The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-20

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iho iuflsdlotlon N lhu Coafi which lfisd
him. The caufl adjourned. istlha Tia mat
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Our ~ tho tameron.sania W. scfIp
rases haa come another Interesting nrilan
" ~ kefshaw was taken "a Yanhlan.
Dakota, from Sioux Falls NJ tho IN
stance Of Vim, A. Ilufke. government AZ !.
iectlse. under tho charge of eomplIelty IA
manufacturing the scrip. on examination
the ease was dismissed, anl Kershhw In.
alltuicd an action against burke ior malIei.
ous prosecution aud false lmprIso nment, \,
placing damages Al fn,0Ol.
Tur fifteenth reunion Of tho Society
of the Army u the Tennessee Al ~. Iouls,
May 10, was called 10 order by General sher-
man, after which floral tribute sent by
Chicago was uncovered, Bishop Fellows do.
llverlng an address aud cx Governor rletch.
Or responding. The Secretary reported
~, 900 on hand. Letter. were read from
President Arthur, General Grant, General
Mcclellan, Samuel J. Tllden, and others.
The veterans were then escorted TO the Mer.
chants md Cotton Exchanges, and 10
shaw's Garden. In the evening they
were welcomed by Governor CrIttendon
and Mayor Ewing, and Gen. james A. VII.
Hanson, of Iowa, delivered the annual al /.
dress. On the secoud day there was pa.
radc, reception at the Armory, and ban
quet at the Llndell Hotel. II was decided
10 hold the next reunion at Cleveland, Ohio,
October . and 4, 1883. Bishop Fallows was
selected ~ orator. General Sherman was
reelected President and Colonel Dayton
Secretary.
DIR. ii. X. PALMER's International
Music School begins June 20, at MeadvIlIo,
Pa, and continues four weeks.
L. w. KIsGsLAND, Treasurer OF the
Provident Institution for Savings. Jersey
City, N. j., shot himself by accident or de-
slgn In the trustees room Of the bank, on
the l2tb. The officials believed the funds ia
be intact and made public statement to
that effect, but the bank was surrounded by
anxious deposilors. The wound was not
considered mortal.
AMANDA LEE, servant in Montreal,
Cam, after wandering over the house In d
somnambullstlc state the other day, leaped
from a tbird-stofy window to the wooden
Sidewalk ana escaped with slight bruises.
SiN members OF the Rosenteld family,
Of Clarksyillc, Tenn, were made seriously
III the other day by eating bread mixed with
flour accidentally saturated with ubricatinp
oil. Three children were in critical condI.
'ion,
WADE MARTIN, colored, 70 years ol
age, was found wandering about tho court
yard in Rock Island, H., the other night,
suffering from Inflammation OF the brain
caused by blow with malet in the hand
ofa man named Proctor, Of Iowa City.
Martin was not expected to live, and his as
sailant was arrested.
The wife Of Sergt. Mason has made q
strong appeal to President Arthur. Tn,
President said he had great sympathy 70,