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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
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Oregon had ioOoy tns "A wheAs
~ eswHi lhls yeaf
fhe ilAmsl speed made lu ehfsl.
laf loiief stamps i'y hand hha beea ~
infinite
4 mlla captured laielv W lho 81
joints uItef. flunda. weIglini hw
pounds nhll waa sis feet IN leuglh,
Over 1pu eanafy bird arr year.
IL suld N ilie 1niied States The prlcg
ibis yeaf u fis pct dotea, sholesale
~ ovcr 10000 squar mllsv n ilui'
her tfia IN this country The sDihh eni.
lrnocs ldu.ODp. ~ nearly lwoihirls
4 citizen N Cenifa New York y
the ogfsf VI twenty-five fariuiieA, and
h one of the laLtfst chrse manufacturer
In the cmmtN lis annual product
amounts to i5,O0p ch'ssc
Ilic ailk trade oi Lyons France, now
oerupies sntne l20,OO0 looms, ~ whieh
only 30 900 ore within the city. lnriud-
lnr those who work IN tho sllkworin
embellishments thcrc ore sp 0Oo persons
employed IN the Lyons silk trade. "
1851 there were brH $4,000 anh la,0VO
| looms
In Charleston. s. c., tho business
N tnrpentlne and rico factors haa 50
materially extended that II has been
found mcessary W erect . ipanmotli
barrel factory IN the city limits This
ycnr according 10 existing contrnctss
!. 100 900 barrels u 800 pounds capacity
VIII bo required for the rice crop alone.
Chicago handles about one-third OF
tho entire forest products o. The vast
pineries VI tho Northwest. Millions Of
acres Of timbcY lands IN Michigan, Wis
eonsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Illinois arc
tributary 10 her market The entire
product Of these riperies last year n
! manufactured lumber ssuounted TO about
$500. 600 900 feet. and. according 10 The
!. best estimates at this date, We prpduc
ton for the present year Will sppw nv
excess n NJ least twelve per cent.
!. Mr.. 6. Fasoldt says, In letter e
81 tho american Journal Of Mcroscnpg
Ia have ruled plates up TO l,OOO.OcO line
n TO the inch. ofir of which was purchaser
a by the United States Government a
Washington. These plates show. line
,l truly and fairly ruled, as far AZ lense
4, arc allie ~ resolve, and above this poil
~ tho spectral appearance OF the bands
n. regular succeeding colors (when exam
he ined as an opaque objecD shows, beyon
,r doubt, that each band contains fair
" ruled lines up TO the 100000 band.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
WIT AND WISDOM.

