Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
INTERESTING SPARKS FROM
EVERYWHERE.

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o James A. Garfield in West Park,
jhicago.
The German steamer Waesland, has
arrived at New York, with smallpox
IN board.
The Colima valcano, in Mexico, is
again in eruption, and the inhabitants |
are greatly excited.
Shares in the Bank of Ireland are
falling, owing TO the fears of the tri-
umph of Home Rule.
Full returns from all parts of
Mexico of Sundays election make the
reelection of President Diaz certain.
Mrs. Emmons Blaine will spend the
summer at Bar Harbor, and will go
there as soon as a cottage is found
which meets her requirements.
1t has been voted by the Boston Il
Maine road to issue bonds not to ex-
coed 81, 800, 900 to refund a debt of
5000, 900, due next December.
At New York Michel T. Sliney,
convicted of the murder of Robert
Lyons, has been sentenced to be exc
cuted the week beginning August 20.
AT Poughkeepsie, N. Y, the Albany,
local on the Central road ran into an
open switch aud collided with an
engine Wednesday afternoon. Five
persons were injured, none of them
fatally.
AT Boston, Mass, the boiler-makers'
strike is ended, the differences with
the manufacturers having been adj
justed through the state board of
arbitration on basis of 60 hours pay
tor 50 hours work per week.
AT Washington, the court of claims
has given judgment for $l05, 900 in
favor of the Pottowatomie Indians in
the suit to recover 1904, 1903 for lands
in Michigan and Indiana coded to the
United States under treaties.
At Cadiz, the Caravel Santa Maria,
which is reproduction of Columbus
vessel, was successfully launched in
the presence of 10000 spectators.
The American consul and the mate of
the bark Yamokoden were the only
Americans present,
The British royal commission for
the Worlds Fair appointed an execu
tive committee and thereby has
greatly strengthened its organization.
The committee is formed of the ex-
isting finance committee and by four
other members of the commission.
Gen. Randall, commanding the
troops operating against the Mayo In
dians who recently revoted in the
State of Sonora, Mexico, reports that
the Indians have been subjected and
have been corralled in the mountains
A dispatch from Buenos Ayers
states that the Chamber of Deputies,
by vote of 40 to 4, has approved a
decree raising the state of seige that
was declared some time prior to the
holding of the election for president,
because of the threatened Radical rev.
olution.
j. Edwin Stone, who made the
Quincy from San Francisco, has ar.
rived at New York. He left San
Francisco February %, last, intending
to complete his journey in 1874 DAYS,
He arrived six days ahead of time,
averaging 26 miles day.
AT Harrisburg, Pa, the coroner's
jury has found the operator HAYS, the
flagman and the engineer of the sec
ond section, guilty of neglect, and has
censured the Pennsylvania Company.
as result of its investigation into the
cause of the recent railroad horror at
that place.
AT Columbus, o., the supreme court
has declared the Massie law constitn-
tional. The law requires the secretary
OF state to retain as forfeit to the state
one-tenth of l per cent of the capital
stock OF corporations for issuing GER
titicates of incorporation or consolda-
ton.
A new bridge over the river Leven.
near Leslie, a burg of the County of
Fife, Scotland, collapsed on the re-
moval OF the scatfolding, which had
been erected during its construction.
A number of workmen were carried
down with the falling bridge and five
were drowned.
AT Paris, Tex, Martin Wise and
titzhugh, cotton buyers, have filed
suit against the Paris & Great Northern
Railway for $4,000 and interest
thereon since November, 1891. The
suit was caused by the burning of the
cotton platform. The fire
destroyed 255 bales of cotton.
Two Italian cooks in Inghams mills.
near Dolgeville, N. Y, found a pack
age Friday which they supposed to be
'alt. The used it in flavoring SCUM
which they were preparing for 40
men. Both the cooks tasted the SCUM
before dishing it out and both were
AIKEN ill. The supposed salt was ar
efiic.
AT Trinidad, Col, Samuel Dossa a
wealthy citizen, threw himself under
! rapidly moving train and was in
family killed. He attempted some
ime ago to end his life nv takinp