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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18


Ton ilo u'.I '.m. IuI'H. ..
There .aIUIr. pr |..,.I
dl,i.anin Ihs HlaI.I ..i
s,a
''''''' ,.''' f'''. 3" '.. '
u"Il'I counsel HiH'
future elections. h'.,.'. tIruI.
ma detection ufCu.l.f.. nU
mn, ,,,, r,.t
"''''S '
democratic control lnd i0'
iional Republican hgI.t hT h.
carried into Nos Yur,. .H..n ....
aI.,aistpn ,arl,.., III. .t.rt
WY
NOT ne 'oI' ~ secure " return a..
the Senate, IS q man ,hn "hHii
breeds as tic admin lra0...
men arc termed. whose r.,.sr ~.
;,ru,n.. n.. l.
Lr
N''h'HB e"ii'o' s'.'
sen, Joe can und WilI play dog %.
dc Manager, despite .ic lurt Ooh.
he "a .barn gr,h. rav.er .,f...t.
ia, .r,,.p
!.
!" "'. "'I'' '''''' '.Hs '''-
uonal iSht H becoming p bite.
and intense that There is 4 t.nu
probability Of , division II NJ.
Ro,rLu.-,.
Nv,
""'' "''7' "' ''.'.' 'I"
most Significant development. iH
this interesting tJui'y Gnht IS th.
ulte-ancc OF Gen. Gram. .
o,ir;ors ~ o,.,.,
WIN "'' '' 81, ga"
Der, we present below;
ali ven want Is Lau. ,i..I
think oftbg mamie. IN u..HM No..
Conklina hge been tr..l.f L.. H..
President and MS COLI. .f
Senate. / will irll fau u,t .,
hesitation. Tfbint Ht.
rapeous. and ifyrr u.rtf.. la...
wbcrc I sI,pd IN n. r...
test. ! viii An Won fl5t.i -. .,i.
ConkLpo and Plan AZ, r.I
linz 4 mn 6ic,l n, IN. l..r
~ ~. '' ','' "
MI that, ! DO not owe him near SD
much to-day as does Garfield. ID
~ Wae' IN; SohSlla ga NOT sup
r ron,;1. Lew ~, ~ ''1 Ii',.t
yembsr Wi,L@n, N.v ,.oL
State Mr.. Garfield could MT have
been elected, and without Mr..
tonhling New York State would
"o' nay o'ic rE'il'o''O'n, "h,n-
can ~ r'r ~, 80 ,'., "'' '. "o'
be- traced Nr,,lly IN rontE,g ANY
his personal efforts.
When ! say that Garfield owes
more to Senator Couhling than I
90 90 MOI mean g underestimate
H., a.I ..'.i ''' "''''' 70 nun
State Of New So.L arJ ny, "l', ",
did 10 for me / would have b.e,
elected withou, ii. When Nh.
eonkling went to Warren and
commences hiS vigorous campaign
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

411t naiay mha..
Wa'hlhi itaa Aidiess fms
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

n q" ~ peIore nave we been so mach complimcn,ed
very, complete stock kept in all deparimcS5,s' - The
goods are handsomer than ever. and vet the price,
are SO low - va" !S' "e P'Nes
we are now exhibiting Paris and New York silk
Costumes Stuff Suits, Lovely Null Suits. Sntip de
lyon and Meryelleux Wraps, Cashmere Camel,
Iia[ and Cord de Lyon Wraps, ParasoIs. Sun
Umbrellas Roman St ped Surrahs. Meryell.ux.
SGnDIe shaded Surrahs, etc.. together with plain
nT,".1 loI Costumes. Handsomer Black Gren.
W ~, ,nan ever heretofore were seen on these bluffs
iiaid and Brocaded Grenadines in svar; .tpde s'
signs pure Silks, all at very reasonable prices.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-18

