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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
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The kalssf Wllhslm. lha gaaHetil
NJ llefmtn unliffsItlff haf iHl pfaieb
safs 80 students. anh y lbfhfy n hgjs
uul volumes
Mis- lemss Howard N Burlington,
VI. has given s5,Hgl IA lhe tihIfhfslly
~ Vermont fuf the establishment N
i've sohalafshlps 10 he kh0Wn ~ boz
name N y lta
Il la stated A. one N lle meal ~
cent pfuufs N the aueruia N mlaalmaafy
elltfl IN iapah, That Il u quite eomfnae
10 hear The children In lho dfrets sing,
Ing "Ah Jycsu dlau' Jesus lases ne
Tho Chinese sunday aohoui " N,
Mount Vernon Church. llosim, han no
members, and Il Increasing 80 rapidly
that \ ls hard IA supply leaehera A
.eaeher Is required fof each pupil Nv.
ign Fost
The woman'a suffrage organ In
Portland, ORE, gives much cfcdlt 10 The
girls IN the public schools u that city
Tor their success In winning all II the
four medals offered by Mayor Thomp.
son 10 the best readers.
President Andrews ~ Marietta
College, Ohlo In his fcport 10 the Ma.
ilonal Council Of Education, IN Saratoga,
strongly urged the harmonlklng nf tho
three grades of education primary,
grammar and collegiate - ChiodgoJonr.
nal
"A religious paper IN the far West
says that since the revised version VI tho
New Testament has taken "hclr' on.
Of several passages, and fool out oi
several others, many people ARE taking
more comfort In reading The Scriptures
than they ever did before,
The New York Times, In sixteen.
column article showing the progress of
religious denominations IN that city bc.
tween lsi5 and 1882. shows that while
tho population has increased 225 per
cent, the total Protestant church mem.
bershlp increased but 10 per cent
while the Catholic Church membership
increased 300 per cent, or from b0.OO
10 10000
The Board Of Foreign Missions OF
the Presbyterian Church have appro
priated for the year 1882, and to May
Of 1888, tho sum Of S6i0,0O0 Since IN,
year 1883 tho Board has received In gift
and lcgacies $40, i96. $50, aud the en-
tire stun has been used In missionary
work. Thirty new missionaries ar'
being sent out by the Board this year
IA a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

II there is my ono rule about eating
In which all persons arc agreed, II Is,
that our meals should be taken atstaici
and regular periods. People may dif-
fer about vcgciarianism, about sweets,
about pies and cakes, about ton and
coffee; but have never met 0 person
who would insist that regularity was Of
no consequence-that Il was just as
well TO take two meals to-day and fve
tomorrow, 10 take dinner at ons
o'clock to-day. three tomorrow. and
five next day. Without understanding
the physiological law, al are agreed
that regularity Il important
A long journey BY rail does not de-
range the stomach because Of long sit-
ting In an unvcntilaicd car, for tho
traveller may occupy sim worse place
In the pursuit Of his b,isinrss u home;
neither II Il because Of the character Of
the food furnished at the railway lunch
rooms; for the food st home Il often
worse; but the stomach arrangement
which nearly always comes with the
long railway trip is, IN great part, 10 bs
traced 10 irrcgulariiy IN tho times ol
eating. In = recent trip. we took
breakfast the first morning Just after
daylight next morning at half-pasi
nine o'clock. the next at seven. aud q
with the other meals; only one day w
had no dinner at ali. In less than I
week we were all suffering indigestion
some were conscious Of no discomfort
In the stomach. but not one q Ne e.
