The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1891-02-14

HE federation OF iahoi has re-
fused to join the third patty move
mert.
Judge Cssely will hoLl his
first term Of count in this county
this month, beginning Monday
23rd,
A delegation of Sioux chief.
and headline u are in Washington to
confer with Tire Secretary of the
Interior.
With one exception all the fruit
Gamers in California formed Il
trust with $5,000.O0O capital, to
last for fifty years.
AFTER ifty nine years Of labor
Blrthelemy SAINT IIilaire has fin
ished his translation OF "Aristotle,
work of thirty-fye volumes.
THE first digging began last
week on the lake front, opposite
Harrison street. Chicago, III cor
ncction with the Worlds Far.
A committee, headed by the
violinlst JOAQUIN has been formed
to erect monument IN Berlin to
Mozart the celebrated composer.
Clud tda es for county flee,
have begun to announce them
selves iii several OF our State eX-
changes. WHAT about tho III
II Ike county!
DR.. Sull' van Whitney, the first
American phvsician to manufucs
ture homeopathic remedies, died
at Ncwtonvllle, Mass, Tuesday
aged S3.
The whItepeople near an Indian
reservation in Minnesota, are a
larmed because the lel men are
dancing. Tbey are getting scared
nc the wrong time. A. long as the
dancing goes on no harm VIII come
II Is when they quit dancing That
the devlImcnt commenees.-New
Delta.
An ldea prevails that the sheriff
and county treasures now holding
Office can not succee themselves
or each other under the new con
s'itution. Tnis is a mistake. They
were elected under the old consti-
tntion and are ell gibe for re-
election, but none of the present
state ollict is can succeed them
selves.
THE Bell telephone patent mon
opoly IT, England has expired. The
patent there was granted for four |
teen years. Cheap telephones will /
row prevail in England the same /
as IN Germany, where Boil failed I
to obtain a patent. In this coun-
try the Bell patent will expire /
March Z, 1898, having been org /
lnally granted March z, 1876, for I
n ,erm of seventeen years.
The Farmers Alliance Legis.
lature Of Kansas is after the mon
ey lenders u that State with a
sharp stuck. A bill has been passed +
III the House rcqpirlng that all
notes, bonds and mortgages shall
be assessed at their full value, add
must be stamped by the assessor
When presented for assessment 10 /
be colleclible. Ol course the mon
ey sharks are kicking.
1t Is discovered by the New
York Commerclal Advertiser that
under the new apportIonment bill
the states will not have the add
,tional representation in the next
electoral college that their Increase
an CONGRESSMAN would warrant.
With the additions to the electoral
college produced by the admission
of new states ii will consist Of 420
members. Unless this is remedied /
before the next presidential cleo |
ton there VIII be a prodigIous row,
particularly If the election should
be close.
The Boston Courant, the organ |
ofthe negroes inthat city contained
last week an editorial urging the
President TO fill the vacancy caused
by the deaih Of Secretary Window
by the appointment of coloreo
man us Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Hon. B. X. Bruce, ex-Hay
tien Minister John NJ Langstou,
ex-Congressman Lynch. tho Hon.
Hszederick Douglass andre,
A. NJ Tou-,,sxe wee -