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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

synopsis for he past tceatyJor hours.
WA,HNGTON. Sept. %. a. m.-The barOm-
ccr il highest i'm Texas and lowest the North Caro-
lin coast The temperature has fallen from - 10 IL in
the Lower Lake region and Tennessee. and from g To $50
IN ne ONO Valley; It has risen from / 10 100 IN New
England and from % To lO IN the sOu,heInpOrOn OF the
Upper Mississippi Valley. Cloudy weather with rain.
continues IN .ew-Ingland and the Middle Atlantic
Srat4. Local ruins are reported from the South At
l3uc STATES. The weather h clear m AL other districts
east al tnc Rocky Mount al's The winds IT. Ne"-EnLa4d
have shifted To soUtbcrlv uOrtea-tcrN winds continue
ia n Middle Atlantic sta cs aud nOrtherly winds IN the
Gulf states and the Northwest.
Indications f0r to-fGy
For New-England, partly cloudy weather and local
ra. -,uthcIy Winds rising preceded IN eastern portion
by failing barometer stationary o. higher trmpcra ure.
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy or
cloudy with rain nOrteastcrlg, ba king 10 northwest
cry winds stationary lower barometer aud tcmpera-
tuTe.
CdUiiOhnry Signals
Cautonary signals continue from smithvle to Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
l. - WILLIAMS

WASHINGTON, Sept. OF. 5. Williams, one
Of the principal Examiners Of the Patent once died Al
his residence here today Mr. Williams was native OF
Connecticut and graduated OF Yme College. lie
practsed law New-York city before coming to Wash
ing0n aud had large circle Of friends there rs wen as
thlh city lie was Instrumental ia bringing hDOut the
organization OF the Yale Alumni Association VI tas ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

can party and their integrity tested in the various
committee pledged its sincere and hearty support
TO these candidates The Executive COMMITTEE
was authorized 10 make arrangements for ratiilca-
ton meeting at an early day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
GERMAN REPUBLlcANS SATISFIED.

The German Republican Central Committee held
it's regular meeting last evening at the Germanla
Assembly rooms, No. 203 Bowery. Christian Goetz
resided Ii was resolved that the committee
hailed with satisfaction the candidates nominated
by the convention at Saratoga. recognizing their
staunch adherence to the principles Of the Repubi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

TRIBUNE OFFICE. sept 20. l a. m.-The movement In
the barometer yesterday generally downward
Cloudy weather prevailed with 1863 inches OF rain Inc
temperature ranged between 81, and 7J'. the average
6G47 being "a lower than on the corresponding DAY
year ana - higher rhan on THURSDAY .
Cloudy aud rainy weather with slight changes I'D
temperature possiby followed late In the day ~ ear
ing weather NAV be expected to-day this city aud VI
etrfffv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

Keep it in the house-that it may i've promptly
administered in all sudden attacks OF cholera morbus.
cramps darrh9a, collie. any affection or the bowels,
for which Dr. Jaynes Carninave Balsami- an ehecual
remedy At this season the year every family will
find in il a useful and reliable curative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
NOMINATED FOR THE BENCH.

FREDERICK, Md, Sept. 22.-John {. Motter,
of Frederick city. and Joan T. Vnson, Of Montgomery
Comfy were nominated by tine Republican Convention
a Point Rocks to-day Tor Associate Justices OF inc
Win judicial District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
NOT A sTALwART CANDIDATE.

Iudcp Eolgcr' support al Saratoga was seen
- H oc Than the natural power Of the Arthnr leg0h'
Geis INC candidate OF many of the former Carried re
M cans Who consider that HE affiliations with rae,
80 IRE 90 slender and his general syiDpdhes WIN an
ponnbcsus are SO pronounced mat he may almost De
y,cwed a. 4 compromise candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
An ADMINISTRATIONS VICTORY.

Toe Administration scored a triumph III
nOminatin Judge FOCer over Governor Cornell ID new
York Whether FOl-eT De eet ed or 100; viii depend
altogether upon the ability Of Tie Democrats 10 halno-
nze that i4 procure the support of lauWany without
alternating more votes than Iammany can BRING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

TrJf1 ne NpIll4Il1Id Aep4DItctH II0dl
The nomination OF FOlger Is a victory for
Nj Arthur but Il is doubtful II carries healing 20 the
Republican party of the Empire state. Mr.. Arthur loses
good -ccrct~ v OF the Treasury and makes arm Zoe
pf Cornell. What docs be gtlnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
THE STAIWAKT TRIUMPH DISAPPOINTING.
Ernrn HE Euafnn AdreniAer LNepl

