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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
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Cocaine is preparation remarkable and unequaled
the eradication OF dan6ruf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

III, i.asA .-o~s .rts. ,s,,a.'9n " AZ boaI,
,nbt The lrreslA ~h in plssenu ne o.e slian.
by tae msrcuf during thosr hours hs A. rIaA
,Hs inileAed " ns 'He' - H~~
nats $40 BrssdsJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

JoHNSON-THQMAS-W Wednesday. September %, 1892 IN
Brooklyn by the Rev. Joseph Henson job johnson and
Mrs. Ellen Thomas.
Al notices Of Marriages must be iadorsed lcih full
name nd address
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name and address.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

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lfn1i uflaIHaly l1aufd aHl lhalf uiaiioga
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a laHuihnfffd and directed tu flooitp dfpaali4
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10 donuinlnHlHns M npi hes Than b oiuii ff
ftapmdlrr wiih The Denominations NJ United
Hnlrs uuies The tuin Atpusitrd ~ M frpfh
seni NJ the certificates NJ 'anlualt small la ~.
ialnNi IN the tfrnsufy fnf thH payment ~ ths
shinr un demand. snli certificates ah4ll ha ~
eHltHhr for customs, iHtus, and M puhllN
dh,., ilh WHOM 4n tnreltrl mly ho fpissuei
WV ~ NfHff NfIN
when htll ht any NiiiuHHhi anhlng assiula'
ton, shall he counted ns part ~ IL lawful ~
seftri nnl hn lnnhlnH nasnrl iilon shall io
member " ant tlanflhwhntao IN which such
cpHiionlfH shall not 10 receivable M settle
lnent " clearinghouse halanceAl priridfh
ihHi the Secretary NJ tho Treasury shall sus
pond the isstiH ni such certificates Hhenn,rr
Tho amount nf Fuli rin and gold bull on In The
Treasury tranfNci for The redemption ~
Unlteh SininH notes fnla hrlow tlO10n0n,
ahh thn prpiisluns NJ src hen1 VI the lluylAel
statutes shall he applicable ~ cert nehtca
hrfriu huthur1nd ~ ! directed ~ IN issued
Sru W. lhtt ANY officer, clerk, ur arnnt ~
hny National lianklnH assnr tlun whn shall
willflill, violate tho provisions NJ ihe net en.
tlilol An vet IN reference 10 certifying
phnckH ny National Hanks, approved March
y l"n, being section 6,20s Ut tho novlsci Stat
ttna. ~ WIN shnll resort 10 any device NJ ~
oeiylng nctltluiis obligation, direct or cullai.
"th ~ ORDER Ia eNndc amy provisions thereof.
or who shall certify checks before the amount
shall hnvcheen regularly entprei 10 the credit
Of ~, dealer upon tho books Of the banking
nsanclatlnn ehnll be deemed guilty Of miHie.
mohnnr, nnd shall on conviction thereof IN any
Circuit ur District Court uf the United States
bc lined nut more than fb,0l1, ur shall bn I'm.
prlspnrd not more than Ave years, or both, In
the discretion ot the Court,
Shc. II, That Congress may NJ nny timo
ninend, nltnr, ur repenl this not nnd the acts
OF which this IA nmcndaioiy.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

