The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-12

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pshssf, Colo, opened with 4 large sfuwd
4 aiisndahae. iiph. william n. Kelley. N
FennsIIsanIs. made an address.
A "rAiTn.ouHs g eamp.meesInr In
progress II Old Orchard iIessh, Me-, Il de-.
sfloplns soma remarkable feaintes. The
iaiha. halt, and blind. ailef being prssed
over and snoialsd with al, afe sent on their
var fcleirinE. and many claim 10 have re.
esised great physicist ~ we'll a spiritual
benefit.
GRAIN overflow IL anticipated nj
Now York. and measures are beIag taken 10
meet The emergency.
SOME union sailors boarded a schoon.
er In Kingston, Ont, Aug. 1. and hruialIy
assaulted two nons,inienlsis named Mains
aud Ellis. After pitching them overheard
they dragged them ashore and administered
another beating.
A DISASTROUS storm visited Milwau-
kee, Wis.,, Aug. .. The river rose over two
feet iu few hours. Tho streets berame
channels for swollen streams. 10 great was
the quantity Of water that fell the sewers
proved inadequate to carry II OF and many
burst Ths lightning caused more damage
than was ever known from single storm.
The Fire Department was repeatedly called
out, but fortunately the loss was not very
great In any individual Instance. Plankiu.
tons pork packing house In the Menononec
Valley was struck, and the entire roof was
preclpitated to the floor. The fireman,
William Keepfheimer, was struck both by
| falling tlmbers and the lightning, and died
after the most terrible suffering. Reports
| from the country adjacent show an enor-
NOUS amount Of damage done. Wheat al
most ready 10 be harvested was beaten
down. and some fields totally ruined, while
corn, oats, and other grains were left in q
uepioraolo CONDITION. IN nelds where mar.
shocks were. with few exceptions, com.
pletely destroyed. Accidents are reported
on several Of the railroads. The worst was
was.hw..,arr NJ M ,a.a ! .ss.. % s,.,s..s SsY 49,, !
The c,tv' A train A. th,.a co.she. w..
wreckcd. Int norc NJ the psssspver. wsrs
seriously injured. The fireman, William
Sherwood, was probably fatally hurt.
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i IHE old settlers OF WIN County, ILL.,,
met st Joliet, Aug. 2, aud celebrated thf
hfty.second anniversary OF the Battle Of
Bad Axe, at which the power OF tho grea'
Indian chlei Black Hawk was broken.
The sixty-ninth anniversary Of thu
defeat Of the British at Fort Stephenson, b.
Major George Croghan' was celebrated wiz
appropriate ccre'non'es' aug . |" rrc
mont y.
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oonea ltooert Y. raie' henfy .ennuorI ahe
John dlardon, sentenced oy the 81 Loui'
oI''n,ns oour. 70 s'A m0"'n' e'o" 'n "" io'
establishing 'o'eI'cs.
JUDGE WILLIE 'e'use" a'u'a''Aa''oi