Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-09-08
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Patrick Egan, United States minis
Ell to Chill, has sailed for home.
1t is said that the Chinese will m AXE
magnificent display at the wor Ids
air.
The Idaho prohibitionists have nom-
mated Joseph A. Clark for COVER
nor.
The editors of Paris are generally |
agreed that President Carnot will be |
his own successor.
The president has recognized Joaquin
Diaz Durn as consul general of Guate-
mala at San Francisco.
The Gillian government has issued
a decree forbidding the hunting of
seals in CHILEAN waters.
John H. Cheever, the head of the
New York Betting Il Packing COM
pany, denies that rubber trust has
been formed.
Many of the cigar factories of Ha~
vana have been closed asa protest
against the heavy tax placed upon
them by the Spanish authorities.
The particulars of the seizure of
British and American schooners by a
Russian warship in Behring Sea has
been forwarded to Washington.
The first Chinese divorce case ever
brought in this country is now on in
New York. Lee Charles wants an
absolute divorce from his wife, Mary
Charles.
AT indianapolis, Ind, the German
Evangelical Synod odop:ed resolutions
approving the action of congress III
providing for the closing of the
Worlds fair on Sunday.
AS result of the anti-slavery con-
vention held in Brussels, an interna-
tional bureau will shortly be formed
in Zanzibar, in which England,
France, Germany, Italy and Portugal
will be represented.
In Jersey City last Sunday, Post
office Inspector Hartshorn captured
John j. Glynn, alias ''Handsome
Charlie,' alias "Charlie Richardson"
who robbed two United States mail
vans on February 2.
Near Visalia, CAL, detectives have
visited the house of Girls Evans, one
of the Coils train robbers, and dug
up on the premises two bags of silver,
containing about 81 800. Evans and
Sontag are still at large.
Lieutenant Coffin, of the United States
navy, has arrived at Apia on his way
to Pagogopa harbor to make sound
ings for the wharf on the United
States government property at Swim
ming Point, where coal will be stored.
At Archibald, Pa, Patrick Conway
was instantly killed and Patrick Flynn
fatally injured Thursday. Both were
sitting on the Delaware 81 Madison
track, and before they could get up
they were struck by passenger train
and hurled down an embankment.
AT Philadelphia, Pa, the National
Council, Daughters of Liberty, which
is an auxiliary degree of the order
of American Mechanics, and the junior
order of the same body, has opened
It's annual convention. Nearly 400
delegates are present.
Near Wharton, Tex, sudden rise
in the Colorado river is alarming peo-
pie living in the bottoms. Heavy
rains are still falling and great dam
age is apprehended. Hundreds of
dead cattle and all kinds of debris are
floating down, but so far no human
bodies have been found.
AT ST. Paul, Mimi, j. j. Hill, pres
ident of the Great Northern railway,
Wednesday gave his check on the
First National bank for $780, $50, in
full payment of an insurance policy
in an eastern company of 100000 on
his life and an annuity of $12, 800.
commencing ten years hence,
George w. Adams, the man who
claimed to have saved the west bound
New York and Chicago limited from
being wrecked near Enon, Pa, on the
night of August 26 last, by removing
pile of ties from the track, has con-
fessed to having himself placed the
ties upon the track as a part of
scheme for obtaining reward.
Near Shenandoah, Pa, because two
of them were discharged, the Italians
working on the Pennsylvania road ex-
tension at William Penn colliery,
attacked Contractor Robert Adams
and Foreman Gillian, beating them
with clubs, picks and shovels, and
would have undoubtedly killed the
bosses had not some miners gone TO
their rescue.
The committee in charge of the
preliminary arrangements for the cele-
bration of the 350th anniversary of
the discovery of San Diego bav. on
September 2S, has received dispatch
from Governor Torres of Lower Cali
fornia, stating that President Diaz of
Mexico, will send his finest military
band to take part in the celebration.
The great struggle which has ex-
listed in the Evangelical church at