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Wisconsin.

Schiller Indicted for Arson.
 MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26.-The grand jury this afternoon returned true bill against George s. Schiller for firing the Newhall House.
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do genera 1A housework in private family: is a good cooh washer and ironer best Of city references Call at
 1e11 It. 107 PORTSEA STREET down stairs
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T0 RENT

aebFh THE desirable dwelling corner of Chapel and ESta Franklin Mo- 82. House contains rooms LII 2d floor, including bathroom, water closet, etc. First door large parlor, sitting room, dining room, two bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen. All modern conveniences furnace, city and well water. Rent to prompt and responsible tenant $650 year. This is rare opportunity to most complete residence all respects For particulars inquire of
 D. s. GLENNEY & SON,
 27O 252 State st., or 59 Wooster st., of Franklin, fe27 If
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WANTED.

6 SITUATION by respectable girl in a private family, to do general housework or laundry work; good reference. Inquire at
 fe271t- HAMILTON STREET
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NEW YORK.

The Mutual Union Charter AnnuIled.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Judge Barrett In the Supreme court chambers to- day rendered @ decision upon the application made several months ago by Attorney General Russell for leave to bring an action in the name Of the people upon the relation of William H. Cam- eron and Jay Gould against the Mutual Un- ion Telegraph company to vacate the charter of that corporation. Judge Barrett says Ii the allegations of the proposed complaint be true-and they are not denied upon this mo- tion-the company's charter should be amended, and the Attorney General would be derelict in his duty if he failed to proceed Not only, says Judge Barrett, can the action be maintained upon the proof of the charges, but public policy demands that it shall be prosecuted. A case Is therefore made out under both branches of Section 1908 of the Code of Civil Procedure. With the motives of the relators in the pres ent instance the Attorney General has noth- ing to do. If he should refuse to vindicate the laws of the State until informed or tnelr violation by some person devoid ot personal interest, the most fragrant abuses would ire uuently pass unnoticed.- The action IS essen tially State action-none the less so be- cause the relators may desire it's prosecution for reasons of their own. It follows that the people should be permitted to bring the action not because the relators request It, but because the facts justify and the pubic interests demand it. The only effect of the relation is to indemnify the people against the cost and expenses of the litigation, and It the reIators are willing to assume that bur den so much the better for the State. The application is granted.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-27

kA AT A LOW price, the three-story Building
 sIa 36x76 on the corner of James and River sts.,
 NliR next to Holcomb Bros., Grapevine Point; well Adapted for carriage building other manufactur- Ing purposes Apply to B MANTLE,
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WANTED

tdn9roughy competent can give references if 91feo, IS an American, and has little girl aged three and half years. Call or address for on weak
 fe26 3tA HHOUSEKEEPEF y I 76 Forrs s+naat
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S. Schiller for firing the NeWhaI HOUSE. A Startling Report-Seventy Lrlpnbermen
 Said to be Poisoned by Cooks Mis-
 take.
 MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26-A. report comes from Michigan that cook in camp fifty miles from Saginaw used strychnine for soda by mistake in making biscuit and that seven ty lumbermen were fatally poisoned. man just from Manistee makes the report
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-27

NE OR TWO young or middle aged men of good " address can find situation in genteel busi- ness as travelling agents and collectors at fair gaIa ry; must deposit V ith employer $500 as security Address P. o. BOX I18,
 Nnry
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kS&A THE premises No. 2s2 Orange street, the
 ,55s residence of the late Walter Osborn. The lot
 I is 75x2IO feet, of which the whole 30 feet on the south side will be sold The rear faces on Lin street. House is in good repair and has every convenience also barn and carriage house. The gar den has fruit in variety Apply on the premises, of GEO. W. OSBORN,
 fe24 St Room 26 Whites Building
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by respectable young girl to d 1A. second work or general housework in 6 priyat family 1any good reference. Inquire at
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District of New Haven ss Probate Court.

