The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-25
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IN tha Cammpb t'less Court n i0ldi
VIE NJ oa ibo iiia lHli tme " NJ s1.
~ Wr feidsffd aaslafi ., " nHshslf
fnd fufrilai an hls band ~ fafmsf etihls
N ite rlsniff, tinh, whi0h Weni lhf
! liquidation sama Ysaf sae, lHasulsfills
on ihe pif " tHas Helm, H., Teller q
ne banb caused heatt losses ni llaaiia
ilan n affairs guli vs. brought sgalns
htirhelof sad snfella, n recover losses n
PARTIES treded, on lhs ground u lsrk .
close supervision " w. ieiief's aeonunis "
lhe eaahlat in NE Aft ani aectnt tfiai
The ilfy failed 10 mlte q verdict fhI
ihlfi liiil resulted IN n verdict ior plain
~, bat ihe Court " Appeals reversed 4
anh granted 4 new iflal, which resulted a
,boFe. Biehelof A Ca, defendants, ~
gentlemen " high standing IN kenuekY.
llehm, The dsfulilnr teller who caused
ihls trouble fnr lnnorent meu, was arfeslet
IN $50, charged with ruhhlna The bank pl
about - U1o one night, IN addition 10 hi
defhlciiinns The money taken was rcuiy.
cred Rchm, when arrested, gave bail, and
ran away. An lnycsllftilon oi the bank.
books brought 10 lisht his other alleged
wrongful transactions, resulting In the sui
mentioned.
About three hundred men oi John II,
Morgan's command met In Lexington. kf.,
The other day, aud formed permanent of'
gnnlzailon, with lien. Btsll Duke, as Prcsl'
dent. Mr.. Morris, Of Chicago. sister oI
Gov. blackburn, wa. present, aud was
elected honorary president, and the mother
of Gen Morgan aud wlic Of Gcn.Duke wert
made honorary vice presidents. II was de-
lermIned 10 hold grand reunion In enmr
near hc ely next July, aud invite all who
served The Confedcracy. Speeches were
made hy Gcn. Duke, Gen. II. NJ. Gano,
Lisul. Gov Cantrill, and Rev. Father Ma
lor, Of Seneca, III. Those present marched
TO the residence Of Mrs. Morgan, and paid
their respect. 10 the mother Of their CON
mandcr. Inside the hall, accompanying an
oil portrait Of ten. Morgan, hung tho starr
and bars. Ousile, In front Of tho build
Ing, 4 ,aied the star. and stripes
Particulars have Just been received Of
a double tragedy on the Red River, u few
mile, from rexarkana, Texas, a few nights
since. Charles IIewey, Jr., q merchant al
Lost Prairie, after a quarrel with two broth
ers named Butler, went home, and was
pursued. the Buffers following him 10 ne
gro's cabin where he had taken refuge, and
Kicking the door down. lIcwey had q
double -barrcllcd sJiot gun, and II led both
brothers ss they crossed the threshold. lie
was wounded in tho arm by ball fired by a
man who came with tho assailants.
Martha Robinson, colored, was ar
rested In Louisville, Ky, on the 18Th, for a
horrible crime. She stripped the clothing
from her child, aged Ia years. aud laid II
on ils back on top Of red-hot stove. After
a time she took tho child on the fire, carried
II to factory near by, aud left Il In the hall.
way. The cries Of the child were heard hy
officers, who took Il 10 the hospital. When
asked why she committed tho crime, the
mother said she wanted TO get rid Of the
child.
There Is In Guilford County, North
Carolina, house concerning ono room Of
which there Is singular superstition. Year.
ago In that room lovely aud saln,ed young
woman died. Her spirit hoyers ever near,
invisible. intangible, and makes her pres
once felt only by turning 10 pure white any
dark -huod flower left In tho chamber
The authorities Of Montgomery, Ala,
have 80 modified their quarantine as 10 per
nit the passage OF lady from oakheli
near Pensacola, TO Atlanta, Ga. There I
much desire for speedy removal Of all re
strictlon upon travel.
Two masked men fired tho stable o
Mr.. Brandenbury, near Erin. Georgia, re
Gently, and while be was attempting 10 ey
iIngulsh the flames the robber. entered M
house, fired At the ladies, snd carr led awsl
trunk containing 1900 in money ant
81. 900 In Government bonds.
There was a conflagration In shubu'
ia, MISS, the other morning, supposed d
have been started by an ineendIary. For
tunately there was little or no wind. or th'
whole town would have been consumed.
The Democrats Of Dallas, Texas, paid
81, 600 In 1876 for challenge banner. which
was awarded to Georgia for the largest ma.
jorIty. In 1880 II was taken by Texas. and
II Il now In possession Of James D. simpson,
Of Dallas, who win doubtless be instructed
10 forward II 10 New York.
The Alabama Senate elected George
p. Harrison President, aud the House Ghost
W. y. Foster Speaker. The Governors
message gives the bonded debt Of the State
as 80, to7. so. and recommends a reduction
In taxation.
The trial Of Judge J. Norwood for
killing l.. j. Polk, lawyer, at Floyd, Fla.
IN July last, has resulted In his aequItisl.
The Governor Of Virginia has com.
muied to imprisonment for life the sentence
Of MAR Booth. negro girl Of II years, who
was 10 have been hsnged at Surrey Court
house for poisoning Mrs. X. 9. Gray and
Travis Jones.
Three sisters In Butler, Ky, named
Phillips, were married Al the same altar,
the other day, In presence Of one hundred
guests.
The Kentucky Supreme Court has de-
eided the Gaines case, ruling that whisky
held In that State and belonging 10 non.
residents is subject 10 State, county and
municipal tax.
The State Fair al Columbia, 5. c.,
was most successful In every respect, and
closed with . grand display Of fireworks
Northern and Western States wers largely
and esesllentiy represented In the sgrIeul.
tural machinery department.
The North Carolina Congressiona'
delegation consists Of six Democrats, tive
Rspubliesn. and one CoalItionIst
The Alabama state Fair at Monigom'
err was well attended aud ereditabls sr.
bIbIi. we're made In the various depart
msnil
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Comps
nv has had placed on each locomotive
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