The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-11-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail.
PERSONAL AND porIrYc.,

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
BUFFALO BILL has returned to Amer
ica.
1T is reported that the President ha.
decided to appoint Representa-
Charles III. Baker, of Rochester, Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury, to sue
ceed General Batcheller, who was re.
Gently appointed Minister to Portugal.
A RUMoR is current that Mr. Parnell
will retire from active political life and
that he will marry Mrs O'Shea as soon
as the law will permit him to do So
RETURNS show that the en- tire Repub-
lican State ticket was elected in North
Dakota by majorities ranging from 1, OoO
to $500
REV. DR. ADAM, the leader of the
Free Church in Scotland, is dead.
Miss SUSAN MINERVA TRAIN, only
daughter and eldest child OF George
Francis Train, was married recently to
Philip Dunbar Gulager, chief clerk of
the gold department Of tho sub treasury
in New York, where he has been for
twenty-seven years.
A VOTE of confidence in Mr.. Parnell
has been adopted by the Limerick
board Of guardians
FRANCIS E WARREN, OF CHEYENNE,
Governor of Wyoming, was elected to
the United States Senate on the sixth
ballot in the Legislature. His colleague
will be ex-Delegate Joseph H. Carey,
also OF Cheyenne.
GEORGE GOULD is to be the new presi-
dent OF the Pacific Mail Company.
THE election OF John B. Gordon to
the United States Senate was announced
in the Georgia Legislature on the 10th.
THE wife of Lord Rosebery died in
London recently.
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE, of
England, has recovered from his seri-
Gus indisposition.
Mrs. PmNNEY, of Cleveland, O., has
been reelected president of the nom
partisan w. c. T. U.
CONGRESSMAN SAVERS, of Texas, says
the Treasury will be bankrupted by the
pension payments.
GENERAL THOMAS MATHER died at
Springfield, ILL.,, after lingering ILL
ness General Mather was appointed
Ad diutant-General of Illinois by the late
Governor Yates during the war of Sc
cession. Since the war he has been a
practicing attorney. He was 65 years
OF age.
WANAMAKEB is mentioned as candi-
date for the United States Senatorship
of Pennsylvania
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Parnell to make sacrifice and warns
the Irish party of the consequences if
they persist in saying it is solely their
concern and has nothing to do with
their English and Scotch Home Rule
allies
DR. MCGLYNN, in an interview re-
Carding dispatch from Chicago stat
ing that he was soon to be reinstated,
gaid that he did not attach much impor-
tance to it. He says he will never re-
can't the theories which are dearer to
him than his Church can ever be.
THE Star, of London, warns the Pail
Mall Gazette against continuing it's bit
ter opposition to Parnells leadership of
the Irish party, and says that the Ga
GOIOC OOul 90 40 lAhOiy w ~
prisals from Ireland which will end in
an irreparable breach between tho now
reconciled and sympathetic nationali-
ties.
The Minnesota Farmers Alliance
proposes to have a hand in National
politics in 1892.
GovERNoR-ELECT BOYD, OF Nebraska,
has been served notice of contest Of
his election. The Peoples party claim
the Governorship and the rest of the
State Offices.
The Democratic Senatorial caucus in
Alabama took one ballot W. .thout result.
There was likelihood of q protracte ted
deadlock.
MENDELsoHN, the Nihilist, friend
Of Padlewski, accused of assassinating
General Seliverskoff in Paris, has been
expelled from Russia.