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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

ACCORDING 10 the Mississippi
Republican the Democracy II this
State will have an opposing candi-
date In every Congressional Die.
trict.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

OLp Ben Butler, as usual, Ia
squinting at the Gubernaiorial
chair Of Massachusetts,. He will
likely have 10 take IL cut In
s~quinting.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

&. NJ. RoASE's address 10 the
voters Of tho Fourth Congressional
District sounds like a Chalmers
document
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

A'vEay good way 70 ruin the
Gauss NJ temperance will DO u
thrust that issue into politics.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

NHH NNiNNH ~ 'N ~
hullding a fh8fsh
The rfssbflefiaa ebuhb n Nett
dian hai 4 neN nffth
Thew att ~ PfIsnen W Ihe
jail HTlpfsh enniy
whopingsaieh is shaping W
tho ohlliun 4 Yefma
a CafnIl omhiy fafmef hes 100
acres planted In sorghum
Preserved peaches aell n ,wtn,s
i've cents a bualel IN Tup~lo
Tho Watcher, taekmn n Coluin.
bus railroad hAs reached jackson
Ilahehuul haa let ~, the work.
Ing u her streets three years f0f
$4,000
Charges n cmbcrrlcment are
preferred against tho marshal q
Pies Christian
Forty or hny female students
will attend the next poaaion q the
State University.
A religious revival, In which
twenty persons %rrofcsscd, closed In
lOxford last week.
All over tho State this IL the
season u camp-meetings and pro.
tractcd meetings.
Sunnowor il 10 choose y county
si.e-tho contestants being Eureka
and Johnsonvillo.
Three thousand Union soldiers
are buried in the National Gene
terry near hatcher.
Around West Point the honey
is spoilt by tho bees slipping thu
bloom Of the bitter.weed.
The Carrollton Conservative hai
been shown two Irish potatoes will
sprigs Of Bermuda grass growing
through them.
DR.. w. n. Ames, Of Stark willie
gathered sixty bushels Of Burr
clover seed, worth 500, from hal
an acre Of land.
Ben King, Jr., chairman Of tn
Groonback party Of Copiah county
announces his purpose 10 supper
Barksdalc for Congress.
The Board Of Supervisors Q
Alcorn county refused 10 appoin
"a board Of equalization" and di
the equslizing themselves.
Tho Ex.Confcdcrato soldiers {
Noxuboc county contemplate III
, erection Of a monument 10 th
memory Of their dead comrades.
! The chanccry clerk Of Boliva
county IL making a complete at
stract Of the county records, fror
? the date u original entry. TO III
Q last conveyance.
I A great religious revival close
in Verona last woek. The Baptist
Mcthodists and Presbytcrians joiI
cd hand In hand and each churC
received several new members.
=, In Meridian Denis Ramsey e
assaulted Sue Snow (c), q womi
NJ Of the town, with a piece Of iro
|. breaking her skull in two plac
n and breaking her left arm-i
d because he found her with anoth
@ man. Ramsey escaped.
a. The Supervisors Of Ynlobus'
'e county have notified the officers
n that county that II they send aw
>; for any printing to be done ou,si
a of the county or State, that c
p be possibly done nj home, II "
ic he done OF their own risk.
On the 18th ult., at Raymond
l. u. Chapman Was arrested for
ae lacking his vito with n kni
court being in session,
/. was indicted nextday, plead gull
!. and was fined $4,000 and scnte
:, ed 10 six months imprisonment
rs Mrs. Burley, Of Helena, Al
tie who disappeared from Ito
RI Springs with a hired horse a
ai buggy, about six weeks since, !
returned and delivered tho prop
IN ty TO the owners, giving as
~; excuse for the long delay that
s. was sick and unable to retu
q ;IThis excuse loks rather I'll
In Was she too "sick' b. write, or
lee have somebody elsc writcf
cs indictments against her were vi
drawn.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
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eones certain ~tfonhles, sches pains and sansfings.
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Giri's lfs a. sintssn, and follow up and haunt The
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IN eoasuls<nnAs .nsAnIty and dsaih. Iheee ne
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hnou The elNa u erupisnis We ailuds V. Nov.
Ad1ss. al thsse tfoahles ear b aseftsd ed cared
W have psesf pcs. ,A.ess.dA
yoa ssasd sad vsll-vtli. rn1ks yeu healthy ed
kASVy-utit mako ysu nj iiks s'nsv voaAs go
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

BAnxspALE has 10 climb only
one Hin, aud that not 4 very tall
one, b. get 70 Congress.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