JEFFERSON DAVIS has returned
from Canada.
, 1881-12-29
Stut,,t1 EcfV3Ccs

Signal Srrvace.
OFFICE or ri1E CnlEY S1ayAt OFFICER. WAflt-
rSuruy, u. t., Dec. :A-1 II m.-1n'llcauons-Fur
tho Teunpsseo and Ohio VMlley. coleur. clrnrlng
yeuthor, westerly win,ts, mt hiHhor pressure.
Fur the Uppor Mississippi and Lower Missouri
vuIlprs. cDIdcr. fur weather, westerly w,n1s,
n,,t htKher pressure.
For tue Upper Lake region, COLDER clearing
wcu,icr, westerly wlti..s, and higher l'sesstFe.
Fur tho Lower Luke rcgiolt, cs'ltsnr, partly
cluply weather. with light ran Or s1snw. south
oriy veerlny to westerly wids. With Higher
prrastlrD. xu.
II wticGrslnin Hight rain ur SHOW has fallen n NJ
districts east OF tho Mississippi ftiver. westerly
Winds nre ropOrlul west IT the hlisslAstnb!
tnov are mostly s.,,ithwnsterly. Tho telnl'ers-
tnro cast ot tho lucky Mnnntaina Is ahoyo tho
mean fur tho month. 1t hAs tu!cI oyer tWniitS'
sirsrues lii AanIiolI., but IN rho United HtutGs
ut;Ugcs tlyu but, ettuht. Fstfr wchthgr Il ina!-
CatrI fur Friluy for I'LL StNtos ct5t VI tho noeKy
Mountains. ..,,,., ,,.
CHICAGO. Dec. 23-ig:K =. ,1.-rho Following
observations ,lr1 tuSe1 1T lhe sumo fhnont w
time lit ull tho Rtltlt3f18 f1l1nttl:
, 1881-12-29

1lnsk, dleh Of Wtnt wHa supposed to bo fovcr,,
utt friends or tho ratnily III l'ath 4nwns Intended
tho f,ncrnl. Saturday UCnnuoii himself nnd
nnuthor child ycnra old wurc prostrnicd with
whit Is pronounced by tho doctors 10 he SMALL
pox. The Supervisors havG therefore nvniin1
themselves at tho nuthhrlty ns hchtth t,!tlt'crs.
AMI given MI witt, wont to tho funeral Or tho
child nn.cn mt to lavG their homes until thoy
Urn nnt Inirottsl. Hpcothl Constabsns hnyn l!'cti
etntunesi In tho rtais leadng tnt' tile Vlllaxo
Hf ItGsk 10 nrr,Ht Ill tDran1is WIN lavu brn'l OK
hlvhwnys. Tiio UGinuosts Mre Cnnnln,Is. aud
hnro nit t,cen III this Country over six hInnii4
ug old cIuthut, fruna whcn it " snpp0sal tho
,lfspnao WIS c,,l1ght. 1t wns ret!nrte thnt lhere
was u cnap III Men0m0nra, but tho d0ctprs uetiy
, 1881-12-29

;| jiij' If i ! il ; il; H..
.:13p. M. lIii1i AL !! H. W..I u |C!buHy.
G.l6p. III, - IH tt4 W lM..r| y lE!Wlrula
1u:j3u III, ~ 8l3i S1,4 NJ 1W..,,,j IEltnF.
SiAxtlIlttl.l tHnt1iotAtnrg. 49,.
AlltltTuuli. .tHHtrprntir1, Hit.
Mum lthlty bArullHhif. G.1.U.
Mean tiMliy tflurtnnl1ib1nt. llI
Mum ulLIy humidity. ELL
yIenyy Rains ntid High Water.
SpeC{af Utapafeh to Tha Chicago Tribune.

ALBANY, N. T., Dec as-slncc MonGuy rnnrn-
tng un Inch uni Il half Of rntn has tallon. The
storm WIS general throughout this suction ut
tho State, atid hus cauacsl n freshut tn vi! tho
atroAis1s. Tho Hudson lttvcr hus rison rui'td!y
within twenty fur hours. mud ut high water to-
day was ton feot nhnyo lls level. Tho docks,
,nnny Of tho streets In tue lnwer purt Ut tic
city, and tho collars Ut warehouses; AtnnE lhu
river front hrG Submerged. At Trt'y tho watcr
6ritIN0YtELL,, Muss, Dcu .B-ItatH Inns raised
thu streams in pgrkshtrr, an1sncrRipR lncittluws
and liitHg reservoirs. Several te9t Of snllrt>lnl
truck lplWGDli AtInGnn and North Adams WerG
wnAletl mway, hut tho broak IL not serious
pluuyh to rruyet1t running trains.
, 1881-12-29
Nurrow Escape from n Terrible Accis
dent.

