The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-17

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0toHoE ELLis, John n. Clafl. Fred
LELAND, David Afado. notorleu. eoun,ss.
letters, we're arrested In Chicago, June sth,
Spurious dollars, tiolds, tools, etc., were
found IN their rooms. ~
SEVEN hundred doctors attended ,hs
session of The A'nsfican Medical A..ool..
lion At 81 Paul, Mlna. Protests were an.
tered against Tie admission of delegates
rom INC State society Of New York, because
of their attitude s 10 consultation with
hoinsopaths, and the judicial council viii
report upon the natter.
Mr. RouNps informs tho Senate thai
the prosecution Of the business OF the Gov.
ernment printing Office. working now, "A n
has been for many wears ps=t, IN accord
WIN the Typographical aud Book binders,
uhicns, i dependent upon the action Of
.lose organizations IN so far that II on re.
fhsal OF The Public Printer to abide by anv
or all Of their rules and regulations a can.
era strike OF workmen In the office was or.
dered, ! would make necessary tho .teppago
Oh the Government priniing until tho Office
could be supplied with non union workmen.
and, In the opinion Of the Goyerumcnt
Printer, TO supply The Government onlce
WIN so large number OF skilled workmen.
necessary 10 doso great an amount and 80
high grade Of work, from among the mum.
Der OF non-union workmen would involve
serious loss OF tInfe, anil for such iime nee.
es'arily lower standard Of work would
be done. "a &c 9WI MNh
TREASURY officials say the rumors
lhat large amount OF spurious bonds ara
IN circulation ARE totally devoid Of fo,rnda.
lion. Ia tho words OF Secretary Folrer.
they are idle stories started by ..sensatlonai
so'siper, y u Il somcwhat singular, to
say the least Of Il, that there should be sew.
cral millions Of spurious bonds IN cIrcula.
ton without the knowledge Of tho depart.
ment. SO far not a single one has been
presented for redemption. Tho bonds re.
covered from Doyle have all been satlsfao.
ioriy accounted for. There are no new do.
velopments In the ease Of Brockway. Ills
case Is under consideration BY the Attorney.
General. aHa. 10
The Linn County Bank, at Brook.
field, Mo-, was entered on the afternoon Of
the Ith aud robbed Of nearly s., 200.
Five men entered the bank, and whIle
Cashier John Ford turned TO make change
presented drawn reyolvers. The sixth man
detained lady at the front door while the
robbery was going on. Cashier Ford and l,iS
sister-in-law were the only person. IN The
bank when the robbers entered, Ths
thieves went out the back door, and left
Brookdeld In northerly direction. Imme.
diately after the robbery a posse Of men,
headed by the Marshal OF Brookdeld, gave
hot pursuit, and after an exciting chase,
during which shots wero freely exchanged.
the robbers were run Into log house, sur.
rounded, and compelled to surrender. They
gave their names as Winfield Allen, Frank
Ward, Burt Ward, and Ben Fox. The
money was recovered. y.
ID. w. YASDERHooF, who stole si00.-
900 while bookkseper Of the First National
Bank Of ST. Paul, MIMI, pleaded guilty on
an indictment, and was sentenced 10 ton
wears In the Pcniientiary at saltwater. He
lost so 600 In onn wheat deal.
An Austrian battalion was attacked
the other day by 800 insurgents near Marine.
The Aus,rIans were surprised and COM
PEELED to retreat, with the loss Of ninety Eve
killed. The Insurgents lost twenty.six
killed and wounded. Another party de-
stroyed tho Austrian barracks at BlschIna,
killing twenty-five Of the troops.
DURING fire In Baltimore, Nd, the
other night, 4 roof fell IN carrying down
the third and second floors and nine flre.
men. All were rescued, more or less
bruised. h
TIE indicted officers Of tho burned
steamer Golden City were placed on trial at
Memphis the other day, and a verdict Of ac-
quittal was rendered under Instructions of
the court.