n single hlsh iehoHl In hsflfs
tn, q ihefe afe lM heef1 rufdld
thfao iot hef IN M pali|lo srhmla
A. fHIlfdaiph.a hsve recently dIHi iuu
1fHfW0ft
President iiIaadaio, NJ Hiram Co..
lnfe the ulh friend N Mn laia lfoiient
liaf Fld hai haHn f'eafei sunHNtiahd
tnt If the Cleveland rnbllc ieltauli
talimuli ha4 scYonie segon nap.
iii churches With ffiy lls PASTORS md
B,Hgt nembpm Ton missionaries afp
employed Wy lhe associations IN ihe
state.
alDnfng Tho past year lI'shop Little.
uhn, " long island, confirmed l.lil
persons and licensed twelve lny read.
ets The number of clergtmen IN ilie
llpocse IL i0u
During The past year The American
lllble Sorlely lsalc1 from The liblu.
lIulH l,0pl,l0s copies NJ Tho Scriptures.
and IN foreign lands lg0.ddt copies,
making total n l,bsL73A
The Nashville Amoricda dcplores
'ihc decay VI oraioryn In the Omitted
States, aud 10 prevent II urges that
every system Of graded schools, aud
more capo 'lnlly every university,
should have cl0culion taught n. a
Regular branch In every coursi Of
study
The Rcy, Father llnvcrmans, pastor
NJ 81 Mnry's Church, Troy, N, T., who
is the only one now living u the 251
Catholic clcrgymcn who wclc IN
America In 1884 c0mmcmoraicd tho
liity.thlrd anniversary of hia ordinsllon
aud the forly.seeond o. his pastoratc In
Troy, few days ago.
The North Carolina Methodist who
sang so loudly and dscorlantly IN
church rs 10 annoy other worshpcrs,
ond was indicted as nuisance, has won
his case. The language Of the Court isi
"The disturbance Of congregation by
singing, when the singer does not intend
~ Ia disturb II, but " conscienti0usly
taking part In the religious services,
may he u subject for the discipline oi
bis church, but is not indictablc. ~
Y. HcrdM.
A Clergyman in Maryland recently
received m anonymous letter contain,
ing ten dollars. Ailsyssard, ,,s. ''',u' ra
anonymous colnp". ,,,oa"', g"" 80. ,,n :,
.mvu' san,,,, ~ Vcn up TO disscnsion and
,..T thoughts all are unhappy, World
ly care has driven out peace and love,
aud only God. who can change tho
heart, can make II change Of the con.
duet aud the disposition. Please pray
that lilo would intcrpose in their be-
half"
Tho American Missionaries who
penetrated through the jnnglcs aud
icyer-strickcn country OF Umzila's king
dom, in Southeastern Africa. 10 his cap
ital, report that the King was delighted
TO see them, sent groc,ings ~ America
and asked 10 have live rpirsionHrics " ~
.,.s,. raniires sent 10 tcnch his people
The King Is said to be tho finest spcci
men Of royalty in Afr.ca. His face 1
full Of intelligence aud genuinely pleas
ant lie Is tall aud spare, but wen pro
portloned. st. Louis Globe.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

| ~ lianlllso, Unl,, iune N, tIagvu
Hils'on fal AZ hgusAsspsf. NJ. f..ll.
Hsfe shf y M lsifsfs hu,s,st f,a',
Nhsm sha NJ tapa agssg.sa las 49,.
dsal, =" 'H'H7 ~
WAtAtsifa, WI was s,oIlea ~ n.
sisi by ne desih n iih. u,gdslae. tln,,
ftom taking ite'fe sftihs VI masstlss
Rlyeh hef N mslAke by h. lloss rnl.,,
nhe supposed he wN aaminlslstles NM.
nine, WV
an burlington, Iowa, on tho qta.
tlus'aye Wlibeek, asseis. hanged blm..l,
through lear That M would be lynehea h,
eaii'lnf The death N 4 Young ady itlsnd
VINO was murdered week previous by an
Unknown pafiy "
hisSin ciiIquts, II years Of ago,
Wa murdered by hef Jealous lovef, Jams,
Iflilloh. while walking with a younp man
named Henry james, near Davef n, A.,
ne other night 1fnluh nfed two sbel. Al
bis rival, but the youth took 10 hls heal.
aud escaped. Tho girls body was found
10 ihe canal, where II Il supposed 10 have
been thrown by the murderer.
WHILE tho colored division Of lhe
Grand Army Of Tho Republic wa. paradIuv
IN baltimore, Nd, on The 2lst, boys made
aii attack upon them with stones. wblch
was rc'cnIcd. Ilobl. MeNally. aged ls, wa,
cut fatally.
TiIIs story comes from Danvile, III. ,
Allle Mills, aged II, Emma oslesby. an or /.
plan, aged 10. aud Mary Jones, aged "A. ON. .
ployed by Mr.. Brown, who keeps a board.
lng'housc, bought % cents worth Of
arsenic, June ~, divided Il Into three doses.
and swallowed Il. An, Mills aud Miss
oflesby fingered In great agony until
o'clock next morning, when they both died,
The doctors were more fortunate with Miss
Jones and got her on q fair road 10 recoy.
cry. Miss Mills, according TO letters writ.
ten by herself, wanted TO die because ber
father lived with an Objectionable woman.
thus compelling her 10 work out. The 9th.
ers had no particular reason, save that thoy
were Tired OF the hard lot OF servant girls
lie.
FOUR colored criminals were hanged
In Klngsiree, s. c., June 23-Anderson
Singleton and Lucinda Tlsdale, for murder,
and Boston slngiary and Abram Anderson,
for arson. The woman was the brayest Of
the lot. The drop was 1--WE feet All four
danged In the air together.
GEORGE BRowS, City Marshal of
Caldwell, Kans, was assassInated by
cowboys, June % The men mounted
their horses and escaped, but were hotly
pursued.
ORIN HELBRUCK was killed and Louis
Thomas seriously injured by falling from a
Tapezc at Cazenoyia, N. Y, the other day.
MASTER RElMAN, Of Racine, Wis.,,
died on the y ! from ockjaw caused by the
bursting OF toy y-pIstol.
WILSON GLOVER and two children
were killed by lightning near Charleston, s.
c., on the ed. The Confederate monu-
ment at Columbia was badly shattered dur.
Ing the storm.
A LITTLE daughter OF Mrs. Goings,
colored. was burned to death In a CIncin-
natl tenement, June %.
A MAn supposed 30 be Prank e,rstton,
Of North Lebanon, Ohio, was arrested near
Dorkes, Ind, the other day, for stealing a
buggy and harness from Jessie Nixon.
While being taken to Munclc, securely
bound, the thief threw himself from an ex.
press train and was killed. lie was about
20 years old. medium height, slender build,
and hal dark hair.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
ntrs isp riaf nfa