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Mo 0~esA-"wsli. ~; ~ - ~ %
eth he boys iAst niehs, end ~ ktnosT nAIed,'
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~ Ifesl-"N don't f<l szscs,r Ike my hest:
spsAss 70 Be kinder ,swe,lsd up and a. v hAds
molten 70 sbuss,' and ths pain 70 terrible"
ssilns xpsilsu,, one o. two acsss viil put . Iced
on zen, ths your ffssnis vonld fcccenlss."'.
DO Hssd."rm % .nI sIHs 70 ss' I'D 81
ssss rasry.ioas is5sdy eufss ,ho.s terrible heed.
aches, eiesasss The stomach, unlosds Tho bowels
unlocks ths liver, relieves c1nstps,loa ., once hnd
sivss lhs bile : ehanes " g.. II hiss hesotnt NE
Popular ard standard remedy ff constipation, bl.
~tousnss,, SICK heAiaehs. heaHbaiD, seid .~tienafhx
and all dseases requiring 9 real nscs and rtsesas
purssfl,s 90 physle.
hours, snd 10 just % delightful aud refreshing
dsint, thai everybody likss w..
II unclouds and cools the brain, qnieta the nerves,
and 10 4 sns s,a nsa ft the hestsshe o~ftsdies.
II mitigate The Isnes o. rhsumstism and govt
~ssievsS Kidney and urinary troubles, and pain ie
h4 20 equal Ia caring . es,shfatsd Asta. liz
highly fscommsndsd fr psrrons who tra.si, ht
merchants, clerks, nsehahies. fs.oty hasds, ssu-
santa, teachers Ind al parsons Who Iced . closely
oonhrsd iifs and are subject 70 hss'arhs, difrines
and toHp.d bowels. II Jou eo. ,fontiet with .
coated 800 sas. foul breath, icss q sppsuts @ ssn.
sti sipfFshnrs, Bailey q Saline .kpeiisn, vii cure
yor. II IL r.sms heiiar vork than pliis, 10 moss
pleasant and p~siai.bis, and 10 much chssyer, 10 10
y regular family medicine chest within itseif.
n spsfklss sad foans Iuss like a rtass o. soda
wstst, and y IsA - pleasant. W cents sna Geld
svsry.vbsseI J.R. Dnosaoota . Co.,
nortisLSs, louisville. ~.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

"MoxEv makes tho MARI 60"
~ will HIM. II. d. Money make
tlss Roanc hofs 60.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
sARDIs, MISS
PETITION

State II Mississippi Pamela County.
To the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of
Longtown.
We, the undersigned legal voters Of
Longtown petition your honorable body
to grant Bryant 4 Haynes license to ~
tail dnous and spiri,uous liquors In the
incorporate limits ei said town, rrprcsent
that they arr suitable persons to carry on
such business and NC viii ever prny
Said license 10 commence Nov 9TH, 1879
and run tN.lYn muntbA Nov. nh, 1sxa.
RFNcvcls, W q Walker I. Grcnewald,
RR ntilry John " wu'd Up Hall.
W johnson, John Easlcy. Walter Jones.
" 1reenesaIi, II W trcnsllAs, ] II
Rivers J " ~ he, Nod Rryrnt, China
Arnold. Anty Ssmison. John Hewlett,
Levi Askev. + Q Askcv. Andrew Polk,
Mack knua.s1u, sandy Atkew, Nelson
Hewlett llenry Maddus, Randall Nc.
Gchce, Richman Craviotd, X G Eckiss
Y Cnviey. aug26.a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

1arurR Is IL New York, over
kanIiog tho State Republican
Hs1>&< tn@r
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02
Notice 10 Bridge Builders.

BIDS will fe received for the erection
Of y hrilEc actsta Peach Crck, alsul !
milcs we-t Of Sariis. on Sarlis and Poem
lake road. Ilans aud specifications Al
The oilee Of chanoery Clerk, ssriis. The
abovu hfidgr will be lct out Al September
meeting. 70 The lowest bidder.
s. r. BI.ANN.
Clerk Of Hoatd q sulsrv,@pr-.
Aug. 1851 ny ". ". Snsisk. nc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

Rev. Mr.. Magill, Of 81. Paul's Church
Of Peru, Illinois, being asked the above
question by o lady, responded In the
following vorscs;
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-09-02

To Who~ q Msy od~cm-

ior Mcssrs Taium, sims& Co, p~roprctnn ofshe Ana Fruit 49,
orable, reliable GENTLEMAN who would not conduit . fnnduao1s
known him for year., and he Il worthy the cpnhdtnec a ~ ~" -.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
What Became ofIsabeL.

