The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-12-21

In the United States Circuit Court at
Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th, the Cen
tral Trust Company OF New York began
proceedings against the Cameron Coal
and Iron Company of Emporium Pa,
for the foreclosure Of mortgage Of ST..
900, 900 on which interest had been de-
faulted.
THE German press continue their nm
reasoning attacks upon Stanley, devot-
ing themselves chiefly to the conten-
tion that by Emin's death Stanley would
be the gamer; therefore he must be
held responsible for the injuries the
former has received.
AN officer in the Russian artillery
service aud sailor we're arrested in st.
Petersburg, on the 18th, in connection
with a plot against the Gar.
Don PEDRO was unable to attend the
session of the Lisbon Academy of Sci
ences, on the night of the 18th, on ac-
count of illness.
THE Pennsylvania railroad Congress-
ional limited express, from New York
for Washington, while passing Ben
ning's Station four miles north Of Wash
ington, on the 14th, ran into wagon
containing five men, instantly killing
four and badly wounding the fifth.
IT is the intention of Stanley to re-
main in Zanzibar several weeks longer,
when he will proceed to Cairo and
thence to London, arriving in England
early in the spring.
THE Independence Beige declares
that Portugal has decided to adhere to
her pretensions in the Nyassa region
despite England's objections.
VIOLATIONS of the law prohibiting the
importation of foreign laborers under
contract have been so frequent of late
that Secretary Window has issued cir
cular to collectors of customs, commits
sioners of immigration and others, call
ing attention to the law with a view to
its strict enforcement.
AT the close of business, or the 14th,
there were, according to the Comptroller
of the Currencys statement, Sl9s, 22S, 1874
National bank notes outstanding.
THE fear that trouble in Africa will
come out OF the action of Serpa Pinto is
growing rapidly in London, and the
probability that it Will lead TO serious
complications with Portugal increases
with the general belief that England
has been grieyously afflicted in the mat
ter. Both Pinto and Consul johnson
are of inflammable temperament, und
neither is likely to withdraw except
under the pressure of his government.
THE Marquis de Caux, formerly the
husband of Adelina Patti, died in Paris
on the 18th.
THERE were on the 10Th, $4,000 cases
Of influenza in the city Of Berlin.
KING HUMBERT has instructed the
Italian Ambassador to express his sym
pathy with the English people in theil
loss of the poet Browning.
A LARGE portion of the City of New
York is left in darkness by the remova
of defective and dangerous electric
light wires
THREE THOUSAND miners assembled
at Essen, on the 14th, and adopted reso
lutions thanking the German Govern
ment for its expression of sympathy
and declaring their readiness to awai
the governments promise to interven
between them and their employers.
The town of New Carlisle, o., was al
most destroyed by fire on the 14th.
SECRETARY WINDOW has visited
stinging rcbuke on the collector of Gus
toms at Detroit, Mich, for having un
reasonably detained and annoyed tn
wife of Mr.. William McCallum, of In
dianola, Neb., over an innocent an
merely technical violation of the Gus
toms regulations The collector is ais
commanded to find proper means to re
imburse the lady for the expense shC
was unjustihably put to.