a Tho aaahF tslae n iha heslefy
| frnduei n lht imiai slgios \ slsie "a
ptef sltpatMu
The pafWftmi n liose suffering
ffrm lmh las afe alVays mofe ffplnant
and vlplenl by dag ilaH hy night
Last yeaf U,uil lmots wme tskgn
mh N Ne hhfafi N tia IUfunf6 Mo.
tlmnlef Institute sut VI iG1 ~ ilsfm
we're novels
About 10000 miles N higlwi wiw
fence we're manufactured lat year. ~
which ihr fptalif, ~ ~ cents per 10
pounds, amounted 10 tl1,OOO N y
iost
II u estimated that 1000 ehineh-
bugs On farm, IN spring, Y nhdlsinfbcd.
viii increase In one year IA l,0fD.t1i..
Wr What a,pliy ihey aren't good foe
something,
II u said that The Australian colo.
MES ore The rchea', per capita, IN tho
world, Among their p0sa,sslons arr
tOnJ, 0oO sheep 10 q population Of only
100000 souls.
The consumption NJ tobacco IN Mex.
lcn. where everybody smokes, is i'm.
monsc. IN tho principal factory of ORR
snba morc than il,01,0D0 packages.
contain NJ thirty cigarettes each. wcfo
manufactured last year.
Whom The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
shops In Altoona are In full operation
they employ $500 men aud the payroll
reaches 1900 per month. The esti.
mated value OF the Pennsylvania shop,
at that point is $50, 200, 900
The AREA OF the peninsula forming
the eastern shorc Of Virginia Ii $50
square mlles population, $4,000; num-
Der OF farms. 2,D26, public schools, ~;
Increase OF population since 1870, ., ,li5.
II Is composed oi two counties, Acco-
mac and Northampton, and Hes between
the Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic
Ocean. N T. SIM
--Privy Councillor ID Allngc. tho di-
rector Of n large re!ormalory restitution
In Germany. estimates that 'n.rc are
200. 900 professional tramp9 nIn' ma'nte.
In lha, country, AMI zoo. 600, 900 marks
nhire 0hln " cconlsBy annually. all cost aud no
Nnfn. The proportion Of Jews In this
army Of the idle Is small.
There has been left In Umatilla
County, Oregon, this spring, between
800 900 and $500, 900 by the different
buyers Of cattle. sheep and horses. IL
IL estimated that 100000 sheep have
been driven out Of the county. Tho
prices paid for these sheep were from
81. 90 10 S2.2j each. II IL thought 5000
head Of horses have been sold ut an av-
crage price Of $3.50 per head. From
20. 900 to $4,000 cattlo have boon sold
n, $50 to $50 per animal Chicago
Times.
"A Chattanooga letter says; Already
there Is invested here over 5000. 600 In
manufacturing enterprises, over ". .000.-
600 NJ which II In Iron interests Ono
company sis--, A. p.a.a Iron ram-
pany. has paid-up capital Of si,000,-
900, aud understand money Is every
day seeking investment herd. TO CIV.
an idea how much vnluc,have increased
here, In 1871 there was ~. 900 worth
Of property. and in 1881 i swelled te
90, 800, ,OO0, or about one hundred PEI
cent. In 1897 tho assessed value vii
be over S7,000.000. In the manufac
tories there are employed over 800
hands, the Roanc Iron Company paying
onc.fourth Of these. or 800 in all.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