District of New Haven ss Probate Court,( February 26th, 1893. ! UPSTATE of ORCHARD WARNER, late of Hamden, EL in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date
 hereof for the creditors of said estate exhibit claims for settlement Those who neglect to present
 their accounts properly attested, within said time will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to
 said estate requested to make immediate payment to DUDLEY J. WARNER, ELAM WARNER, fe27 2d1w+ Administrators. rw s. SANFORD A11cT1oNrrR
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Proposals for Rip Rap Granite and
 for Harhor Walls.

U. s. ENGINEER OFFICE,
 NEWPORT, R. l., February 14th, 19S3 SS FAILED PROPOSALS in triplicate will be received S at this office until 12 o'clock noon, the 17th day of March, 1885, at which time they will bs open ed in presence of bidders: 1-For seven hundred and fifty (750) tons of Rip rap Granite for shore etty at Harbor of Refuge at Block Island R. I.
 2.-For building Harbor Wall at Harbor of Ref uge, Block Island, R. I.
 The United States reserves the right to reject any all proposals. to the of bidding, conditions to be observ ed by bidders, and terms of contrast and payment will be furnished application to this oddce.
 GEORGE H. ELLIOT, It. Col. of Engineers q
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wANTEn

A GOOD girl for general housework mu-t ba "A good cook and lAundress and have best refer ences: Apply to MT. Kellogg. up stairs,
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EOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

kk%A ONE Frame House at 1O8 Portsea street, one 7tiia Double House on Orchard street, will be sold e!l cheap. Call at 80 Grown street.
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TO RENT,

MA THREE ROOMS 553 State street. Water, gas ';IId and water closet. Three Rooms No. 24 Spring ein street, first floor.
 Inquire of JACOB HELLER,
 Room Yale Bank Building, fl-.. n4o
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The D.tunct City Bank of Rochester.

The D+funct City Bank of ROchester
 ROCHESTER, Feb. 26.-The Morning Her Gld will publish tomorrow Receiver Atkln- sons report concerning the defunct City banks affairs, which proves an interesting document. The total liabilities are shown to be $625, 127 54, total assets estimated good S36o. .7s6.71. Of preferred claims and bills discounted on collateral security there Is S233, ,999. 35, which leaves $126, 7S7. 46 to pay deposits amounting to $4O1, ,128.29 Of bills discounted deemed bad there is $35, ,31G.93, of doubtful discounts $312, 554 .o3. The total amount of disco unts is $oo3, ,o31. da. The total amount of deposits is SAYS, ,962.9s. The receiver says there is no prospect ot any dividend to the stockholders and a dividend ot less than 25 per cent to depositors.
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WAN1IED

FENWO girls, one experienced cook tn, other as Il chambsrnaid and seametress. Apply with ref. erences, at Protestant Industrial Association
 fear 1t+ S4 WHITNEY AVfENrrr
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FOr SaIa Or Kent.

aySs On Orchard street, WhalIey Ave. Lot 50x STSI34. Apply to ALBERT Fl. YOUNG,
 57 Long Wharf, ia30 If Dwight street.
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Grocery Business for Sale.

A FIRST-CLASS grocery business is offered fol A sale at bargain The store is commodiouE the location good and the trade all that could bs desired. Business steadily increasing. Satisfact tory given for selling it. For particulars address
 fe27 3t1 ssGROCERn D this office,
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TO RENT.
FOR SATEOR RENT

$Esa HOUSE on Lamberton street, with 5 rooms, Bss and large garden with plenty of fruit; rent !U low to good family. Apply to
 CHARLES MORRIS, 1alO If A Morris Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-27

A dEhMAN woman to take of children and CA do family sewing must be over 30 years of age ana nave good references Address (w.th reerences) 1eZ7 tsMRS R fbja o63oa
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WANTED.