The circumstance that obnoxious men sup
norted secretary Folgrr's candidacy detracts not
whit from the worth Of the nominee stalwart ana
Uabro q al Ike agree In this estimate. II - dsappnt
fnent thar tho men who were beaten thoroughly n
year ago should now control and remOud The political
i1acbiutry o. the Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

Prom ne Rochester Democrat and chronicle thep' ~
II any Republican regrets the TACT that inc
Garfield element beaten at Saratoga yesterday iet
MN console himself with the fact that the olner element
Rad 10 take It's very best man TO WIN ana let nm al-o
beneve hat Charles j. Foyer il big enough ant pure
enou IN 10 be the guardian Of party harmony a. ne Ger
tailly will prove himself q he equal 10 the osV isi
nrncfinus OF lie CXNCutYe ChI.r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
FIRsTCLAss IN MANY RESPECTS.

The nomination of Judge Folgcr, Secretary
very bes m a could possibly have been male and If he
did not bear tho stamp Of the Admnstrauonotal"h
faction his election would be as certain as Tue RISING %
the sun on election cay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
rAn YrAR FON NNCHINEs.

Judge EOi-cT may De elected, Dut 10 one
vii so rla d. j., tho strongest candidate the conFen
non could named Tins is baI wear Tor machines
and bosses axe now mere having Walk o. or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

Prom The BipQlqW'0a HCppt t'1n .R'pl ,
In choosing Judge FOlgor Tor their Standard
tearer l rl. coming lc-t the RcpuDncaus OF III
sarr by. m Id. uo mistake IL j. imam o unnprach-
obe clnrac err who has adorned every lubHc P'''l"H
lac has been called upon t. ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
CONVERSATIONAL NOllIN \TIONS.

WYANDorrE Mich, Sept. 22.-The Demo-
crat- of tuis district have nominated william c. May
bury for COugrc--
DoDGEyIllr. Wis, sept. 22-The Prohibit.oni-ts OF
the iIII District have nominated = ID. Hastings Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

This contest Is the Old contest IN part ny
MD sane. ai,. NOT All deaf. We must elect F"-cr aud
t.ss-e. a., the tcSet aid thus gather stIc6th loI
The election o. President Arthurs successor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
WRIT AGAINST N. COQUELIN

LONDON, Sept. GA dispatch to The Daily
Ns,rs from Paris saws: NJ Coqueln the actor. has
been served with writ demanding 10000 francs
damages for breach OF agreement 70 act IN America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
WIN NOT PFCFTVF 4 UNITED SUPPORT
- l.. LII LN..rl- Ll.LL--

Notwithstanding the fact that Judge Folger
,rsor ALLY j. most cstimable etHtcmcn-iLhnite the
tuleror If Mr. cornell in everything mat makes ioI up
btress of character and statesm ship IL may rca
.orblv rr doubted whether hc can command me uteu
supor of Al- party at the polls ii j. wen Known 'HaO
~ iiaf breeds are chronic boilers and sclatchefs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

,o nortion of the Republican party es SS@en-seated
lsIEe P V grounds Whether this very uevp and
nan i", can H. overcome not is very h0V
49, al uuestiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
HARD TO BEAT.

From ne inca Obserrcr Der) ,.:..,
Leaving out OF the question all Specult3iii ,a
orrhirc Ilalf-bgeod Stamina, We repeat 'i"' Nj 7
= a strong candidatc-a hard one 10 Deh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
FLAMES IN A PUBLIC BUILDING.

A slight fire occurred yesterday in the brown
stohs building in City Hall Park, in room occupied by
the marshal for the collection Of arrears OF personal
taxes George j. Brown. II was caused by defective
Tue IL exunguIshed after causing damage 10
tho amount Of 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
USING FLASHING -SODA As 4 POISON

Annie Dalcon, age thrty-fye, married
somAn attempted 10 commit suicide last night at her
neme IN SiXy-rfthst. near Elghth-iye., by taking
Hospital %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
81 nrrFAr FoR rnr HALr.RRrEDs.

This Is a victory Tor the Administration, and
/e not defeat for what termed the Hal breeds for
Governor Cornell only Affiliated with these since his
quarrel WITH the Stalwtrt leaders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

From me kTortdenc. ITcSS tIfsp)
Unsatisfactory as has been the opening of
he campaign 10y the New-Iork Republicans, there j.
but Thing for TIE honest voters "i The
party 10 tia state d. and that Is 10 support the
Ticket -ud-ii uO,s lOlo-iO let IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
HIS OWN BEST ARGUMENT.

