos = =. !. McRAs's. ssp9v-st
- - bsAs with hsrslc oonsis.eacy
mleouksssss Of other people.
Asnaa Who resolves to quit drink
aa - q sobsr earnest.
= Clikksoalss y building : now
11es near ~ cemetery.
q. Bamssy len o. Sunday last Tor
yllIss ~. u
IA 80 81 10 to 20 yards Of GOOD
elen Checks q E. =. AcRae's for
sep26- St
MS ~ Goot The Democrats Of Tisho-
3 !, q -'a' ''.' ne0ause
z - ~ pnoy ~ ~ -
u - ,,..& = e,a -. -. -.... :.
2.4 go.lsr oai' . =. =. Necklaces.
~ ~ asn''1'ne PF'oes' 70
- lAllie Miller left for Tupslo on
M&&14@ 4snH - s>s.aA 49,
eeles Caahmere for dress goods can
p. 4cRae's 1t so cents
...
q v'.. org y nov. = r.
y. = .. ss'.osnce q the of'des
, .s.s y. .. .1Ure, Mt' JAMES 'oaldan
- Ao0'n'oa'
aIy .On 2. petso1s wno wants 70
SScS1 .rr,r 1 - w;i;s u u ooIEnq p III
lefs. Mics v " - ss. .s''
M Eva Nor0eet ,eft last wedra.d.v
~ ~ old home Il Clarksdalo. Miss.
Nov 10 vouns men ,,eA and vi.b .bs
+ 800 hsck arsin.
- !, 49,, ssoo.s ~. :. ~ .ues aoc s.y'es
s. J. McRse,s. scnoG. a.
kmmat RED. Who vas formerly With
J. ,. Mckinney Of this place, Is now
fynvolinr II Arkanass tor ! Maunh;s
4 49,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
The MILWAUKEE ROAD.
rrc.iden, WSii.y-s Sspisns'i"e shove .
Vsst~r state eft A1sirs

NitvaUETE. Wis. SAr,h 2-P u
Armour. who "a here. and John Flantis-
ton bo;h Ssnv anv ~irt~n'io1 q retiring
from The - Paul Pa rvsi Company D.
sectoTy- President Miller SAD la.- sigh;
regarding &c. company financial conai
tom: Ate: paying of~rs' * ~~rp~nsss,
faIes ami Interests 90 tonas. ss ssrnes
S5Q.oc cut e ~hioh - y. pad IS pr cent
on the preferred .;ocs. sss1.eS We ss-
v~nj~d for q pmsa' and psfnAsa-o m
prvvemsn,s : @i.sn. nons ss shseh 10
c~hs.s.ahle to in0orne. aud oil 81 sssch 10
more than oGs-i br tends hold IN car
srea.sry ~eich 90 have preferred ss 80
eel. Toe siassmsn' that 80 yAia o.:
S.op1lso n d vidssds ss,~ass "a ds ssns
so b. the payment % C"S.so In aisi-
dends cat q The ssrn sSs % i-- phsA %
entirely sntn. The d5,sd.sds psd !.
the svraS. 81 sc. we're earned IN i-I
In ls>- 90 paid car cv~rssnx
taxes sea iss~ress ard - ger Coz, sivb.
ca shs pr.serr~a ssnsk vita . email
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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
ADDITIONAL DESPATCHED