PY respectable young English girl a situation to do general housework a small private feT,iI1. is good cook, washer and ironer. Address
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FOR SALEs a&AA A Desirable Property for investment on ssiiH Whalley avenue lot is 52xl50; house has six ElU tenements; will be sold low if sold soon, the living out of town and it being the settlement of an estate terms easy. For further particulars call at
 MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE, 0QF
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-27

For Sale or Rent,
 s<SyA HOUSE containing eleven rooms, with one Esa Acre of Land well stocked with fruit, situated sW on the corner of Main and Union streets, West Haven. Also for sale, eight of Meadow Land situated on the New York; New Haven and Hartford railroad in the town of Orange, just beyond West Haven. Inquire of LONG AMMAN, Church St., ia25 if or G. E. Moore. Il GoRe street.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

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nNe 'ahspuou s"@s n.aIo, "Asso.'
G oela'cs'lon ~ was snown !" 'n' : ~ mas',i
oenerai u,, ~ =" asn.ns.oh 'eio'o +" was "'a''
pubic ~ oan nIeon'o'
L1ehArnro 'ns.ruc',on' na'' ~ oeen sen'
~ 'ne o.ac' Dspai''nen' ~ 'a' a. n"e,ies' ',.
Sonsui " o'cnlu'tos Ieia,'s' ~ .ns ,e,sa, '.
=, ,"o nn'''.Vsn 'a",' ", ~, .,,es ~ s.s ~ a'
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
Notes.

AT 81. Petersburg. few days ago, a flre
In the Putilon Iron Works caused a loss of
three hundred thousand roubles. The work
shops were destroyed In which rails were
made.
In the House Of Commons on the Goth, the
bill empowering the local authorities In
Ireland 10 improve the dwellings Of labor.
ers passed its second reading.
THE health Of BismarckIs improved, and
he Is now able TO drive and walk out.
THE Cuban Budget, read In the Chamber
Of Deputies at Madrid q few days ago,
provides for the payment Of the remainder
Of the indemnity Of si9i, 500, awarded by
the Hispano. American Commission n
Americans who suffered losses during the
Cuban revolt.
A COMMITTEE from the Swiss Federal
rife match invite Englishmen and Ameri'
cans 10 attend the meeting at Lugano from
July 3 10 10.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
Another Of the Phgnix Park AssazsiBs
Hanged.

DunfIE. hay y.
Michael Fagin. convicted Of the murder Of
Under Secretary Burke, In Pb0nlx pafk.
was hanged At Kilmainham jail yesterday
morning. The weather was overcast. IA
GIN, since receiving his sentence. has been
very attentive 10 The instructions Of the
priests who visited him. In IN interview
recently with relatives hs declared b
had not hurt . hair Of Burke's head.
Ills mother, confident Of Tho limo
ccnce OF her bon, uIntc 10 The
Queen repeating this declaration, but The
letter was not answered. Canon Kennedy
attended the condemned man. The black
hag announcing that The execution had
taken place was holsicd over The fall a
eight O'clock. A strong force Of police and
military were present. EVERYTHING went u
quietly. A small crowd Of perzons collect
Cd outnide the pdson, . few of whom knell
In prayer for the repose Of the soul Of ~
gin. Ths condemned man was pale, hul
appeared resigned 70 hs fate. flh dnti
was instantaneous.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
LATEST NEWS.

