The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-26

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VIZ. LKwis. aged ~, N Wheeling.
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six smugnen, with forty paok.
'nuIess sneimped Al Ilowle, Afltens, :. faw
days ago, were drowned by cloud .bu,.,.
Nicholas Jomss, Chicago walter,
Wa shot dead by one u three ifamp. who
dId not want N settle 4 biIl for refresh.
naNfs Tho other day, The shooting appears 10
have been entirely unIusiIaabIe. Tho ltamp.
wefs arrested.
Albert JEsKs, the abscondInQ real.
estate agent of Chicago, committed sulelIe
At Evanston, H., the other dag, by taking
nofphIne.
SiscELLAsEous.
TIE Egyptian rebels have gathered
In great fcrce al sucz. and threaten the
canal. The British Admiral will not tolerate
any Interference by DE Lesssps. The khe.
dive authorizes the British 10 occupy such
points on the suez Isihmus as they consider
useful for military operations against the
rebels, and 10 prevent the importation Of
coal and munitions Of war along the coast
and between Alexandria and Port Said.
ADvicEs from Peru say the war Is
becoming one sf determination. The ex.
ccsses Of the ChIlIan troops In the Interior
have excited the popuace. At public meet.
ings In Chill orators employed the most VIC.
lent language aud demanded the army should
at once march against Arcqulpa A commit.
tee was formed which offered 10 raise 10000
men for that purpose and furnish the funds
necessary. The Gillian military authorI.
ties, however, desire 10 withdraw the troops
In the Interior OF Peru TO Lima. Three
thousand five hundred men have left Val.
paraiso for Peru.
The unveiling Of the 0'Connell statue
at the opening OF the Dublin Exhibition was
witnessed by 100000 people. The process.
sion OF the trades was three miles long. All
the troops were confined TO the barracks.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Lord
Mayor Dawson. in accepting the statue for
the Irish people, said their struggle was not
over, and their efforts would yet be obstruct-
ed. They must cndeayor TO forget the
melancholy past, and look for glory In the
future. 10 the hope that Ireland, now prov.
ince, would again become nation. The
Exhibition Is pronounced on all sides TO be a
great success, especially the machinery de-
partment. The directors presented an ad.
dress declaring that in working for their
own country they were not actuated by mar
row feelings toward neighboring nations.
JUICE FRENCH, Acting Secretary Of
the Treasury. finds that the new law pro.
hIblting the Chinese from landing In this
country furnishes him with great deal Of
work In the way OF making decisions inter-
prcting the intention Of Congress. JIe Is
constantly In receipt Of inquiries from COL
lectors OF various ports asking for Instruc-
lions. The Collector at Port Townsend. W.
T., asks what he shall do In the case Of
Chinaman who had enlisted In an American
port as sailor, and having served out bis
term OF enlistment wants 10 land where he
enlisted. Under the provisions Of the now
flaw, the Collector says, It Is clear that he
shall not be allowed TO land. But a conflict
arises a. between the new and former law
In regard TO the sailors. Under shipping
agreement with the Chlnaman the captain OF
the vessel bound himself 10 land the China
man In an American port. II he falls to do
40 he Is subject 10 nne under the maritime
law. II he does land the Chinaman he !
subject TO heavier fine under the new law
regarding Chinese.
Sir GARNET WoLsELEY has issued a
proclamation to the people Of Egypt, rep
resenting that the sole object Of the British
was to restore the authority Of the Khedive.
Il says that all peaceful inhabitants will bc
kindly treated. The mosques will be re-.
spected aud oil supplies paid for. Gen.
wolseley adds that he win be glad to receive
all the chiefs who are disposed to assist In
suppressIng the rebellion. A forward
movement has been ordered aud the forts at
Aboukir will soon be attacked.
FIVE masked men entered tho dwell
Ing Of the GIchrist family, near Amster.
dam, N. r., on the 10Th, imprisoned the
occupants Ia the cellar. and then made on
with $500 In money and bond, worth $780,
900.
SOLICITOR RAYSoR, oil the United
States Treasury, decides that freight on Inn
ported goods consigned 10 an inland town
can only be collected at the point OF destina-
ton. lIe holds that the collector at the
port Of arrival has no right 10 demand pay.
ment for freight charges.
TELEaRAMs received In London say
the troubles In Corea have eliminated In q
general instruction. The King and Queen
have bcen assassInsted and the Japanese 10.
cation attacked by natives belonging TO the
antI-foreign party.
The dryness Of the season In Ecua'
dor threatens . famine. In the Department
Of ChIquImala the maize crop. upon which
the people arc entirely dependent for food,
II Il feared, win be total loss.
TnE recent purchase at Halifax OF the
schooner Conquest by General Butler.
whIsh. a. her clearances state. IL bound for
Madagascar, Il exciting great deal Of con-
lecture. Large quaniities Of stores, sum
cIcut for thirty or forty men for nine months,
wcrs embarked. while hut four persons
sailed In her. II Il believed that the Con.
ouest viii take on a crew elsewhere. and
arms and ammunition have been received
from Boston.
EuERrJ GARFIELD, q cousin OF tho
late PresIdeut, has mysterIously dissp'
pearcd, and his friends have advertised for
HIN.
Tnr Bankers Association began Its
annual convention at Saratoga, n. r., Aug.
20, with very large attendance. Geo. ..
1 Coo. the President, delivered the opening
address. Hon. Luke Poland, Of Vermont
presented resolution. which vas adopted
dlrvcsinx The executive committee TO asosr.
tain the laws of the several States In regard
10 commercial paper. especially the varia-
/ lions and dIfferences therein; aud whether
Couxr<ss can not lerisIase concerning paper
drawn h ose State and payable IN another.
FnAupULEnr importers Of Hour into
| Canada from Chicago and other Western
elsIes have cheated ihe Dominion Gov.
emmeat out Of bundrsds Of thousands OF
doIIars during the last four yeara Other
! enuds ars sceaied which rus Into millions.
I'D whlsA b due time viii be brought 70
light.
n. B. PALnER. Of Chicago, together
win Ne wife end EphrsIm Admer<, have
beeo causing considerable excitement Ia
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