Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-01-28
JUNDENSED TELEGRAMS
INTERESTING HOME AND FOR
EicN MATTERS.

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Spain is trying TO float The Cuban
debt in Spanish andattench banks.
1t Is asserted by several newspapers
OF Rome that Italy intends to send a
warship to Morocco.
Russia viii decline proffered Eng
lish loan Of SIC, 900, 900, because the
terms are disadvantageous.
Hundreds of London workmen are
employed on the fireworks for the
Duke of Clarence's wedding.
Verdi has abandoned the Wagnerian
method in the construction Of his new
opera, "Fallstatf," but has returned TO
the Italian.
Fire broke out in Dahlgreen's cotton
factory at Nashville and destroyed the
dye houses. Loss S12, 900, with full
insurance.
Six persons were killed and seven
severely burned recently by an explo-
sion OF fire damp at the Wolfe coal
pit, near Essen, in Oldenburg, Ger
many.
The municipal election of Overs.
burg, which was held yesterday, re-
suited in the election of the Peoples,
ticket entire, with very little opposj-
ton.
| Tho Paris Matin asserts that The
Pope has written to the Archbishop of
Paris, ceusuring the French bishops
for their attitude toward the govern.
ment.
different sections in Georgia, Flor
ida and South Carolina have been WIS.,
tied by cyclones, doing much DAMAGE
to property, and causing the loss of
few lives.
The new Khedive is lazy and fat.
out well educated and unusually In
telllgent. Roman newspapers think
except for the famine Russia would
make trouble.
A dispatch from Tangier announces
the arrival there of the French cruiser
Casio. The rebels are active and in
SYST that the Sultan should dismiss the
obnoxious governor.
The barn and gin house in Colonel
AeD Wards plantation, ten miles west |
or Little Rock, burned at an early hour
saturday morning Loss $1,000: |
rully insured. Origin unknown.
A large meeting of Santa Fe en-
ployes was held at Gainesville, Tex..
at which resolutions were passed not
70 handle any freight that came from
OF went to the opposition roads.
A lengthy dispatch was received
oatnrday night from the scene of the
Garza trovbles, the substance of which
was that the United States troops were
unable to cope with handful of rev.
olutionists.
News has been received that two
men were killed by an explosion in
coal mine on Lookout Mountain. This
makes four men who have lost their
iives at these mines in this way within
the last two months.
There is a bad state of affairs at
cambridge, Tenn, on account of the
of county funds and the
sudden disappearance of j. Il. Meek,
chancery court clerk, He is accused
OF beirg $25,00 short.
A deputy sheriff placed an attach
ment OF $4,000 Friday upon the
property of Gen. Butles, at Lowell,
Mass. The attachment is said to be
the result of an action of tort, brought
by Estes & Lauriat, Boston publishers.
The Louisville & Nashville shops at
Decatur, Ala, were destroyed by fire
Friday night. The shop was one Of
the most extensive in the company's
system. The loss is $40 700, fully
insured. Fifteen cars were also
burned.
The report of Warden Bolan, of the
Kentucky penitentiary, shows that
there are 9S1 convicts in the ,peniten-
tiary. OF these 100 are life prisoners.
Sixty-eight of the prisoners are under
10 years of age, and 1856 from 10 10
20.
The London Press begs the French
TO believe that the English do not
want to be saddlcd with the Egyptian
question. But the French are hard 10
convince that England will abandon
Egypt to this youth. Spanish papers
think the statu quo should not be in
fringed. Roman prpers take the same
view.
Twenty sticks of dynamite were
placed around q fire in stone quarry
near Bellaire, Ohio, and catching fire,
the stuff exploded with terrific force.
John Walters, John Smith and seven
Italians were seriously injured, and
some of them will not recover. A
house near the quarry was blown to
pieces
THEY WILL GO BACK.