Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-09-15
over WIRE AND BY CABLE.
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Victor Wilder, m psical critic of
Gil Bias. died yesterday of cholerine
in Paris.
Thomas Rooney, Off Plymouth. Pa,
lost all of his moneyion Sullivan and
committed suicide.
Rev. DIR. Talmage,, of New York,
has been banqueted My the Non-Con-
formists of London,
Nineteen thousand collins were re-
ceived at Hamburg the other day, a
CHASTITY evidence of ,'cholera's fatality.
The St. Louis Exposition opened
Wednesday, night for forty days
run. The dasplays'aare finer than be-
fore.
Herr Schuokler, \of Stuttgart,
tourist in the Alps and his guide
have both beeMkilledby falling over
a precipice.
At Springfield, Mass, George
Banker and Gail Hess reduced The
worlds tandem ,btcycleyrec cord for one
mile to 2:14 As.
The gross earnings of the New
York Central and \hudson. railroads
and leased lines fNrA August, 1892,
were $4,O61, AL.
At Cincinnati, John ,and George w.
Carlisle, large owners.Of real estate,
have assigned. Their liabilities are
estimated at $500, 900.
Animal George, the tiger tanner,
while paradiny the streets'of Mays
vile, KY, with circus, in. thei tigers
cage. was killed by tine BEAST.
The king and queen of Italy are in
attendance at the Columbus celebra-
ton in Genoa. where a. tremendous
demonstration was sho,vni in their
honor.
O'ispo, the revolutionist Sleader in
Venezuela, has succeeded Yin over
throwing the dictatorship andehas been
called upon to take the reinsAof gov
eminent.
DIR. Vincenzo Della of New Haven
has challenged DIR. Louis Para scunolo,
Lio COHlICtC, W IL LUG JDOuDl6
grew out of an old love affair. Both
are Italians.
1t is generally conceded that Pre-
mier Abbott, of Canada, will resign
at an early day. As.to his Successor,
Sir John Thompson is generally named
as the coming man.
AT Springfield, o., John Woods, Il
carpenter, has come into Ia fortune
estimated at 100000, p,uts of an es-
tate in Ireland which I've has been
spending years in trying to\get.
AT San Francisco. CAL. Charles T.
Thompson, secretary of the Peoples
Building society of st. Paub Mimi,
who absconded with $l0a0D0 six |
months ago, has been arrested.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union of Massachusetts, have addressed |
an appeal to Governor Russ ell to re-
lease Lizzie Borden on bail, pending
the action of the grand jury in No,
vember.
The old academy of Music at Cleve- |
land. o., one of the most famous the
aires in America in former yefGs, was
totally destroyed by fire Thursday
afternoon. Two saloons under it
were also destroyed.
The announcement is made of the
death Of General Enrico Oralliani,
the Italian soldier and statesman, aged
81 years. He was commander-in4chief
Of the troops in Central Italy and
served as ambassador to Paris six
years.
Miss Nina X. Gales, actress, was
married Thursday to Archibald Cush-
man Hayes, of New York. The groom
is manager of the metropolitan de-
partment of the Equitable Life and
vice-president of the Disston Develop
ment company of Florida.
The CHILEAN legation in London de- !,
clares that the protocol recently signed
between France and Chill was in no.
wise Of political character, and only
dealt with the question of the better
ment of the old claim of the French
creditors of Peru.
A democratic state convention has
been called to meet at Lansing, Mirh.,
on October 4th, for the purposs of
nominating justice for the supreme
court, to fill the vacancy Which will
be made when the resignation of
Judge Morse shall have been &C.
cepted.
The river coal operators in Pitts.
burg have decided to close down the
mines in the river district still in op-
GRAFTON, on Saturday. The reason as
signed is the small demand. but the
real significance of the action is re-
garded as preparation for the much
talked-of reduction in the wages Of
miners.
At Chicago consolidation of the
Lake street and Metropolitan elevated
railroads, 1t is announced, has been
decided upon. 1t is asserted that I'M
der the name of the Union Elevated
and Under railway syndicate is seek
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