caped the dullncss and depression o
spirits which coms of imperfect di
gestion. Among the table laws. thi'
one Of regularity Il pro eminently I'm
portsnt Do Ls'ri.. .is Golden Rule
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

An extraordinary fallacy Is the dread
Of night air. What air can we breathe
u nightr The choice Il between pure
night air frum without and foul Airfrom
within. Most people prefer the latter
an unaccouniabls choice. What will
they say Il Il proves 70 be true that
fully one-half Of al the diseases We sui-
Ter from ere occssioncd by people
sleeping with their windows shutf An
opened window. most nights In the
rear. can never hurt any one. In great
cities night cir Il oficn the best and
purest ar 70 BE- had In the twenty- y-four
bours could better understand shut
ting the windows In town during ~
day than during the night, for the saks
Of the sick. The absence Of smoke, ihe
quiet. III tend 70 make The night ~
bess time for airing patient
One of eur klgkest MEDICAL snsnor'
Isios On consumpton and climate ~
tod n,e thai NJ air n London y neyel
| - Eood - allsF ~ o'clo<k - IDA
Always ar yoot foom then> from ~
eu11tse aiF. pnsaibIa -fe1n ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05

n was receutlv brought ont In a IA.
bate In tho House o2 Commons that
slavery ~ the worst oIasa--debt slavery
not only wa, allowed 10 a sIst but wa,
actually i,rotec,ed And uphcld In one ol
the MALAY native state, which arc under
Inc prolcctlon of Enylaud and where
Tho britIsh ilag Is constantiy kent fIvIng.
A eoyrcsnondent who youches for thc
accuracy of avery nar,Icular senl. M
the following narratIyc N the wav n
which n British resident fosters tbIs
hateful syslem. Mr. lanes Innes fwriie.
onr corrcsnondenn son NJ tSs lats
prof Cosmo innes M rdInburg has
becn for some wears collec,or anJ mac.
isiratc In onc II tho MALAY native staie.
called selangor WhIlc there ors ~
bIs chief dn,Ies wa. IN dIscm,rsee slav.
ery which he dld with ycrv grea, ana.
cess In August is7s bowsyer hs wa.
moyed to another NJ the three Malsv
native st.tcs- called p.r.k. to r.lIeve =
brother official Who hsd beep inyalIdsJ
homo In perat NJ Inrcs forrd m
NJ. s.,on,shment ,ha, ,.rt ~ M. dvsv
AZ magistraie was 10 ,.sue warrants for
ihs cantnrr n rnnawav .lays. ami N
see that fbc warrants werc carricd o,,t
lie manfred a the other EnolIsh of,IcIal,
In tba place, and found fhat thls dIs.
renuiabIs work a. he eonsidered n hsd
been done bv his prcdrccssor and also
bv tho supcrintendents al Police but
t5at tbsv X All always done n win great
reluctance and onIy IN obcdiencc t5 thc
sxpress command. Of Mr. Low. tho
RarIdent N PeraL n .ppe.r.d thaf n
was Tho eusto,n of ths country. en-.
couraged and spproyed by the
coyernor M Tho Straits settlemenis,
Tho morn Mr.. Innes Incurred into ihe
subIect Inc more rcvolIino 4 ap,eared
n was nroyed besopd 4 doubt tbat the
unfortunate slayes neyer ran away un-
less their lives were made Absolutely
unendurabla II also snpcared that
when bv The agency az he EnglIsh
maois,rates or otberwIse these poor
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
Fun A,p fIeiisss

The capacity n ne lee l.0asss
aloHR The ifudsoh IllesF u msfe lhs#
i,Hai fshl lfns
II i estimated llai etrfy yeaf theFa
afe from i.Np N J. besl lsllrmi en-
rlofes Killed shd fnaH a.f9I v IefE<i
Injured n ihls country fH''i
Ihe luhnagu transported on aIi tho
rallftHds II ihr rnltfd states IN fs#i
Aweuulei ~ Diu,tau0H tons. whlah
l'rif's HHHrpad HHv#ai efmst... II
The iai ltw ayefage Of 80 . iDn, would
b. worth sls.Wpfrp.Hn
II lE estimated tlSrs the south hss
this season paid 10 The North tb6.0Ug..
600 far wheat sbD,mnD 900 f0f corn.
ffg,HHtlsNl fof meats. nsld about fas..
Wn,Mp far hay, butter, cheese, oats. Hp-
pies, polHtocs, etc fhfeago Tfmfs.