F. L. WHTELER and LuciuS =. Fisher,
stockho,d ers of the Pullman Iron and
Steel Company, filed n bill IN the Illinois
Supreme Court recently asking for the
appointment Of n receiver. The company
vas formed in 1888 with q capital stock Of
.Je0, 90.
THE London Morning Post says con-
corning President Harri.on's inaugural:
president Harrison's address Is marked
by . oommcndabie absence OF bombast.
and II this marks the future lone OF the
National policy. another element IN the
concord OF the world will have been Sc.
cured"
ALBxKr X WALKER. . clerk in the
registered letter department; o: the Mime
apolis p~o>t-oGice, has been arrested for
robbing the mails Of 500
n. w. GEEsA. q grain commission man
OK Minneapolis. Mimi, has assigued and
offered To compromise for nifty cents Oh
the dollar.
GENERAL STEVENSON. First Assistant
Postmastcr-Generat, has rendered h's
resignation. to take effect upon tho ~.
pointrnen, OF his successor.
TBR Direct Tax bill WAS passed by the
Senate over the PTes,deut's veto. bus
every attempt to taks u up for con .,dera.
ton in the House VAS defeated by Dill.
bustsrinE tactics, consequently u - dead
We&r VIRGINIA on the &tb presented the
speetacie OF three persons claiming the
Gossruorship. 0ovsrsor Cot, III. lie.
p~ubiican, took the ONCE but Wss refused
possession by W. wilsoo. ho bsd hIied
the position the past fosr year, Pres.
ident Carr, OF the senate. also demanded
the once, but Mas similarly refused
NEWTON WATT, the life convict in the
Joliet I'LL } penitsniisry. died OF con.amp-
ton recently, declaring his Innocence OF
the murder Of Express Messenger Nichols
Tn. Senate OF the 9Th MAS occupied WITH
inauguration csremouieS TcconveninG -
specAi session at nooo. The House ad.
tcornsd >ine die after . pe.ld Of excited
diseus>iou concerning an aii~Eel slight
PLACED upon member, by Sesa,s ernployes
Who vere arranging admixsioo TO sas IN
auSurA:ion ceremonies In The senate An
unseemiy disturbance was prevented BY .
~Jad'cious resolution adopted BY the senate.
Bv an explosion ut the works Of she
Americas fo~der Company. Arsoa- NasA,
Teceasiy. oN- ma vas blown 10 atoms
Fifty oshers escaped
-cRsErs" feeling has b~ea caused BY
The siste0snf that Richard psgoss ron.
mised suicide on . Friday in rocn -
TwvtvR ra-n wcre buried By the fan OF
the roaf VI the planning mill o; LspAam &
Co. At Aoatreai on the eth Three mea
vere takea cut alive To; badly isjsr~a
sod search proceeded tor the rea.sn4er.
. ssraiped reiauoas bssweea Govexnoe
Hosey . d Indiana L~<x,s;sears Asss
besa inseosi6eA- The Govesuoe shruasss~d
u eaks tsgAl pFUrepassgs dshs LAgssaoe1rs
iook suay his ecoesscsss HSo~EA IT,
'homn1ek ~ 0ssNN AWEnNasses. 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

ADOLPHUs THOMPSON. a colored man
of herculean build. has been brought
into Waco. Tex. by colored men from
Tehuacana, bound hand and foot. He
is about thirty years old and the son
of an aged and respected colored
farmer. For three years he has run
wild in the woods. resisting all at
tempts Mt capture. He was totally
nude and subsisted on herbs. acorns
and pecans. In attempting his cap
ture n Of the party was terribly
beaten upon the face and arms.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

The Special Congressional Commit
tee on the Washington aqueduct tun-
mel has reported that there is not ten
continuous feet Of solid work in the
tunnel. that a number Of sub inspect
ors have been illegally paid under fic-
titious names. and that while Major
Lydecker and Lieutenant Townsend
can not be held guilty Of corrupt prac-
tees. they have been careless to an
extent that q NOT be easily condoned.
The committee recommended m ap-
preparation Of 90. 600 for q survey for
q new surface conduit
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL.