Spfetat Uttpatth to 1ae Chicago Tribune.
WEsnt1D, Ont. lice. PA narrow escape
from denth un tho rnit occurred last Saturiay at
tho delaware brIuKr, Oil tito st. ClAlr 1lranch Of
tho Cnilntia Southern llnilway. y IurAe brelk In
tho brltiEo w,s discovered by the sretiop fore-
n1nti, aIr. TtlunnA Hrt,wn 4 fcw miuGtes t,cfore
tho trl,ln Yo1ny east WIS due. Consequently he
fort,a.iu 1t to cross. Hind 1t crossed 1t would In
ull probability llavu gonc through. with about
seventy pcrsDn. OIL punr.t. Tho t,rcAk is aup.
tran which went uyer tho previous iKht. At
present two trains eet 1T tho bridge Ild trnils-
Ter passengers aud big8age acrnss. The trims"
S&UppGtl.
, 1881-12-29
CRIMINAL ACTS.

A Man I1nngott by a Mob for Causing
His vs'liu,A lscntls-Ot1lor Deeds ur LnNV.
breakers.
spseia. Dlspdteh to Ths Chicago TttbunA4
PINE RLuRp. Ask.. Doc. "a roport haa Just
reachud hero tu tho etroct thus Col. IT, 81. ileIl.
residing {,n tho AtkAns.s and Louisiana line,
ubullt twcuty.plght 1uley fran Hamburg, has
boon hung by Il noh. II Ia alleged thnt I}oll
bubitually abused hta wifo, an estimnhto woman,
ltltl that on Chrfstnias ahe dlet 4 victim ut hla
brutuItty, ller deuth arpused tho noighbor-
huutl, aid tho sequel was tho lYnchlng Of her
hus0nn'i. ,>.....,. .....
DUBUQUE. H., dec. .sa.-Mrs. 1aryoy, alias
Curtin, who wus arrusted At WAukon oil II charge
1T poisoning Jo!,uson. and wh0 usoaped from tho
founI wurkIlg ~ Il d0tMcaIiu ut Caledonia,
~ ~t! ESYss s.t.s It iss Y r.: ass l. ss,y lsss. sss:
at vx.Ch!cf .Kngl',oor, prake IN u uenrxo of
Sours- house. which was aensoly pAekgd. many
iuiics b0inv MnlonR tue aualcnce. Nothing 1nn'
'n,a W. ss an y s
exls!a, and 1t ID c1pvcssl to bo aong' "a"aod
AiIatr. ,,. ao
cc,,il.ry liro 1t 1rosoeok. Tox., curly yosteriay
morning destroyed tito dry Ko,ds .t,d grooe'ry 't
ste q .s IT. srotan 391t sn aa s IL
Wunoy ny an insurance pulley tor slo.ooo wero
a1stsa isMnwssy1t1r, Yex., ueo. :s.-ssox.can nd
vtUos state thus yoseElay. IN Tho public 1atl NJ
milia, waa shnt 10 ,c,lsh w!thnut Judge or triAl.
or rpfpsss 70 reprloyo ittn*6wskI,. ,to COY.
4utnt,ed musdoset, sna ~, ae Will bo h"''sod III
'f1 si.i;svESo1, WI ~ iscc. ~ iast uixlt twelve prs
~ s@oss etSsne s{, 9l 1f fnS as1p M,so 5
'nrfi Eli lieItur. ApltttnCG in LIZ hAllxfu I'll Mauss
, 1881-12-29


MONTREAL, Due. 23-Thcre yus SUMO excite
lnelt on tho stock exclAnge hero todny In cohsc-
tlugntc nr Il well-knuwn outside operator lte-
cunning dcrnulier. liz hal been II bull ou
ltenelicu stock, which hns fallen latoly ntout
IN per cont. His liabilities nrn from *15,0W to
f:0.u, tlle n1nt b,,ing at,nut equally. divided
bctweun tnur knnwn tirfne nf brokers. Ills stock
toinorTow morning ho will bo posted us dee
fuultpr
, 1881-12-29
FINANCIAL. .