New York Letter to Springfield Republican,
 Most of the readers of "The Portrait of a Lady" have been disappointed at it's extreme ly vague ending Henry James Jr., is very fond of leaving things to the imagination :; but in indulging this fondness, he often fails to give even hint of his purpose. He sail ed for Europe last week, and one of his liter ary friends who saw him off, is reported to have asked him what disposition he intended to make of Isabel Archer, late Mrs. Osmond. The author, apparently gratifed that he had puzzled his readers, replied that any of them ought, if intelligent, to be able to determine that for themselves. Being pressed for a direct answer he said, ''Why, Isabel went back to Rome, and, without seeing her hus- band, went to the convent in the Piazza Ma. vona, where she had left Pansy Osmond, and became nun" As James is the only per son who can speak authoriatively of Isabel's destiny, this bit of information may be pleas ant to many persons who have fancied that Isabel was married after all, to Caspar Good wood or Lord Warburton.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
Stopped His Paper.

Nowadays, when subscriber gets so mad because an editor differs with him on some trivial matter, that he discontinues his sub- scription and "stops his paper" we remind him of good anecdote of the late Horace Greeley the well known editor of the New York Tribune. Passing down Newspaper row in New York city he met one of his read CTS who exclaimed:
 ''Mr. Greeley, after the article you pub lished this morning, I intend to stop your pepear!" ., - that !"
 "Yes, sir, my mind is made up. I shall stop the paper"
 But the angry subscriber was not to be ap- peased and they seperated. Late in the af- ternoon they met again when MT. Greeley remarked
 "Mr Thompson, am very glad you did not carry Out your threat this morning"
 ''What do you mean ?''
 ''Why, you said you were going to stop my paper" my paper stopped"
 "You are surely mistaken have just come from there, and the press was running and business was booming"
 Sir" said Thompson, very promptly, q meant intended to stop my subscription to your paper"
 ''Ohi thunder! !" rejoined Greeley; q thought you were going to stop the running of my paper, and knock me out of a living. My friend, let me tell you something One man is just one drop of water in the ocean. You didn't set the machinery of this world in motion, and you can't stop It and when you are underneath the ground things upon the surface will wag on the same as ever"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs
The Dnka of Grafton ie dead

The Duke of Grafton is dead. Both the English and French governments disapprove of the projected European con ference on Egyptian affairs In the race for French Derby stakes yester- day in Paris, Dandin and St. James S dead heat and divided first and second money, Jasmin taking third money.
 Miss Estella Marshall of Grand Rapids, Mich, has obtained judgment for $4, ,OOO against J. H. s. Brown, druggist for putting poisonous drug in prescription by mis- take for quinine.
 While the freight train on the Hudson river railroad was near Sing Sing this morn ing thieves were discovered throwing goods from the cars. They were arrested after a struggle during which several shots were ex- changed
 A special from Louisville says that a con- pany has been formed and capital subscribed to build short line road between Louisville and St. Louis. It is said the route adopted is eighty miles shorter than by the Ohio and Missouri road
 The ownership of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton railroad has been formally trans ferred to Mir. Jewett by mailing certificates of twenty thousand shares of stock held by the pool.
 It is announced that the governments of England and France will advise the Khedive of Egypt to dismiss the ministry and exile the military chiefs who were prominent in opposing his administration.
 The Pacific mill strike1s at Lawrence, Mass, have issued g second appeal for aid. A meeting of the laboring men and women at Boston in Faneuil Hall in their interest is talked of This IS the tenth week of the strike.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22

WANTCn CENTS to sell the B~st Nat WHH EU R ural History published over 800 illustrations. It's scope is uniTer- IN sal, embracing every division of ami mated nature the earth, in the Every eGHys .na ::s S:s5: ssss5 the king Of beasts- Every family de- Town, 'l''' copy; ,oHs 4fs1s'i KELLOGG.
 Butler ExchApge,
 no1T Providence. R L
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
NEW DOMINION.

Safety of the Steamer Peruvian-On Her WaytO Quebec i'm Tow of the Arcndian
 ST. JOHNS, May 21.--A cable dispatch from St. Pierre that Her Maiesty's steam ship Griffin has just arrived Commander Ingles reports having met the Peruvian at half-past eleven a. m. yesterday ten miles east of St. PauIs Island and left her in tow of the steamer Arcadian, en route to Quebec. The Griffin also spoke another Allen steamship, the Newfoundland, in full speed, hastening to assist the Peru vian.
 All on board the disabled steamer was go- ing well and but very little anxiety was mani ultimate safety. The emigrants, numerous as they were and liable to manifestations of fear, gave the officers of the ship but little trouble.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
Ireland.