The report of Sir Julian Pauucefote's
appointment as British Minister TO the
United States is semi.oficially confirmed.
A RoLD move to break up Boulangism
made by the French Ministry on the
18th by the suppression OF the Patriotic
League and the arrest OF its leaders.
GOVERNOR ~SwINEroED. OF Alaska,
charges Rev. Sheldon Jackson and other
Presby terrain missionaries with being re.
sponsible for the "vile ISLANDERS" concern.
ing white residents Of that territory.
The public debt statement. issued March
I, showed an increase during the month
Of February Of $S.4&S.3a
A DUEI. was to have taken place between
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS knobloch and Sen.
ntov O'Sullivan on account Of an encoun.
ter between them at ThibodeauX, La,
recently, but the seconds announced that
an amicable settlement had been reached.
CONGRESSMAN LAIRD. Of Nebraska. was
to have left homo for Washington on tn.
lst but at the last moment stubboruly re.
fused to board the train and his friends
were nonplussed.
ROBERT SIGHI- son OF General Fran.
Sisel. an agent Of the Pension Onics in
New York. has been arrested, charged
with frauda He had taken money from
pensioners on the pretenss Of claims for
services In making out checka
PRKsIDKNr CLKvHLAND vetoed the DIRECT
Tax bill OF the 81. The Senate immedi
stely re.passed it by = to
PArERs sent TO Congress show that C6o.
sui Stanwood MAS kicked to death in Nada.
Gascar by . Captain Duverge while acting
- peacemAker in An a~ltercation. DuverHs
claimed to b. an American,
THERE Was an unconfirmed report in
Germany ON the 81 tha the German cor.
vette Olga had had Q conflict with An
American man.of.war in Samoan waterA
ArRrcE has been arranged between the
German Consul at Samoa and King Ma.
taafa to remain in force until after she
Berlin conference. By the terms Of the
truce Mataafa agrees TO preventive de.
.structiou Of German estates
THE Minneapolis typographical Uaioa
unanimously adopted resolutions against
the appointment Of Whitslaw Reid -
Minister to the Court OF ST. Jamsa
BRl6ADsER-GExxkAL WILLIAM g RosR.
GRAMS and Major William F. Smith have
been placed on the retired list Of the
army. dating from March i.
GENERAL CLARK. the cleTk Of the House
OF Representatives has received from b
Governor OF West Virginia the certificates
Of election q tho CoaSressmen Demo
cra;s) in the Third and Fourth districts a
that State This make . Repuelican -.
jority Of three in the next Hoase>
TIE German Government has decided 10
prevent DR.. Peeers' expedition for The ~
lief Of Emin Bey ~peoceedinG into the b.
terror Of Africa
RICHARD PEAcL Il p. Tor ose. oe H.
dlvisisas q LanmsAfrA - 80, aesa
sixty-alns yeaEa He vas a o4vaDeoa
ihnrol
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

W. X. VANDERBILT is seeking to CD
tain the lease Of the house now leased
by the Duke of Sutherland. in London.
The property belongs to the royal
family. The lease has fifteen years to
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
GREAT excitement has been cause,

GREAT excitement has been caused
among the boodlers in Canada by the
Weldon bill with reference 10 their ex-
pulsiOn. Several members of Parlia-
menf have been approached by certain
American refugees with a view to de-
feating the bill. Weldon himself has
been the object of very careful! scru-
tiny on the part of recent arrivals
who. in event of the bill becoming a
law. will have to fly from Canada.
The whole House supports the bill and
it is sure to pass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08
A MEETING of the representatives d

A MEETING Of the representatives Of
roads in the territory Of the Central
Traffic Association, but not members.
vas held ut Chairman Blanchard's
Office, Chicago. recently to prevail
upon the Independent lines to agree
mon q course Of action that would
mt a stop to the manipulation Of
throuch rates at such junction points
,s Peoria, St. Louis. etc. All the
IDS represented agreed 10 the estab-
1;sbment of inspection bureaus at
r.-;ous points and to submit e the
.~.minaiion Of their wayoihs 49,
.n,hori.ed inspectors Of the assoeaar
ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

MEssRs WADpELL & JENKINS. the
bridge engineers Of Kansas City. have
under construction for the Phoenix
Bridge Company the largest cantilever
bridge in America 1t is to span the
Colorado river near Red Rock and
about ten miles below the Needles in
California on the California & Arizona
railway. . part Of the Atlantic & Pa
ci6c system. The distance from pier
to pier center is eco feet, while the
distance from center to center Of the
anchorage is go feet. This makes the
suspended span $50 feet and each
cantilever and each anchor arm les
feet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

GENERAL GEORGE b. WILLIAMS. of
Indiana. at a time Minister to Japan
and later organizer OF a financial
system for that country, has been
decorated by the Emperor of Japan
with the order of the Rising Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

RELYING to a large deputatiOn from
Montreal, Toronto. Kingston and other
leading points recently. the Canadian
Premier gave a qualified promise that
the tolls on the st. Lawrence canals
would be abolished.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

A BILL has been introduced in the
German Bundesrath providing that a
loan shall be raised to meet the sup
Elementary estimate Of l2.492.SO4
marks for homecoming expenditures
on account of the army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

