The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18


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whl aisfe biaekef q lh haad vent ~ 4
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md tnfhed sNsg 10 rsheea lhelf tmellan.
TIE little EffI. aeaias hsf pfogrse barred.
'wggnsd 81 The mptiih N ihe pll.
HfhtHiHu eleafmAhera N MlIwaalee,
WIS., gathered about ma tinion Depot ihs
gihaf day 70 dissaade new affl,sls from tsk.
lne their planes. Falling IN MI, ihfre msn
and woman Win bad hetn advertised fsf
W Asohsfman A CO. we're subjected 10 rough
treatment. some n The strikers going 80 IN
ss 10 spit on them When M. k,chsfman
attempted 10 lhiefiefe they gathered around
him and would have done him bodily Injury
had he not hurried oui n the way Asehef.
mao proceeded 70 The Municipal Court and
took out warrants fof the arrest NJ y. W.
Lief, President Of The Cigar. makers Union,
Frank stephens and John Jacques, charging
them with dIsofderlY conduct. They we're
arrested, bul released on bail.
PfTssr, ex.Custodian of tho Treas.
ury Department, has revived interest In tho
contingent fund investigation by adding to
hls former testimony. fIc asked 10 he re-.
called, Feb. nth, aud stated that he had
been informed that Upton and Lamphere
had contradlcied bis testimony with regard
10 employees Of the Treasury hsslng done
work for Secretary Sherman, for which they
were paid out OF the contingent fund.
lie reafilrmed his testimony that they had
done such work, and had been paid for II
out OF that fund, and said he was prepared
to prove Il, aud also TO prove that Secretary
Sherman and Mrs. Sherman knew that this
work was so paid for. Senator Hale sprang
TO his feet, and with some show Of indgna.
tion asked; ''How dare you charge that
Mrs. Sherman knew this" Ptney replied,
II have received notes from her asking me
TO send men 10 do certain work on different
occasions, and have the notes here now .
He then produced certain notes, proved 10
have been written by Mrs. Sherman, re-.
questing that workmen be sent TO III. Secre-
tary's residence. Pltney added that he had
received notes Of the same kind from secrc.
tary Sherman, and also produced them.
JAKE LEONARD, the second mate OF
the steamer James Lee, was pushed over.
board by negro deck passenger named Jim
Dunlap, near Memphis, Tenn, on the night
OF the 7th. Leonard managed to catch hold
Of the wheel and made his way on deck.
When the crew heard his story they rushed
upon Dunlap, and before the officers OF the
boat could rescue him he was beaten In such
aterrioie manner that MS ilfe was despaired
of >,
'upoE Miller Oh the onited states
supreme Court, has issued q writ OF error
IN the case oil Charles +. krlng, sentenced
10 oe hanged IN s' Louis on reo' ah'
FIVE members OF inc ieager iainiiy'
OF Fort wayne, IND, were recently pols-
oned by raw ham. 1t was not thought pos
siDle Tor the children TO recover.
FREIGHT trains on the Chicago, Min
neapolis a st. Paul Railway tclescoped, for
ty miles west OF Eau Claire, Wis.,, on the
SIN. george Winters, engineer, ana aeon
duetor were seriously injured.
EDDIE kILBERGER, aged IL, pleaded
guilty TO manslaughter In the Common Pleas
Court, at Lancaster, Ohio, few days ago
and was sentenced to the State Farm until
Of age. Young kllberger stabbed l3-year'
old son OF Christian straacke to the heart
one evening last October, during 4 quarrel
about some marbles.
In the Corporation Court Of Lynch
burg, Va. on the 9th, Judge Garland SEN
fenced LOWS Towcil, white man, TO re-