II Is pretty we'll settled that .
healthy man who lives a. lc ~ years II
age, In ha lie sala 1.Hnu pounds ~
meat " barrels ~ -four. t.biD pounds
~ butter, gH7 tlDsen eggs, $40 puund4
of cheese. l61 bushels ~ polalvcs. and
! 100 pounds NJ lard I.ffi
The aunua lnleres, on the public
debt IL nov about si0s for every In.
hahitant IN 1875 u WINS more than
twice this. bclng ti.N per capita, and
IN 1865 u was ~ high ~ s.2p par
capita, OF $3.50, ,p77, ,6os. 10 he paid by
So,i6p.0o people. IN L. Times 4
.pennsylyania aud New York arc the
only States IN the Union containing
over million males Of the yntlng ago,
twonty-Jne years and ovnr Two States.
Minnesota aud Wisconsin, have more
Foreigners than natives, tweniy.onc
years OF ago and over Chicago Jour
nal,
Since tho first pll well was opened
IN 1859 the product of the wells has added
~, 800. 100000 10 the wealth of tho
United States In the value of the crude
oil and lis products. To-day the prod
net Of these wells lights the cathsdfals
Of Europe, the mosques Of Asia. tho pm.
godus Of Japan, and even the huts on
Airica's sunny soil Its exports arc
over 100000 gallons day. .-Boston
Post
The grcnt cattle range Of Wyoming
under the military protection of Fort
Mckinney Is about 300 niles square.
In this area are now grazing 300,0
head Of cattle, worth s27 per head.
amounting TO sl9, 800, 900, 10 which can
be added tho value u the horses aud
ranches Of the cattlc-mcn and the
farmers, and the stock OF the grangers,
making at least sl5. 900. 900 Of property
lpder The protection Of the post. N
T. Herald.
In this country, with n population
Of $4,000. 900, there ara 4.20i, 36n per.
sons above tho ago Of twcnty-onc year,
who cannot write. 0f this number
1856. i63 are whites, 1.747. 900 negroes
about 800, 900 Indians aud 100. 90 All
atIcs. II n estimated that In almos
every State N the Union. and In th'
country as whole. tho balance Of po
litical power. so far as numbers are con
cerned, IL or can be In the hands Of III,
illitcraie voters. IN Y Snn. fF
, Arizona covers an area Of 1900.
A 600 acres Of land. four-tenths Of whicl
y Is mineral-boarlng. II Is larger iha
4 New York, Pennsylvania, Now Jcrsc
4 and Delaware combined Since i8i
= there has been extracted from seyel
a States and Territories the sum OF o.
;. 100, 0,000,O 900. for which California
q credited 81, liS, S,307. 49, Nevada, ei60,
n 1875, ,9i3; Idaho, s7i.bi5, ,90l; Orcgo
n aud Washington Territory. ~, ,635, 25l
1 a 10 -.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
CONDENSED TELHeRAMs.

In the Senate, July 90, an amend
ment to the naval appropriation bIll reduce
Ing from 81, 10000 to 5000 the Item for
completing the Mlantonomah and launcb-
Ing four other monitors was adopted by %
to %. The clause abolishing the grade Of
commodore was stricken out.
TIE British In Alexandria have been
destroying cannon aud powder magazines
aud repairing railways cut BY the rebels.
Arab Pasha sent delegates 10 meet nag Of
truce, the other day, who not only declined
10 talk about surrender on any terms, but
were most insulting 10 the English officers.
The condition OF affairs at Port Said IL eritl.
cal. De Ic~eps Is said TO be In daily com.
munlcaiion with Arab. The Russian rep
rescntativc at eonstantInoplc has been or.
dered not 10 attend any more conferences.
Fifteen thousand Turks have been ordered
to start for Egypt The French Chamber
refused 10 vote the credit asked by De Frey.
cinet for the protection Of the suez Canal,
and the ministers rendered their resigna.
tions.
A NUMBER of persons were injured by
The fall Of . foos-bfidge near MAnsyank,
Pa, July %. They were watching . tub
race on the canal, aud the structure wasn't
strong enough. About hundred men, wo.
men and children were preeipitaied Into the
water, and many narrowly escaped drown
Ing.