srHrsuFlELp, Ill.,, Dec. :.5.-Willtnsn Il. Young,
ono ut the Directors ot tho suspended banking
hnlsc of Haskell. Harris & Co., ut Eillshoro. ILL.,,
WHO WIS nrrestcd at Liteh.Ecd night before last.
has beeu ,l1ntttcll to bull In thnaum OF $500. llo
Is said to havo hnd s7o91 IN iis pursou when ar-
rt.Htnl urcut excitement still nxfAtS 0Vur tho
suspension, und yesterday II run sqas n1adr IN
Ntlnt!lor hank III tho town, tho SlontNunlery
suIt to t,avo bue1i paid oat by 1t whun u0ntdoncu
tyua tcNSpunby rcstUrQ4
, 1881-12-29
THE FIRE RECORD.
At Baltinore, Nld., Loss 100000 In-
mnrct.

At Baltimore MIDI, L0tS SlU,uOus Ans
hurcd.
srfetat Uf,pdteh tu Itt Chtcaoo Tfi5ans.
BALTIMORE, Nil, DoU. :..5.-A destructive flre
bruko out Il, this shirt manMfuctory Of s1iefol &
Jubu. on tho cornoe Ut Eaultlcn ald Sharp
strcuts, II, this city, ear1y this morning. Tho
tro originated In tho fourth story at u largo
ro,,- trout building. aud sreal rapidly. Messrs.
stlorct T. Juhn's loss will auIt,unt to *9Ooo. fa-
cludlng Il !nEge stock OF ilnrus and over lol sow
Ing. machines. Tho f,rst lloor Of tho warehouse
IA occupied by I,lsdlcr uTos., s Co.. cotnmis-
SS,vuo, fully Ii,snsed. Tho nre .sprcad to az
atIjnintnF building occupied " Y. J:
TRylav j. Co., rlpur-box manufnCturers, and
tlntnaxtd thptr Stuck tn the extent 0E $eDN. Tho
I nssiIdngs are ow1ol by Messra. Howell Drothoss,
g this oty. Tu4!r LIS y es1ma9ca .G "a IT aoo H
fprc,nal, Of ono Of tla cnHinp companies. foil
through tatclway nl,d bruku Ills buck. Thomas
Whcatloy, uromalt. was nlso seriously injured
, 1881-12-29

TonuSTu, Dec. g. Some cxcitotnrnt has tccu
callsesi In OrntlKo circles In this city ny tho re.
ccIpt Of Information which Leads to tho belief
that MI appeal will not bo taktn to the Supreme
Court frt,ul tho decision Of tho Judges Of tho
Court Ut Queens Isuch 1T Quebec In tho case Of
Gr,ut ys. Ilu,i.lry. To.tay !s tho Last day In
which to Klvo tho neoesaary notlco md oslce tho
pVtltre has ructtved III Instructions to proceed.
, 1881-12-29

Jkff1n ffff tsFfs1. ..,.'
uf s'noso yoll hus r9al do FrcaIlent's iuea-
anua," |,lIllIrru un ulti GODrGl tnar, rs h0 WINS
sweopin9 un ulitGu on LuFuco street tho other
day.
''Uh, yea." ;
"Anythiug Bpcshul In III"
s'hu, l,UI Elutta." ..
aay unythIng 'buut de way pcrtaters has ria
up In prtc0t'' =:
t'N1." ..-.. ....
"Anythlng bout the world gwlac to end on 10
0!atY'
s.tjuGss mot"
"ilit my Aauers 10 dar to plny policy ona"
~ tlilitt AG1 any"
"niti hu say It was gwine to lu q har!t Wlntor7N
ma; he didn't AtuH mention Thy *nu]sct.
:"usdn,t give my oaros for oa!lbla'ns or soss
{rtllts4" f;
"Su,": .-....-. ..,-...
tpep what's d. X0nd nt any nlcssnXof What's
do usB " sittln' AAr A1lt fo'Ii1 round IN burtl-
In iiut lla mar Bakes 10 ErhGlUusl Pears like
ii cutlluli't squoezu III Ut lpaa une 1esl!u curo
for Gurus III y sebel.'Gollu,n Mlessake. ~ les tho
old ting ~ an lAks my chaneas Oh ratio tuF .
Christmas Eupael"
, 1881-12-29

