Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-02-09
TELEGRAPHIC news ITEMS.
Condensed Notes From all SectisaS Of th
United States and Europe.

j. III. Clamp OF Fairfield comfy,
South Carolina, was waylaid and shot
to death.
Hayes memorial services were held
at Fremont, o., the home of the late
ex-President.
Snow has cavcd in over 800, 900
of roofs on the buildings at the
Worlds Fair Grounds.
About 81, 900 900 worth of assessed
mortgaged notes have been discovered
at Columbus, Ind.
A colony of Bohemians from North
ern Missouri have bought II, 900 acres
of land near Victoria, Texas.
A synopsis of the new Irish homo
-ule bill as it will go before Parlia-
ment has been issued at London.
Debate in the Reichstag in Berlin on
the army bill, showed an increasing
disposition to accept the measure.
George C. Grover, Royal British
Commissioner to the Worlds Fair,
was found dead in bed at Chicago.
An appropriation Of $5,25O,OOO il
asked for the maintenance of Texas
public institutions for the fiscal year
1898.
An old lady named Guthrie Of Eff
Engham, Ill.,, has held notes Ito the
amount Of $4,000 until they are out
lawed.
The French Senators demand that
the house of Deputy de la Haya, who
started the Panama investigation, be
searched.
Major Morris advocates martial law
OH the Rio Grande border and talks
Interestingly Of the trouble in captur-
ing insurgents.
The bank failures at Rome and
Naples are developing into national
scandal, duplicating many Italian gov
crnment officials.
A l0-year old girl was called to the
road from schoolhouse in St. Clair
County, Illinois, seized and abducted
by man and two women.
A bill has been introduced in Con.
giess to repeal the at present inopera-
two section of the Mckinley law pro-
yiding for duty on linen.
Three men were killed by the
wrecking of freight train SO miles
from Louisville, Ky, on the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley road.
Deputy United Statco Marshal q. N
Faulkinbury was killed in Baxter
county, Arkansas, by timber cutters
whom he was trying to arrest.
United States Senator Carey pro-
poses to- amend the House bill to adj
init New Mexico SO as to admit also
Utah, Arizona and Oklahoma.
There is no prospect of an adjust.
ment Of difficulties in the Kansas dual
House. Senator Perkins will not per-
sonally contest 5ddgo Martins seat.
The visible supply of cotton for the
world is 1924, l68 bales, Of which
1887 ,468 are American, against
4,co5, 1908, und 4,119,628 respectively
last year.
Andrew Carnegie has made state
ment in reference to tho affairs of the
Carnegie Steel Company, in which he
highly commends Chairman Frick's
management.
Mr.. A. G. Del Campcllo has been
appointed royal vice-dclegate from
Spain to the Worlds Fair. He was
formerly secretary Of the Spanish lega-
ton in this city.
The United States Government is
taking active steps to protect its inter-
est III the Sandwich Islands. Extcn.
sive naval preparations arc under way
for sending war ships to Honolulu.
While walking OH tho sidewalk di.
rcctly below the spouting of the
Grand Opera House at Kokomo, Ind,
Thomas G. Pearson, young man,
| was struck on the head by huge icicle
and instantly killed.
Miss Sadie Conley. daughter Of tho
81. Louis inlillonalre, William COnleY,
ran away from home and was married
at Chicago to John Mooney, jockey.
The Chicago police were notified. but
the pair managed to outwit them in
some manner.
The steamship LaNormandic, which
sailed Saturday morning from New
York for Europe, carried $3.50, 900
in American gold. The gold ship
ments since January LIST, this year,
aggregates 50, 100000.
Among other decisions rendered re-
Gently by the Supreme Court at
Guthrie, 0. T., was that of separate
schools in the case Of Wilson VS.. the
Guthrie School Board The opinion
of the District Court favoring mixed
schools was reversed.
At a recent meeting of the State
Board of the Arkansas Industrial
University of Fayetteville, Camden
was selected as site for IN expert.
mental station. Land near the city
has been nurchased FIR tho n,rnosa