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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19


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fm thf ffai Sine tif lsli To-
vanity i4 gHesnt
f%afedftan i H. haze q bahi'0ms
Episcopal ,haftb
B%fVthagth y " iayeh market
unto ~ eosi ssljDl
Three essps n vafioloii have
appeared IN Matched
A ihrse lsFgoi tlilon if Yarn
Ciiys latest fufHslty
Com is IN iasael and pcaehoa afe
ripe At Cfystal SPRING.
A Methodist pfoimelsd meeting
IL going On IN kosciusko
A native n Fast India IL on o
loolufing tour II The State
Ripley has q population n 1000.
with not q lafer W The lot
Union county has twcntynino
candidates announced for Office.
The late grand jury q Monroe
county found thirty indictments.
Holly Springs is to have tel.'
phone connection with Memphis
Charlton and blind staggcrs are
killing The stock in Dcsoto county.
Albert Niles, Of Natchez, vito.
murderer, is 10 be hung June 18th.
The late grand jury Of Holmes
county found thirty-two indist.
monti.
The Methodist church at Mayors
willie was destroyed by fire on th'
night Of the 9th inst.
A recent Baptist revival at WesI
Point resulted in twenty-six aece.
sions to that church.
sylvanus Evans, Of Enterprise
has been appointed chancellor o
the seventh district by the Gov
ernor.
Many cattle arc dying Of blood,
murrain in Holmes county mule
and hogs in great numbers are ais
dying.
twenty-five candidates are an
nounced in Leakc county, twenty
five in Yazoo and tw~enty-seven il
Alfalfa.
The Yocona Mills want Is girl
and boyg to learn how to spin ad
dress G.. L. Romberger, Waite
Valley.
Calvary Baptist church, Neri
dian, has had a revival resultin
in tho accession Of twenty-si.
members.
Dewberry-vcndors are a nuisanc
Jim hatcher some Of them are $
persistent that ladies drive then
from their doors.
Since last Christmas DR.. s. A
Ford, Of Waterford, has successful
ly treated six hydrophobia patient
with his maidstone.
In Rankin county the cyclon
struck a flock Of geese and pickle
them as clean as they could hav
been picked by hand.
DR.. Mckay, Of Madison count,
has 500 acres in strawberries o
April 30th he shipped $50 gallon
of berries-netting him $500.
| Geo. w. Garnett, Of Holm,
, county, has recently harpooncd, |
! the Yazoo river, 30 buffalo fisl
|, weighing in all 55i pounds.
: Strawberries, weighing tw
|, ounces each and measuring thr,
! and half inches in circumference
9 are being raised at Crystal Spring
$ On the 10th inst. Mrs. J. J
E Benson, Of Brandon, suicided
taking rat poison; she was in fc
: bic health and her mind was wea
On the night Of the 7th inst.
party Of ten mon released b
/ Strong and Arthur Crawford (tl
latter colored) from the Wat
Valley Jail.
q Mrs. ]. c. Walker, Of Hol
: springs, has raised thirty lemo.
: lin her dining-room this year; Il
i fruit compares fsyorably with il
ported lemons.
al In Rock Poin. church, Lea
c county, on the 9Th inst, there "
n a general 6ght-knives, sticks a
pistols being fourished four
the fighters were fined SIS, each.
III Within the past eighteen mon,
II $50 miles Of railroad have be
, under construction in tho Stat
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-19
OhMyDack!.

Thafsa common espfess
slon and has q world u
meaning. Iiew much sai.
lsfIng i summed w IN ~
The singular thing about
Il Il, that pain IN the back
IA oceasioncd by 10 many
things. May be eaused BY
kidney disease, liver com.
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism dyspepsla, over
work, nervous debility, nc.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect Il. Something 10
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
vet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
BRows's IRos BIrTrRs, and
Il does this by commencing
at the foundation, and maxi
Ing the blood pure and rich.
VIM. P. Marshall, Of Logans-
port, Indiana, wntesi My wife
has for many years been irou.
bled from pain In her back
and general debility incident
10 her sex. She has taken one
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitsers,
and I can truihfully say that
she has been 80 much benefited
that she p%ronounees Il the
only remedy Of many medi'
cines she has tried"
Leading physicians and
clcrgymen use and recon-
mend BRowN's IRON BIT-
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The trial at Dublin of Robert Elliot and others charged with the murder of Mrs. Smyth has been adjourned to Saturday on account of the serious illness of one of the jurors.
 Elaborate preparations are making for the reception in Rome of the Grown Prince Frederick William. A grand military review of twenty thousand troops will be one of the features of the occasion.
 An evening paper at Washington intimates that at the next meeting of the Finance com mittee Senator Sherman will oppose the con- frmatiQn of Mir. Evans' nomination to be commissioner of internal revenue.
 Earl Spencer, lord lieutenant of Ireland, has proclaimed the proposed meeting and procession of nationalists at Londonderry on December 18th. This meeting was designed to commemorate the defense of that place by the apprentice boys in 1G89.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