W1t1.1AMst9,tsr, Pa, Noc. eS.-Il,e wntor In
tho West branch Ut tho BusQuahannn ia falling.
Twu million feot Of logs oscared from Young
Monnn's Crock, but woro cuugat Ut Lock
Haven. -
, 1881-12-29

SbFtf17
1,tSE 1ltUrr, ArK, f}ce. ga gollt'onnn WHO
arrived frnm l'aytttcrilla. Ark, toiny. says That
gront apprehension extsta thort. owing 10 tho
presence Of sn,nll-p0x. Tic Hct,nrgo WIS brought
IN Us, wprhniusi on thu construction or tho
Arhan.us hrut,r1, ut tho Vt. 14a,lia & HIN Fran-
c!scc lsart@s snvSrnt c,sss nr rnports.; W. y,
rrryaut mi NxtcMled epltirHlu havn beett
utnr,tcIl, Nehr!y nll Tho indhtnrts. rs M hddi'
tiulinl l,roc.Itltiotl, hntu buun Ftcttnhteu.
, 1881-12-29

sunufarly loft tho trnck WIS heavily londctl.
Tho engineer tllscoyetetl almost Immediately
that flls train was brtkcn. and alownd up Until
wien Tho train was atopp.ni. and tho ttan hands
tltAGny0rAl that they hal nst car. and tho trnin
was hacked up until thoY fottnd y, hhnrt as
ton Dtl tho track, mud tho raIls lind not sprcud
IN tho 1ouAt.
, 1881-12-29

TITO stil! alarsn tn cngluc NJ. u ut 10:As last
plRht was cnused By a ixhtcd cirar setting fro
to nm unfinished storms door ut tho COMMERCIAL
WAtpr. No dnMaKc.
, 1881-12-29

WtuEYuAx, ILL.,. lice, ss-k ya.l.l!5 f1,lIn mined
rrt,t sppur, NJ, engineer on tho ChlchYo 4 North
western lta,rohsI. wtu enn,a ',nn,u slok With
s,nn- 1rox about two wnulss aEo ,tIn.l !aat even-
OILY cusu III tho elty. nt,d 1t s !iupcd tho dsc.o
viii nut Aprcul any fArtt'cr
, 1881-12-29

Last Friday ovoilinv the freight. train Koln9'
nurlh nl tue c!nuanhatl. Wabash 4 oliehagsln
liutlroad. whUn between Bi!ver lak0 ana Clay-
mot with u niost singular :uccident Without any
apparent cautc. Tho third uAr from the ellx.han ~
truck, aud. breaking tcH'se 1ro,l the car ln W
ro.lr, tull olu4r froln the truck, aud vt rlgat
nugles With It. - fur thnt tho rGar plFt 0t tho
ianlnel Oh tua track. uni pnsse1 It without bs.
ing iutpFteyed with III any Wny. Tho car hut 70
, 1881-12-29

Tho alarm from l!ur :sl ut7 o'clock yesterday
moruIux wins caused by tho explosion ut II Gun
uf bonz,ne witt. which soIlle ono was trying to
lRht n ilrp OH tho secsnd !iaor 0t u. +. atctvoyh
oorItco fnctslry, Nh II Cnina street, rhb
Jnl1NEc to tho stock will alll0uut to Rhont $l0o.
Tho building wnB unharn'ctl.
, 1881-12-29
Suspension Of a Memphis Dry-Gooda
Firm.

