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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-07
Is a Positive Cure


FOR all those PalIsAIl Complaints and Weaknesse
sOe0mmOn to our best female population.
twill cure entirely the werst form of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles Inflammation and Ulcer
tion Falling and Displacenenss, and the consequen
Spinal Weakness, and 80 particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
It will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus IN
early stage OF development. The tendency to
humors there's checked very speedily by its
1t removes faintness Ratulency, destroysa craving
for stimuants and relieves weakness OF the stomach.
It Bloating, Headaches, Nervous Prostration,
General Debility Sleeplessness, Depression and IndI-
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
and backaehe is always permanently cured by fits
1t viii at all times and under all circumstances act IN
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure of Kidney Complaints Of either ttR
Compoundis unsurpassed.
LYDIA Z. PINKHAEpS VEGETABLE co
POUNDS prepared at 2Ss and 235 Western Aven
Lynn, Mass. Price 81. Six bottlesfor 95. Sent byE
in the form Of pills. also In the form OF lozenges
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pinkb
freely answersaH letters Of inquiry. Send for pSm
let. Address as above. Mention THIS Paper
No family should DO without LYDIA E. PINKHA8
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, bIiousns
and torpidisy Of the liver. Is cents per box.
- Gar Sold By ala Druggists, "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-07
Kansas Crops.

Wichita, Ks, 5.-Ths immense wheat
crop Of the lower Arkansas We LEY is
completely harvested and in the best pos
sible condition. Immense tracts in this
vicinity will average from thirty to forty
bushels per acre. The corn crop is inn
mense and falling weather. is threaten
ing. The yield of corn for this market is
s,s.TSi.::sS:5 :: 15 GOO 900 bushels,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

Control declared that ia power wa. Buuinrf.
Meanwhile the Mnlstfy repsdatcd the att
thority " ine khodiye alltpctller, AMI also
severed their relations with tho fruncb and
English Control. whercii,8n tho iriilcla,is
were sent % ETypi, aud Tho Ministry wits np-
tinod that Arab Roy must bo removed. He
refused 10 submit, the Ministry rcsixnrd, and
tho khcdlyo nmoyct Arrbl hey frpm tho
head Of tho army, hut. untior compuisnn. ~
lnssatod him. Meanwhile. under advico of
the European Powers. Turkey seut pcrslsch
Pasha IN IL representative TO Egypt 10 settls
tho complication, and England and France
asked fur couferrns 70 Of the Powers nj Cum
stintinssI.. which " stIll silslrK, though Ttr-
key refused 10 participate. Dcrvl-ch Ih~ba's
mission appears 10 be afailurc, aa the khcdiva
u stilI without authority. and Arab Dey. hav.
Ing formed smother Cabinet With bimrelf "a
Minister OF War again. Is really tho rnier of
Egypt and has gone on foftifyipr Alcnaudfia
and declaring his intention ~ forabiy re-isi'
Ing English Intervention. Thc long waiting
" the various parties. tho iisei. ihn Egyptians,
Arab hey, ihr khcdiye, tho rulfnn, 70 sen
what ptcp thc oIher would take, now appears
10 have been brokcn, and q very short tims
must now determine where each stands. fos
the oiiioinl order has been issued ~ the I'm
sii-h Admiral that tho bnrntardmont VIII 10
Tin at min, ociork this morning. Enzians
opens thr baiL.-thicago 7ribnfe. J,du ~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22
nownsnp~fvf or Airx,spnts.

