The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-06-27
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York and Brooklyn, winch havc
been firm friends for io those
many wears, are al ast ia the
midst of war. 80 armed osts as
YET appeared ON the lofty submits I
81 the Bridge towers nor At tie 4
entrances, but the two municipal
governments have had clash /
aud the result Is That New York /.
has won the ht-t round. The So
called Brooklyn Bridge which
connects New Noik with MS
suburb across the East RIVER has
AWAY until now been managed
/ by Brooklyn men, though each
city was an equal partner Last
week however, the annual mc,t-
ing Of the trustees took place,
when the New York men caught
the Brooklynites mapping a. some
of them were absent, prcsideat
was elected from this ctty The
brooklymles look upon thus as ~
kind Of usulpali0n, and lheiy de-
feated eXprcsjleut Is lighting It
as vigorously rs is poss Bile He
attempted TO bold the office by
tolee but was prevented by tha
ianitors who spent tie night ~
The presidential char. AZ nsl ac-
counts Ircsideo, Wagstac z, tile
new man, was 10 cnti.r charge
4 but The opposition threaten 70 20
to court. Politics i said to he at
the bottom Of The fight, bui il ~
hoped the bridge will stall be left
standing
A new morning papcr has APP
pemcd upon the scene called the
"Mo-mug Advertiser. Il is tile
successor Of tile .'Star and
Daily Continent, and viii be
sold tor one cent With the stat
ing % 50 many new papers one
wonders what i "a become Of the
oil timers They have steadily
been increasing the number Of
their pages, while decreasing the
price. There IS also decided
: tendency to smaller szcd pages
which materially ASSIST the reader
IN handling the paper 10 cars OF
crowded places The small s,zc
pages are much handir thau lhr
} Old time blanket sheets and ARE
! therefore much more popular.
! New York has now three 0ne-
y cent morning papers all d which
! seem firmly established lf th,
q same rate ol prosre IN journal.
? lsnt continues for Il few year,
7 longer we viii, no doubt, hay,
J papers gwen 70 the public tree.
y Capt. Mullett makes busincs,
7 OF furnishing cGrioslties, Whel
Z any dime museum, menagerip, oI
other aggregation Of phenomena
: wonders runs short Of sea lions
panther., royal bcngas, or oihc
natural attractions he Is conmls
stoned to secure them. During
7 recent VISIT to Cannes, the Cup
- tain met representative Of
a European Ioolt goal combin
ie and struck a bargain with hlu
y for the capture Of thirty sea lions
E lie went to San Diego, Cal.
= chartered vessel and went sea
g hunting. He captured the thirtl
20 seals and shipped them 70 New
Z, York, from Santa Barbara By
1 rail, 10 care Of Edward Dcgiln
a They arrived 70 this CITY last wcel
u and were met in the railroad var,
2 by Capt. Mullctt who had arrnng
L ed with Superintendent Conkliu
le Of Central Park menagciie. t
q p ace the animals on exhibition u
D in the pond near The Arsenal TX
= his surprise, Freight Agcn
- Nichols stiffly refused to let Inn
+ take the animals away, owing e
o some misnndel Standing rcgardln.
the bill Of ladlng. then Capt
Mullctt bore out bs~ name, by be
coming purple with rage lI'
: tod Mr.. Nichols that since th'
: company had refused 20 dehyel
the sea lions t. their owner; D:
!, the company should rest the re-
= sponsi5iiitv for their well b ing
= lie woul haye roihlng mrre &
:, do with them. hut be laluet
4 them - $40 900. Since lhelr ar
!, rival, three oi tie lions l.ve died
i and tn. .railr5ad company &c lair
~ "have an elephant % heil
hands
II EDwIS ARLINGF.N