The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1878-05-31

IuugcmpltS 10 SaIt WI "'N """""'
fishing excursion to the coast
We hope he will give us Il cal.
On the New Orleans, st. LOUIS
and Chicago railroad the Pullman
slcepers are. hilchcd next the en-
cine TO avoid the dust aud smoke
and the smoking cars attached ~
the rear end of the tram.
Mr.. Daniel NJ. and Mrs. Mary &.
Wilkinson, two of the oltest iihab-
itanfs Of Jackson, celebrated Their
fftietn anniversary i'll that city on
the 18th. May their lives yet be
spared tor many more years OF use
tulpeSS.
The following is a paragraph ID
the report of the grand jury OF
Washington county We have
made no examination OF the court
house, it needs none, its broken
windows, rotten cutlery anG de-
serted appearance speaks TOO iond'
~ of a penny-wisc board OF super
viSors.
OF stocking the streams i'll the
State with fish. Gen. Chalmers
writes: II have secured fiSh tor
the Sunhower, and united with
Coils. Manning and Money tO have
fish put in Coldwater, Thllahatclie
and Yallobusha rivers, which rise
in their districts and run into mine.
have united with Coils. Singleton
and Hooker to have fish put in the
Big Black, Bayou Pierre and Homo
chittO."
The Sherman correspondent OF
the TupelO JOWVdi says: Some
thing over a month ago James II.
Whitpsides killed II Wild turkey.
From the dead turkey an egg was
taken. The egg was put under Il
sitting hen and Il young turkey was
Matched thereirom, and the Ilttle
thing is now doing as well as could
be expected under the circumStal.
ces. Is it ii wild turkey or a tame
turkey
Mayersville Leader: a letter
from Deer creek informs us that
the storm Of last Saturday evening
was very severe in that locality,
blowing down h. uses, trees ana
fences. One house fell III on the
occupants, severely wounding some
of them. The roofs OF many houses
we've blown away. Below Mchin-
nryvillp the fences were all blown
down for the space of over two
miles, and or Sunday both white
and black were husily engaged III
replacing them.
Yazoo City Herdd: McSsrS.
John Iihk and ). a., Richmond
rphuhrd here on last Sunday with
James T.. Turbiville, the dctaulling
assessor and collector, and on Mon
day he was arraigned and required
to give $1,000 bond for his appear
auce ut tho next rircnit court to an
swer to the charges OF emhczzIr
ment and larceny, in default o
which he was committed 10 jail
The capture was effected ut liannl
bal, Mo, where the fugitive wa'
working at his trade as Il tinnrr
with little difficulty, through thi
assistance Of the town constable
Mir. G.. g.. AndcrSony whom MT
Link speaks at ~ vig'iint office
and ubIigiug gentleman.
The Iazau City HcyUM says tina.
Mr.. Raoul, the father of the youn;
man Of That name, who was kI'lr'
by Samuel Z. Tucker, at Naughan'
station, last winter, has hottie,
the counsel retained by him to co
operate with the district a%ttorur1
in conducting the prOSecntiol
against Tucker, that their SrrN ice
are no longer needed, since he lla
Lconcluded 10 abandon the case ant
leave its future management 10 III
law officers of the State entirely
In seeking to account for this pre-
crrding on the pA4t %! Mr.. ltaon'
the surmiscs are various, but til
} explanation most ]srirraly artep'
ed is found in the rtlmOr that IL l
u believer in sp%irituaiism, an
claims to have recently received
through some inspired medium,
message from his drad son, urgiu
/, him to pursue Tie course which h
has adopted, tor the reason tina
5 too many hearts have already bee
saddcned by this dcpIorahle tr'
paIS