3ss fiaff f'pffsilHHs fisss N ffHts aHa
fhflf Hsaalfa fHe Iifmsef Wfasahi ~
the fises N ihe ffsH flsdi tlftsHHfis
tiHshiHa sHd ffiHesflF IiflNa IifiaHsH
TIE isealnAlaa NJ tHe fHd
ufF AfFsA#HHfa. inif II arm
4 lifltlsh hafHl aaleHFh 4 fms shHl WH = "
tAH fsltwlne afe uni n thr dags ~ failHHs
fhs bumhifimeat femmaneld N iH ihla
mhfhlnF The ifaHHlsis Huprih AHlisH aHa
Aiesaudrls eneAaei aAa lnialig dfstfaF 4
ffi fhafUs and ihe ilahlh0uf htitefles.
Nhlch afe n NJ tntmHsa ~ iha hHw
pnft and we're lHle#aea " dominate the
Hppfuarh n, iha haw hAriIuf The HHe.
shlp Intnullip The N1Defph anil thN ~
Mfiurn tsuh ~ rlnllnHHiiHf Wislilvni lhq o.
ihs foefs, and, as'laisi ilHn outside W iN
TumefsIfr, attacked With dosiiurllYN rHrt
IHe strung ppsitipu hi tort Mes, with tho
lighthouse hfd shofu haileflta The ihiletl
hlH HHs stationed eu r. lU command the liHht.
huuHH haiirfltH, fUft FhHfua nnd fnH Mes n
The same tllue, ard was thus ~ y lslstluh "
Ih#tI the reefs. The ntln.Vwspa Iiltiefu,
tsnsdpf. isnacur. lletaiY AID ryrntf htlaglHpd
the AafHbuut batteries 1t tho enlrnuoH " The
hHfhuf and, taking .riuse Hhd ieftfuttlVr
fsnge, sscn siienged ,hsm, ailes, wheh
ilfi ihe snuihefn side of tho en'
lfnncc 10 ihp anohnrnee " outer hnriiuf
The Invlnclbp, uiidef cover ~ hi'r own fttns
hisi thOsn Z Tho iilitntn, then landed purity
# blum Jackets nn1 mAfincA, who entered Fort
Mex anh blow up the hrnsy guns, The buH
hHftiment practically renalsl NJ nuun, though
sumo heavy guns n this hour are still ahcillnr
fuft Napoleon, lhfre work situated NJ tho
southern angle of tho inner hntppr and dom.
mating the town. Tho foft durs 10 rcply. I'M
tho whole tho Egypiinns fought thor batteries
with mora determination than hml boon as.
rectrd several Of the eafthwurks behind
which guns wero mounted wcfo found In be
mufe hrnpa of Fnuh.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22
CONDENSED TELgaRAvs.
TuE nansinn annrnnriniion bill passed

The pension appropriation bill passed
the Senate on the 18th. A resolution wss
adopted calling for the declarations OF Bul-
wcr and Clayton upon the ratification Of the
treaty. Senate amendments 10 the river
and harbor Bill came up In the House and
were non.concurrcd In.
JoHs BRIaHT has retired from the
English Cabinet. His resignation was ofii-
clslIy announced In tho House Of Commons
on the 18th.
ALEXANDRIA Is q mass Of crumbling
ruins. Americans, 0crmans, Russians and
Greeks who dI.embarkcd from their respee-
tive ships Of war act as police In different
districts, while the British occupy the forts
and bastIons, and are stationed al the gates.
Tue steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt
was cut In two by the Iron yacht Yosemite
on the IIudson River the other night NO
lives were lost.
Two colored women, named Thomp-
son aud Hardy, ,quarrcicd about money mat
ter. in Lewiston. n. G., July II. Mrs.
Thompson selected carving.knife and the
9th ,r grabbed an AZ. A sanTnInarJ battle
eu.ued. Mrs. Thompson drove the knife
through hcr antagonist, killing her, and
then had TO be dragged cif the body.
Six business blocks In Dayton, w.
T., burned the other night. The loss is ss'
simsied 0, $4,000.
EDWARD HALL and wife and H. 3.
Hall were drowned Il Worcester. Mass, on
shs i&sh, willis driving scross bridge.
FIVE destructive fires occurred In
New York CITY On the 18th. The losses 10
each case are serious.
]. X. COLLINS went on . spree In
Chastancoss, Tenn, the other night, and
vs. robbed. The next morning brought re-
rrcs aud IN ounce Of Iaudanum.
VIZ. Topp,of Pittsburg, Pa, steam
bostman, w.z fallen upon By he inmates
of gambling house In Cincinnati On ths
ls,h and uas stabbed IN The bsck. EroIa
srd ,Ide. The wounds are rekssded =
serjou.. Ths nzssilsnss escaped
Ar Brownsville, TEXAS, on tho 18TH
I>oosrd Haynes. soa Of the Collector,
svenr>d ! sisters wronxs BY killing Di.sric'
Attorney ". r Cumminss Amer hrini
she shes HAMS nm Tor The river, dissasi
bus ! lev knndfed ysrds, where > bosf ~
, N vslsiae. nnd msds hh e>sape. he vs'
eIo>sly purrusd by two polie<, but Jsms'
rsvse~ ~ shsm 4 ~ with iws fsvo'vsr'
sul - hrs1ker uss - n Me1Ica. JameI
shss epvs hImssIf ~ ~ ~ plae<d II js'l
n. :. Cnoecu. . gFocsx, ~ aFrse
a N Cnleaes q ~ IN q e11fle = -
ls.u.uz measI d f.'.- rre.r--== - s<'-'
! fru11lvs lruu ju1l1o. N pfupefsy ~
Isy1s1 - 4. 49, snesnIIn1 . @lls -
cysusn ~ \ b : - = olseonel
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22


