The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-19

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~ W. CLAIT0E, TcrritoriM Auditor,
committed . muFdefcus assault upon .. n.
uoodwin. 1ffbHne reporter. IN Salt LAhs
Clsy. Utah. ~ The 10Th. Clayton Il said 10
have recently gone 70 pcIysamy, and after
careful Investigation The facts were pun.
'shed. Visiting the 1rfbwue oilice, he de-
u'ed the pdygamy, but admitted he had
lefs bic wife, though still supporting her.
lie undertook 10 explain bis connection
with the second ~ Of purely friendly and
business character, and Invited Goodwin 10
call on Mrs. Clayton No. and Eet her
statement. Tho reporter went 10 500 her,
but hardly got Into thu house when Clayton,
In furious rage, tried 70 draw a pistol.
threatening 70 Kill him, and probably would
n,se c.rr'ou ,ne 'n1eat in.o execution nau
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AUGUST crop returns 70 tho Depart
ment Of Agriculture from about 0,ooo CORE
spDndents throughout the crop.producini
area Of the United stAtcs give general,
favorable report. During the month Of JUL
cotton Improved. The condition Of sprlnI
wheat August ! was higher than for severa
years. II 10 thought probable that the com
bined spring and winter wheat produc
will. without loss from sprouting, rcac'
800, ono, 900 bushels, and that estimates as
suming ID to 20 per cent. more arc Wild %
sumptions to reduce tho price Of wheat |
the hands Of farmers. The European out
look Il favorable for medium crop, with
slight reduction In quality. The conditic
Of the corn crop In the United States IL rep
resented 80 as against II last year. II
general average condition Of other crops
good. Canadian reports Indicate tnat u
ial' wheat crop w'Il prove one o. 'ne oe'' 9
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sne vneys u sm.n oou.ss, vuIahs Y.' eso
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. -Four rsuchsrs were killed and the rsmail
: der wounded. Nine Apschss were loft I
. the neld. Tho approach Of body sf Mex
y can troops caused their retreat The Al
. aehss were from San Carlos agencies, Al
. were all armed with Winchester rifles q
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