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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02

Hiss boys haze bees affeaed A. New
Haven. eann nv Meahihe hoses N I'M
whsals " freight rts aad Hsallas aiied
wsis fifteen ffsIshi sua wsfe THIS mffs
nselesf
ilgHnnas fadsd The iown N brilna,
tor, 1es#s. ihe oihef sifhi. A EfBeef Wss
compelled 10 htnd uui afsa snm N money,
and seyefH dNslings we're rsnsaehei
Tnt Iusincss people of Morris. MINI,
lou mofs Than Sioo0oo ny ap. Nov ~.
tlsfk A Keen. WOODEN foods, rhiadslpbia,
rs., hf The burning u Affelfs mills on the
ttme hiy.
Hfv H. II. woopnufF, of baltimore,
Nd, wbo pleaded Rullif 10 opening . letter
With the intent VI slstfaelns correspond.
enee md seefeIlnf and mbes linz lho SANE,
has been sentenced 10 pay anc of f1'1,
WnoLrsALr robbery of the mails east
from Denver, Cola, IL complained oi over
500, coo In drafts and check. have been
taken.
SoME union atcrs In n shoe factory
AZ Montreal, Canida, struck because men
n''''. r, [ wv. ,.' v'sa',''.o" WV s''sn No'N'
IVA :, n.'",. =, av''aa ,,,. ."'. ~
AZ. ,o,n,,sJ n i,hor !. AZ, ,,h,ah $50.
lltely 10 py,eIrl,a,o a gens,.l valt .ou, hy
ten thousand operatives.
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,y.ls, ,nlon. IN order n o,y" ,bom mara
stability and perm,neper. Tensmen, bou..
evar. making wn, stronvlv dl,nnnroyed.
committee was appolnted 10 ob,sin lcv,I adj.
ylco as to the con.tltu,IopalIly of,he Chinese
blll, with Wow OF perfeciIng Ii II shown TO
Q deficient The enforcement of tho eight.
hour law was demanded, There was
sharp debate over tho admission Of the
knights OF Ltbor' and u was finally voted
10 let Them IN on tho basis OF Trades As
'phohes' was a'o deoileu 10 aninit one
ueloghe irol oaph Ioca' ihDor ana from all
bona hdc trades unions OF women.
IHk herman Government has pro-
hlbi'cd tho Importation OF American pork.
The Canadian department Of Internal
revenue has decided to keep leaf tobacco
under lock and key In the custody Of an
cihcer, VINO VIII issue u m required for
manufacturing.
THERE has been terrible storm on
The lakes. wrecks are reported on Lakes
nr,e m"a o"'"''o a"a """o'"ss oe'''o'oo
~ Dun"o'
lhE ia'est cehsus ou'Iot'h SHOWS thht
the manufacturers OF the United States en-
ploy capital OF S1,'p' ~, ,oVo and produce
$1,000 900, worth OF goods annually.
MORE than 3,OOO,OOO white persons
over 10 years OF age aud unable TO wrlte are
enumerated In The census returns.
TwENTY.CENT pieces aro 10 be retired
f,on cIrcn,a,I,p.
Tur Commlss;oner M Indian Affairs
!. ,a,,sr =, uu,. a.. taaI.n. u,.n..a,.
~ .rn,,, ,,,sr, "a .oa,a - w..l,."
49,, 80 70 " .o..n,,.,,oa m. com,ai..laas,
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80 ''" : :,
lhh oecrclary Oh tue in'erior moui-
fles his former decision wherein ne held that
me'quit was not timber WOOD 80 As 10 pre-
vent tho railroad companies euttlng mesquii
whiic Allowing thc pr''"ege 10 iafmer'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02
COSDEysgD TELEGRAMs.