Advice 10 wives Man Is very much
like an egg; keep him IN hot water and
iir v bound to become hardened. -7Ph,t-
adciphid chroniclc.
1t Is scarcely surprising that the ago
Is 30 full Of falseho0d when such vast
number Of words are compelled To pass
through fslsetccth. Nv y. Commercial
ddrcrtiser.
---oIIousekeepcr"--we do not know
why plum pudding was so named unless
Il was because Il contains everything.
from dirt to nightmares, except plums.
Yonkers Gasottc.
This il Young Lady. She Is sit
ting al Piano, and VIII soon begin 10
slnl empty Is tho Cradle. BAby's
Cone Run away quickly. children.
and perhaps you will miss some Of IT,
Chicago Tribune Primer
Old Abrams wlsest remark; "Ef do
descendants ob dc rooster whpt crowed
AT Peter was ter make noise cherry
tiu,c a lio Is told dar would be such y
,soise IN de world dat yer couldn't heab
dc heiis cuckls,"--Arkdnsas 6aseffe.
A Providence man recently had an
experience. lie was smoking cigar.
cite, and thxcw II away. but Ictained .
motlthful ofsmokc. A servant girl just
from Sweden entered with pitcher cf
leo water Just as he let the smoke es.
cape from bis nostrils She Thought DO
was ON are inside. and Immediately
delupcd him with The water. II was
very funny, but you cnn't make hun be-
lieve it, Bcsiop Poa.
-" Minnie" wsuts 70 know who
sa,s the fashionsp' Well. We don't
want 10 bv<st, dear, or appear uuduly
couceited. or tlirs sort Of thing. but The
fashion Of wearing q spring overcoai'
favored at the elbows with benklne.
c,enr through the Christmas holidays
and along ,:fs1 next februap-wr -e'
that one +" ourseif" We don't know
who sct the others, as thss y the only
, one we are deeply inieresied in' lus'
now.-Huriiugtoa Hawkeye.
: This Is modern courtshlp In q nut.
0 shell: Tae lights were 50 bright thai
) ,hcy seemed garish, and the parlor o'
tho McWisiies was radiant In upholsier,
: Of tho past decade. Eulalie, the prid'
Y Of the family, just making prcp1rtion
!. Tor celebrating her nineteenth birthday
4 Old Bullion making an evening call
aMy dear Miss Mcwish. There !. IN
Y drsd . dispsdtyin our ages You has
a youth aid txfity. !, years and wealth
4 but + trust there csu hs some recipro
4 c,tv hmsween usYf ulpdssd. ny dca'
: NJ bullion. wealth Is ud % be de-
!; spised. Neither Is old nge-sud deli
u cate heaIth.r The last clause N an W
N drrtouc. Axis that was Ike The RI
r. tlinr a an old parchment ag.inst : -, =
IN cushion closed that bargain, We
20 bet The old man outlIyes her.-Ntr M
* zen Rsgisfer.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

The rliInYfm ihH Wm4r tHa iHf |
raie q motley winter fhew WIN NJ q
f.eal drtl NJ m8v sod q iow oold diff
hni nn pndfiHrd ejii weather W The
mutts n linnamhef there viii he nv
yeg euid weather. linflnR The lhsl W
lla minfk lhafe will hn q few dafa
when rud nn{ viii ~ cheerful abd
uvefwnii comfortable u Hill NJ ~
exceedingly dlsagfurtble Month iuf mii
ilaf RHs6 with muw ~ rain every day
nf two. The probabilities arc fuf q wet
gloom, Christmas
This Mind VI weather will continue M
through January. with few cold days
sindwlrhcd hetwrcn rain and anuw
About the middle Of January there viii
hp few clear cold DAYS when The
mofrury will ~ down hollow zero. The
10th aud ibih uf january Will be- ~ cold
DAYS as an, experienced IN this latitude
Tic latter part oi The month viii be wot
and gloomy
There will bc more genuine winter
weather crowded into the little 1nunlh
Of February than IN December and jan.
uar, int there Will not be any Intense
coll with the exception of the few
days about the middle II January, II Is
not likely that the mercury will 80 FAR
below N,ro.
The poosc.honc has long been m hon.
orod weather prophet In some Of the
back counties of Kentucky the farmers
mako All thelr arrangements IN accord.
nnce with mo predictions of the goose
bone In some localities the goosc.bonc
a laid aside, labeled with the year. and
n i snid that one old farmer IN
Brcnthiit County has the bones extend.
inc back for more than forty years, and
lRIill thai time It is asserted that the
hone has never beeil mistaken In th'
weather
TO read correctly the winter OF an,
veor. take the breast-bonc of a Zoos,
balched during the preceding spring
The hone Il translucent. and Il will b
found TO bc colored and spotted. Tn
dark color and heavy spots indicai
cold. II the spots are Of light shatl
md Transparent. Net weather. rain q
snow NAV be looked for
There are good many people q
over the country who pin their faith
the goose.bonc. Of all the wealth,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
The Value Of Experience.