MEMrfI1s, Tenn, Dec. s8.-I3yAoh & hrRst, dry
go0ds, clnthlnx, aud nottons, ,u business horo
und Huntsville, Ala, matlo an assignment this
nfternDon. Liabilities nt,out xG7,nO0, duo princl-
Ua1Iy Iii Now TURK. Huston, 1t. Lons, and CtIl-
ui1lI;atI; ltssuts not stated. D. c. Iuwcnston IL
Assignee.
, 1881-12-29

Excitement III n Couple Of Wisconsin
Towns at 'Ae Outbreak Of hsalnils P0x.
Special papas<A 10 1h4 Chteaoa Irtbuns.
hES0Aoayn, VIA, Duo. 2a-Groat excitement
VIVA caused In the Towns OF ltusk and ltod Ce.
aAf by tho Town Supervisors Ut both towns
Joining Ia notlco Of quuraut!ninR ayatnst
smallpox. 4 week ago Monday q young child
Of John OConucl. farmer In tho Town OF
, 1881-12-29

4 HiG Manufacturing Company.
AUGUSTA, 1a., Dec ss.-Tho John Y. ktug
Munti Gcturug Comphnv nrgnnlzeh todny. Cnp'
tul. &l,uJJ, ,0DO; Charles Eslca President.
, 1881-12-29

DELtnws FAILS, Vt, Dec. sb.-Ilains tho past
fow tiaya hnye greatly swollen tho stronas 10
this vicinity. Tho Conncct!nut. River rtsc eight
fcSt during lust night, but Ia today slowly 1nll-
, 1881-12-29

,s.,,u1t-oox nj Eranltavl3lc, wis.
8psetu. t3ttpbttei. to whf ChI:aeo fFle:lns
RAr1SE, Wis, 1)Gc. ..y.-snlnll-pOx bus broken
nra buCtt instituted.
, 1881-12-29
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

is harycst"d. :" '@'' ''A 80 ''e <A' ''S'' ~'~'
yNDIIcrP1nr. EnrrcATrON.
- A>A@1@3
---.-------. ..,
xci,t,ol.
10 ths Editor ol 1nt Chicago Tribune.
CufcAou, Duc, H-1here Is general
,vul,,ng'n,, IN ,e foc that t,,r nutlic srht,ols.
..--t -. -. ..,,-,.. .,.t.t,, l., +},,,,, ,-c |
nittcf NJ We nave nkeh ps'"e IN ,hSn'' n.s
not after all fIGrtEEE, nlu tail Ill giving lnuL
training necessary to fit their pupils for tho
practical business or, life, which they must
rutrr ut,flii H4 SfltE rs they leave tic SClluUt-
, 1881-12-29

E0VOEl Nt0FeH Ut tFANeabofos M e
NAIvluts, N. C., Dec. cS.-At WadesboFo, N. G.,
scyeu stores wcro burned belonging u rar.of i
Williams, j. II. Horton, J. A. lsoRgan, q. +.
Horton, Thn,nas c, howsnn, u. u. Horton. and
A. q. UrcwoF, Loas. f*5 ,Ul0; insurance, 9,Oo0.
, 1881-12-29

AUGUSTA, ua., Dec. ss.-firo thlR morning In
uroa1 stroot damaged tho stunk Of Nurum IIros,
grocess, ". u. IluwoH. guns'nlth. and v, I: 40"
84fcd -
, 1881-12-29
11avzgcs Of 81linll-Pox at PittAburg aud
NlcKos4p0rts Pa.

Special Nseateh to Tht CAtedeo Tribune.
rlTTsRuR0, Pa, Doc. sa.-The smallpox has
taken fresh hold, twenty eight now cAsos be-
aaY It has brokrn OUT in MeKeesport. whore 1t
u fcarud it will DO very futn!. owing to tho iR.
norluce or caroloancss OF the uuthorlttcs. The
heaith officers hero arc doing everything thoy
eau t0 eradicate tho dlseaac, but tho outcome nf
lleiE !uhor IL fur fsDnl encouraging, Ioe yacci.
nattt1n lAW Ia balux rtRlliy tnforGdl. TITO plague
y !is4propaHatIa in various why's, FAt!ents so.tla-
LINER evade their k9spars AI,I wander tar0uYh
tae atreeta for houra bIfore they ntv discovered:
q fIHily WIS lately dutrote1 selling tue hol
Upon which u small pox patient had died. y scG-
Sa-hana E,a. susn!tags aealGF hvlu9 .Ae prShaser;
Or llHaiity, and all classes the ruh u VOL aa the
DUR, Rra numbered among lts vtctIms.
, 1881-12-29

UAL1rAx, n. g., l}cu. IA stranger. protcn1-
Ink to be don't and tlnnah, stopped ut Mrs. I1on-
jaintn Mnnrno's, Mt Enst Dniholse. and shot
fulnlIy her cllcAt son Gcerkc, ao H. and hls sis
ter Mary, nHr l..
, 1881-12-29
PUEBLO.
Relics of a Race Preceding the
Red indian.
Views from the Mesa Separating
North and East Pueblo.
A Town Wlttc!, Must Soon Become MI
Important Commercial Centre.