Opposition to Parn ~H-Mfchael Davitt
 Treats His Ticket-ofLeave With Con-
 tempt
 LONDON, May 22.-The Irish Land League executive committee have resolved to oppose Parnell in his intention of resigning his seat in Parliament.
 MT. Davitt addressed large meeting of Irishmen at Manchester, during which he took occasion to boast that he had broken the terms of his release, and said he intended to treat his ticket of leave with contempt He denied that the Land League had made compact with the government, and said the Land League would never be effaced until the Irish landlords were completely sbol- ished.
 DUBLzlS May 21.-In consequence of nu- merous threatening letters sent to Cardinal McCabe he is now guarded by the police.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
WANTED.

DY middle aged lady position houseksspr in ID city country highest city references given and required Address
 rn2Os 2d Nv MRS. A., This Otee
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22

A THOROUGHLY competent girl to do second A work; must be an excellent waitress None but those having the best references need apply to the
 PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION,
 unyI7 UhftnAv
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
PENNSYLVANIA,

Philadelphia and Readings Statement.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The April joint statement of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad and Coal and Iron company was completed this afternoon, and shows the fol- lowing for the month of April: Gross re- ceipts, $2, 6O9, 7O6 profit, $7O8,3O4, against $58O, 3O9 for April, 1881. The profit for the year to date is 3.38G, ,S65, and for the cor responding period last year, $3,034, ,376. The separate profits of the railroad company are nearly $3O8, GOO ahead of last years and those of the Coal and Iron company $12, 000. The loss on canal traffic for the year to date has been SIS, 591 and on coal barges $5, 725. Fat-I ColIiery Exploston-sevsral Per
 Killed.
 PoTTsyILLE, May 21.-A terrific explosion took place at Shamokin, Northumberland county, at noon yesterday. The scene of the accident was Bucr1idge colliery, located three miles from Shamokin, operated and owned by May, Audenried & Co.,, an individual firm. The fire boss in making his rounds inside dis covered that large body of sulphur had &C., cumulated in one of the breasts, and so in- formed the miners who were mining coal near where the explosion occurred Notwithstanding this warning James Lawrence and Frederick Hoffman, two miners, entered the breast leaving four of their companions behind wait ing for their return. Lawrence carried in his hand safety lamp, and upon reach ing the terminus of the breast the sulphur forced it's way through the gauge of the lamp. The explosion followed with a terrible report. AS soon as those un- injured thought it safe to leave their shel- ter they commenced searching fer the vic
 James Lawrence was blown through 8 plank battery and so horribly burned that he was almost beyond recognition.
 Frederick Hoffman found pinned against the rib of the gangway and terribly burned. His lower limbs were scerched to @ crisp.
 The body of David Green was also found dead, terribly burned.
 Frank Osman who was standing behind g battery, was blown several hundred yards and was found in dying condition.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
WANTED.

"A AUGCR'S STABLE
 Corner Grand and Ferry street, Fair Haven. m22It'
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
The Pursuit of the Phoenix Park Aaras-

The Pursuit of the Phoenix Park AsEas-
 sins.
 WASHINGTON, May 21.-It was ascertained today that detective in the employ of the British consul general in New York reached here last night for consultation with the chief of the secret service division as to the best means to make search of certain localities for the suspected Phoenix Park murderers. The description and hotel of the detective cannot be given, but it is known that a conference took place at the Treasury department, at which it transpired that the English authori- ties had information that certain suspicious characters had escaped in fast sailing vss- gel and had landed in portion of New Eng land where the secret service recently made an investigation. The informant states that two officers of the secret service accompanied the detective to New York this afternoon The Treasury officials refuse to say anything about it.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22

It is entirely different from ell others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- oates. is perfecr Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruh, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton. wholesale agents. s6 1yd&yw
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
WANTED.

WANTED, HIVE hrst-clsss brass and bronze moulders on A' plain and ornamental work. Apply to or zd- iress, stating age, eXperIence and wages expected m20 St YALE LOCK MFG c l.. Stanford. Conn
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
NEW YORK.
Arrest of a Notorious Ptckpoeket.