Farewell to ESrth-a'Donaell Takfpg
 Leave of Hts Fr9eRas=FIe Pells HEs
 Brother How He Shot Carey
 LONDON, Dec. 1lee.-o'Donneu 1e took final leave of bis friends today. His brother was with him for half an hour. O,DonneII told him that just previous te the shooting Carey hsA esked hhiM to go below and order some beer saying that he would go himself but did not care to have his wife see him O'Don- nell went below and Carey followed soon after. While they were drinking together Carey said, with an oath: ''I believe you know me-" ononnell replied: ''Yes, you pistol and attempted to fire. but O'DonneIl knocked it upward, drew his own and Aped Carey's son was the first person to come to- ward them. He picked ID his fathers pistol Beyond this 0'Dopnell refused to talk on the subject. He is in good spirits and hopeful
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. DYING 4 IRVING MANIAC. The Tragic End of Mrs.
 Christiancy. A VICTIM OF HOPELESS LOVE Commits Suicide in the
 Windsor Hotel. O'DONNELL IN GOOD SPIRITS While Bidding Adieu to His
 Friends.
A VICTIM OF HOPELESS LOVE
O'DONNELL IN GOOD SPIRITS
While Bidding AdIeu to His
 Friends.
NEW YORK.

A Victim of ChlOral-EI-SenaeOr Chris
 Eiancy's Divorced Wife Dies 8 Having
 Maniac.
 BRooK11N. Dec. 13.-The divorced wife of ex-Senator Christiancy came to 8 tragic end in this city this evening. Eight weeks ago on visit to No. B Schsmerhorn street on the invitation of lady residing there. Her hostess house being full, however, a room WAS provided for her in the adjoining resi- dence of Mrs. Dr. Dupre. Mrs. Christiancy desired to conceal her identity, so she was known at both houses as Miss Lizzie Lugen- bee, which was her maiden name. She spent most of the time with her friends, only going to the lady doctors house to sleep. Dr. Du- pre- soon came to the conclusion that her Iodger was victim of the chloral habit, but as she made no trouble no notice was taken of the fact. About two weeks ago Mrs. Chris tiancy began to complain of her eyes and an oculist who was called declared her to be insane. He also discovered that his patient was the divorced wife of the ex Senator and revealed her identity to Dr. Dupre. This made Mrs. Christiancy very much excited, and she begged for protection, saying that she was persecuted woman. Last Monday the lady became so violent that Dr. Dupre had to be summoned to quiet her. few minutes later the lodger left the house and was not seen again until last night, when she drove up to the house in carriage. She was in state of great excitement and could not talk coherently. She told story about having been in New York which she subse qusntly denied. A sedative was administered by Dr. Dupre and three other physicians were summoned, who decided that Mrs. Ohristiancy was dying from mental disease and nh hvGIcQl nrnStrRkIOn. Sh6 continued fn sink until this evening, when she died ray ing maniac. Her parents arrived from Washington too late to see her alive. As 8 bottle of chloral was found upon the mantel in her room an autopsy has been ordered to determine whether or not she committed sui eide
 Late this evening the the three male and three female doctors who made the post-mor tenn examination of Mrs. Christianeys body reported that her death was caused by Bright's disease of the kidneys. Evidences of cerebral trouble were also discovered.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
8sd Gstxte.
FOR RENT.

OLO ,ha&A A TENEMENT of rooms the second RssH floor city water and well. Inquire on the lIh premisesa at del2 4tS If CLARK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Local Weather Record. FOB DECEMBER 13, 1888.