Win kEk1t 6tI1llE3 Hull 1Aa7L w " +Att@ |
claiming BY right 1T conquest tho plains and
Llle mountains where coal. iron, gold, silver.
and cupper I,aye lnin hidden and useless
sItlee the cave-tlwcliers mud prehistoric rnces
the monmtnlns or roainctl OVER the
l,ounslless praIrles, and wl,o perhaps mingled
the lab0rs Df the mines witt, tic moro w.
citing pleasures Df tie cainse.
1lEr.1cs or TIE EXTINCT cAvE-DwEr.LENs
and lniuc workers arc founfl from time to
time, which show thAt they were mich
farther nlyRncetl III civilization than the rttl |
1Iltiun who ca,nc after they lad tllsap-
tearcd frOnt Tho face Ut tic earth forever, |
without leaving 4 Glow or trnco Us to who |
they wGsc, where thoy came from, or wtlcre |
they wullt. Last week n llatchet was f0hna |
in an Diti deserted ininu near s1cOrrtt-ap- |
pnrentty Of pure silver, It, sllnlo solne~itnt
resembling tile ull English Ilatcltct, but mare
clumsy. Down the GraIld River tn tho west
for aO0 miles, south all the WY into New
Mexico, through tho isthM,.s and Sont|.
America to tho Straits Of Magellan. axes,
liatc!,ets. nlauls, spenr-heads, and knives Of
cuppcr haze been found Mt various times III
largo numbers; and, 1t any paleonsoloElst
should tol us who tho n,nkers we're niid
WHO used them, he would stand III tho front
rank nIlolig scientists OF the present. and tut
llrs generations Ut lnen.
i,nt nv nh,r,.t Ia mt 30 nuc}, to deal with
tha ns nast st' o0'e~S - ''' ~ '"s'@ ~ e'''
'ne past
'rhe passing np,nent is all that wo can cali
o,r avn: ti,a future to lis ,uay never be, arl
,ha ,,ust IL la.v,,,,., mr. rontro,. rlnr,, nro
s.;,, u 'sSs to ~ t',a ~, anho o,sas ,yIti,,,
still lew Of tha olu auooc HOUSES "it''''
the city limits; some of them have been
ptasNretl over with cenIent by tho present
uwucrs-w,icl,. Mt fl short distance, gives
tho,n ,t,o an,,,.,rn,,cn nf stnnc. flthsrs. NJ,
IL et.s'" . ~ ~ - ,',r .,,.ni that f., siorf
thu sast ,s 1hs ht W. ts t1, th sr mrnnn,. nm,i
!ihe VIII ~ ifTe!ga VII! u.s ntosMtt' s,stt n. .sn ~.
IaelF s"uItn9 MGStcal! oce"p"l1tS ""t ""se
t1 BECK 0LitEf llNDllnll0uSs
, 1881-12-29

DAALAs'rax., Dec. "3,--Tho 1ry. goods establish
tnpps OF II, Pruiliky WIS cIoxel by attarhmcnt.
Creditors iu ua!ias and New tnrk.
, 1881-12-29

SlhH RVu lis.
PHILADELPHIA, uuu. 3a.-ap.olal. Attorney
General Cook had m tntorvlcW today with al
turncy- q cneral urcwster on tho star.route NUT
, 1881-12-29

1t Ia ltku the sun. it shinca for NIL; ws tneap
Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup. Do9toIs prescribe 1t.
, 1881-12-29
A DAsH FOR LIBERTY,

SULPHUR SrltlHtls. Dec, 28.-Jalnct Wal!ace and
King I!orto,,, convicta ut work on the Tv&us d
Purtu noud l1,nlu u llnsh for llberty todny, Mlla
wprp 1hpt lnwN, llurtuu WIS killed, aud Wnl.
lace Is IN q oritluAt uondItion.
, 1881-12-29