The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed a bin prohibiting theconsohdationof Oh
competing telegraph companies.
TnE Italian Chamber Of Deputies
has voted 10 appoin. a commission 70 re'
port plan for q monument 70 0aribaidi.
The anniversary Of Garibaldi's death was
commemoratsd on the ID throughout Italy.
A CYCLONE struck Greenville. Tex,
the other night. wrecking q number Of
buildings. The same storm prostrated the
telegraph lines, almost entirely cutting on
Communication.
AMONG the bequests named In tho
will Of the late Amasa Stone, of Cleveland,
o., wers the following; Ono hundred
thousand dollars 10 Adeliert College, sl0,-
90 70 the Home for Aged Women, and sior
coo 70 the chiIdren's Aid Society.
GOVERNOR BUTLER having refused TO
sign warrant. for the payroll Of employees
lof The Massachusetts State Board Of Health,
llt was intlmaied that legal steps would
lie taken 10 compel their payment.
ALFRED wEIGEI, merchant, London,
Eng, has failed with liabilities Of fi,cDr
loo.
Thomas CAryngr. tho fourth man
leonvirtrd Of the Phanir Park murders,
vas hanged .. Kilmsinham jail, Dubiin,on
he n.
IN view Of the appearance Of yellow
fever on ship.board 81 Havana, Oubs, the
Marine Hospital officials have cabled tho
proper authorities 70 examine the vessels
leaving cnhan ports for the United States.
There were twenty deaths from yellow
fever during the week ended on the ID a.
Havana.
CuaIInuEL LAoouR. French Minister
lof Foreign Affairs, Gays by the hr-t Of next
. ,nonth France viii have sufficient force In
ITopauiu 20 enforce her demands and that
lchlna viii Be soothed With diplomacy.
IT l. reported that the Pope viii taks
: msr. severe messurers with the Irish
lbl-Aop- n they refuse 70 heed the com
mssd- regarding the Psrnell fund.
TnE salvation Army has been noti'
! Iaed 70 quit singing in the streets Of Nss
: Haven. Conn.
TrsKgr Il reported m turning V
4 Isussia for aid against English sssrs'sio'
9 In Exypt Nc,
THr Czar Of Russia has granted nev
lprirllsgss :, iis.snssr' frrn ne Ores
IChnrrh.
IRIS snnounccd that the Department
: la - Interior will not int>rfsrs IN en-
4 nsanr Vim ~ rsr~us sctios q y
3 lC~skrs lnfIaas h IsssIns sheb iasds
: - aen15 n>lehssag has passs
= - - suls1lns y eopyrie1s cav.
4 - - YFssra - e' =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
The Csar's Manifest. Received win Di..
approval mt ~. Pet~r.burs.

A recent dispatch from ~. Petersburg
says tho Czar's manifesto was received with
pronounced expressions OF dissatisfaction.
On the evening OF the 2sth riot occurred
among crowds assembled In the streets,
which required largo force OF troops TO
quell. One hundred OF the rioters were ar.
rested. II is claimed that tho disturbance
did not arise from political causes. A pri'
vate carriage was demolished and the i'm.
perial colors torn down and tramplcd upon.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
A Colorado Tragedy Three Wen KILLED
and Tive usrtally Wounded

Two drunken miners raised a disturb.
ance In Satido, Col, on the Goth, and City
Marshal Baxter stingley attempted to ar.
rest them. One OF tho miners, named
Evans, resisted with knife, whereupon
the officer shot and instantly killed him.
The other miner, named Thomas NInemyer,
then shot Marshal stingley, Deputy Mar.
shnl James II. Bathurst, and a man named
Thos. d. Cannon, after which he started
for the mountains with several citizens In
pursuit. Before they captured him he shot
and killed W. II. Brown, one Of his pur.
sucrs. Brown, Evans and Cannon were
killed outright. Deputy Marshal Bathurst
and Marshal stingley are mortally wound.
ed
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
fIrs Psnsus Cn.hs1 Us1sr FAIlIas
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LYNcnuuno, VA. Nay -
The most disAslvous 0rs t6ae ever visite1
Ills city broks oaa q ~ e'ulsck ~ ncrn-
Ing. The Daily rirvisfdn buIldlsg "a nx-
iurcs. We Conin,ercisl Hank, ~ lafBs
hardware sslAbl|sEnion& q 1onAG. Wat1u
Bros. Z Co., ~ larcs >c1ooo fun1ufnGemy
,f Flood q PslsFs eAd ol>ef toainsss
houses, we're d>slrysdl alec ssvsrnl ~
dencss. A ssroug vip1 vaa hlo0in1 n
Ore was 81 undH ona1sel siIsv paGl1s NJ
hours, sud deelsoying pfopg1y = ~
smooss q ~ i6eG4 ~ ~ Z
Jones. wstts Bros. : O. = elttnaop1 =
Ilsopoe Tbs vkys1Ian - - ts1alIy
isstsoyed, losa epllg1o = ~ ~
3 nood; ssb:sc'... ~ 49,. =
DESTROYED, ~ o1ksp V55S rSs5iy
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vsrs bsTlsi snl1 = ~ ~ 51{|56[ -
ptrv(nts. bu1l1AG. - ID1r = 49,
,sysrs' .sZ.y - ~ q vss1 yl!E
io-nisht 81 passo1 Boscl11l11 e I11|11I
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