How "a dly settles down upon tho hui
man heart the sorrowful truth that the
brightest aud best Of existence has fied.
Those dear, delightful years before we
trod the rough and rugged road OF cs.
pcriencc and bit OF more than we could
masticafe. One BY one we count the
priceless bits Of knowledge We have
gained and look over the store rs tho
miser rcckons his treasure.
We call 10 mind how the cold. clam
my truth was revealed to Us al one time
that, In gathering the full-blown roses
Of life, too oft we gather also the fever
ish and irritable humble-bee nesting In
iis petals.
How freshly now comes back TO ns Mo
memory of that bright autumnal day
when the sky was one vast sea OF gold
On pillows and the spicy aroma Of de-
caying vegetation pervaded everything
that day when we made some scientific
experiments with what Is called three.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

FouTy ar morn gtudents OF the Keo-
-. -, ,t.a,a.t c,,,o~o h.., heen taken
49, a. . ,,,,,,, .m.l,.nox ,be re,,st. as Is be-
lIe,ed. Of handling cadaver brough, from
Chicago for dissection. The college faculty
admit that such body was received. but
say the disease was detected before u was
placed upon the di'sce''ns-.aes. ,s ans 9'' Y,
lege has teen f'a'''''"e' " '"' "'N y
Health. , u..,..
FRANCISCO hhAh'hhA' a'A''-"
political leader, lylng "a la'' " hs'H'
gnillo' was 'hO' "''no"' I"'ss " wa"
AT Gore' W.. an a uaAno"a nm, ,naa
openea tue u9Or y. Wv .,psa n''',s. !, ,,.s,'s I
iefreh, s",oo", .'s .'"s '.'s,' ~. ,a,.s -. !,
her BRAIN iyp " ne' n', uaHn.e,' ,'a.,. W. - :,
the room Nhen sue va Nse, ~ "
recognize tho assass,"' ao'k'a n.s-'s-,
farm hand emp'oyeu upou ne'Ssvo'.as ''.. .as
farm, mas peeh a,re,'ea suSs gu Wv" ,s .as
snl''s'., mn.usa. 'O '"Y'
60, 90, rxar, n ausomipept voury
w. = w,,.s.,,s.a rn.,,v ,.,ol,.,s
clsrk ha. oommlllsd fosxcric. and pecuia-
lions 20 . large amount. and absconded. Iis
wa. Treasurer Of several Jewish societies.
rv,x.x wr,.~sa .x.Tre,surcr a,
. ,-,-.- -. ,.,,a,., -. an,
zee oouh'y' io".' - ..,..", ss - !, ~ 49, -.
orsnu '.,, ~ ~ ss ~, - s ~ s,o 4, a,a
'unas' NJ 's ~
AT meeting vi ieaoing o'u1ehs "
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

