The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-20


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malhsa, I wss sld thai Il IN sprfupfIs.
Hon was not mfie wilhih ihifiY days tha
eullfe oalee wahd bs eleasd until he III 81
Juae.
Az the annual election u officers a
The Memphis tfonnl Cotton rsehtsse, q.
J., Ilunl, The founs mems candidate, wsa
elected President after an exelllag con
test
Is answer 10 telegram from tho
commander Of the reFenue cutter Woieolt,
dated Victoria, y, O., stating that Indian
trouble was anticipated al Fort simpson and
thai the Prime British Minister had ASKED
The commander for assistance, Secretary
folRer replied '''rbe fcvenno steamer
Wolcoit !. permitted TO be present Al Fort
simpson aud prevent violence. but no force
!. authorized unless 10 repel attacks lmml.
nent against the whites then only on written
request Of the British Columbia authorl.
tles.h
Cnirr EsGisrER Edwin WELLS, Of
the United States Navy, was found guilty of
assAultIng an enlisted man IN The navy by
the Court Martial which convened At The
Portsmouth, N. H.. Navy Yard the other
day. lle was sentenced TO be publicly rep.
rimandcd IN general orders by the Secretary
Of the Navy.
A SEVERE earthquake shock was ro-
ported to have been felt throughout south-
ernMIssourI, Illinois aud Northern Tennessee
on the morning Of the ilth.
owIsG TO the smallpox epidemic In
Baltlmore'the other day health inspectors
were placed at the depois and passengers
were closely scrullnlzed, while each
turnpike leading into the city was
watched by policemen. Two thou.
sand cases were said 10 exlstifin BnltI.
more, and Of these only 800 had been re-
ported 70 the Health Department.
PRorEssoR MITCHELL, OF the Coast
Survey, before the Mississippi River Com
mission al Washington, ID. c., a few days
ago pronounced himself as unquallaedly IN
favor Of the works IN progress on the rly.
er. lie thought the entire work Of mproy-
Ink the river might be completed Tor si0,.
00O.009.
TgE work for the Garfield statute TO
be placed In the hall OF tho old house Al
Washington, and for which the Ohio LegIs.
lature appropriated $40, 900 last winter, was
awarded 10 Henry Neehaus, OF Cincinnati.
The statue to be military figure full
size.
A VERDICT for tho largest amount
ever given In breach-of. promise ease was
that given by the jury In the Livingstone.
Fleming case In New York City recently,
the plaintiff being awarded $4,000 dam
ages.
TIE MARITIME Exchange at New York
lately protested agsin.t tho passage Of a
pending BILL In Congress to transfer the nd.
mInlrtration Of tho revenue cutter service 10
the Navy Department
AN association for tho preservation OF
Niagara Falls wns formed In New York City
the other night, Howard Pottor, publlcIzi
and banker, being chosen Prosident. The
blu for the purchase Of surrounding lands,
vetoed BY Governor Cornell. was 10 be in.
troduced 10 the present Legislature.
The police Of Cleveland, o., recently
completed census which showed the popu.
laiion Of that city to be 100, 100.
TIE authorities at Montreal insisted
lately upon taxing a Jewish temple because
fair was held In the building.
IT was reported the other day that
Henry h.s,snley, the African explorer, had
reached Congo with 1900 tons Of goods.
A LONDON, Eng, Court recently gavo
Judgment against Charles BfadlsuRh on hl.
action against EskIne, Deputy Sergeant.
st-Arms u The Commons, for assault on the
occasion Of Bradlaugh attempting 70 enter
the House Of Commons and take his seat as
member, after a resolution had been
passed prohibiting him from 80 doing.
THERE were 2G2 business failures In
the United States during the seven days
ended on the l2ih, an increase Of thirty.
eight m compared with the previous scycn
days.