MAGGIE CHESTNUT and . little daugh-
ter Of Mrs. John BsbbIt got into deep water
while bathing at 81. John, ~ b., July %.
Mn. BabbIt sueeeeded In rescuIns her
child, but los. her life In an effort 70 save
the other.
FRANK A. SAITH, . Howard College
sophomore, was shot BY Sergeant Kelly. who
has charge Of Fort Popham, Huunewel's
Point, Me-, July .. Smith and young
eomesnIon csspi under the gate 10 inspect
tbe fort, and The serxsans, who has had
trouble with irsspsssers, thought they came
70 steal 0ovsrnment property.
srnox FRANK, N 1useliss, brother
Of A. n. Frank, Wholesale merchant Of San
AnscuIo, Texas, iect fatal dose Of NOR.
phins ihs oshsr night. II may hare been
mistake.
Cur snrrH. the boy who killed HE
fssher, near Kirkwood, No. has been found
ruIlty Of murder n ne arst degree
HExnY CALDwsLL, colorsd. was
lynchsd Il Ironson, No., July 80.
JoBH O. CsArT. osshier Of the Ex-
sbs.rs Baak. rrsskiia, Pa, b defsuIlsr
y : Iarss sneusi, pesibly fims 90. He
NJ : Prpssytsrian deasss.
Two ckldva d Mary Eppo'hso
burned 70 dssih h New York ieuensss,
1ulI ..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05


q n NFHhsngfn, fs#laIas sss,
fIf.Hf HsfiIs. HIsh.. nm fgsm : slass~ a
shs fyufih hssf n 4 hsisI h wnklnsles
ne e'hsf as5s saf 49, ~ ssflsaas le,s,st
thaf " ifFsd sHf fIs hnfs,
~ AsKHslA. NJ, JaIy sash, Isec W
bswmsns ffamlaeht slaeh asslet, shas
shd Instantly Aiiisd Marshal Lane. Ilswmse
ssesped. WV"
q. II aasae, IoesI edIlor N lhe inr.
fehte tHsssl ffHmas, zee drowned Al
hsn~s tlif. No.. on me lssh.
THk Steamer faheIon, running In tha
AiehsfaIays tfads n plses NJ the lIl.h,sd
Wilson, sspisded 4 nue n New orleans an
The 7oih. she had about teents .ll,e re, .
sons on board, mnsf of whom wefe drown.
cd.
Ar Grand IlapIds, MIch., The other
day, 4 worthless tramp nsmed John t,os.
rins hIIIed biz wife, with whom he mad No,
been living for several years. beeau.e shs
would not surrender lIiile money she had
s'ieceeded IN safapInr together.
WM. y. CLARK, q cripple, and John
PrIndell, crank, were locked In q cell 10.
getl'er In Chicago. I'fIndelI took on Clsrk,.
wooden leg aud best him 10 death with Il
The other night.
MARTIN BErssrr, colored, wa,
lynchcd At Hampton, 4. q, tho other night,
for wsauliing young white girl.
Ar Aurora, Ncbr., tho other day, 4
young man named Harvey BIII was fatal,
shot by Fritz fIoefer, who Intended TO hit i
dog. The bad marksman, a. usual, wen,
almost Insane In consequence.
FRED. PETERSON. iG years old
jumped Into Spring Creek, near Plqua
Ohio, the other evening. 10 save compan,
Ion named Gramm. who had got beyond nj,
depth, and both were drowned. The bodice
were recovered.
MRs. ISAAC FINES, aged i5, was killed
by train at East Palestine, Ohio, on III,
9Th. while attempting to cross the track.
ISAAC TURNER, colored, was hanget
for murder at Lexington, KY, July Is.
A LITTLE child Of Richard White
living at 81. Joseph, NO., Ill into tub 0
boiling water on tho 9Th. There Is no hop,
Of its recovery.