The eahs6nIln n aisls flfedll iisinol
fFssa Il ssaHtvls, fsaa IHly n, saoplsi
Ne isllowlna plslffm aad hsaihsled A.
u fHssell fHf fiHtmn6fi
We tfw ileWHNfHilr rHffg II feAuesSne ~
hHHffHlf4H #4aHHhIfH Iiff A. iafH
~ fhH ~ aIa unnltHfAfly Hppusnd N tlla
frr|IilHtlHH n ans N n4f Stat ~ Hailuhal
l.l,lsHt..'HE .rt ~ N tHteF n ualnlalnlaH
j fhas ~ fe'Dfnl's he ferant sr,tiemeat
n TIN state Hrlf made ~ gIe present Ice
islAtHfH n IN snpWgllsHfa eltil llFe unllofln
u IhH ileWnyfHtlp paftf u l*sa, bolh stain
enl national Ani N lait ard hdHufahie bulh
saa lss * ssaa ,Egs NV y w a.,a's e'e
~ fundu4fHi
!. 4 init We are oplosed 10 All eiass iasi.la.
ton aud naffiHl laws, aud Ia I'll lHes Che Ten
aelssf q Hhieh Il 10 impair The ebiirnton q
4 W. are IN favor n 4 IhsfN system oI
public sshU0ls, A. tlnt every ehild N 1eunasl
10 iHaF have good e1iHmun aehuul rduua.
ton, and feegRnltinn thr auud effects NJ " hat
y hnnwn Ne The fnuf nlis iHw, by vhiah tbs
lilms and Wee dIlnInished. veare apposcd
iis repsali
.. We iavur policy that vii eompci rail
fuhi c6fpuf ttipns ~ we'll ~ all nthff rofpB.
tations and Individuals IN the State N Ten.
" tasatiuu.
., We favor the establishment Of railroad
commission 10 roy ilntn ffeirhtz and tariffs ri
ast1 prevent unequal discrimination, will
suoh powafras shah protect the rights 81 both
the people and the railroads. iN
I, We are opposed " q constitutional con.
yentinn nj this tiine, believing that fhr neue.
hities TOR such convention do not juaify thu
Hanger OF qpsuing the organic law 20 amend.
opinion
\ We arfaign thu Republican party for IN
lceklHss esttayagaDce with public funds, ths
i.tuanre uf subsidies 10 the favored few, the
unreEard of the organic and fundamental
Jaw of tho land, ~ set forth IN the Constitti
ton, and for It's growing and increasing ad
vance TO ceniralix ition for It's system ~ pro
lection TO tile strong enrporatinn thereby I'm
pnsing additional burdens upon laborcr, pro
luccr aud lnechanir.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