Local Weather Record.
 FOB DECEMBER 13, 1888.
 7:1s 1I:1s s:1s 7:1s ll:lO
 AM. AM. PM. PM. F. M. u.vom.t.y soI6 S0.Os 29.97 2s94 29.s6 Thermometer 3I a 92 aa1 Humidity fS OS "O o' 0- Wind, in direction
 and velocity in r-,e ouD 10 uue Su q miles per hour-- SMS Sm.to SM .tS SMS ST SM;o EYE; Weather. Cko0H SA-OA' 0-S o~ - Mean bar, 2s.9ss; mean temp. ss.6; mean humid mAI. temp, 46 min. temp. 97; total rainfall Max velocity of wind. 24 miles,
 FOR DECEMBER 13. 1882. Nezn bar % s3O: mean temp, S3 8; mean humid Max terap., 46; min. temp, Is.
 J. H. SHERMAN, sergt g. o. D. 8. A. Storm signals have reference only to approaching hiCh winds Approaching high northwestsrly winds 1rs Indicated by red and white flags combined. MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 DECEMBER A. suN RISES, 7:l4I MooN RISES. HIGH WATER. SUN SETS, 4:27 6:So &. 11:O5 a. n.
 BIRTHS REED-In westville, Dec. 12, 8 daughter to ohsun- cey and Lucy J. Reed.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Franco.

Republican Government i'm England.
 PARIS, Dec 13.-Mr. Charles Bradlaugh, the eminent English free thinker, was given banquet this evening by his friends and ad- mirers. Among the guests were many sena- tors and deputies. In responding to toast MT. Bradlaugh declared that . republican form of government in England was slowly but surely coming and would give to that country what was secured to France in 1793.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Edward EmgeI's, The Popular JeWeler on State St,

The store Is always crowded with customers? Be- the citizens of New Haven disgusted with paying the high prices and get fully convinced ind at ENGELS the largest and best selection of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Michigan.

The Crouch Butchery-TvO Servants Ar
 rested for the Crime.
 JACKSON, Dec 13.-Julia Reese, the domss- tic, and George Bellies, the colored servant, have been arrested for the murder of the Crouch family. The complaint was made by Dan Holcomb and the pair were arraigned to day. AS they have no counsel plea of not guilty was entered for them and their examination set for January 8. The people are much excited over this sudden proceeding as up to to day no one looked upon the ser wants as in any way implicated m the butch cry.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Tne wasb1neton r1onument.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The annual report of the Washington monument commission submitted to Congress to-day shows that the monument was increased $40 to 40 feet in height at 8 cost of $13o,o42. The unexpend- ed portion of the appropriation will be suf- ficient to complete the monument by Decem-' Der 1st. 1888, but additional appropriation will be required for adorning the approaches and illum mating the shaft.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Ohio.

Cincinnati Looking the Other
 COnventions
 CINCINNATI, December 13.-The giving of the Republican national convention to Chi cago causes much indignation on the part of the hotel keepers of this city. At meeting held this morning committee was ap- pointed to solicit subscriptions to secure the Democratic convention and before the ad- journment $3 900 was raised and the pros poets are that the next Democratic conven- tion will be held in Cincinnati.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14

president pro tenn designating an officer to take his place in accordance with the propos- ed rule.
 Mir. Garland's amendment was rejected; yeas 24, nays 29
 MT. Sherman made plea for considara- tion of the rules without respect to party lines.
 The Senate then went into executive ses- sion and at 2:3O adjourned until Monday.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
DEATHS.

BLAKESLEE-Iu North Haven, Dec. 12th, Abram Blakeelee aged T8 years and Il months. Funeral Friday, Dec 14th. at D. m, from his late residence. Relatives and friends are invited to at tend without further notice. TRUE-After short illness, Emily Fitch, Lilly, wife of Arthur True only daughter of Charles Grant and Sarah E. Wilson, and granddaughter of the late Judah Frisbie.
 Funeral at 1855 Church street Saturday, Dec 15tb af 11.3O m 2t GILsON-In this city, Dec. 18th, Annie Elizabeth, only daughter of John W. and Annie 6ilson' aged months.
 day afternoon at o'clock. 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Trtchtnw Destroyed by Cooking.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-Secretary of State Frelinghuysen to-day received from Minister Morton at Paris copy of decree repeating that of February, 1881, by which the impor- tation of American pork was prohibited in France together with copy of the circular of the minister of commerce addressed to the prefects informing them of the decision and advising them to see that the pork offer cd to the public is freely cured and reoom- mending to those using such meats that they should be fully cooked, as it is scientifically established that thorough cooking and salt ing destroys trichinas where they exist.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Great Britain.
The King of Annam Poisoned,

The King of Annam Poisoned, LONDON, Dec. 13.-By later dispatches re- l ceived here the report of the death of Tiep
 Hoa, king of Annam, is confirmed and also
 that he was poisoned. The mRndarins at
 Hue openly express contempt for the French
 treaty and have proclaimed war against France. It will be necessary for France to strengthen her garrison at Hue in order to hold fha nlaca
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
tMx1ts.
WANTED.

