The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-05-25
NEWS SUMMARY.


United siates eifeut iadge Emmoe.
whose brother recently d5sd a fiotlIa !
himself Io tHeh hsd health HIu be- n s5t st
F5rtsf 70 hold sodgf aqdfa.
The university II vifgioa decline.
ibe challenges cent BY Washington snI lee
9utyef'ity ~ row % ss cared aes either ri
Lefineion mr. f]yachbott
Ahailstormat Bio Gunde Cify Texas.
The iih, injured mfny persons. and billed a
large numbef N sheep. ssfmatsd NJ four
hunlred The htll wu 40 destructive fbat A
grown mule was killed,
An exchange says there is one nugget
N Georgit gold In the geological bureau
worth ono hGndrt dollars, aud IL is anito
IN ordinary nugget, too, for Georgia.
There arc now in operation at Column.
bus Ga, eight cotton mills, one wooden and
one bagging factory, four Touring and qrist
establishments, two foundries, . pillow manu-.
factory, steam engine and boiler works. and
y number OF minor industries, among which
may be counted steamboat building.
a woman at san Antonio, Texas. had
. man arrested and placed in jail on a charge
Of assault. She then proposed that If he
would marry her she would withdraw the
charge. She proposed that he be brought to
tue prison door and have the per.
formed there, but he preferred staying in
Jhu' The court then released him
Major Jones, with his rangers, made
forty arrests in Kimball county, Texas, in
two weeks. The Judge was guarded TO that :
county, and there being no court house. ,
court was held in the rangers camp, under ,
the trees. The judge sat on a log and the ,
Jury and lawyers on the ground. ,
Major Middleton Cowen. the first g
Anglo-Saxon born in the limits of Jackson y
county, Georgia, died on Wednesday, NAV I'd. 9
hls father served in the revolutionary war &
aud in the war of 1912, and did his full dutv 7
IN both. HIS mother, too, was one of the 81
women Of '7b." They were among the first +,
settlers of Jackson county. f.
Charleston Journal of Commerce: One
effect OF the war will be to cut off the ex.
portof petroleum to Russia and to Turkey.
ana also OF cotton. The value of the ex. a
ports to Russia are about $12, OOO,O 900, and to
Turkey about $5,000,OO0 annually. Russia
takes about 100000 of cotton, and Turkey
about 100000 gallons of petroleum. This "a "a
will be lost during the war. W l.
The negroes living with the Choctaw ug
IND Chickasaw nations were made free by an
he treaties of 1866, but these treaties did Ter
stipulate that the negroes should become mt
members Of the triho 60 thot tLaSIe"" hal
nam citizens of the United States, who are ES'
egally residents of the Indian territory, va,
hat is, they cannot vote, cannot sue, can. mo
OF sit upon a jury, and have no interests in gar
ne schools and courts of the country in for
7hich they were born and bred. adj
An exchange says that West Virginia 1CeIi
as the largest and most valuable body of tho
mber OF any state in the union. Prof. Fon. loo
line estimates that the area still covered by bal
RESTS is between 100000 and 10000, 900 hal
and that the value of the surplus ex her
ortable timber is fully $75,OOO,OOO as it she
ands IN the forests. The oak, walnut WOE
lerfY,ash, poplar, maple, elm, sycamore and my
Gust attain a size there not surpassed on u uan
e American continent, w" vi
The hail storms in some portions of of
xas, OF late, have almost been eouaI in you
ry TO a discharge of canister. The Austin you
atesman savs. bol sou man
The hail remained on the ground Vho
o;rht - II ''or"' III repl,
d . l sheep Tor Mr. man,
Imsey. In a ravine near his sheen pens MARI
e hail was eighteen feet deep. Five DAYS eco
.er 1t was still there to the depth OF four me.
It. moth.
lhe Star indicator appointment paper pu
the Indian territory, says: The people low a,
tins territory know nothing about hard CARER
les They should go to the states, and es. again
'lally to the large cities, and see the alb hurri
t poverty that prevails. Then they would hone,
ne back satisfied that thew vera tho meet night
ored peopIe on God,s creo, oor,h, r.. hopes
reat marv Of IT, 80 w., Luz so sit
hal 49, w - WI anu chara
D'' 'ne inns ID theif own lauit she Il
part of the exertion that is oif v
10 keep pody ana soul together me az
ing the people of the older states will your
E anybody here a competency. pecte
lobile Register; The benefits to be reeieo
- VI 'ne pro- Gus al
y. i"o'o'' wiz oe meager IN com schem
~ 'he great results to which it swOre
lead In ten years the proposed fac, Annie
will leave in the city $500, 600. One from |
bales Ct cotton manufactured here actor
I'd leave in the city annually $4,000. whom
thousand bales handled here would year o
e only $500. Something must be done career
of our c;,v His". y " oom> any be
ed eresr Jas 49, piiheipie demon. drink,
ua' AZ 'ne greater absorbs he peri
~ may awake from our leth- was la
10 ma ourselves resting in the bosom strange
ur neighbor. The success of the pro- child
d factory will be the turning point in the reared
are of our city. only OF
T left, a l
roxr,cx with b
be corrso ofonu. and az
e'eh's IL h9unlahla mas fears b
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