Tux President has removed the mar.
shai, postmaster. assistant postmaster OF
Washington, the foreman Of the Ccngrcs.
sfonai Record Office, and Psclde Railroad
Commissioner Spencer. for Interfering with
the administration Of justice In the STAR
route trial.
The congressional river investigating
committee has adjourned 10 Washington,
The depth Of channel In the jes,ie, wss found
satisfactory, but some Of the otbsr work WI
be ruthIessly criticised.
w. D. Horr, Telegraph operator at
the glucose works In Leavenworth. KsnA,
and train dispstoher named Bsiisv, st
Lawrence, had dispute over the wirss the
ether dsy. Bailey insulied Hoyt, and n.
fused 10 apoIogIxs. whercupon ihe operator
went 10 Lawrence end morislly wounded
The train dispatcher By shooting him 10 The
chest.
The explosion d aa oil tank In Dsvos's
works at Brooklyn. n. r., Nov. %, caused
Tho loss Of two lives and aquaflsf Of . million
dollars worth Of property.
An engine dashed Into Pullman car,
near Newcastle. Csssda, Nov. %. No pas.
sengers were hurt. The epgine-dnveS, ere.
man and brakeman wers badly sesided.
One died. and the other Two we're not sx.
pectsd 10 liv..
AMsER named Forsyths put some
sticks Of dynamite ia III oven, ii Belle
view. Pa, the orhu Day, 70 shsw. he wss
not there when The erplosiou occurred, bus
when be hurried 10 the scene be found he
honse wrseksd, little son dead, two other
children bruised and cut, and bic wife dy-
In . trial for damages against The
town Of Springfield. Ne, for The death Of .
young lady By defsssive highway. one doe
tor testified that The collar hons vas breksa,
which two others conirsdietsd. The 6rsty
10 head Oh . post-moftsm. went 70 ths
cemetery 10 exhume the bedy snd paks
good bic testimony By breakins ths collar
bone. He uas discovered In TIE 80 b. .
peros rho vas q ar.t bribsd, but vhs hss
sInes told the whole stsry.
rrvE lives we're lost b the wreck q
the schooner CoIlisswcod, n Lake htshi-
ua, during the reseat storm.
J. n. wiLxoTr WAS shot thrss tins
and tsisliy wounded IN q fsom 81 The D.
Mare Hsssl, ws.hItsssa. d. C.. The oshes
nighl >. r.. AssasT. atrstssr.is.lsw.
ssd 4 pessioa clerk named Tursbull hsvs
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02

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wss kllIad W ifin asAf ThsfafeH. led
Nov. y, Ne NAt efagstns Vie tfaek, saa
isilsi 10 heaf M tblsns.
Az hfs N indianapolis, iad., Nov.
u, ktle bslIy asd tlls ksegaa. ,sfvials
sleeping ~ sa uppsf foom, were burned 10
deth
stvts w0fknen we're tilltd and o
nnmbef Of others injured hy the isil n :
fsllsay bridge near london, Eueisnd,
Nov. ~.
u, II. Cmarsrta. postmaster nj skel
bytllle, n.y., Tor Tho past ten years. kilIed
hlmself With q revolver,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.



THk total voto III rennsylgahla vas
iil,@B, N whlcb The Ffobiblilbhlsls poIiod
a,ipu.
TITS easo " Samuel Wllkcson aralnat
Rev. iIenfy Ward ilsrchsf ior breach VI
contract has icen dismissed, and Tho d..
fsndsnt wss granted an extra allewshee Of
lai0.
NATHAN APPLETON, N I,oslon, who
has appIsd for A new ebar,ef far Cans
Cod Canal COMPANY. state. that ,,oont AZ
Lessons wifi bs ln,etested Nltb hts, a. al.a
Grneral Tur, tho Austrian engineer. Tbe
cat viii require two years time and cost
1900 900, and the estimated annual revenue
iherefrom Il $4,000.
Tue Emperor and Empress of Russia
drove through The streets Of 81. Petersburg
In an open sledgc tho other day, and re-.
viewed q regiment Of guards,
ABRAHAM MARKS, n New York at.
torney. has been sentenced 10 thirty DAYS
ia the county jail for contompt In assault.
Ing opposing counsel while A case WAS pro.
crossing IN the Supreme Court.
Hon. q. II. FAHwtft. of Cbicaoo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02
PuhlIs IlsiI1Issz.

WARRINGTON. Ngvou11s4
eursrvis'ns Arrhi'ees Jsneu O. M. y -
Treasury D<pirfusnt ~ euem9op1 - -
Secretary Of he Treasury ~ annoA MN
fss the year enfed sers~mt~ere| - 5osse
port shnws the folIouin9 amouu11 = ~
hosn sxpended upoa various pn:llIe hulI1lncs
in the wess. and slss ~ unss peD1s1 onlnno1o
ef appropriations rsnsinlng n ~ 51n1x
q ~ cInss Of the yssfs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02

A woman - Gonzales. Tex. Hhoze
husband wns : conflfmed ~, IN ~ g
desperation end me- healsd bnao-
Ise.ioa sn1 $500 ~ lnlsl.le 3 ~
seIoon. { ssper wil6 ukon ker IIoIo ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-12-02

"A Johnsiorn man lost his pocket.
book containing u. 800. and rewarded
the honest fnden with the muniheens
sum Of ei. The fndeu feel very Rrsss.
fnl over The fsc1 thnt they were MOI
charged interest on he money while ths
pockstbook uss h thsif possession. =
hiiadsiphf1 ksrs.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
DAYY CROCKETT.