The damage by the cyclone in Iowa
Is estimated at s3,0O0.0O0.
CAPTAIN Ross and the fifty Rangers
who left Tucson, Arizona, some time ago,
tralled a remnant Of the Apaehes two hun
dred miles from the line down into Chihua-
hua, fell In with Mexican troops command.
ed by Gen. Reyes, and were arrested, dis
armed, and ordered 10 get out OF Mexican
territory. Gen. Reyes admitted that he was
aware they were simply after hostile In
dians, but declared that Il was violation OF
International law which he would not toll
crate. The Rangers were compelled to rs.
turn through the Indian country, two hum
tlrcd aud fifty mIlcs, without single weapon
for defense.
GOVERNOR SHERMAN, Of Iowa, makes
an appeal for contributions for the sufferers
by the cyclone. TO be sent 10 Hon. John b.
Grinnell. A Dcs MoInes dispatch state.
that upward OF 1000 perions are absolutely
destitute OF personal cifecs.
The corner stone of the Garfield
Memorial Church at Washington will be
laid July ?. the annIyer.ary Of the SHOCKING.
President IIlnsdale, Of Hiram College, Ohio,
A. s. Willis, Kentucky. aud A. II. Pottl-
bone, Of Tennessee, will make addresses.
A general invitation Is extended prominent
msmbers OF the Church Of the Dlciples
throughout the country.
ssyEsrY residents Of Adrian, Mich y,
h,s. hs., no,.or.d 10 A danrerou. degree
h, s.,Inv chss.e' The lI,e Of John l.. smith
va, onIy s.ysd b, yIsorou, treatment. The
cheese wa. sold BY several grocer., bu, Is
tnown 10 have brrn m ,dc At one factory last
month. Minute parasites werc revealed BY
the microscope.
q. +. Owens, receiving teller OF the
Third National Bank Of 81. Louis, has been
arrested for emtezEcment. The books
show shortage" Of about $4,000.
o.c., coonw,s. cashier Of the I,o.
-. 49,, p,as who h,. h..n
k.".p''' ,ss ,-,s ~. h.sn ,r,csd A.
,a.'.ax s, .s, n.,as, ~ 1'esrs w,. g.. az, IN
.hs ss.,,s when bs lei, bu, NJ. accounts
arc arc found 10 b. correct.
Mn. GLADSTONE stated In the House
a, commo.. ,b., the international confer.
eps. viii .e,I with the condition Of Egypt,
.ra mo, with the suer Canal. Instructions
an, !, Asm,r.I seymour are sufficient 10
prs.srss pri,l.h Interest. IN Alexaudrla.
The ottoman Bsnk m that city has been
io,,,s..l :, S saa prSvi.lousa for a siege. The
rsypsIsn sub-mInls,er Of Justice names
Ar.hl ps-ha . IN. chief In.tigaior Of the
risis. A large number Of Bedouin Arabs
are hoysrinr around the unguarded banks
Of the sues Canal At IsmsiIs.
Two masked men entered the farm
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
CONDENSED TELEgRlNs.
Tx tho House Of Representatives, june

In the House OF Representatives, june
"a, q concurrent resolution was adopted for
final adjournment July 10. The bill TO re-
duce Internal taxes was debated, and all
amendments, except that striking out the
clause reducing the special license tax on
dealers In distilled spirits, were rejected.
The President has decided not 10 In
,erfere In GuItcau's case. On hearing this
officially the assassin declared that he had
no further interest In the matter. lie had
made Arthur President. aud the least be had
expected was reprieve, but a. be must die
he wa. ready. The time designated for
the execution IL between noon aud . p. M,
June %, 1889. George scovIlle has addressed
an open letter 10 the President, urging him
10 grant respite. and not yield to the In
saiiate thirst for vengeance which blinds the
high and low alike 10 justice. He maintains
that the question OF insanity has not been
fairly settled.
THERE was = disaster on the Manitoba
Railway, near A,wsier. Mimi, June siih.
A gravel train went down an embankment
and into eight feet Of water. Eleven men
we're Killed and a number Injured.
Acoacu In which anumber Of young
people from San Francisco. CAL, who were
camping out IN the vicinity. were taking .
ride, went over the bank Of the turnpike
near FELTON,, June q, killing Misses Iva
Crowdery, Eva Massey. Celia Scott and
Master George Scott. and seriously iniurins
Masters Burr, During and William Mock
lee.
AUGUSTUS RosxsBgRa and w. $.
Carpentcr we're drowned while bathing si
Big Rapids, Mich, the other evening.
TWELVE miles Of cars full Of perisha-
bic freight were stalled on the meadows
near Jersey Chy, n. j., June -. because
the r.iIway marnsfe. refused to pay slight
increase for handling u. New York ship
pers have been losing $4,000 dsy sincs
,be .,rits was Iusugnratei. and The Board
of Trade passed resolutions declaring thai
,be advance asked BY the freight men should
be granted.
Ar Atehison, kans., June "a, ;. haf'
r,.on and W. Wilson, negroes. bad die.
mute about some money matters and Cd.
,ouru.d 10 basement 70 ashiIt out. whIIs
Harrison was laying down he coat. wisor
picked up chair snd broke bic anssxon'sp'
neck.
JACK suxfpox. Thomas Bssson, and
WIN. Beaver, IN IA Il Neoshe. No, thrsv
sone lim< m JsIlsf Nats's fse<, June >.
tro<led down he susFd. and mads daah
sos freedom Eutst 80 shss peeesa dswl
sbous 80 yard- frsn n ~ A husdFsd
elllfsas stsF'ef r'-sr - s-sr--s - s-<y'
~ ~ rseapsuru1 : nils mn IN. ~
A.. sosk rsfnss = ~ vse14 vneFs - ~
.nrrsunfe1 80 - 4ouA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01
WIT AND wrsDox.