" II cHsiwleA VIZ Allied iy a
~ iaHiup N ehsmleHs II lhe llsbsss sae.
a..
Two SIMS n !, A. Toai. n Washing
tsHs lows, we're dfashsh " ths fs.sssels
fhFFlfina lba tlig NIlH waief, luly n, ti0s
~ N shd ths othat triad 10 saeA hIm.
Tuknt was ~ esreasIvs ffe Ia fag.
cite. No., cn ne IsIsbl iaesndItflsm /.
sHfptslel
Jsats FisHLs. a thirteen .yeaf.oIl
hero. lost hls Ne shlle lfylnr n re.eus !
egmpshlon who hid got beyond hls DEPTH
while bilhlng neaF fhIiIieolhe, ilI.. On the
iaih.
Miss I3Ettn rsnn, n ColumbIans,
o., dicd on Tho iah from an overdose III
morphine. fhe drug was prescribed by .
physlclan, who eIaIm. cha must have laksh
more than ihe quantity directed.
BLACK burglars entered the store 81
Nj. A. Fafkas, vieksbufE, Miss, At an
early hour on The 18th, murdered Mrs. far.
has aud cl'lofcformed her husband, after
which they fred The house and escaped.
Mr. Farkas recovered from the effects Of tle
drug In time 10 escspc.
TBnEE labofcrs were killed and a
number Of others seriously injured by an
explosion Of blasting powder near Milton
N. r.. on the 18th.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22
ALL S0RTS.

IA bald-headcd man says his bHir
reminds him Of a fool and his money.
Mr.. james Rocker died In Lisbon
Falls, Me.. recently, in che honse' In
which hc and his wife had lived ever
since the day of their marriage. flfiy-
eight years ago. fi ii'sf1 ff
The attention of borrowers ofVm-
brellss u called 10 the fact recorded In
Truth. Of London, that n man has re-
Gently been sentenced IN England 10
eighteen months hard laborio stealing
an umbrella.
The wood Of the sweet gum tree Of
the South Is beautiful when propdrIy
| finished. but Il has the fatal defect of
warping. and nothing has yet been dis
covered 10 prevent IL Cbsficr-Joiir-
nal. frl ..tiit.I
=. vod YER ask by der week for do>s
roomsr' he said to tho scabrighi hotel
keeper .We get 80 day for ono
/ ferson aud e25 for two." said tho tpni-
ince. "Soi'' exclaimed the appIis ant;
''vell. doand dinks der seAsIds sesees
NIT my inmiIles und 20 By der mnnt-
nfns anyho~. ."--Hof<f Mil
Tho wife Of man Ia Blair County.
Virginia. gave him her pronllse ihAt she
would cndoavor 70 carry out The terms of
his win. and after bis death gave 10 ths
executors = paper with . sImIlar aefee-
ment Being notified that BY this dotu-
ment she had surrendered 1000 Of her
dover. she revoked her agrscmcnt, md
brought suit for her third q the ssl1ae.
which .was valued u ~. .ooQ A lower
and upper court have decided .tlls .opse
An Allegheny Qa-) baksr was set.
ting olf . "koman candle tho ptheF
night and BY hIs elumsInesz betrayed
bis ignorance Of snch pAfiime- A Nng
standing near him called out: 'Turn Il
around" The poor baker, Inslead Jpf
turning ibe thing around h the Wy
meant possibly ~ the joka. look hold
Of the wrpng end of the candle nd
literally shot himself 10 the stomach
with such fOue that ho retired ii ,
frameoi mind snyt hing but pstiotih
"A man asiired y eallw ooainps
vas bsfrc the count. Ne was peuol.
lenA and the Julfs sppolrsed c5as6el
for biz defense. Tbe .silerpey uppa
whom TIC duty I'm spoke pi his CLINT
= !. child q shs ~ ~ wnvee ,
hurting II The stpfu. whom Ne pl1lllg
hlIIowS hsd cast = ioflorn end ffi9i-
Icm wnil UPON ~ shore u Tins, ollef
. life sp>ns IN 1ere< and hervle cudte4s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22
THE pEFENsEs or ALEXANDRIA.