Frank Mayo is an actor who would like
10 play tragic parts, but has been doomed
to make a fortune by personating Davy
Crockett. At the beginning of the present
season he returned to the legitimate drama,
and started on a tour with company cost
ing as much in salaries as half dozen
Davy Crockett casts. The venture has
cost him large amount of money, and he
has at length abandoned it. He says: Il
have played Crockett so long that the pub
lie has identified me with it, and I am not
allowed to produce anything else. | am
regarded as the real Davy Crockett. In
western towns | am invited to join hunt
ing parties, when the truth is | never shot
gun in my life. And buffalo killing ex-
petitions have been organized for my
special benefit. though I having neither
experience nor taste for that kind of sport
| often wish l had never seen nor heard of
the play, or at least that had quilted it
long before the public had thoroughly as
sociated me with the character"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
SATURDAY SUBJECTS.
An Elopement, Divorce and
Marriage.
List of the Newly Elected
Supervisors.
Report on the Proposed Ca
nal Survey.
SATURDAY SUBJECTS.
HoNoRs EASY.

A short time ago, it will be remembered,
that man by the name of Rydquist eloped
with the wife of ]. A. Johnson. Rydquist
was engaged as baggage-master at the G.,
R. /. & P. depot in this city, and had a
wife and family.
A short time ago Ryquist died, or at
least his death has been reported, and
johnson obtained divorce from his truant
wife on the score of desertion.
Yesterday Johnson, the deserted and di-
vorced husband, and Mrs. Sarah Ryd-
quist, the deserted wife and widow, were
married and thus the second chapter OF
the elopement ends in a most happy and
satisfactory manner to all parties concern
ed
1t is understood that the divorced Mrs
johnson is repenting of her elopement
and has made overtures looking to recon
Citation, but without effect, as the above
noted marriage would indicate that the
deserted husband had no desire to forgive
and forget, but has made up his mind tx
try a second time at the matrimonial lot
terV.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

of Edgington Mr. johnson viii also take
the place of the Rev. s. T. Mcclure, the
pastor, in the communion preparatory ser
vices which will be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Joy and Strength" G0:45 A. NJ and "A
Talk About some Practical Types the Old
Testament Furnishes Us (7:30 P. NJ, are
to be the discourses in the United Presby-
rian church, by the Rev. j. A. Reynolds.
pastor.
'sThe Devils Third Arrow G0:45 A. N. }
and CA Bad Dance" (7:30 P. NJ viii be the
subjects upon which the Rev. Irving A.
Searles, pastor, will preach in the Christian
chapel.
There will be preaching in the First nj.
| E. Church tomorrow morning and even
ing by the pastor. Subject for morning
The Sewer and the Reaper
First Baptist Church, J. B T. Patterson.
| pastor, 1915 A. NJ. THE Good Fight
100 P. NJ, THE New Song"
S. S. Cryer, subject, morning, 'The
Power of the Hand" Evening: THE
Church at Sardis." Illustrated young PEG
| pies meeting, subject, Truth"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

The following account of rather re-
markable murder which occurred in Henry
county, is from the Geneseo Meas:
The farmhouse of William Withrow and
James Freeman are separated but short
distance, that OF the latter being on and a
half miles from the Maple City. Withrow
had lately purchased. "a very valuable dog
of the greyhound species, which Freeman
claims had been worrying his sheep In
chasing about the fields Friday the canine
ran a rabbit under the porch of Freeman s
| house, when the latter seized his gun and
killed the animal. The owner of the hound
went to Geneseo and bought a shotgun
| giving the impression that he was going to
hunt rabbits. On Saturday afternoon With
row took the gun and placed himself be-
hind the hedge fence before which Freeman
| would have to pass in going to town, and
when the latter approached on horseback,
with the remark that he had notion to
shoot him" leveled the gun and fired full
at the breast of the rider, who wheeled and
rode to his home, where the affair caused
much alarm.
Physicians have taken nearly one hun
bred bird shot from Freemans body and
the chances for his recovery are considered
slim. With1ow was Immediately arrested
and placed under 81 900 bonds to await
the action of the law.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
RAILWAYS
SarsapariIEaan Eseselvent,