ApyIcEs from Port au Prince, Hayti,
date OF Dec. u, say: An alarming reyolu-
ilon Is reported TO have broken out at
YeremI, Aux Cages and Saint Mare. Presl.
dent Solomon, with strong force, landed At
Saint Mare and quclled the rising ihcre, AZ
ter ia0 men had been killed on both sides.
Tho Government House was sacked. Other
houses we're burned. President Solomon
returned to Port au Prince to obtain rc-cn-
forcements.
F SENATOR VAN WICK says the object
Of the resolution introduced by him direct.
ing The Committee on Public Lands TO in'
ycstieate the causes Of the failure Of so
many titles In Southern Nebraska, whereby
great Injury Is threatened settlers who have
invested their all and expended the labor Of
many ycars, Is made necessary by the action
of the 81. Joe & Denver Railroad Company
and their assigns now claiming lands which
the Government had conveyed by patent.
n tho claim Of the railroad company
1, sustained. and " the Government does
not indemnify. settlers, Gen. Van wyck Will
insist that American citizens are treated
worse than the Irish peasantry by the land
4 lords and laws Of England. lie proposes
\ by the SETON o. .ns g.. so"'a''s a,a y,n y w~st VIZ
,u,g W .n' -. '.s ~ ,ss A.. srh.oom,nI,,ss will
hsoh' '.'.. anu 49,. meta, ,res..- ! and will
probably hold Q sessIcsn at Lincoln, Me-
braska, Friday, soth instant. Before the In
.s .'.',,ss ,1an,rv viii Ia Instituted as 10 th,
sa',,-. ' ;, o,,er l,ud.rran, railroad com.
I n,ples wi,h settlers. II Il claimed that fol
rsars n.s, ,be ruling. Of the public land di
Vision n tho Interior Department has beer
.rasslv unfair 10 settlers on public land
\ -hsnsver ,bey hare come In coasiet viii
ne interest of dd-srant raflroad compa
:. a,s.. Tha Narthe4n Eptliic Railroad Is par
}. ,,e,l,yly somplalned seainst, and an efor
vii esr,aInIy he made 10 restrain the gore
~ land mononolis,. along the immense'liu
!. =, ,hs yor,hsru Pacific. "a
]. -A.or,,rr N;h,lists plot against III
'lH~yT.-L st.,.,sr.a. mine was lal
80 s,r.a shro,rb which Il Wa
! ~ s'seS ss ,xo,,ld proeesd ot, tho oecasio
espe.. lse ,s,as,s, - asorse. For,unsciy h
% " W. ~ ~ snc,hsr rou,e'
"sr. IT, ~ c., ssrvice has comnlpted A,
.ss Ia. oh.srv,,orie. IA. difierc.
, 'sass"su ' ~ M sarn,yy 70 secure ,Iuss sigma
psns " In, -. [ aar,se AZ acruracy. for n
/ o. 'ae s'sass. s.....s :, ,hs nsopIs. !.
senst" sa' M ~ S,s..,x pbsIadalphI
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

PonrEAsp. Oregon. Docernber a.
Tho o-yoa<ss vii pshlssh N Interview
with Lieutenant schratka regarding tAe cruise
Of the Jeanette. Hr bclievcs she uintered
al Lakhov Islands, or near BY on the
Siberian onast, passing en route south Of
wnnEcll Land, which would account for no
traces Of her being found BY the Corvin or
Rodgers Her previous discoveries cannot BE-
inferred from her position when lost, but mar
b extensive snd interesting.
De Long did not follow The axisof the warm
japanese earrent north Of Behring's Strait,
which should b done before thztAssnue /.
eoudemned - imprNficable A 70 the re.
turn q The party, Tn route suggested BY Ken
non seems The mosl sensible. Probably his in-
struetions 20 make . northeast passage . sec.
onaary consideration led De Long 70 make nc
aitemp, 70 reach the pole IN the direction Of
the Parry Archipelago. His retreat IN boat,
| Il one Of The most mastery managed escapes
IN The history Of abandoned Polar vessels.
schwstka puts no faith In the reports thai
The Russians withheld information concerning
The Jeannssie. The result Of ihe erpedItio1
4 . ssssre contradiction u the belief that
good Polu route can be formed By following
The chsnneis through The Ice Of The Rreat,sI
beriani fivsn and ocean currents, and leave
but little doubt - 70 The fate Of the los
Americas whslerr, The rIrilsnt and Mmr
wslIastin, which Il ~ terrible - the Imasina
ton could conceive.
Should the loss of he Jeanette b cosple'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
changing Places.