WANTED, A SITUATION by girl ss waitress or chamber "A maid and do plain sewing. Can be seen for two days at dsIk lts s2WALL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Missouri.
Released Only to be Rearreste,

Released Only to be Rearrested.
 KANSAS C1TY, Dec. 13.-Frank James was released on bail to-day, IS bondsmen ap- bearing for him. ''The State is satisfied with the bond" remarked the clerk James was, however, at once rearrested on the charge of killing Captain Sheets, bank cashier. He will be taken to morrow to Gallatin. The public feeling is, 'Poor fellow, he will die in jail yet"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
MARYLAND.
A Champion Chess Player Beaten.

A Champion Chess Player Beaten.
 BALTIMORE, Dec. 13.-Dr. J. H. Zuker- tort. the champion chess player, was defeated by Alex. G. Sellman of the Baltimore Chess club this evening in game of three hours duration Sellman was one of the opponents of the champion in the recent international chess tournament. This is the first time zukertort has been beaten in game played on even terms since his arrival in this ooun- EFv
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
PENNSYLVANIA.
Extend the Franchise in Ireland,

Extend the Franchise in Ireland.
 BRADFORD, Dec. 13.-Mr. William E. Forster, late chief secretary for Ireland, in 8 speech this evening urged the extension of the franchise in Ireland. A failure to grant this concession to the Irish people would amount in effect to putting a dangerous weapon into the hands of disloyal party.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14

O'DonnelI. The members will also hold ser- vices in the churches of their respective par ishes. It is proposed by the ladies to hold an indignation meeting after the execution. Several of the largest halls in the city are rendered gratuitously to them
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Letter Carriers want a Vacation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.-The letter carriers throughout the country are making deter mined effort to secure through Congress the right to thirty days leave of absence with pay. A number of Congressman have promised to support bill for that purpose.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
vandaIs in n Jewish Synagogue.

CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-Some malicious fiends entered the Jewish synagogue of Anshe Rus sia at the corner of Clinton and Judd streets last night and made sad havoc of everything within, mutiIating and destroying all they could get hold of. Forty gowns were torn to shreds, eight new copies of the Talmud were cut and torn, the gas fixtures were torn down and broken, and the perpetrators even went into the gallery and broke the clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Wisconsin.
Grayevard Insuranee at Mil

Graveyard Insurance at MiIwauGee.
 MILWAUKEE, Dec. 13 J. O'Connor of Waukesha, agent of the Iowa Great Eastern Mutual Life Insurance company of Anamosa, Ia., was arrested to-day on request of State Insurance Commissioner Spooner, who al- leges that the company is engaged in the graveyard insurance business and has no i- cense
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14

The Death Watch for O'DOnnelI.
 CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The Irish prisoner and martyr society has resolved to hold death watch on the night preceding ths death of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
One More Unfortunate Ends Her Life.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 13.-The corpse of 8 young woman dressed in wine colored silk dress and fur circular was thrown up by the waves to-day. The body was taken to the moreue and was afterwards identified as that of Mrs. Julia Morgan, formerly of St. Louis When mere girl her father and mother both died. She was married to a man named Hoffman, from whom she was divorced and welded Morgan, who was employed here on the Sentinel He did not support her and tried to force her into life of shame and be- cause she refused attempted to beat her into submission to his horrid purpose, horsewhip ping her once upon the streets. She was ill, out of money, and without friends and so put an end to her troubled existence.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
 monds, Jewelry, Opera Glasses
and lots of other goods, in quality good as tho market can produce.
 Look at Our List of Prices.