John Anderson, q one-year convict from
Chicago, confined IN the State prison at
Joliet, H., aroused the prison guard by a
series Of terror-stricken yclls few nights
ago, and when his cell was reached tho
man was found clutching the iron bars OF
the door In the last agonies Of death, his
throat being cut frightfully, while his
right hand was also bleeding from a knife
wound. His cell.mate, Michael Mooney, Is
suspected OF the mans murder, but con-
tends that Anderson committed suicide.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has issued circular, supplementary to
Circular 800, in regard 10 the redemption
and cancellation Of stamps imprinted on
checks, drafts, otc. II provides that i'm.
printed checks and drafts may be sent TO
tho Internal Revenue Bureau at once, In.
stead Of from July next, as originally
intended. Such as are received will be can.
celed and returned, II possible, by July l..
They may be presented in sheets or bound
in books, and will be returned In the same
condition. Blanks which have been com.
pressed into blocks or pads must be sep
aratcd before presentation.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

A London dispatch Of the Jlst says,
"The outbreak against the Jews which oc.
CURED at Rostor, Russia, on tho 29d, on
account Of the murder Of Russian by a
Jewish publican, was quelled the same
night after one hundred and thirty houses
belonging to Jews had been destroyed.
Fifteen Of the rioters were killed by tho
troops"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
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Iese y, tss tegg,,.ts5 W,.s,.. usta,.
ths flfs. Hiiiias tine asa.
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T,,e wa, bet,srrn N. ulns.. ~ ,,t,e.
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'""''s ."''"'''a,'" l's'e'saf ~ fs'she'
halie heiNeeh INC milllA and tie stftEefs,
w which uvcf i've hundred shiHa wefe 81.
ehangrd, one miner Killed, and oee injured
Al maj he c.n no, ,oc.ve, s,d hslt . d,,.,,
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wukIew VI MahlAh ahd ~ 'lah eHlhuea
Tor the past Two weeks, and have caused
such condition VI affairs that lasl
Tbu,.dsy ooyc,no, itamll,on o,,te,ed o,,,
,.'..,,,,,. =. .,',., 49," ',.''.,'' s.'
wv ",'''" T" P'"'F' wv "''hHk P'opetV
near mere Companies from Taylorsfllle,
Edwafdsyllc and Vlfden responded ile
three commands amounting 10 about A hun.
d,cd mcn. Thev warn ,l,ced i, co,,ua,d
:, ra,.'., n".,,. .,'a.,. ~
w ,"'"h'' n'.h''S' " op'hkhe'o, VINO
was W receive hls oruets nom Tho Sheriff
In whatever county the soldiers were sta
tlonrd.
lust as Tho new foree NJ mluers vas abou,
"a ha,,,, 80. n, M, -. M, ...'.'a M.
~ =, "sn' "o's ~ '"o '"s' '''' '''he' r'a.
WoN' beheVilic' yesterday morning, o band
OF one hundred and any women, composed
OF ho wives and daughters Of the strikers,
marching two abreast and armed with heavy
clubs, appeared on the seene and compelled
the men 10 quit work. A sheflff's posse
started out 10 guard the mine, but wore
driven on by the women, Having conplet.
ed their work al Rose IlllPand lrft a guard
there 10 see that the mandate was carried
out, the women marched 10 ReInock's
mine, three miles from Belleyllle.
ON The I,ouIsyilIe A Nashville Iallroad md
having bccn reln,orced Inv a Iarve n,,mher
OF strikers, they drove out the men working
there. They ihcn lore nm the ysIisoa1
switch and Threatened M ~ hprp p III ths a snr,scs
work m lhe mlne Ths moh =, ths, roi,,
Increased ranidly IN n.mbs,s dsrrr %s ,hs
day and nv sven,,v ,,mhs,ed se.a,af hnns
dred Including about ona hundyed ,snr,er
who were The most NORTHUMBERLAND NJ thc
crowd aud aro bevond ,ha sor,ro, ~ ,h.
civil authorities. The sheriff telearaphed 10
Governor Hamilton far Mi.
Word was seni 10 ihe commander NJ ,bs
militia, The three rompanies Al onrc
boarded A train and arrived ut BellevilIe
late IN The afternoor. Thev then went N
lilo Relneck mine arriving Al ,he ,rsin Al
b.go. On looklnv f,nm ihe window ~ ths ~
train tbcv fourd 4 woh N aya h.nasa,l
strikers and about one hundred frantle
women In poase-sIon Of the mine Ths womcn
were wild with raue and fnrv' and
more demonstratIye than tbe men
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