A citizen who has an Office In the top
story Of block on Griswold Street had
half ton Of coal dumped pp the walk
the other day, aid ths cart hadn't yW
disappeared when boy came pulling
up stairs and called out;
.Say, want that coal lugged up"
"That's no way TO address a person,ii "
repliad the rtiah. uWhy don't yUii ad'
dress me In a civil. polite manner?"
dunno how" answered tho boy.
"well, III show you. Sit down here
and suppose you are the owner oil the
Office and am a boy VINO wants TO
bring up your coal. ,
Ile stepped into The ball and knocked
on the door, and, IS the boy cried
4 come ID, the nian entered the room
with his hat ID his hand and bcgahl
nBeg pardon, sir, but you have some
coal on the walk below"
Yes"
"shall bring Il up for youP"
"Qh, certainly"
hllow much will you payP'
"well." replied the boy as he looked
around mt the scanty furniture, ~ gen
orally promise a boy fifteen cents ahd
shove ( bogis quarter on him, but see
ing It's you, and you are the only sup
port Of a large family. II you'll bring NJ
that coal and put Il In that box, I'll Civ
you my whole income for q year and
half and q pair Of old boots In the bar
gain
"Boy. what doyou moanp" dcmandc'
tho man, as he flushed up,
But the boy lodged him and reaches
the stairs, and as he paused at one 0
the landings ID lodk DIP. he called oui;
III expected every minute that you
advise me TO get that coal upstairs bs
fore some creditor gobbled VI 10
. can't play boy Sor shucksT-Dcfro
!. Free Press.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

1 TERRIBLE casualty occurred In
w,raw, Russia, on Christmas Day. Dur
ns The celebration Of high mass In the
0ursh Of the Holy Cross man was seized
siIls picking pockets. In order to effect
hssape the culprIt cried: "Flre, fire."
Immediately great panic seized the con-
rssailon, who rushed for the doors. Dur
hsihs confusion some thirty persons were
traihsd 70 death and many others seriously
Injured. The miscreant who caused the
aam was said 10 be jew. lie was sound
liAsaisn by the crowd, who subsequently,
Naitd their rage on number OF unoifcnd.
i'slssth shopkeepcS. and the police and
niila1 were called out to suppress theI
ha..
AprsrERATE encounter Is reported.
shvt taken place In the northwestern part,
= Gay county, Texas. near the Little,
A<Alia, between party Of freighters andl
nax Of desperadoes, In which the former'
NJ Albert Boland and George Armstrong
''''sd eook) killed and Peter Ethridge
'Nndsd. Their horses were taken and
SFous burned. The desperadocs had one
Wounded, but how badly Is not known.
nnmueoat left by the wounded man was
sHh Cipher letter from Captain Payne.
xan Hunnewell, Kans., Dec. rs. II win
F''ahly lead TO establishing his Identity.
"a ]. w. GIBBONS and wife, who
~ mar Ashland, KY, went visiting the
:" hzht, leaving daughter, fourteen
lah hin Emma Thomas, seventeen year.
- ,h sou, Robert Gibbons, at the Glib
snessead. During the night villain.
= Ne house and horribly maitreated
srns, aiter which they saturated their
'.as With oil. set the house on Gre, and
~nisasE Robert Gibbons, who was at
esio give an alarm. All three Of th,
"a sAeir heads split open with I
There was no ciew 10 the murder
~ shonsand dollars reward Il Offered
upinre. The Gibbons house sa
~ % uhes.
~ kefe Of J. II. ~. d. Prince, q
flins, near Petersburg. Va, wa
- psher night, aud Two clerks
nipsetiyely Glover and Murrell
Y Tie nsmes II Is supposed tha
ssspn murdered and The store sc
slrb Horpr, q German pesident a
s'ns, Long Island, on Christina
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
anowrn ~ rar rurrp uurs ~ nS ,f,ne

w. raessa sssssaias " s'h avias e ia'' m NE i'
M iotraf ps issal n. A mi hsH q ~ pHr y ua te HI,
tsa lsaih sata. ~ comparative lfp M rlHm d
iaa fs ss, nv aas tsHtfy At eftet maf in f 1i
easi citizens an iafan. 'g titiH Nfl He rfn f
t fsssss law fhs fAn tF tuftit upfts rt " Ahttatf
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