FRANK MuLArro, q Mexican, wa.
lynched near Tascosa, Texas, July q, 70
the murder Of Deputy Sheriff Henry Nc
CuIlough.
+. A. LAWRENCE, son Of the lat,
Judge Efingham Lawrence, committed sui
eide at Flushing, N. Y, on the 2slh.
THEoPHILus HERR'cK, a well-knowr
hotel man Of Gloucester. Mass, was browne,
tho other day.
Rev. HARVEY SrEARSs, Of For
Worth, Texas, In an ARRAY with a farmeI
named Jefferson, the other day, iniicte,
upon him fatal wound with q club, an,
has been lodged In jail.
FREIGHT trains collided near Nc
Gregor, Iowa, on the Dubuque division o
the 81. Paul road, the other day. Myron /.
Hibbard, . fireman, was killed, and Il
Clough, an engineer. was badly hurt. Bot
engines were demolished. Ten laborer
sustained considerable injuries.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
WIT AND WTsDOn.

Every man Is occasionally what he
ought 10 be perpctually. y y
--One Of the best rules In converse
ton Il never 70 say anything which any
Of the company can rcasonsbly wish had
been left unsaid.
Fond wife, "How strmgsl Evsry
time Peter comes homo from hi lodqo
ho comes TO bed with his hat on. But ]
suppose II Is some more of those Mason.
10 doings." fl iAle ~
An exchange says that onr navy Il
still In iis infancy. which would justify
the assertion that the vessels arc seldom
seen out Of their slips. : Ysskevs otutss-
man. <:o.I..sfl
When the man ayerrsd that he had
seen trotfIng match they didn't mind
4 much. but when he said "A lemoa
neighed = they threw him under > grip.
car. Chicago Times.
when doctor who claims 70 esire
by laying on Of hands rraches his<Ouri.
he either quits business or stars for the
woods with crowd afser him. There
are some swindles Missouri oan't abide. !
Detroit Free Prss.
Cause and Eject: Eminent Provin,
clal TragsdIan -Coue hithar. srees
onel Your mothorr ieIls me thst rod
shed teorrz during my selIloQly u sxilS
last night Sweet One: Yes, sIr. Noth-
or kept on pInching ne. cause vi 70
slcepyl--PnHcA- ssd n. + 4
II Is reported ihai EseIiah delsct
Ives have proved usciess n ireland, -
account q their sccesG w ehooI6
think %. II rather gisss fslIow eseyj
bajove. when he walks into . L1h4
League meeting n : damp care nd
asks beg pswd'n. y know. but 'as1
'sre, y knowF Czicago 7In>s. 8,
~ can't smoke that dkar much
longer" said Chowdx, - - voETipf
with . stub. No. said 500 o.
present "snd you can't smoke y much
shortsr.n Chowdsr gase The in6ecl1s
one plying glance. md tken haItN :
strcetcsr and vsnt homs with ~
heart. By tho wAy. when 4 comes 70
hailIng stre>t-cesus Int u dangpeosn -
be ouf Of doonP ..... -. }
When he was saiiag faA as3 III.
ously. pIling IN ~ luof - ihFu(fe -
hay Into ~ barn - ~ 80 = 3 1hW'
der shower IN June, ~ hea@ >4ql(l1
stepped up and seld: 'sneg r. -. q
but ihers's 20 sFnlaloe1 o11l ~ -
know h, y said Ne Ma Mn ~ 49,
ful. .and that's xky Tn kuEryl1e =
cssch > gUod nlxkcs s0ssPr-eea
Mad. j. ai'i fI.tI.l !.
An old slosy d > ~ IN -
Ing ths grand ruunds. 81 ~ ebqq1 ;
young man = ta1le 1hoo5 oto11 u ~
rurnl hotel& where !. ~ uoi1u1t -
empIoyed He wanted : bovCG0W IN
his roast, and sunnouo1 ~ ~ -. y
whom hs said: 'sIlnso yuu ~ ol1'
"Yes," - ~ .vn M - =
four. but hey ~ u oQ|p1(t WI
ienornnes y blI1o y Ip1ke 11(111o -
surlity 70 - Inls1I11u1 .li4z s.
