Iuka reporter., 1889-08-29

ueSroe6.
Hon.. NJ. Allen has accepted an
slnvitation 10 deliver an address at
the Noxubee County Fair, to be held
At Macon next month.
Bobert Lowry, son Of the governs
or, and Miss Mary D. Foote, of Cam
ton, eloped and were married at
jackson ON the 18th.
John L. Sullivan was sentenced to
twelve months imprisonmenl by the
court at Purvls, for prize fighting.
Referee Fitzpatrick pleaded guilty
to the indictment against him, and
got of with 5000 fine.
The grand national monument in
honor of the Pilgrim Fathers was
dedicated August LIST at Plymouth,
Mass. There vas an immense crowd
present. Col. Breck enri6ge. from
Kentucky, made an eloquent adj
dress.
The most comic burlcsque on
liberty-render,ng it almost odious,
is tho franchising of the most il.
norant race of people on earth.
Negro freedom may be all right, but
as citizen entitled to equal rights of
the Anglo Saxon race he is one big
failure.
The Globe Democrat.the Memphis
Eagle and other republican papers
who are assuming to control the
politicai destiny of Mississippi, all
have their columns teeming daily
with the most incendlary advice to
the republican party as to their duty
to stand by their colors and pur.
chase victory at any price.
Corinth Herald: The Prentiss
county Wheel has nominated coun.
ty ticket, and already there is kicks
ing under the cover. The Jumptet-
town contingent is displeased, and
the negro wheel refuses to affiliate.
Just so. Whenever the Wheel or
any other organization gets into
politics its years of usefuln ess are
numbered.
| Judge David s. Terry, of CALI
fornia, who killed Senator Broder~
ick in duel in 1859, and has been
something Of terror in California
ever since, was shot and killed by
Deputy Marshal David Nagle, in the
depot hotel at Lathrope, California,
on the morning of the 18th. The
shooting Was caused by an assault
made on Justice Fields, of the U. S.
Supreme Court.
| On Angus. 22nd horrible wreck
occurred on the Knoxville, Oumber-
land Gap and Louisville Railroad,
at Flat Creek Gap, % miles from
Knoxville. The train was the first
to run over the road and carried the
city councils the board OF public
works, representatives of the cham
Der of commerce, the very flower of
the business and professional men of
Knoxville. Out of ffty-six persons
on the train fifty.hve were injured.
We are certain we voice the senti-
ment of this city and state when we
announce that white supremacy pree
walls here, and by the eternal horn
spoons, we intend it shall continue
prevailing.-New York Herald.
The above are also the sentiments
of evety Southern man, and there
need be no doubt but that they will
always be maintained, Let some
Northern radical sheet now copy
this and raise another howl.-Gre-
NADIA Sentinel.
Elections will be held ID fourteen
states this year. The four new
states will choose their Congress-
men as we'll as state and county
ofacer( !; governors will be elected
in Ohio, Virginia, New Jersey,
Massachusetts, Iowa and Mississippi;
in New York . secretary Of state
will be chosen ; in Pennsylvania,
state treasurer; in Nebraska, a judge
Of the supreme court, and in Aary-
land, the state comptroller. Tho
most interesting andsimportant cleo
tions will be held 10 Ohio and the
four new states, Montana, Washing
ton, and the two Dakotas. Xxx.