Mr.. Foger is himself the strongest ana llc VliI
-r,nrrt in MS behalf His personal suporio! 10
oon,inee that Is mentioned likely 10 ~ Pux w
rist hir l. 20 great that the people OF NcM-nU.A
.ond sfuliify themselves by Withholding lheH '0'os
Am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
s1-cCEss DOTRTFTI..


From The PtfirdciDhta Tipes Iadl
On the whole. Mr.. FOlger's chances at election
may De regarded doubt Ill., nor because he isn't re
putahe candidate ia himself but because lac Is Le can
lidatc Of the OGiJus machine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
A GOOD MAN RADL.YN -. 49, lRe ~ = :

Ho'" i me rt "1d nominated Charles
rog ~ on the second ballot by ch tbs
TO 90 Tor Cornell The story OF N stained indeliby with
SsSSI Tr aSd 6cane distinct ReSp ST party OF
Federal AGnhl'xt II is triumph OF undereio uuu
o af a'S ever me 9SogP0ss sTgn' OF OF SSwYr
who cltc. ~ Judce Fogcr. viii do So win luc iu'i
n sapto I'nf the humiliation that support Involves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

Though FolgeT were IS pure a. SNOW anu rs
,riaDle as flat Arab story ON whose "cd"ihS ia
.core a, ma lens died for love, his candidacy j. dNEroe
mi lie d.. urr-euts all that Is vicious ln oI P"l'cHt
svst.m lie s tue creature OF Federal Adh
,k ug 10 oyerawe independent opinion oy the coIIuP'
ice Of patronage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

In- lisssa ths tenths
svDas u tine e. The q hOurs
p.tng white line oscila sns
b laEs The 5kru dotted n
tie Indicated the therm a. Had
ugtsP Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
ONLY TIE MANNER OF HIS SUCCESS DlSAP
IkONEI.

From The IiWtrd AdfcrtSfr rep
Judge Folger VIII bring 10 the EXecutlEc
air II Inc Empire ~tAe the very highest qualities ne
on a. hoaorcd roll of it- Governor, VIII need 10 p
,crniinized win care 20 INA manv % were hls ei'l7
- mr., ..r, none Will b. OuId were his sup' 'lOio
There /. onr thing regard To his clnd dacy hat the
people Will GI,IpprOyO-,hc manner VI his nCA!hd"oA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

FERRIER-GILBFRT-At the residence ~ the brides
mother Chelsea Mass A. ). llt.wOrfn. on
Thursday september ~ Matilda Gilbert 10 VIM " alker
FerIIeI Of Ncw-lOra CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

Another day of Races at the COney Island
Jockev CIub today. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
.NIRRIEO.

On its merits ELECTRO SILICON has gained worl Ovid
reputltlo as the silver POLISH Get the genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
RATIFYING THE NOMINATIONS.

LOCKPoRT. y. T., Sept. D. The Democrats
tonight ratified the nomination OF Grover Cleveland for
Governor with 100 guns, bonres and speeches. Great
enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
EyENTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED.

SGVLNTEEN BUILDINUS BUKNED
MANSFIELD, Ohio, Sept. pa fire last
algh. DESTROYED seventeen buildings in the village OF
Bclley lie Rchland Cslnty. The loss Is estimated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
A DISASTROUS VICTORY:
ONE TRANSFORMATIONS

II is a great victory" But the Republican
Marty cannot stand up under many such victories
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
A PREsAGE OF vIcT l,I,,

Mr.. Folgers nomination j. ian pei6 the Republican
now and he Is a candidate oil "noHi -"
bsrty may well be proud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
rRInrNE LOcAL OBSERVATIONS.

81 fTOTIIs- H0rVinK EigLt men
49, e,o ,o,oaAkc eioIll BAR.
3 r-r-r-T -T--- =; n 800
y 49, .-t-l q rrI l. -Ats; X -;
IS !A&ss~ -4.} tLi--- 2 .-} y +f-l--s- ~
81 II n : + ---- -, 10, 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23

WILL MAKE 4 MODEL CHIEF MAGISTRATE.
From The boston HcfOif (IndJ
Secretary FOigcr, as we nave frequently
said has every personal qualification Tor model Chlef
NagIet rate OF his state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
OBITUARY..
lord TENTERDEN.