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries of the Bone, Hu-
mors in the Blood Scrofulous Diseases Bad or I'm
natural Habit of Body, Syphilis and Venereal, Fee
yer Sores. Chronic or Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Rockets, White Swelling, Scald Head, Uterine AT
fections, Cankers, Glandular Swellings, Nodes,
Wasting and Decay of the Body, Pimples and
Blotches Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, Chronic rheumatism and Govt Con
sumption, Gravel and Calculous Deposits, and va
rietles of the above complaints to which some
times given specious names.
We assert that there is no known remedy that
possesses the curative power over these diseases
that Railways REsoLvENT furnishes. It cures
step by step, surely, from the foundation and re-
the injured parts to their sound condition
THE WASTES OF THE BODY ARE STOPPED AND HEAL
THY BLOOD Is SUPPLIED THE SYSTEM, from which
new material is formed. This Is the first correc-
tive power of RAILWAYS REsoLvEET.
In cases where the system has been 52livated,
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate
have accumulated and become deposited in the
bones, joints, ETC., causing carries OF the bones,
ricketts,, spinal curvatures, contortlons white swell
lings, varicose veins, ETC., the SARsAPARILhIAN
will resolve away those deposits and extermin&te
the virus of the disease from the system.
If those who are taking these medicines for the
OF Chronic, Scrofulous Syphilitic diseases.
however slow may be the cure, feel better" and
and their general health improving, their flesh and
weight increasing, or even keeping its own, Is a
sure sigh that the cure is progressing. In these
diseases the patient either gets better or worse
the virus OF the disease is not Inactive; II not ar
rested and driven from the blood 1t will spread and
continue to undermine the constitution. As soon
as the SARsAPARIILIAN makes the patient feel
betterr' every hour you will grew better and in
CT es in health, strength aud flesh.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
A DRAMATIC SUIT.

Mr.. J. A Lord Tuesday effected a set
Element of the civil suit brought against
his wife, Louie Lord, by the Madison
Square Theatre, through his agent, Mr..
Mare KIaw The suit was begun to recov-
err damages for the unlawful performance
of the drama of Hazel Kirke." Mr. Lord,
who has most honorable reputation in
the theatrical profession, came to Chicago
Immediately on learning of Mr. Klaw's ac-
ton, and expressed willingness to make
any equitable reparation that might be
agreed on without legal compulsion. He
informed Mr.. Klaw Of the number of times
his company had presented the piece, ard
it was agreed that $1,000 would rep
resent a fair royalty on the number of rep
reservations. This amount was paid, and
the suit will be dismissed. Mr. Lord has
had a season of thirty weeks in the west,
during which he has prospered and will
now lay off for the summer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
FOR FUN
The Coming Appearance Of
Mccullough.
Davy Crockett and other
Amusement Notes.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.

John Mccullough, who appears at Har-
per's theatre next Wednesday evening. in
the role of Spartacats, in Dr. Birds prize
tragedy of ''The Gladiator, is perhaps the
only actor living who is considered the
equal of the late Edwin Forrest. Like
Forrest, Lis repertoire includes such plays
as The Gladiator" ''Virginius," Jack
Cade, "Brutus, Richard Ill, =" ''Othello,
king Lear" and others of the same class,
and his impersonation of the various lead
ing characters is generally regarded as on
the same high scale of excellence as for
merly marked the performance of Forrest.
McCullough's physique renders him well
qualified to play successfully all the heavy
roles, and his severe dramatic training has
been such that his delineation of many OF
them are as near perfect as is possible to
attain. Varg5nius is his best character,
while his rendition of Spdrtacts, in ''The
Gladiator is also of high order of excel
lence.
The play next Wednesday evening will
be given in the same faultless manner
which characterized Edwin Booths per-
Torrance of Hamlet" AS Booth has be
come associated with Hamlet, so has Nc
Cnllough with Tirginius and Spartacus
The supporting company includes such
we'll known artists as Edmund Collier and
Miss Kate Forsyth.
Of John McCullough's recent success il
Washington, a correspondent writes: ''The
numbers who have crowded to witness the
McCullough's performances have never be
fore been equalled in this city of theatre
goers. 1t is not true, as has been said
that the Washingtonians, under the dis
pensations of Bob Ingersoll, have abolish
ed Scriptural Deity. 1t is equally certain
that they have found an idol in John Nc
Cullough.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
NAME YOUR POISON"