A county rveeGr 80 - 81
|saeta Q.e q -
euEl1H. - - -
NJ m1ik1x n -
lurnod y ~ fDG1 ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

An official telegram dated Cairo, July
20, says: "volunteers are arriving from
Upper and Lower Egypt Some chiefs Of
the BcdouIns, who prior to the lombard
ment were known ~ partlsans Of the Khe.
dive, have promised fidelity, and all the best
class Of Mussulmans, including the princes
and prlncesses Of tho KhedIvc's family
now In Cairo, are aiding the rebel Govern
ment.n 4
The wife Of farmer living near
Brownsville, Neb., has been delivered Of q
child with four arms and four legs. The
monstroaty is alive and seems to be per.
fectly healthy.
\ A BAND Of forgers have been working
the small banks In the interior Of Penn.
sylvania. They did not succeed in getting
much.
A TORNADO swept through a belt Of
country half . mile vide 10 Durham and
Orsnge Counties. North Carolina. the other
day, doing great damage.
An explosion Of giant powder near
Chicago, on the s7ih, shattered windows for
miles around. Four or Eve persons were
injured.
ANN ELIZA IvEs, widow Of John b.
Ives, who formerly lived In Syracuse, n. Y,
and died IN Texas In October, 1853, has
brought sult against number OF property
owners 10 recover the dover on large tract
Of land zlluatcd Ia the very heart Of syra.
cuss. The suit involves great many mil.
lions Of dollars.
CHARLES MosBY, q convict In the
Chester (Ill.) Penitentlary. committed sui.
eide on the stth by eating the sulphur from
number Of matches.
An ex-Alderman Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
named James Dunno, Ia matched to fight
Tug Wilson for $500 . side and the cham.
pionihIp Of the world.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has referred to
the Secretary OF War petition from the
Garfield Club Of New York, bearing 5000
signatures, for the pardon Of Sergeant Ma
son.
Carr. JoHH 8. WISE, Readjustcr
candidate for Congressmsn-at-Large, and
John 8. Crockett, the Commonwealth At
iorney of wyelh County, Va, fought
duel near Chrisiisnsburg on the 18th. In
the flrst round both hred at the word with
out effect. AT the second round Crockett's
pistol went on prcmaturely. wise's weapon
missed are IL the third round. Crockett was
satisfied. and the fight terminated glorious
" without gore.
T. II. FosrER, . jeweler, was arrest
ed In Montgomery. Ala. the other day on
charge Of theft. He sent number OF watch
e. cd By express and reported TO the police
that hc had been robbed.
A DISPATCH from Muscogec. |. T.,
says The Creek Nation has been excited BY
| ne kilIIns Of LIsht.IIons captain named
ssset BY party Of loyalIsis. or sandsmen,
Who made The stack 10 rescue one OF their
number held - prsoaer. Capt. Scott was
shot, aud treated 10 the most shocking man
ner, while one Of he men, who inserfsred,
uss fatally wouadsi. Chief Chicois called
for volunteers 70 keep the peace, but the
| eanisuss WE dsspersss and the citizens
feared bloody encounter.
At 1Apssr. MIch., the other night,
Elsnbeth snish sgsd ". administered
n1syeAnins = lIltls grandsoa and then took
3 fatal dosp hersulf
{ n. Anp Mrs. JAn1s zowKr, Of IIud.
~. Ma, hare Just llbsessred q Genoa.
0hls, laushssr ab6uelse ffen shea hf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
s IN BRIEF


=
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- slssufsafa@us ~ ~ i<I'<'
-s,.--,&s,sn IIII II tha sensfe. m
- tstssas hIii ~ d'-en<-ed.