Pride that dimes on vanity sups on
contempt.
MANY n man thinks himself n light
In bis society world, when In fact he Is
only light weight
S. J. X. Hubbard. Texas; .'where
can obtain the Life Of Jesse james,"
We do not know. The Ford boys took
it-7eras Syhnga
California has discovered spider
webs so stout that they can be used 10
tic up grain bags. The web OF Fate
would stand poor show Out that way.
-Defron Free Press.
There arc In North America $50
different species Of birds. and yet you
have probably seen boy waste two
hours of valuable time In trying TO put
a head on one little chieka'lee.
Little Willie has been summarily
corrected BY his mother for repeated
ac's Of naughtlness. The punishment
being over: Papa" he sobs. In tones
Of anguish. how could you marry
such an iIl-tempercd woman as man.
map 3'
III ,ho.e who have large families to
board. with provisions at present prices.
would sion 10 think that many men In
this city board locomotives and railway
trains every day. they would be moro
content aud murmur less. - Waterbury
American. rs
Three man and 1 dog were IN 4
ho., an In ~ I.wrence The boat
s.ns,sad snd shs doc in.,e.d of saving
,he men ssv.ciuusIs svam Ashore and
LET them drown. This Is ono Of the liz
tie dog stories that will not b. related
In that touching publication. "Our
Dumb Animals. "-LoHisriiIs Courier
Journal.
Cautious, "when you were last
here saId the magistrate 10 the pris-
oner. "you promised me that u | re-
leased YOU YOU would 20 to work. Why
haven't YOU kept your wodg' 'sJudge."
returned the Victim. meekly. Il didn't
want 70 10 breeding any disturbance,
and was afraid II I went 70 work that
! would get on 'sriks."- cAseaq0
Times.
When q mans hair begins 70 grow
thin on ton Il "A a sirn that he xhouldn't
thlpk anti. 40 much Kork D.spafcA.
.sThInk RHYMES with something elss
which he should not do 70 much. mi
adsisphia Nsr. Think. blink. vi a,
ee.sivs winking would Affect ! mans
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