Map city ebors Forts
Forts Ataetad by The English
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

Il
| ALEXANDRIA, July M.
The EgyptIan ermy, as at present organized
consists Of ninc regiments Of infantfy, tw'
regiments Of artillery. thrcc frsimenr o
coastguari, thrcs regiments Of cavalry. am
four regiments of gendafmsric. Ever,
Rgyptisn lrtwcrn tho ages sf nineteen an
forty. and regardless Of religion or race. I
Liable 10 military service. Tho term of rcrvic
| In tho active army u three years for the IN
| fanfry and four ycars for tho cavalry and aF
tiiicry. Amor iesvinx ihs acfivc army tn
soldiers retro % thar villages. and for /
Isriod VI sis ycass are inscribed m tho nst 70
serys: afier ths sSplrafion of IT, sir year
they sre Inscribed IN thc secopd reserve, whiel
can only b called ont m cAss of invasion
This oFssnizslios vas infspiseci II izsA y
that the troops of tho second reserve arc jiis
bcsinaing 10 bs inscsfbsd. Fs k
Tbe infantry regiments zrs composed Of
thne batfalions Of cisht companies zach II
time Of pcscc only two and sossstiuss four ol
these eight companies arp prrnsnt with ~
colou. Tbs cavalry rcsisssnt kass siz
squadrpns each. Ths ariilieFy rugluIsuts an
each composed OF sfr batteries Of four ssin1
essh In tims of prscs ard eissf guns Ia time
" WI AH0 W &4@| - 0W&<ff4f8# ~ 8F8<<s**
% and four ars foos bsiferic6 Ths infsnsry
an arznsi viii Remington nn<u. u whtck
thcrr ars about is0.0o IN Exypt ne casairy
srs armed with ssbcrs Fctolvru and Hsn,Inx'
ton esrbIne<. Thc neld artillery arc supple<I
with nhed brccchIoadins Krupp guns, Of
which there src about 100 IN TIE magazines.
| 7te garrison and s~a-coast artillery arc pro
Md with heavy Krupp and win wshrcn'
dpa suns Of cIshtinch ard teu-Ineh salIb<r.
The powdermilis and certridxs fscsovy n
Tour.k. near csiru. rrnder keypt przrtIcniIy
indspen<ient Of . fossIsn sappty| = sinmusi'
tiou. The ousrtrvmasters Department and
Commirsariai arr IN ssd ststs Of ehsns. end
are ihs weak points In tho organization A
nrman of the sultsn ilmits the number II
trpofs 10 1rlm AZ thc prseeut mosnsut tbsrs
srr, perhaps. i1hu ~ i10m men Wit ~ co,
orr. but ihs rssimenizi esdres of connie
sioned and n1ocommfasIoned o1scrn sre D
maintained ih<t In ave vsehs ths sssctivs
strength Of thc army co<ld b increescd d
lssp msm ~ csiiins IN ~ arst reserve. u
casr Of invssles - nsdsvsen sosnngrutH
who furnizn sasir own AIMS ard hDusA snf
~ ssesud Frs<rss wvsld sBulas k9ype q
plAcs Ia fhe neld fppo nxhtins men
4 pvsss REVISE.
ne crisis In Ksypt kss netiiy como % I
kead. ssd - a bids fair 70 a=eapy The siirn
Nm Of ~ vovtd M spsse tIms brief rrvisv
/ Of IN circumstances leading up % u viIl b
cf insersst NJ osissn msy - irsc>1 tara b
