Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
TELEGRAPHIC GLEANINGS.
The News Of the World Condensed Into
Plthy and Pointed Paragraphs
Interesting and Instructive to ALI
Glasses OF Readers.

Tuesday.
Fresh cases of cholera continue to be
reported in Holland and in Marseilles,
though they are few.
Denver, Colorado, has been selected
as the place for holding the next gener-
al Episcopal convention.
The strikers at Homestead are rapidly
breaking ranks. Three steel workers
applied for work and were accepted Mon
day.
The international geographical con-
gress, held in connection with the Col
umbus exhibition, was opened in Mad
rid. Spain, Tuesday.
Military went into camp at jackson
park, Chicago, Monday, preparatory to
the grand parade of the dedication exer-
cises of the worlds fair.
The Wisconsin legislature met in spe-
cial session Monday to reapporion the
state, the last appointment having been
declared unconstitutional.
Fifteen buildings, dwellings or stores
were burned at Chicago Tuesday morn
ing. Two persons, at the least, lost
their lives curing the conhagration.
The loss is $50, 900.
General Stockton, in New YORK, on
Monday asked that receiver be appoint.
ed to take charge of the New Jersey Cen
trail and other roads forming the coal COM
bination. 1t is thought the prayer will
be granted.
A Washington dispatch says: The SUI,
premc court, by Chief Justice Fuller,
Monday, sustained the constitutionality
of the Minor law providing for the cleo
ton of presidential electors in Michigan
by congressional districts.
Fire Sunday morning in frame teue
ment, Nos. IA to 20 Essex street, Jersey
City, N. j., spread to Heyniger's carpen-
ter shop, Brown & Miller's Vulcan Iron
Works and Birdsall's barber shop, caus-
ing loss eff 1926, 900; insured.
A Washington special of Monday says:
Cardinal Rampelia, papal secretary of
state, has replied to Secretary Fosters
letter, saying that his holiness, the pope,
will send the Columbus records and rel
| les, under charge of Monsignor Francisco
Satalli, to the worlds fair.
President e. Benjamin Andrews, o.
Browne university, Providence, r. l., has
been appointed by the president dele,
| gate from the United States to the inter-
national monetary congress, in the place
of President F. A. Walker, who was
compelled to decline his appointment.
A Philadelphia special OF Tuesday
says: The stockholders of the Bristol,
Pam rN11iprr roiIln
make an assignment. The liabilities of
the company are about $l10. 900 and the
assets are estimated ct $4,000. 1t is
said new company will soon be formed
An indianapolis dispatch of Monday
says: 1t is stated that in the event OF
democratic success Governor Gray will
be Cleveland's postmaster general. A
friend of the governor said he had re-
ceived positive information that Cleve-
land had rendered Gray the place if
elected.
There was slight temporary improve
ment in Mrs. Harrison's condition Mon
day and, while it is sadly realized that
this apparent improvement is temporary
only, it served to cheer the presidents
household for the day at least and the
general air of the mansion was less dis
piriting than it has been for days past.
Judgement was entered against the
Bristol, Pa, rolling mill company Satur-
day, in favor of the farmers national
| bank. Other claims urged the mills sus-
| pended operations indefinitely at noon,
| throwing $50 men out of work. The
mills formerly manufactured large guam
| titles of cotton ties for southern mar.
kets.
Five hundred Swedes were made
American citizens in bunch at Rockfork,
| H., Friday. Headed by band and the
stars and stripes, and each wearing O
small American flag on his breast, they
marched through the streets TO the court.
house, where they took out their natural.
| ization papers. Most of them are empty
ed 10 Rockford.
A Pittsburg, Pa, special says: The
Carnegie Steel Company, limited. issued
circular Tuesday announcing the resig.
nation of John A. Potter, as general sn-
| perintendent of the Homestead mills.
and his appointment as chief mechanical
engineer. Chas: NJ. Schwab. general
SS~PSANhlSHNNho i1dSdt lulupSou, pant,
Will succeed Potter at Homestead.
At the close of the speaking at DO
litical rally at st. Louis, Saturday night,
fourteen persons were hurt, two fatally,
by the explosion of sky rocket during
the fireworks display. Michael Ratch.
lord, candidate for The legislature, was
truck in the right eye by a dying mis-
,ile and is fatally hurt. Fiitz Marouart
had his skull fractured and will die.
Monday new system Of postal deliv.
Try was inaugurated in Ct. Louie. The
y. Louis and Suburban Street railway
line will run a regular mail car from its
eastern terminus to Cabanoro. The car
is fitted up with mail racks, and is con-
strncted especially for the service re-
quired. 1t will deliver the mail at the
sub-stations on its lines. The system
will be extended to other street railway
lines going to the suburbs.
A Mexican Railroad Strike.
Advices received al San Antonio. Texas.
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