Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-12-03
ALL OVER THE WORLD.

nlcuHonu, va, Is Geau.
The Berlin Banking and Exchange
Company, in Berlin, has failed.
Fire at Paragonti, Ark, did $780,.
600 damage. Snow stopped it.
At Baltimore G. Cassora & Co., big
provision and pork dealers, have as
signed.
The funeral of the late Gov. Hoyey,
of Indiana, took place at Mount Yer
non, Ind.
In lakewood, Pa, fire destroyed
large car stables and hotel, doing
100000 damage.
The ship Volunteer was wrecked at
Engles, near st. Johns, N. f. 1t is a
total loss. No lives lost
Brooklyn is having a water famine
since the bursting of the conduit.
Many factories are idle.
Lieutenant Gov. Ira j. Chase, of
Indiana, has become Governor to sue
coed Gov. Hovey, deceased.
In st. Alban, Va, eight business
blocks were burned. The loss is $780,.
600 with good amount Of insurance
Near Granville, Ca, Ed. Jenkins
shot and killed Wilkes James. The
tragedy was due to rivalry in love
affair.
The British Minister in Brazil tele-
graphs that Fonseca's readiness to
resign was due to the fact that he is
critically i'll.
E. E. Merideth has been nominated
at Alexandria, Va, by the Democrats
for Congress, to succeed General w,
II. F. Lee deceased.
A cyclone passed over Lawrence,
Miss, doing much damage to prop
erty, and several people were injured
by falling timbers.
The entire plant of the Dallas
Dressed Beef and Packing Company,
at Dallas, Tex, was burned. Loss,
100000; insurance, S51 900.
The damage by the recent storm in
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio
and Western Virginia will reach
several hundred thousand dollars.
The Comptroller Of the Currency
has authorized the Manufactures Ma
tional Bank of Hartman, Tenn.,- to
begin business with capital of ESQ.,
900.
In race riot at Guerdon, Ark,
caused by a mob Of negroes rescuing
a negro under arrest from an officer;
one man was killed and one wounded.
More trouble is feared.
The British bark Georgetown, Cap
tain Scott, from Palm Majorica, which
arrived at Faro November S, has been
wrecked. The Captains wife and six
members Of the crew were drowned.
An Atlanta dispatch says: The SUI
preme court has affirmed the decision
of the lower court in the RYAN case.
The effect of the decision is that RYAN
must pay to the receiver $4,000 or
go to Jail for contempt of court.
The steamer Almadino, from Bruins
wick, Ca, to Liverpool, has reached
Norfolk with Captain E. W. Hill and
crew, of the schooner M. E. Glider
sleeve, which was wrecked off the
coast of Georgia. All were saved.
DR.. Mott Smith, member of the
cabinet of Queen of Hawaiian Island,
who was sent to Washington some
time ago to secure notifications of the
reciprocity treaty between Hawaiian
and this Government has concluded
his work.
Lee Hef1in, who was in jail at War
renton, Va, for two weeks, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Kimmna
her three childIes.r. cOping, mob
Alaxe.sHpg1ng feared if he remained
ID Warrenton.
A Tacoma, WASH, dispatch says; A
report of a number Of people killed by
a landslide on the Northern Pacific
railroad, seventy miles from here,
was exaggerated. Two persons were
killed and seven injured. The track 10
ten feet deep in earth for a distance
Of sixty feet.
A Kansas City dispatch says: This
place was startled by the announce
4ent of the bold kidnapping Of the
son of David T. Beals,
president Of the Union National Bank
and millionaire we'll known through
out the West. The abduction is be-
lieved to have been by Lizzy Smith,
A Liverpool dispatch says: A dense
fog has prevailed over the river
Mersey. An unknown bark, supposed
to be the Harmony, is anchored of tho
bar light ship with her masts gone and
hull seriously damaged. She had been
IN collision with an unknown
steamer.
Bynum, of Indiana, has come out
IN card Withdrawing from the speak
ership race. He says he does not
know how the Indiana delegation will
vote, but says he will vote for Mills,
and urges all other Democrats to do az.