Ricardo Menocal, who fed from Havana
seven years ago with $4,000 Of public
funds, has been captured Mcnocal ship
ped on the steamer Saratoga under tho
name Of Ayerhor, and had bccn coming
ashore at night In tho disguise Of sailor,
when ho was recognized and arrested.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

John Bailey and Henry wimbish, ne
groes, were publicly executed at Macon
Ca, on the ist. in the presencs Of 1900 per
sons. Both confessed their crimes.
Robert Henderson was hanged at Oxford
n. C., on the sans day, for the murder oi
bis wife last November. He also made :
confession.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
Fatal Roller Eupus.le- In Isuf.ssrs.

Near Bayou CHEST, 81. Landry Parish,
La. on tho 3lst, the boiler Of Blackburn q
snyder's sawmill exploded, instantly kill.
ing two men, and fatally injuring eight
others. The mill was completely wrecked,
and the boiler was blown two hundred
yards away.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

Major E.0. Rathbone, special agent Of the
Secret Service force Of the United States
Treasury Department, resigned his Office y
Few days ago 10 take effect July l. lie will
then assume the duties Of Chief of the
Special Agents Division Of the Pension
Office, 10 which no has been appointed by
Commissioner Dudley.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
Drou,h ur,.r,rs y,rrsn,. rrop-.

Most discouraging accounts concerning
the crops In different sections Of Virginia
are being received at Petersburg. In con-
sequence Of tho protractcd drouth cotton IL
coming up badly, tobacco plants arc small,
In some instances drying up In the patches.
II full crop Of tobacco Is made, II will be
very late. In the peanut section many
Of the farmers will bo compelled 10 replant
In consequence Of the seed planted bscom.
Ing rotten.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
FOREIGN.


A recent Paris dispatch says no serious
fighting Is expected TO occur IN fonquin be.
fore the middle Of July, when the French
will be ready to take the offensive.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

The insiuess failures reported W M
mercantile aasnef N " y nun A Co., fof
she sevsn days ending ihe isi, number lii,
aa asalnsi ~ the week previous, Tho New
England Htatss had ~, mo Middle Htaios
n, the Western ~, The Southern NJ, tha
Pacific States and Territories ~, New yofk
CIly .. and Canala and Lhe nInvInrna ll
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09
DOMESTIC.
Fatal Accident IN nesss,,

The flagstaff and corniee Of building,
in Boston, during high wind, few days
ago, fell on an omnibus, fatally ininring
the driver, crushing the skull Of an un.
known man, and injuring two or three
other persons.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-09

The French boinbardcd two ports on tho
northwest coast Of Madagascar on the ist.
causing great destruction TO British and
other merchandise. The Malagassy author.
itics are pressing forward their military
preparations. Merchants ase sending their
goods 10 the interior for security, In cas-
the French lombard Tamatsve.