Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-07
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have determined to use poison to de-
stroy their enemies.
The Iron Trade Review takes q
gloomy view of the iron market. 1t
says 1t is not possible to sell ore now.
There are demonstrations through
out Mexico in favor of the reelection
of President Diaz. April is the ami
versary of the triumph of Diaz over
Laredo.
At Kent, o., almost a riot was pre-
cipitated by the attack of discharged
Erie switchmen on new men. The
police were called in and two switch
men were shot.
AT New York, twenty ex-convicts
from Italy we've detained ut Ellis
Island, Thursday. They admitted that
they were liberated felons and they
will be promptly returned.
The Maryland house of representa-
tives has passed the senate bill appro-
priating $50, 900 to enable Maryland to
have creditable display at the Chicago
Columbian exposition.
At Berlin the committee of the reich
stag to which was referred the bill
making an extra grant Of $500, 900
marks for the German exhibit at the
Chicago fair, has unanimously ap-
proved the credit asked for.
The pope Friday received deputa-
ton of Mexicans, who asked him to
bless gold crown set with Jewels,
which is destined to be placed upon
the head of statue of the Virgin
Mary in the City of Mexico.
At Berlin, at meeting Of the Ger
man colonial society,a proposition was
approved to found colonization com
pany in southwest Africa. The society
granted funds to commence colonizing
forthwith.
An American named Samuel G
Graham, who is serving sentence of
twenty years. imprisonment in Quad
lajara, Mexico, for the murder Of Mr..
Koch, a German, in 1887, has been
pardoned by the governor of the state
of Jalasco.
At Harrisburg, Pa, the recommen.
dation of the board of pardons that
Editors Melton and Porter, of the
Evening Star, sentenced to six months
imprisonment for libeling Senator
Quay, be pardoned has been approved
by Gov. Pattison.
At Austin, Tex, in the district
court, Judge Robertson has perpetual
ted the injunction against the Texas
insurance association, prohibiting the
fixing of uniform rates or enforcing
its agreements with agents regula-
ting compensation.
1t is estimated that the Argentine
revenues for the present quarter will |
reach $50, 10000 The receipts from
customs alone will amount to $780,
600, 900, which is $4,000, 900 in ex-
cess of the receipts of the correspond
ing quarter last year.
At Columbus, Ohio, the legislature
has passed law to submit to vote
of the people Of Cincinnati PROPOSE
ton to issue So, 900, 900 in bonds for
water works, and providing they may !
or shall appoint non-partisan board
offourto have charge of the same.
At Lowell, Mass, Rollin White.
who claims to be the inventor of the
Smith y Wesson revolver, died We'd
nesday night. He once petitioned
to give him possession of the
A bill to that effect passed
congress but was vetoed by President
Grant.
Recent information indicates that
Sheriff Dun, of Seward County, Kan
sas, was not murdered by a mob or !
ganized to kill Judge Botkin, as was
reported, and as Judge Bodkin be-
lieved, but that he was murdered by
his own deputies for money and
notes he possessed.
The body of Matthew B. Dawson, |
who was drowned in Hutton Lake.
near Laramie, Wyo., has been found |
and identified by the clothing. Daw-
sons life was insured for 1927 900. |
and SID, 700 was expended in fruitless
search for the body. The Indians
have legend that the lake never gives
up it's dead.
The government has sent Chief
Redstone, of the Assiniboine tribe to
Chicago to receive treatment for a
cataract over his eyes. Redstone has
been of great service to his tribe in in
ducing the Indians to lead PASTORAL
life, and the government appreciates
these services by sending him to
Chicago for the trea tment.
At Ottawa, Ontario, in the house of
commons, Mr.. Sproule has asked
whether it was the intention of the
government to allow the establishment
OF an albator in Montreal for the pur-
pose OF importing in bond and slaugh- !
tering American cattle to be exported
as dead meat. The minister Of GUS
toms replied that it was not.
Reports to the British agricultural
board show that pleuro pneumonia is