A story 40 strange that u seems a.
most Incredible comes from the IooloS'
ical Garden. but Il Is nevertheless true
A few DAYS ago little rguIrrel killed
ratflcsnake which was about 70 devopr
Il, and thus the agKressor became lh1
victim. Il is customary % plece Iive
animals, such as the rabbit, the rodent
or the squirrel In the dens Of the rep
tiles. Tho snakes. when they are hun
rry, with fearful dcliber.tion epppach
shcir terrified prey and relenilees1y de-
rour Il. The squirrel cfouched rem
blInrly IN Z corner Of the snake abode
and seemed 70 understand that 4 would
| soon be food for The dIsgusling crsaiure'
slowly but surely the FaitlesnAks
crawlcd toward The squirrel. but III
bunnie quickly jumped n perch show
lhe deadly replies head- The long
llst head wns nissd upon ~ perre
and the forked tonp,e sp!l lortn .
venom. Bal the squIFTlL viii : s.<
hiring, slIehled q ~ hae1 Z q
snsks and hlt - o. q ~ r11l.1& =
! ! wounded rpp1iIs vhcclo1 Qlll1 -
, / nnd struck the nl1l5 ku19 9 - ~
. brsski.f ~ - !
/ | IIttIe l|IuN. - ~ u
-; -: - =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
IrTooMMERcE AND INDUSTRY.


I HASKELL, HARRIS & Co., private
bankers at Hillsboro. H., have suspended
with liabilities OF about Sll5, 200 and availa-
ble ase.s Of probably less than half that
snoaut. The concern was an old estab.
shed one, Of good repute, but seems to
have beeu run for years with little or no
capital.
Two new Illinois railroad companies
jrtlncorporated are the Cincinnati & St.
Louis Alr.I,lne Railroad, which proposes 10
construct road from East st. Louis to the
.Nabash River at or near Palestine, and the
N,toon & Northern Railroad, running from
Nrioon to the Midland.
The unprecedented warm weather
hrrsated fears Of an Ice famine, up to Jan.
lno. pound having been harvested, SO fa
nknown, In any locality. laundering op
snilom In. the Northern woods are als'
greatly retarded for want Of snow..
THE Riley County Bank, Of Manhat
Ian, Kans. has suspended, following upol
he suicide Of the Cashier, Jesse X. Win
al,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07

Asn roliflcAIn

~ t,soatpn iDAeos. D,Il, lid,
-, u .m,aees peesshes aaa writer, died 4
Y. sems IA New Ilssen. Can't, On ihe 9Th,
" res f.el,eaa ,Flni wai proceeded With
:. ,as mn, befefe asnseIy packed eeufi'
~. - tieon teaehlns Ne seat tiuilesu
'''ssd ys .so,,sa smIlInsig and said ~ had a
- ~. fbelstsnas dlunes and hope evefybody
~ ~ Al had lots of fruits, hgwefs and
.,.a, M eI.Ilof. and rood time the axatn'
,.Ssa al exports feasfd'he she pflsoncr's
- s.,s ga. eaulimurd, the principal witness
- s'as pf, b. A. AaeilouaId, supefinlend'
~, :, y ,hs ward Island insane Asylum, New
80 Ills evidence was strongly against
~ ln..uliy theory. and he said he believed
~ n,lsonsr had been studlously playing q
~ ~, sssr since hIs Incarceration. Guliesu
fEasl.bsd Tho reporters with along "Chfist.
w. ,,se,lnr,, addressed 10 the American
"'ooIs, In which be again brought forward
,Ss ,o.pIfstIonal theory a. q Justification ci
~. srs,t crime. A sensational episode In
~. NJ ,r,sIoesurred on the 2sth, when Gulieau
=. ulsced IN tho prisoners dock, by ordci
a,,hs Nm Court, on account Of his persistent
.,als,lou OF order and dccorum. in en-
forcing this decision Judge Cox said In ef'
b ~, ,bat the extreme latitude hitherto per-
mI,lrd The prlsoner had been for tho pur
.o.c of sifording the experts IN court lh'
iaIIv. opportunity to Judge OF his menis
.ua moral characteristics, and that the Dh
lid. Attorney has expressly desired thi
freedom be granted the prisoner. The ex
usr, testimony being now about concluded
NJ Court said no further good could rosul
t,om these unseemly exhibitions of the pri'
oO,r. and he should therefore insist hercaf
,er upon the orderly conduct Of the ease
0nIteau at first manifested the greatest re-
uuguanee TO being removedto the prisoner
docs, promising to keep quiet II allowed
remain inside the bar. The order wa'
howe,er. enforced, and the prisoner TOO
hs ulace in court for the first time as aeon
mon criminal.
Mn. II. G. WENTWORTH, for man
,,an General Passenger Agent OF the Mel
issn Central Railway, Is dead.
Rev. CHARLES WESLEY llEwEs, pa
,woi,he Fifth Baptist Church. San Fral
cisco. Cal, committed suicide by cutting b
,hrc,l. He had recently shown symptom
oi mental arrangement.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-01-07
THE JEANETTE.
A Telegram from James 6ordon nennett.
w.a...~rnnv nacotohas 01