The following letter from the Commits
sloner of Internal Revenue will explain it
self, and shows the necessity of calling
Things by their commercial name even in
temperance towns and villages:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, March
%, 1882. j. Merriam Esq, Collector Eighth Dis
trict, Springfield Illinois: Sir-From your letter of
the 18th inst, it appears that it is prac-
tice with dealers to ship liquors generally in less
than five gallons, but sometimes in larger quanti-
ties.) in jugs, kegs and small casks, concealed in
boxes or bags marking and shipping the same I'M
der some fictitious name, Frequently as merchan-
dise), to customers in so-called temperance towns
Some dealers who smuggle liquors in this way into
prohibition cities, bill it with railroad companies
truly and correctly and claim that if they do that
they may pack it and mark it under any disguise,
in any quantity.
You refer to the provisions of section 3349 revis
ed statutes and ask whether under this section
dealer must pfahd charge IN ms private Dook take
receipts and have billed under proper name, or
brand known to the trade, spurious fermented
liquors In any quantity; and If an officer is author
led would be justified in breaking open boxes
and removing coverings supposed to con-
ceal such liquors in any quantity and in
Selling the same If so found? In reply You in
formed that the inyarable ruling of this Office is
that the marks, brands and stamps required by law
and regulations to be applied casks of distilled
spiritsare designed to bear open witness of the legal
ity of the merchandise in question: and they must
not be obscured covered by encasing the vessels
containing the spirits in another, but at all
times be in such condition to admit of an examna-
ton of the said marks, brands and stamps by rev.
enue officers.
. The same rule wonld, of course apply to the
marks and stamps required to be placed upon casks
of fermented liquors. As regards the shipments of
spurious fermented liquors in any quantity under
ether than the proper name brand known to trade
your attention is invited to the decision of the Hon
Attorney General concerning the construction of
section 3449, published in the Internal Revenue
Record volume o. page 262 in which it is held that
the said section lis intended to relate and cover
every act of shipper and carrier, which together
constitute the act of shipping This being So the
goods must not only be billed under proper name,
but so marked.
Respectfully,
lSigned]
GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioner
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
RIVER NEWS.

The Libbie Conger was expected down
during the day, but at a late hour this
afternoon had net put in an appearance.
The Josie will be up tomorrow for St.
Paul and way points.
The Minneapolis, of the White Color
line, is advertised for the up river tomor-
row, while the Alex Mitchell, of the same
line, is expected down.
The Silver Wave, G. A. Denkman and
C. ]. Gallery, passed down during the
morning with RATS in tow.
The Evansville was engaged during the
morning in removing the boom which
serves as a protection to the barge piers,
from its place in the slough to position
just above the bridge This was done to
protect RATS coming through the bridge.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
GENERAL NOTES.

Oscar Wilde will lecture in Rock Island
on the 28th of the present month.
Thomas Keene will give performance
in this city during the present month.
The Carrine Merry Makers viii put in
an appearance during May.
The amateurs of Cambridge are trying
Joshua Whitcomb."
The Chinese must go. Barnum has
found in Brustad, an obelisk of a Norwe-
gian, far larger giant than the famous
Chang, and the towering Heather Chinee'
has retired to Europe, tearing his pig-tail
in despair.
Minnie Hauk will appear in concert next
season. She viii make an American tour.
Mrs. Langtry, the Jersey Lily, will visit
this country next season and ap2ea- in a
new play written for her.
1t is understood that one of tie walds in
st. Luke's Hospital, Chicago, will be nam
ed after Gerster, in recognition of the
prima donnas goodness in contributing so
effectively to the recent successful concert
in behalf of that institution.
In the second act of Dreams" Alice
Atherton appears in beautiful costume,
that will be especially attractive TO the la
dies. II is a handsome black satin dress.
cut in walking style, its entire ornament
alton being the most artistic hand painting
in oil. One side Of the dress represents a
complete bank of rare flowers and else
where are sprigs, sprays, and birds, the
entire effect being charming. The painting
is the work of an eastern artist, and the
suit represents value of $500
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15

concerning the payment to the city by tho
Clinton bridge company of ten dollar.
penalty for every day since the 1st of Jan
uary that the bridge remained INCOMPLETE
Such was the stipulation in the contract
1t is now contended that in as much %
travel was not interrupted except for fopr
days, the bridge company is not liable for
any greater amount than forty dollars.
The question will no doubt come IN ot
the next meeting of the aldermen.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-15
RopMAN RIFLES ATTENTION.

Company Order Mol 1.-The members of
this command are hereby ordered to be pres
ent at the Armory, in full uniform, on Mon
day evening, April nth, at 7:30 O'Clock
sharp. The regular annual inspection will oc-
cur and no excuse will be received for non
attendance Arms and Announcements
must be in good condition.
Major j. W. Vance, Inspector General of
the Second Brigade and Adjutant General
Elliott will be present and conduct the in
spectien
Lunch will be served after drill.
BY order of the
COMMANDING OFFICER,
S. H. L. ScHILL, Acting 1st Serg't.