Look al Our List of Prices. An elegant Aluminium Gold Watch which will keep iks color, S4
 A fine Nickel stem winding and setting Watch, S4. Solid Coin Silver Watches, open face hunting An extra heavy Coin Silver Hunting Case Watchs full ruby jeweed, $10. s1O
 8 oa. Coin Silver Hunting Case Elain Watch, $1O. Extra heavy open face, fiat crystal, Coin Silver Railroad Watches, SIP to $15.
 The latest novelties in Crystal Chatelaine Watchess real beauties, SIP.
 large line of Chatelalre Watches, from S5 to s. Ladies' Solid Gold Watches, $1O.
 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches handsomely chased and engraved, $12 to S15.
 Laiies' Solid Gold extra heavy cased Watches, fine ruby jewelled movements, stem winder and setter, from S20 upwards
 Gents Watches Solid Gold Cases $40, s25, $9o and upwards.
 August saItzman's celebrated fine IS kr. Gold Watches at reduced prices.
 Chronographs, RePsaters Quarter Seconds and other complicated Watch1s in Gold and Silver Gases in large varissi0p.
 Our stock of Diamonds ig simply immense, all <Hnted in the latest style of Lace Pins, Ear Drops Rings, Scarf Pins Studs etc., comprising galaxy of Sparkling gems.
 We have more than 1000 different styles of Gold Finger Rings in stock and show the largest line of Gold Silver plated Jewery in the city all at prices to suit the closest buyer.
 Lemaire's Opera Glasses in Pearl, Kid and Morocco any one of which will make beautiful and Accepta- ble Christmas Present.
 Our store is open every day except Sunday until o'clock D.
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Connecticut.
A Schooner Lost in the sound.

NEW LONDON. Dec. 13.-Captain Kinney of the schooner Mary Brewer of Rockland while going out of this port this morning re- ports having seen an unknown schooner of about seventy tons sink of Cornfeld Shoals. The wind was blowing so hard at the time that although Captain Kinney used every ef- fort he was unable to render assistance and was driven back to the harbor. All hands on the unknown schooner are supposed to be lost.
 Marquis Tesng, Chinese ambassador, will be present at the official dinner to be given by Premier Ferry December 22d.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-14
Overcome by Her Love-A Beautiful Young Woman Shoots Herself Dead in Despair.

Overcome by Her Love-A Beautiful
 Young Woman Shoots Herself Dead in
 Despair.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 13 Miss Rose B. Keiser, aged thirty, of No. 162 West Forty fourth street, committed suicide this afternoon at the Windsor Hotel by shooting herself in the head with pistol. Miss Keiser was on 8 visit to Mir. and Mrs Dunne, who have g suite of rooms at the hotel, and without any apparent reason she suddenly drew pistol and shot herself.
 Miss Keiser was native of Utica and had been employed for several months in this city by two large firms as 8 stenographer- Officer Schofield of the Windsor late tonight made the folio wing statement to representa- tive of the United Press: Miss Keiser drove up to the ladies' entrance of the hotel about 3 o'clock and walked up stairs to the suite of rooms on the second foor occupied by MT. and Mrs. George Dunne. About an hour later was informed by some of our guests that there was trouble in Dunne's rooms. l went into the corridor and heard loud and excited talk in Dunne's rooms. After wait ing few minutes heard the report of a pistol followed by 8 piercing scream I then forced open the door and found Miss Keiser lying on the floor with blood streaming from wound in her head. Mir. and Mrs. Dunne were in the room ap- parently horror-stricken. I raised the lady in my arms and lGid her on sofa. She opened her eyes and exclaimed, "Oh! My God!" then fell back and expired. MT. and Mrs Dunne left the room and l notified Cor oner Martin, who after making an informal investigation ordered the body of the unfor- tunate lady removed to an undertaker's es- tablishment in the Bowery and postponed the inquest until to morrow morning. The attaches of the Windsor refuse to fhm troT 1u or as to whether Miss Keiser had been in the habit of visiting MT. Dunne for any length of time. MT. Dunne is well to-do braker. He refused to see the representatives of the press, but it was learned that ten days ago he was married to young lady connect ed with one of the highest families in this country. At Miss Keiser's boarding house, 8 fashionable place in West Forty-fourth street, it was stated that Miss Keiser was beautiful and accomplished lady, very decorous in manner and loved by all who knew her. She kept regular hours and re- ceived no visitors. After the coroner had taken the statement of MT. and Mrs. Dunne about the suicide, which for the present he refuses to make public, he searched the body of the dead girl and found the following let | ter addressed to Mrs. Keiser, 150 Fayette street, Utica:
 Mother-Foreive me and pray to God to pardon your broken-hearted daughter. How have suffered thus forget you tried to conquer it, but no power | of will could ouench 1t. Pray for me. You do no know wnas ~ onls oOs1s me a na, e | and God alone knows how l have been deceiVsd q Again, farewell my mother Have deserved this :? | The police of the central office and of tht | Nineteenth precinct were notified of the trag edy late tonight and are making thorough | investigation of all the facts connected witt the case.