IOyDON, Sept. 22.-Thc death OF Baron Ten
tcrlcn. Permanent Under Secretary of state for Foreign
Affairs. j., announced
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
firfA ANn TIIlIIHfA

fWenly mon N sew fHt tlly, ~.
felhef afe worth foe0.Gynn
New fofk tiiy haa population n
! Hl0 all HUMAN holnes N whum ihe
tall,e bfn namhef Tgi. .e2g and tho fof.
sign horn i7s.9I0.
'lbe mining prrlnols n Nevada ~
1881 wrfs ". bDb,Wi against eil,H56.
lgF N 1881 fhe Weld fnr cdbfado WA
t2l0sulGsb, against sgi.s1i 800 for
issO
During Tho past year q,OgD vcssel,
wrre wfccked and property estimated at
sl,ttO,OO0, 900 destroyed Adj 10 this
the property lost IN fires and see what
% appalling auiooni Of capital Is uIierIy
lual.
About ~, 100000. .0yooi e,w Nation.
al debt has boon paid since the waf
ended fmncc and'Grcai Britain have
more than doubts our dal,t. anil Spain
has q larger debt than that which ~.
niaina ~ ours.
From 5000 hypsomeifical measure.
meuts. Dr. Chavnnne hnN calculated thu
average height u the entirc continent
" Africa 10 he not less than 2, $50 feet.
This high figure Ia evidently due 10 tho
country snr,a.sIn, sy.n ,h., -, ts,a
XXI a'.''.. -. r""W ", 60. -
co,aan,,,,, 'n na NV" a,., IN ~ cen ,n' s a' ~
males than males, and II Il noied M
curious fact that In tho smallest towns
,as @ u,.,, 80 as.oad "J s ,ha s s.ar,aa ,,,,, ans
Sess @ Tho o;,Ias a sh,, "V ~" .,,s,,,as :,
.'no. ." W ''''' '"'" '"' s''P'"' VI
"V" ,r ,.ar ,.,,.,
-,no Us, on nity Pnncipa' citics ot
,@ om'ea s,a.e@ py ,ne census OF
no,v,,.,,"r @ u o. @ @,nr r T%a ,lA m's', az. s =,
@ III na,,.'s - ~ ,sso a,as s,,,p q navy NY ~
cal l nan,,a,,nn ~ az % soa VIZ s,. D' n,,,a,
M, wdrn pp,iii H. ,i,a IL, 'us !, 1910 ,., % .,, %
aam,n IA IA 49,, ~ i''Y o. o,,,',',
Inv 'anrcsa,,on ~ pos,"n .nJ M.mnbi.
Woh,,a p",s,anJ II,,ca and Ssyapnan
~ 49,, ..an,nnt NT,, ~, ha..
come ~ ,r,o ,ha unror c,,e,a - sls,v ar.
IN their order Minnsano,i. NasIv,lle
Camden Z, Paul Atlanta and n"nyar
= M - - !. as, ~ "'. o",o''
~. ,.I. .9o' ~ wa' on. n, 's'harsa. ,ar
=" us,ss so" my. ny ~ '"pou'u,s 'u ., 'nuusuy se'
WY nyu'' No IuwcI .nan tol .es,
an, ssoss m,.n M aggnegae ncaurscn. ,uso ~
Js. .''n,,L .ta "na, "Ile ,l ,suncnc. .n. IN iooo'
n. mnon . snvs'e 'es" s tM @ m'"'o =. any
5sa 5 aoo ooocps .o.a, ~, nv a nnns ie1cncs ,s
',,s o ,.s u.w.snssaau,a sh, sh,s .
o"'Ia ga.-.,, -. posp0vI a'e - =. 'no vi ~ y
ss,,'s,,,,',p ~ Isas,u,l,Ip.''i - anse,s.oon .na !.
sua s"r,sua,s, ;a.S % aau, hu,poei ,p' ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
CONDENSED TBLBeRAxs.