far = rebrunry. izi. vhen IL trppp@ of cair'
fovrrd ~ KhedIse 10 rrIesss souls q ~
on>>n - vUs on lrial foe vsss0ls c9sns1'
I a a -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
ALoSpox dispatch says public opin
iwors the seizure Of Egypt by England
tAdurh this intention Is not openly adyo
aIfd, and the bombardment Of Alexandra
rT therefore bc regarded as merely a frs
Isp 10 military occupation which is In
lnded to separate Egypt from the Govern
A'ns Of the Sultan, turning IL into an En-
ID pFosinec.
fnE agent Of the Suez Canal protests
pInsi the action Of the British Consul a
M Said, preventing vessels from enterinI
y canal, as yIolaiive OF its neutrality, an,
kslahng the company will hold the Briiisl
sntrnment responsible. All ships, includ
q lAe Indian mail steamers, remain In tn
esd,fead The British Consul, IA pursu
- Of Admiral seyinour's Instructions, ha
luled down his nig and gone aboard
raAoat. In the House Of Commons on IN,
d Dixie, Under-sccrctary for ForeIgl
liAln, saId that 80 far as he was aware Ad
~ Seymour had merely cautioned mer
~ vessels that they would pass througl
canal At their own risk.
4 lhe star-routc trials at Washing
y other day, an attachment was Issue,
u-senaior spencer. A letter was pro
ffom one Of the ofIicars Of the Over
nslI Transportation Company. alleg
~ 80 bad been paid to Postmaster
Y, of Alsorid, Oregon. to prevent hin
nzking complaints 10 the rost- olllcl
1luent.
Gar Of Russia declares Skobe
11eaih an IrrcparabIe loss 10 tho army
y ,W people attended tho funera
lnsRAL BARRIos, President Of Qua
arrived In. New Orleans tho othe
~ vas welcomed by salute Of artI
~ escorted to his hotel by the Mayo
pssuincnt citizens.
M troubles between Chinese m,
Ne eibeials Ia Central Asia are inercas
nossilliies arc reported imminent.
elcHAEL DAvfrr took leave Of tn
= States BY appearing before Nes
1eed League The other night and max
sssed speech, sayinx he would be abb
e Parncll In Ireland, ''Thcre arc NJ
1lsns In America lie was Ioud
I'D by an immense gathering.
repression bill has passe,
both houses Of the British Parlia
President has issued an orde
suing tho military department I
~, placing tho academy In chsrg
:ssersl Of the Army, and appcintIn
Wesley Merritt Superintendent
howard h assigned 10 the depart
~ Platte and General Crook to III
zrai Of Arizona.
o21sfEs AND oAsUALriEs.
1As EAoAx.a wife-murdcrcr, WA
3 Sioux Fails. Oak, July IA tn
.'ks, and the sIclIm took hIs plac
staRold aud went through n
'e>n : second time without . wor
.r HAssoH was sxecutsd at Cliu
Y, July u, n a open field on n
'he pfe>enc< of six thousan
- eAe murder q Henry srIlers.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