A Telegram from james 6ordon rennett-
f wAsniSaroS, December y.
The State Department has tho following DIS
patch from James Gordon Bennett with regard
10 the survivors Of the Jcannettc;
PARIS, December n.
Hon. Frederick J. Frclinghuyscn, Secretary OF
State, washington,
Ihave Just received the following telegram
from my correspondent al 81. Petersburg con-
ccrning the Jeanette party:
General Ignatieif has given orders to send
ktwo new expeditions from Iakoutsk In search
Of tho shipwrccked crew, and has directed that
every available means DO employed to nnd
boat No.2.
On the 18th Of September, as has already
been told, Melville and ten men were met by
three Yskats. Yakats are good-natured mo-
mads, very skillful In caring for disorders and
malsdies caused by the cold. The party could
not have fallen into better hands. II must be
remembered, however, that from Barchoi,
where tHny were discovered, TO lakou,sk,
the distance Is 1900 yersts, or 1,sOO miles,
with no regular means Of transport AT
least twenty days were required 10 get there,
but as those who went to the rescue
started three days ago, the time necessary "a
end the party and brlngthem back TO Iakoutsk
would bc about two months. Nor should 4
be forgotten that although thc whereabouts
, Of Melville and hisparty Is pretty wcll known
that Of Dc Long, who sent forward Nende
man and Noras out OF bis party OF thirteen, Is
not known, sud that for q succoring expedi
! tlon 70 reach him willtako long tino ovo'
country where there arc no roads.
4 Tho distance from lakoutsk 20 irkoutsk I
o 2,Sls ycrsts, or 1900 miles, with n hampere'
: postal which win require al least fifteen day
s TO transport twenty-four persons. The Gov
u ernor OF Iakoutsk, General Tschemalef tno
% General Tchcrnalff Of servia), viii receive IN
J. instructions Of the Government and orders "a
0 fresh expeditions In eight days, by eoarir "a
traordinairs, travelling 80 miles day. Ther
u will be no further news, then, from the JeaI
,r nette party themselves In less than thr,
J. months, IS the telegraph wire does not erten
10 beyond lrkoussk From Irkoutsk 70 s. Peter
= burgwilttake them probably amonth, ,traycln
y as rapidly a. possible, although they will pro
IN ably be At 81. Petersburg by April, ynd In Ne
q York BY May. This Is all the infrmation
have received 70 date. In case The Cover
ment should wish 70 communicate direct
with the Jeanette, tbcg 10 cay that Gener
Anoutehine, Governor Of Eastern Siberia,
now In 81. Petersburg, but that his rprese
~ tative during his absence IL General Ped
y shcnski, with whom yoa can correspond
y rect In case any further news is received
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