eHitf UfTofH wafn N M shls
l'Hpsfiil, ilam sas ffsaslsa. -. s,,.,,s I,
pn sfflf'nf " V4sfhilasa, sbsfsld suh
NeHhllHf Hlit lHlssi w tnl ntaf.l "A ~
slrN q w Amstleia ihlp dafhsfst On !
Iftf pfoiea n ma corporation "A
hHllln isalh'l The ffpf.,,iae bll "a. s,..
.,alsl y PAtllamaal " lhe lord Miysg In
We alllelil fbles y
~ attempt VS. mado lo wreck ihe
paf.eaf on ihe calamhus A lloaslnr vslls,
Road near Sugar ffats. tlble. tvns b.. \,
PlfelnE ohsifuelluHs IN lhe lfaeh
\ eotii'ioN incurred on the tahigh
valley Hallway, Al ilsoh co.., nsaf ,t o..
mel, Ps'' June ai, between gravel ear. and
~ eteuf.lon train bearing oaIslaIa N ths
lehish Waller, New yofk Central and
sptlhefh CenifAi ilallways, and other.
Ihe passengers alI escaped with sllgbt
bfulses' Condy Ilfyseol, brakeman, was
seyefel, scalded' The engineer and afe.
ln'n Of The gravel train we're slightly hurt.
10th engines were indly wrecked.
THt Customs ofiloers Al t,bleago bay.
just seI,ed In an .,.,t.. 49,. w.,
dozen spools of English thread which wers
'nllvgled into port by Quebec firm.
TWO bcll.boys IN New York hotel
have within month stolen property valued
AZ about to,00, When arrested they made
Nr.v,y tn 400 ,.... -
,no n,,sa. NJ 49, "'." participated IN
nn,,i,a 1u =, " 'no u'ana army OF the lio-
raa u ~ ''o'e' ~ mur wn'cn was led by
Sa.., !" ~ h'r.', anu reviewed by Prei.
h,rnl.sod % nv MEN, ne@ '.a'9rcwa. eva, inc escort
m,ny of whom ssryaa ' y, 49,. "s'",a a,, ",'''''a,
army. " WV "''''''O''''
Tu, r.oaol e ii,
Nm an ,ha ,a,a".,.,," '' a' ,VI'oou 'no
~. ~" VI ."' "nppr'a'ion OF foreign pork, on
guarantees agalo., ,r,"h,no', @ "vI ""0' '""'V'eh'
FIyr u,tt,oS Zoo, "a h,a,
hou.o. Mr. h...., ''0' "u" s'N
other d,y cous,n~ ',,",on' s,on ,oh''' inc
+, ~. ,Isna 80 '. F,vV'VV0
c.. n ' ',''' ~ New iiaven'
No"o't VI ~ ~ Harris expressed the
opinion that jennie Cramcr was drowned,
and that the arsenic found In her system
had nothing to do with her death.
A STORM on the 22d DESTROYED con.
siderable propertv in plocL u,yL .a1 ~,
channn Counties. low, Ths ro.aa,i, Ia
wasted town of Malcom v,s .,ain ,,',,.I
At White Hall. wis tho wiz =, ~.
Thomson wns killed and hsr nn.n.ni
stunned. Near Henderson. uInn hahn
tel OF John Rordel ws, hurnod AL NJ. ' ,,',,. NV"
killed by lightning '' "'''
Tur bod;os NJ fo,r man s,a.o.,.
have been lynchod ,or s,oa,,n,, v''a .,aps 49, ~
found IN Denton Connty Tey,. ,sa 49,
day. Two were bangt,g % ,r.. ..S a..
others were on the eround mn n, hn,,s,s
holes.
A prspAcu from Albany N v s,rs
.,riksrs nm tho wa, sho.a p,n'. ' S'
in a riot on Tho 9sd Th"~ ,.a,aa u"9ase' $50.
striker, IN theIr shan,t.. NJ, ,,,s.,. ".. a..-
then. and s,temn,ad 40 r.,
and twenty 0at cars down a for,v ',oo, " o,a
Cayan. Tho Ia-I--. .-.-s sns
ehrrin aua his posse, declaring that he
would fight the militia. Governor Cornell
was asked to order troops. AT Jersey
Guy, \. j., The police were called upon to
a',pei's . tans " ''unAen I.'', rousn' VINO Nv
.e'"p'eu " p,e'en' n'n"e. VI new "ana'
nun uu',iuns " ,'l, va,so VI s"sar' 9,,. ins
DOa'u =, aae."'sn ~ Wv ~, ,o's wy pas.,u
's'y'u'.'n ',,' u'ss 'a0 'a',vu, s''.m'''p
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

The following Is description Of
one Utah town. but Il l. said Il will sp-
ply 10 many Of themi Everything 10
Mormon. Tho biggest shop Is The CO.
operative storr; the biggest place Of
worship The Tabernacle; the biggest man
the President oi the Stake. Everybody
that meets 'Brothcrs' or Sisters each
other In the streets. and after nightfall
the only man abroad l. the police force.
who as a rule reiirps early himself. A.
the neighbors complain that his pacing
the sidewalks dizturbs their rest. Even
the dogs are too well regulated 10 70
about bowling al moons = Chicage Jour-
nal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-01

The following. frum genuine cir.
cular now current. must be adapted
from the French: " II i with unbounded
grief we inform you Of the death Of our
beloved father. who has within the last
twenty odd years built up this nam
moth business. and we would scquAint
his many former friends aud patrons.
and the public In general. that Che bud.
ne~. will be continued By Ne. he -ons.
under the old familiar finn nsme.h