The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1889-07-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLI1ICAI.
JUDGE TYNER, formerly Postmaster
General aud now Assistant Attorney Cen
eral of the Post-ofiice Department, was re-
ported critically i'll with congestion OF the
liver.
BY some hocus pocu3 or another Now
port, KY. finds itself with four mayors.
MISS ANNA KELLY, daughter of Anthony
Kelly, and James +. Blaine, of St. Paul,
nephew of j. G. Blaine. were married at
the Immaculate Conception Church ct
Minneapolis, Minn., recently.
JOHN l.. STONE has been nominated by
the Democrats for Governor of Mssis-
sippL
CHARLES Fl. BoLLMAN, OF the National
Fish Commission, died recently in the
swamps of Sout hern Georgia while at work
for the Government.
THE captain of the steamer Caroline
Miller, which arrived at New York recent
ly, declared that whea he left all wa'
quiet in Northern Hayti He denied that
Legitime had enlisted female troops.
A CRANK recently shot at the Emperor
of Brazil at Rio de Janeiro without effect.
THE New York Express states that
Archbishop Corrigan has been summoned
to Rome to give an account of his admin
TIE report of the Civil-Service Com
mission on Postmas; er Paul, of Milwaukee,
Wis, recommends his removal.
SECRETARY NOBLE has issued peremp.
tory order to the agent at the Quapaw In
dian agency in the northeastern part of
the Territory to Immediately remove from
the reservation all the cattle unlawfully
herded thereon.
THE Prohbitionists of Virginia have
nominated full State ticket, headed by
Thomas L. Taylor, of Loudon County.
THE Egyptian Government has notified
the French Government that the latter 5
refusal to accept the conversion scheme
will cost Egypt f200 00O yearly.
THE anniversary of the death of ex-
President Juarez was celebrated through
out Mexico on the 18TH by imposing dem
onstrations of the Liberal party. In the
capital there was an immense procession
and considerable excitem, mt among the
people. A bitter factional feeling pre-
vailed and yells, death to Conservatism"
and Death to the clergy" were heard
everywhere. There was no serious dis
order.
THE Government printing office will is
sue publication entitled State Papers
of Grover Cleveland" edited by Lamont.
1t will consist of all Cleveland's messages
to Congress vetoes and otherwise.
MRS JOHN a. LOGAN returned from Eu-
rope recently on the steamer Trave.
NJ. RoUvIER, the French Minister of
Finance, has dismissed five treasurers
general collectors of inland revenue) for
being active members of the Boulangerist
party.
TIE Tory candidate was e.ected in
Marylehone. London, on the 10 h, receiv-
ing J. SO votes to his opponents loss.
Il. G. HoRR, of Michigan, has declined
his appointment as Consul to Valparaiso,
Chilli.
Mr.. PARNELL addressed 3, 600 of his fol-
lowers al Edinburgh, on the l3,h, and was
received with great enthus .asm.
EAST GUTHRIE Ok, had its fr,t election
on the 18th, 6oS votes being L gistered L.
II. Stockslager was elected mayor.
RUMoEa were prevail mt in Europe that
the widow of the late Emperor William
of Germany had joined The Catholic
Church.
A WASHINGTON correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says hat the Government
is dsputinG with France the possession Of
Gi eat InaguR, an island near Hayti.