An inquiry has been instituted at
Vienna into the sudden death from
apOplexy Of Countess DeWimpfen.
who was divorced from the son of the
celebrated General who led an Austrian
corps Mt SOlferinO. She was related to
the leading families of Austria Il
was reported that the death of the
Countess was due TO violence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

JENs CHRISTENSEN, editor of the
Arbeiter Zeitung. addressed a meeting
of furniture makers at Chicago re-
Gently. advocating a revolution of
force and blood. A peaceful over
throw OF the present system OF sOcie-
ty. he said. was impossible without
revolution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

REPRESENTATIVE GLASS. of Tennes-
see. from the Committee on Agri-
culture. reported adversely the bills
to punish dealing in futures in agri-
cultural products and gambling trans
actions on articles OF American farm
industry. The committee was of the
opinion that the States had jurisdiction
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

IT is stated at Ottawa, Ont, that
Sir John A. Macdonald will o O re-
tire from the Premiership of Canada,
and Sir Charles Upper will form a
new Cabinet. Macdonald is to be raised
to the peerage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

A PARCELS post convention has been
concluded between the United States
and the Hawaiian Kingdom. which is
similar in its provisions to the cOnven-
ton concluded with jamaica 1t went
into effect on the lst. and will continue
in force until terminated by mutual
agreement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-03-08

ETHAN s. CHAPLIN. for fOrty-three
years one of the prOprietOrs of the
Massachusetts House in Boston. died
recently. aged se%venty-fOur years. He
was the author of ''GravitatiOn in
Nature" and ''GravitatiOn the De
termining Force" He left a widow
and two children.
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COMMENT.

WILLIAM HENRY GLADSTONE, the ex-
Premier's eldest son, was reported in .
diving condition on the LIST.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-23

As q substitnfs for granite blocks.
stesl paving 10 attracting considerable
attention. re durability being SAID to
be quite . point in its favor, and its
cozt being somewhat les. IL ec7sists
Of steel strips about q fnches wide and
l inch thick, rolled with . channel on
the side exposed to tra1hc, and with
Dotches about 6 inches apart Ttess
strips weigh eleven pounds to the yard,
are laid across the street . distances OF
about I've inches between centres. and
their length II only suflsieut TO extend
to the middle OF the street, 60 that the
proper slope from the centre to the gut
tiers can BE- secured. They are boIted
together, % as TO insure them against
lateral slipping, and are fastened 70
wooden silie. A firmly constructed
bed of gravel composes the support for
this pavement. whlle between the steel
strips q mixture OF pitch and cement
IL poured, Gilipg the interstices to a
level with the tops OF the strips. and
rendering the surface comparatively
em0Oth.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-23

/ ,yd several families barely escaped
yitn ttreir lives. alexander Vaughan
y,,s crowned. Another gas well WINS
,ruct 81 kempton. Indiana, ON tbp
1u.I. When the dtill was withdrawn
Inc gas Uecame igntte6 In some man
ngf and = stream VI fire leaped forth.
In lie little rom around the derrick
yen fourteen persons, aud ali were
mure rI less burned. four Of them
uadiy
Or CunstI General al Shanghai
has informed Che State Department. ut
,hr ,euues. Of tile Shanghai Committee
" th, n 1rth China Relief Fund. of the
dIsLrese existing over . large area of
/ c tinu. tife result Of foods In the Yellow
river sections aud Of drouglits In nor
nune o. The provinces Of Kiaug See and
Auluul. The COMMITTEES desires TO In
vfte Tue charitable people of the world
p re- pond 10 It's request for funds.
Thousands are starving and Giving
ron expVsuIe IN Northern Ciiina.
belief has already been received from
America aud England. but more is
nse.dyd. Uut1 the spring crops ase
gathried the famine viii continue.
As k,Gert Harbin, a wealthy far
nrr. was driving near Tncemnes, Iiu-
/ ugys. IN the 1gsiI, the wheel OF the Gue
cart struck tue root of a tree, fhrowing
mm over the back Of the seat. His
right laui caught in the spring Of the
vehicle. The horse, becoming fright
rIied. rat away, dragging Hardin for q