ff< a sta a .sl- =
:, ana s,a =. uenc'sacy pi'i sPp.opn,Aun la.a ,q
s passea 'as noass oa Wv &c ,e,ao, aoo ~
~ :. e.',a'..a :" aa s pp'sp'.as ,a !, f,s'Sv :"
Wv W., .ona s''s .r'..'' - .,'." au III. ~ w s",
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~ ~ ,,a.sss. W. -. .s ~. S'.,s.s. ~.
@ s..s. n."" y, "- ~ ...a..,, 80. y. ~.
.,aa.s.u .s"', s',e' uv". " s' m.~s s.Sss
sas., aaa -, -. ',s, "a ..,,'- - s.".,s..,s.,
-, '.,' 'ae .'aa'.. a.a ~ ,.S'' u"''
was 'a''' W 'Ae' A"u u"''ue !" P''a''p'''
A DISPATCH from Buenos Ayres'
eau 's ,,"' =. -, - -. ,.s',.,,.., :,
nv. nv. =. ny n'',a a. 49,. ~, ~. ~, M az
soo ~ ,s.s,. ~ - s.s., -. $500 v,,.ns..a,
-, p. ~. "vs' w ..,,,. M a. - - ~ -.
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as 80 . .s.ss sss ~, ~ asrn"o ~, ~,
shfs. fSnf y nnsuss. % s'.,s't ."."ssaei. stismptSi
70 resist aad werc cut To pieces, ~ being
Killed. ineludlnF The French osn.uL The
'"sn numner e' victim, wa, i.yn ii "a
sain oe'. has mas s'noe poen shot~ ~bT ssrcia
'a'aefoa troops. 80
The condagration at Havcrhill, Mass,
destroyed nearly the entire city.. The Losses
vii reach over x2,eoo, 900, with an ia
sirance Of about q, ,0oo, 900. Ovcr 100 shoe
manuiacioflss, With theIr eossenis, wen
burned. Ths scenes were indsseribably
grand. Tho Ioss Of Iiis h~ been narrowed
down % o'fhrees though many pcrsehs are
missing. 1hs telegraph ofice and wires
oelns dssirnSsd' reliable 'aissns''es could
no. oe os'sne go .Ffsxr E
EDWARD bTkKs, Russian Vlce-Con.
sui At view York Cify, and Jules DfuIihet.
his fssier.h.Iss, caned eaeh cher % the
lsh Ths trouble .rose fton prcss.dInss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
WIT AND WISDOM.

.Tt.~. A. . ,~...i s....lts.-<i t.. ..<,i;s.
l~Isn nvcn Dny " Poh'o'
w" ~ .ne's s'n ngne'y' Z. sils :.
.,.,,ls to - l'ss n,lss long y s necessary 70 a's
"A South End man calls his wife
Crystal, becausc she Is always on the
watch.
Another weather profit said
Blifcrs, a. be pocksted i've dollar bin
that he won on wager upon stmos-
pheric changes.
7 They have a brand Of whisky In
Kentucky known a. the siIon Of
Plenty" because Il viii corn You copl-
ousIy.-Deiroa ChaE
I --"Don't yon think that MIxs Brown
Is sweet girial' asked Henry. Oh.
yes. very sweet" replied Jspe; . hat Is
10 say. she Is wen preserved"
--All crecds and aIl guides for living
and doing can bo safely boilsd down 70
this, Do your best. That oovon tho
whole ground. ID Fs.ia fes 4
"A young lady admitted 70 her
mother that her bean had kissed her on
tho chesk; And what did yoc DOR
mquIsa 'ns o,n 10y, IN : .one o. m
a'gna'ion. momsI, rspnea Ine Young
N.Y. ny. 49, ssI,ss n "e~ : 'u'ned 'no
o'net cneex. ..f,..
,.,,l ms 70 % e'tneuc LOT
l.a'es % LnHk eenushen ro Anso
vua ~ o'Ies .nsm : ~ N ssrccs car
hsir~ ~ q. a., M I, ' 49, ,ss,. s ~ <.
surs Z hsvsr,t cos m much " y
ssss, sss,s ~o .s.as, 1S's %asss,sPa" ~ ~ ~
- -. s---.
1om Wy now ~ne ~ sx-
~ sm = sone a p 'uo nPpono
49, w. IN ss. ~ : ! n.uJsrs ''s. s..a 49,
s r ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
men me ..pse.s p.. 49, ~ ~ ae-
,s.opea nolI.. ,s'ss nn'.s s'oh-' ,n,sn"y'-
Little Edlin was terribly sleepy the
ssnsr nign. s,e. sne Degsn nss sssSnasy
prayer upon re,,rine, eus when s1e gus
a. i,r = .'our Father" hsr e{s closed
e I; !; | | |; ! ! !; / ] ! !
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

The suprsms Court q Wisconsin,
has rendered decision involving the
validity of Sunday business contracts.
Il decides that money loaned on Sum
day. sad for which payment Il promised
On that day. cannot b recovered Z Ne
hnuo~sf dse1In>s 70 p>y.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

For SONS days the jumping--hses
practice has been going On II different
places IN Hamilton. Ont, citizens CON-
ing dbwn On the shcet h many
forms. several jumps hare been mads
from The roof a . fhrse4eory building
fronting On King slfcgL a man saId
he would give > reward 70 any lsdy who
would Jump from the second slory q
the Grsnd Opcrn-hou>e. HI olkr ~
= once scceptcd By MIm AnnIa mornnn.
who oatss 70 leap frun s'x-sloev
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25
Linked BY Steel wristIets.