Tho American baptist missionary
IN 81 Petersburg has recently been per-
miiied 10 baptixe convert within The
walls Of the city. Previously al bap-
tisms were Of Necessity performed o,lt-
side the walIa NJ 7. Independent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

=. ssssss COMMITTEES smsnnmehis IL
....& gAauHflHn IlIf ~AfA feiNfitd N
- isly ~ fliaf fii*HHril,e duileH IN
80 tassand ilaep IFaH fhe fIttf and
80. s.t,s n,. Ar eaeaflafnt apufHpfI
~ -. =. Il lafIalH tie FufuInnH HHia
H =<..t An nlaehImHHf ~ ineffhsH
..3...<isfl1H hi Htfe#zH n tIfsfiestnn
~ ri Maf felaafea IN NE House
'ssF'tg Y I,lg, NJ e r. I.e bn.n g. .l,at'ss \. ,,,s
m ,'1 Io,,m,''aa wssr, sPr t,l.' n ~" vn.al al,
Z. ,.s,,se amendment " ne ilnn'
~. h, t,atinn NJ NJ. sehnIiy, of vl,Iu.
Z s5svj=Ian va -tfsfh ffesa the sundff
~. sh,en ufoidrs the managers N
5se,.5#l - Home iof iIlsasiad Volunteers
Il = sz..jg ihd esoesa Hfufe five duiIafs
'fIs 'psnalans " ~ inmates of a b0me "
i <jpmi zaId hnu'e'
4 Iht senaie, July ~, The conference 70.
=, !. ill., bank charter bIII waa adopted
- rjsrf and hatbnf bill proceeded with.
a svsnamenl W aifIke ont ihe fgnsDo NJ.
.-sz.,.,ed iof reservoirs Vi the headvatrrs
/ III Mississippi was feincted. A numhnr
=. SuaiIy called attention 10 thu fnrt
/ ~ ~ ebill sna beIna loaded downto such mn
/ ..:.e1 U II, autIangsr n. After long debate
: .'a<adluent ~ increase by f11,nu tIie hp.
.a.,1slIon for Cumberland sDund was de-
L.k5 The bin WAS reported from tho com.
-s,re Of Tho whole, but went over without
.,sIos. =. Il In the House few moro pages Of
| = nndfy rIyil bill we're disposed OF.
nm river aud hsrbor bill passed The Sen.
/ n an shs islh-s) to 70. Tho amendment
-s..t., AZ, :. -, AN I'M aurvava M tln pcin
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

The executioner Of the Zuni Indians
was At Washington when Guitsau vas
hung and desired 70 witness the exacu-
ton. Althougii he did not gain admis.
sion 10 the jsil he secured a very full
description Of The hanging In al ~ ss-
sentiai points 10 the end that he may
substitute. In his far away sandy home,
the scafYold and the rope for the heavy
wooden club with which he hes hereto
fore severed the spinal cord Of members
Of the tribe condemned to death. .-CAt'
c1g9 Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-07-22

ilon for noariy 100, mricrr, and THEN, cur,ing
10 south-sou,hw .rnns IN a straight line 2,so
meters further. " ~ ali above iwo miles ncrpss
the mouth Of thss hurbof. inciosins an aroa ~
morc than ,i0ppcrry Of still water deep enough
for vessels ofthc Iarrcst cns. Tho principal
entrance 10 the port IA now, therefore. round
the southwestern end of tho brcakwaier,
which ia 1870 mctcM from tho shore,
whic tho nnrrow pss.agc on nas-cl'rcen
Affords ingress and rsrc-s only 10 small craft
and shorr boats. Asin the case Of the great
moles nj Port said. this outer seawall has
been constructed. up to tho water Level, Of
huge blseks of conorrte. manufactured NJ the
nsIrhborins Mex q,iarrie- Of aand snd T'hcil
lime and deposItcd pcil.mrIl ou tho seaside,
with nm inner. front of rubhle. The upper
portion Of the work. whlqh sof solli masonry,
rises TN feet slovc TIM i.west or seven feet
above tho highest, sreiersL and u Of unt-
form surface width of twenty feet. In all.
about 25.0u concrete blocks. weighing twcnty
TINS eaah, and isoDD tons ~ largo and
small ribLlaf sinnss have been sunk
IN iha foundations cf this great work Shorc
wards, tho scheme comprIscs broad mole,
stretching out no meters from the mouth Of
the Nahmoudch Canal and tho hsrbor tcrrni
nus Of the Cairo Iisilruad toward ltS-clTcen
and line of qunys, 1870 meters long, extend
ing from the yamo point along the Marina q
close upon the Admiralty Dock Like tho inncI
molc, thcsc quays arc based upona nipbl'
foundation. with riparstructnre ~ solid ma
sonry, and when completed will have abuitinl
iron jetties, alongside which ships may loa'
/ and discharge In all wcathsrs.