The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-10

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farmer hsaf Cleveland, having fsseifsd ~.
mefous Insults and threats Al Ne own don't
from Thomas .. Msffism. drew = fsvoiser
and shot him through The heart TIE nihef
day. Jackson then surrendered himself,
anl Il sustained w pubic opinion.
MiscRtAsfs doiaced the soldiers
monument on he grounds oi Tho State Nor.
nal school n Mlllersslfie, rt., May W,
bespalierlng \ With ink and other sub.
stances.
DECORATION DAY was more genef.
efally observed than eyef before. James q.
lilalne and uenl y v, iiawley addressed
the assemblage NJ The tietlysbefg Cemetery.
There was q large gathering At tho grave
Of Gen. Zachary Taylor, near IoulyllIe,
where General Elhln spoke The pfoees.
sion of veterans and eleven militia feH.
menls In New York required two hours In
passing Madison Square, wbero President
Arthur, General Grant, l,oscoi Conkllng
aud Generals IIazen and Ingalls, reviewed
Il. The Garfield vault and caskct NJ clsyo.
land were covered with floral offerings.
| The Grand Army Veterans nj Washington
attended TO the graves In the Arlington
and national cemeteries. At Spring Grove
Cemetery, near Cincinnati, an Grafton was
delivered by Hon. Thomas l.. Young. The
mounds covering eleven thousand dead ho.
roos at jefferson Barracks, near 81. Louis,
were sirewn with flowers. Philadelphia
was handsomely decorated. and about six
thousand soldiers marched TO Laurel lllll
Cemetery. In Chicago, the grave OF every
Union soldier was garlanded, while tho
resting place OF I've thousand Confeder.
ato dead at Oak Woods was marked
by whittier Post with mammoth
floral cross. Young girls TO the mum.
Der Of 100 participated In the work
OF decoration at Graccland with the suryly.
ors OF the Twenty fourth and Eighty. second
Illinois Infantry. Al st. Paul the garrison
from Fort Smelling and four battalions oil
militia escorted large party Of children u
the graves Of the honorcd veterans. Thu
people Of indianapolis placed a wealth o
flowers on the mounds covering Governor
Morton, General Jeff G. Davis, and Genera
Candy. A vast number OF citizens Of New
Orleans made their way to General Jack
sons battle-ground at Chalmctte, where ev
cry grave bore floral tributes, and where J
r. q. Pikin was orator OF thc day. In Bos
ton there were services around the monu
ment on the Common and at Mechanics
Building. Flowers were strcwn over th'
graves Of Thaddeus Stevens and jane
Buchanan, at Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. LA BAU-BERaER, a sister o
Cornelius J. Vanderbilt. has brought sui
to set aside his Will, which left $4,000 h
George n. Terry, on the ground that th
bequest was procured by fraud.
THE bicyclists Of the United State
gathered IN Chicago for reunion the othe
day. Nearly 80 whcelmen went out 10 III
driving park and INDUCED IN trials Of speed
and there was q banquet at the Grand Pa
cihc.
A BROKEN rail wrecked q Chicago
Burlington & Quincy train near Fredericks
Vile, H.. June /. Three coaches wer
overturned and thirty passengers injured
but no lives were lost.
The international monetary confer
ence Is postponed I'LL next April.
The jury In the case Of George Elll'
one Of the three men convicted Of the mul
der Of the Gibbons family at Ashland, Ky.
, In December last, found verdict Of mar
slaughter.
MARIA HoGEsMEYER, OF Brooklyn
NY, left property valued at 1900, b.
aueathIng - 10 each Of her three sons sn
the residue to the Catholic Church TO pa
for masses for the rcpose Of her soul.
; liz consequence Of strikes, fires hay
been quenehed In tbirty-sIx rolling mill
surrounding Pittsburgh. Pa, employin
500 men. Brown, Bonnell a Co.,
youngstown, o., have thrown out 1910
: men By closing all their furnaces and Goa
! mIne.. with one exception, the iron AT
, nail works at Wheeling have stopped for 4
. indefinite period. The Calumet iron AZ
! steel works at South Chicago, and the L
clcde rollins. mill, tho Helmbocker forg'
and the Harrison wire works at 81. Lou
: have shut down.