A few days ago promising young merchant
Of Butte left for visit 10 San frandsco, and
by happy coincidenee met 4 lady on the train
Who vas folnT few miles down the rad TO
see her mother. Being slightly acquainted
they became engaged IN conversation, and
socn afieTvnrd fen into bliszfni siumber, ths
LADY on one SCAT sud the gentlemas on the
other. On the train sas shesin. who hap
pcned 70 have with him psir Of handouts,
and The eopdactof Of the train being we'll &c
quaIn,ed with the travellers above mentioned
psoposed 10 The ofissr 10 play practical jcke
on tho innocent siumbcssrs. Assent was
given. and The eonductos, taking The hand.
euf q. cautiously approached tss unconscious
pair snd attached thsir listless arms By the
efiicial ierelry. Ne then raised nekst, and
the slcepers swoks with . stArt, only 20 dad
that IN their sleeping inne<enfe they hsd been
iolned together, and that 10 man without :
They al jolned mcrnly In tho laugh, ard
though the gentleman calamity Avowed hir zap
tivity mpst pleasant one. The lasiy had slmost
arrived at her destination, and asked Tor 3
separation. Then and there the trouble sru~e
The sheriff had Lost the her, and the sitna-
ton. which hsd before been rezrded q hight
mcrrily eoDcslted jerL grew srntHrueslng IN
the exireIne. The key sould not b. found,
and q The next station the eonduc<ns vaa
obliged 70 procure hla spd 70 through The
tedious pfocea Of nIne the vFisllets . thao
thc tfaveisrs could Proceed on their separnts
rsys pIeIcine The eonducepr states thai
the merit time be plays Practical iphs he ' II
Vigorously syoId The gentle kandcuh. .-kss
tsrs iri>f kosafsin.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

An American who started to ride
from Colima to ManzanlIlo was stopped
on the highway BY a well-armed bandit.
4" Pardon. Scnor." exclaimed the latter,
"but I perceive that you have my coat
on. WIN you have the kindness TO 70.
move itp' The American produced .
six-shootsr. and cooking u. said "sc-
nor. am Of the opinion that you are
mistaken about that coat" "0n closer
observation. perceive that ] am" the
bandit answered. and disappeared IN the
wood. it5i
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

"A Boston tramp appealed 70 : Iuan
Of generous lnstincta tie other day f1r
Ten cents 70 save him irun slarSlne.
He had not hsd . nsor1hfu1 - ~ nincs
bufore the wnr. end W meuofy = ~
man did not run back . the tIne ~
- lass enioysd , nisk1's slsep !" NJ
friend. ! am sufFy," ~ ~ Co1en -
eof'ei. taking floia hls pookeI : aL<eg
dollar. /" but thia y ~ nmnIIo1o nloco I
kavN" 20. nsver mInf." ~ ~
s.anp' .osrha!ansly peueuls4 11111
q ~ ouin. " - 6<nnrx U<@I<
rpea y soon(s1 - - II o1r|1 -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

rHpAr died It Rogers He,sl.
:. rsh. is,h. frsn !. s,,r.
- = ehloral admInIsisv,d Sv
Ls min ree>asly sn orderly
7 /. Assdquarsss. but vss ss. s,..
J - p~isiss q sceous, = -.
~ ownas, . German blsck-
- . sslass. /. sssk, asd ! svs.
saaass Rall1sv, ssrsd
sss mardersd ler -sesv
lz.peaas. rsxaa, : hw|
- Hefs s1st h ~ busk
- S.'ss. 4 agsd n, soa q
.seI.sapslI.. ~ i.lslIv
4s- b lhe accidental
- sekes a..
~ ~ ral1s6 - ma Al.
- lla... o.ss1-. r.o.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-25

IL Kring. the 81. Louis murderer,
had allowed them % hang him when
frat convicted. he would have saved
seven years Of iail life aud 5000 In
cash. But, somehow. man can never
be made 10 see that Il L for his sdvan.
iagc TO be hanged. Men ire 70 ob-ti-
nste'.- Bosfos ftsf.