Hp<ef4t Uaspateh Ia Tks Chteaeo 7ftnuhs,
E1nIK, ILL.,, nsv, :5.-A harM belonging 10 Dr..
q. i. brown, Of this city, burned thls attafnoou.
Cause UNKNOWN. Loss $i0u: lhsuralIoo tSuo
, 1881-12-29

ApzF1aE UHbdteH 10 4@s e"9e92o {TsVRHss
ii. juseptl, bIo., Lcc, ..S.-Thls morning tht
ho,lsu. with 4ll of lts cuntents, Ut Edward Iona
h,le, was destroyed by fire. LQss fully $s.6O
n0 Insurance..
, 1881-12-29

Tho boat food for tho nerves, bruin, and mus
clcs IL Ufuwn's Iron Nittes4.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-07
PAYING THE DOCTORS.

We hope that Congress will not raise any
difficulties about paying the doctors who
ATTENDED the late President. 1t Is clear
that either Congress or Mrs. Garfield must
pay these bills, and it would be con-
temptibly mean on the part of the country
to let the Presidents widow bear this bur.
den. Nor should the doctors be dealt with
parsimoniously. They had an excep-
t:onally difficult and disagreeable task to
perform. The eminence of their patient
and the publicity of the case made it una
voidable that they should be criticised
both ignorantly and inadvertently, while
the fatal termination OF the case, though
inevitable from the first, was calculated to
iniure their regulations with the less intel
ligent, VINO refuse to recognize the fat
that medical science has comparatively
narrow limitations. They should be recon-
pensed handsomely, therefore not extrav-
agantly. but in generous and liberal
spirit, and their bills ought not to be made
the subject of open debate, thus giving op-
portunity for captious and insulting criti-
cizm. We do not mean to express an
opinion that whatever they may ask should
be necessarily paid them. An auditing of
their demands is of course in order, but in
such case it would be mos. proper to re-
fer that duty to such as were competent to
pass upon the resonableness of the charges,
and who would not view them without any
reference to the custom of the profession.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-07
gHIs aIogN1Ee's NEWS.


In New York Government bonds are quoted at lis
for Is of 1867; l14i for as 10l for s1s sterling
81 sl@4 So; silver bars, 112l.
Silver in London, 81 l4-16d; eonsols, 90 3-16d /;
5-per cent United States bonds, extended, 1OJz As,
121t; AIS. HI.
In San Francisco half dollars quoted at dis
co1nt TO par Mexican dollars, 02I@9Sc
The excitement at San Francisco in Union Con-
solidated and Mexican has nearly died cut. The
highest point reached by the former was SIC 70,
while yesterday it sold az low al s14. Mexican was
advanced to $l2 the 5h, but dropped 10 SO yes
ter5ay. There was pronounced weakness all along
the line of the conistock in the stock market yes
terday
William oyerholzer was seriously bitten by dog
at Petaluma yesterday.
Dr. Glenn has sown so, COO acres Of wheat in Co
lusa county.
Frazier, another of the Cape Horn train -wreckers,
is on trial at Auburn.
Considerable damage has been done near Wheat
land, Yuba county, by high water.
Excitement prevails at Salt Lake City over the
breaking up of the liquor traffic.
William Stewart was found dead near Healdsburg
yesterday.
Two burglars were arrested at Omaha yesterday
for rifiing the postofice at Sheldon, Ind
Six Molly Maguires are on trial at Uniontown, Pa,
for murder.
W. H. Adams was over by the cars near
Reno, New, yesterday, and killed.
George Anderson committed suicide at San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Fire at Flowery Branch and Marietta, Ga; also at
Nashville, Tenn, and Milwaukee, Wis.
Smallpox is prevalent in New York and JerseY
City.
General Kirkpatrick U. S. Minister to Chile is
dead.
The defense has closed in the Fipper Court martial
at San Antonio, Tex.
The message OF President Arthur to Congress viii
be found upon fourth page this morning in iul,
having been specially telegraphed to the RECORD
UNION from Washington.