~. nsx>sl y tr'Iasz ~ ,qv.ee9 4 I. Z I
"a x<.,.s1d snf slgtHied sigstin me
~ Nnoit sad fnf*an rfrseatHt
IA n ~ ,nlnoflis IA iHh fpifu''fthr ~
y. fsrlnr lsHd HfsH' Il'r fef,nft
2 s..rs w, .tssa ana NJ amend fIse
= y Is ~ n rarlnit Ne ysto N sepsz
s n e. appropriation bIII'
..-.~ ! 7 1IscusuIoa on Ihe subject n
- s~esas reports. IN the senate, July
~ e.-l.,vues report on the river aud
81 sas adopted. Tho iAs biII vas
- M. Tho question beipH on the
~ y ssriks dus the ffyuIfeincnf fuf
81 islr N stterath n sugar. The
WA ~ adopted. .t.s.ln Inc House.
n le a|lsv drawback nn lmpws"u snip'
NJ ~s>rfiaI wHs feenininIticu. fe-1
s9s, ssa q scns"S aaHss q y y ~ "s se.s ,"si
r,'n WY ptov ~ rei,, al 10 suree tt
u. - fsporl m The river and hnri,of
l 77'x'wotjon 10 reconsider WAS
Y ~ .d,cu,nn,ent
80 " -"''" 49,
- nkix moved 10 take up inc NAVAL
/ IA y. -. I.llI. IN the senate. on fhe yGtIi,
~ 80 sl...ss,oe 4. whieh tbe
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~ ~ constfueu on poth s'"'s " nav
- rfect 10 dispose 0f the subject OF
~ und taxation Tor this session and 20
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~, se,isn. In tho nousc u now con-
~ d shs general delleienry npptepfia-
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n1'a,s n:,e.ss,s ,"stnsss vns dIsposcd III
II .'.ss,w .un.s,cms awestiou WAS ordcrcd ON
= Y. ~ n mari Of tho t,mnha Indian
y.r. ...s. '"'s ~
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kxUIiON 70 recohmis 'no "ns"' sPPsv'
l1bu bill, with instructions to eliminate
A ---srsl hesitation changing the exist.
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jlenesc Indemnity Dill WIS orucrcu. =. i.
&thg House .yr pscrinR cAlieu WI Wy ssnn.e
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IA francisco Halfway through
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-08-05
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

VI uOuso OOmuittto On rOFoiRu
~, BY unanimous vote, reconsidered
)hKmer decision In regard 10 statements
nily received from ex-secretary Blaine,
nsposse q ono submitted by Robert
ndall, and without objection the state
\ d Bl,ine was made part Of the record
rveeedings In the Chill. Peruvian inves-
Dtioa. The committee also decided 10
nA Randall TO submit an additional
loeui u he 20 desires. Ex-Sccretary
- seat 70 the committee ! long letter In
y sihc supplementary statement made
hadall.
cuIRAL r. P. KENNEDY will contest
dsins Of Speaker Keller to nomlna-
aix Congress In the Eighth District OF
- Cabinet meeting on the 25th, In
Hlas The question Of political assess-
fresident Arthur said that no person
= essniIvs departments declisIng to
~ shall thereby be sub jected 10 dis.
q, s,,S',sm, y .n,la .aa no a'ssmpt 70 IN.
=" " '0'e'.'eo'
-. .'Asi .sn,.', vsaspLER IS satisfied
.s..s es'ss.ss ss..,.s S''ao'.'n' ss oommanoins
= proper manner In all be hsd done
plolecllon Of American iuterests st
~ ~
y ths lseislalIye. exsoutivs and
~ Dspsrtnssas Mn IN S ts' sser,sssS '
\ over 90. For tbsSs elerk.bips
= alssady oyor 2,ooo apfjlIcalion1 %
= ~ sita - ~i7' $
lnnch NInislar os Nsr,nA h.
- ! ersdI, Of 4. .soo CO. sr,rc. ,or m.
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= wiIl ssud sus fris.,s - po,t MA
IN, md ssother d Isms,Ils
SSs.s, ~, ss.s.sss,onl ls,.a :. e'ocuons IN
- 4 a., n,'a ~ 'A''' " 'ao
k.--.
snat Attorney.Gcncral
- ~ = transferred 70 The Court Of
-. Lowell 70 Be recalled.
M q inquiry 6nda that General