Arrest of Notorious Pickpocket.
 NEW YORK, May 21.-John Woods, alias Fenton, the well-known English pickpocket, was arrested last evening by the central office detectives for robbing Charles Hoffman, 8 messenger in the employ of the Mechanics bank, of $5O,OOO in checks and securities. Part of the stolen property was found in the prisoners possession
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
THE WEST.
Michigan.
Body Snatchers Com

Body snatchers Come to Grief
 FoRT WAYNE, May 21.-At the village of Five Points two body snatchers attempted to rob the grave of Mary Shines little girl re- gently deceased. The brother of the girl was on guard and attacked the party. During the severe struggle two of the marauders es- capped and one, named Mason, was soundly thrashed. He disclosed the names of his two accomplices and the names of the physicians who promised 1925 for the body.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
Entertainments.

American Theater!
 Church Street. Below Postomce. The Ladies' avorite Resort SIGN OF THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. Monday, May 22. During the Week, and GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY. The Frank Jones and Alice Montague
 On the Brink
 Dramatic and Speciality Combination Frank Jones, Miss Alice Montague, Muldoon QuArtetts, Charles Turner. Miss IsabsIiA Preston. Poster Hughes. Mss ellie Gernon, E R Goodwin, Geo. ". Herman, Geo Harris, in a grznd bill of novelties and concluding with the highly EationAl drama Of
 ON THE BRINK!
 OR THE CREOLE SLAVE. Produced with new scenery, elEborS,e appoint msntE, musfcs and cast to the full strength of this mAtchlees conpzny.
 POPULAR PRICES OF ADMISSION. PArlor Chair s0c. PArquette SSc. General AdmiE- sfon 25c. Gallery I5c- Matinee 25 And 15c-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
EGYPT.

Egyptian Reserves Respond to the Call of
 Arabi Bey-Europeans Leaving i'm &
 Hurry.
 CAIRO, May 21.-Four thousand men of the Egyptian reserves have responded to the call of Arabi Boy, minister of war, 2,ooo of whom will remain in this city, while the other 2, 900 will be sent to Alexandria. Friends of Arabi Bey assert that he can rely upon the army for means of support in case there is any fight irg Europeans are leaving Egypt in large numbers on account of the critical situation of affairs here
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
FIRE RECORD.

EAST WEYMOUTH, Mass, May 21.-The building owned by A. Raymond and occupied by the Adams Publishing company was burn ed this morning by incendiaries. The loss is $5,0O0 mostly to the publishing company, There was small insurance,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
The CENTURY
 for JUNE

Contains the second and concluding part of
 "The Street of the Hyacinth.'
 By Conatance Fentmore VVocIson,
 This capital novelette,, by the author of Rodman the Keeper" Anne" etc., was begun in the May CENTURY, copies of which may still be obtained from news-dealers or the publishers. The story can be had only in the May and June CENTURY, and is com plete in these numbers.
 Opera in New-YOrk.
 By Richard Grant White, with portraits of Patti Gerster, Nilsson, Lucca, Minnie Hauk, Miss Kellogg, Annie Louise Cary, and others
 Carlyle in Ireland.
 Another installment of the characteristic diary of Thomas Carlyle in 1849.
 Cardinal Newman. With Fromtispfece Portrait, Engraved by
 Cole.
 An authentic biographical paper by Mir. Kegan Paul, the London publisher.
 Other illustrated papers include "Around Cape Horn," "Wood Engraving and THE CENTURY Prizes, " arble-Mining in Carra- ra ;" ''The ee-Pastures of California" by John Muir. Among unillustrated contents are:
 "The Story of the Alcazar," by Mary Hallock Foote; miscellaneous of the serials 'In 8 Chinese Theater;' ;'' "The | Danger of an Office, holding Aristocracy," by B. l.. Godkin; "The Colonization of Pales. ! tine;' 'House Construction' (sanitary ar rangements), with diagrams, by Charles F. | Wingate. Poems by Joaquin Miller and oth- l CTS. Complete departments, etc. l Price, 35 cents $4.O0 year. Sold by all 1 dealers
 THE CENTURY CO.,, NETWORK
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
WANTED,

M URSE for child nearly six years old must be ~ good sesmstress, and have the highest recon lendztions. Apply to
 PROTESTAST INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION,
 m20u S4 Whitney Avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-22
THE OLD WORLD
Spain.
A TrinIby Jury Bitterly OppOsed.

Trial by Jury Bitterly Opposed.
 MADRID, May 21-In the chamber of dep- uties last evening long debate ensued on the ministerial bill reforming the judicial procedure. An amendment was offered insti- tuting the trial by jury and was bitterly ep. posed by Premier Sagasta and others of the ministerial party. The amendment was re- iected by vote of 1S1 to 55