Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-12-10
ALL OVER THE WORLD.

Two shocks of earthquake were fell
in Seattle, Wash.
A heavy snow has fallen in Virginia
and North Carolina.
A 5000, 900 fire occurred in Plain
field, New Jersey.
Secretary Foster will come South
soon for his health.
Virginia Republicans now favor
Blaine as the nominee.
Ex-Governor w. johnson, of Geor-
gia, died Monday at Upatoi, Ga.
BY new survey Ohio gets 100
square miles of Indiana's territory.
A fire occurred at Detroit, Mich, in
which five persons were burned TO
death.
1t seems probable that 10000 coal
miners in Wales will go out on
strike.
Isaac T. Bell, paper hanger, of
Norfolk, Va, has assigned. Liabilities
$4,000.
An effort will be made at this session
of Congress to have Arizona admitted
as State.
Four miners were fatally suffocated
by choke damp in colliery near Man.
chester, England
A receiver has been appointed to
wind up the financial affairs of the
Atlanta Lodge of Elks.
w. X. Potter, Democrat, has been
elected Mayor of Providence, Rhode
Island, by over 100 majority.
AT Springfield, Mass, George F.
Barr, hotel proprietor, shot and
killed his wife and then suicided.
At Dewitt, Ark, the store of Capt.
Maxwell was burned. Three children
asleep in the rear of the building per-
ished.
Ex-Mayor Richard Pierson, of Ale
ghany, Pa, is charged with embezzle-
ment in having retained $40 of work
house and Jail funds.
The Virginia Legislature met at
Richmond. In his message Governor
Mckinney recommends separate
coaches for the races.
At Columbus, Miss, B. L. Rice, a
constable, died after an illness of
twenty-four horrs from the effects of
excessive cigarette smoking.
w. w. Butler, son of United States
Senator M. G. Butler, of South Caro-
lima, died at the Arlington Hotel in
Augusta, Ca, OF paralysis.
Davidson, of Florida-~is IN wash
;nutop nrey,.-sag~ MS documents that
he ..ln use in his contest against Call
for a seat in the United States Senate.
AT Cleveland, Ohio, the steam barge
James S. Spease, caught fire and was
burned. Engineer Steadman's clothes
took fire and he jumped overheard
and was drowned. A fireman was
burned to death.
The treasurer of Allen County, O.,
at Lima, has filed suit against United
States Senator Calvin S. Brice for
Sl7,S5 delinquent taxes. 1t is alleged
Brice has refused to pay, saying he
had no residence at Lima.
A Richmond, Va, dispatch says:
The Democratic members elect of the
Senate and House of delegates have
met in separate caucus and renominat-
ed the old officers of the respective
bodies for reelection. The Legisla-
ture will meet to-morrow It noon.
On the Pensacola q Atlantic rail-
- 1Fscunbia bridge, near Pensa-
lola. the track sank under passing
80; yhf and tho caboose and three cars
,vsrs precipitated into the water. w.
r. o. rien, boilermaker, was killed.
Conductor Pons and three trainmen
were slightly hurt.
A Berne Switzerland dispatch says:
A discharged engineer of railway
between Aragan, Switzerland, and
Waldsnut Baden, opened the throttle
of an engine and sent it down the
track with nobody on it, to meet
crowded passenger train coming in
the opposite direction. The engineer
and fireman of the passengers were
and nearly all the others
suffered some injury.