The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-06-18
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The Y ssident Secretary Tefknap. and
Commissioner Parker. on the q, IN whlch
desire 'of peace ww expressed IN both
sides Spirited Tail and Red Cloud had q
friendly Interview.
Telesrams from various parts of the
United States with reference 10 outrages
being committed on the Jews in Roumanla,
and asklng for the l~ntcroession Of the
United states In behalf Of that people,
were presented 10 the Secretary Of State
at Washington. on the "a, and the teio-
graph states that In consequence Il had
been determined 10 appoint Aaolphe
Buchner, who Is an Israelite, Consul at
Bucharest
The following nominations were sent
to the Senate by the President on the
"a Wayne MeVeagh, of Pennsylvania,
Minister Resident at Constantinople
Adolph Buckner, Consul at Bucharest
ID. b. Clife, Assessor Of Internal Revenue
OF the Fifth District Of Tennessee.
The Second Comptroller decides that
guardians of minors applying for bounty
money or other claims must live in the
State where power Of guardianship IL
given but the Government may pay the
claim on the first authority given the
guardian, the receipt being considered
valid.
The payments made by the United
states Treasury during May, exclusive o.
payments on current interest and redemp
ton of the public debt, were Civil ant
misct llaneous, "a SAG 025.16; War, 81,
b64 72O0l; Navy, $2,185, Os2.9 90; Interior
$673,391 20.
The President sent the following nomi
nations to the Senate on the 4th. Ben
jamin V, Abbott, of New York, Charles
T, James, of the District of Columbia
and Victor B%annenger, of North Carolina
Commissioners to revise and consolidat,
the statutes of the United States Edward
l.. Barney, United States Attorney for tn,
Western District of Texas.
A Washington Dispatch of the 9th say
it ia not at all probable that the question
OF the reconstruction of Tennessee wi
be brought before Congress again this SCI
sion.
The President gave a reception to Re
Cloud, Spotted Tail, and other chiefs O
the night of the 9th.
The President on the 7th nominated t
the Senate James B, Delford, of Indian,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Coul
~ofOolorado; Samuel d. Houston, Receive
OF Public Moneys at Junction City, Kar
sasi 0. Fl. Lawrence, Postmaster at BuI
lingame, Kansas.
The Congressional Reconstruction Con
mittee have decided to postpone the actio
on Tennessee matters until he next SCI
sion.
The Forest Citys, of Rockford, beat tn
Olympics, of Washington, Oh the It'll, b
a score of s to Z.
The majority for Emory, the Refor.
candidate for Mayor of Washington,
1919. The total vote polled was 1891
falling only 993 behind the registration
The Bowen Republicans elect two Aide
men and five Common CouRcllmen, {
which two are colored. OF the Emor
Republicans elected five are colored. TIL
Emoryites are largely in the majority i
the Common Council, while in the Boar
of Aldermen, with those holding owe
there is a tie.
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