The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
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1'un Greeks n The lndiah TcI
fitority arc fphiiug over issnc
growing out of The war bctweo
the States.
BrrwErs The rivalry II Carlid.
and Blackburn, Kentucky vii
probably lose tho speakorsbip 0
the next House.
AsrrAN ditching mnoh ,whicl
II claimed Ia be q great success, ha.
been patented by Ex-senator Ran
dlph, Of New Jersey.
Within tho past eight years pri.
waite citizens Of the United States
have donated seventy million dol.
lars for school purposes.
COLUMBIA and Ecuador, two
South American Republics, are
having n diplomatic dispute, which
threatens to end in war,
The Oxford Eagle announces,
upon good authority, that the
Federal courthouse will be built'
st that place under Col. Manning's
bill.
THE old man Of the Mercury
seems TO be growing in w~ickedness
and irrevcrcnce. lie has written
an editorial entitled "The Gospel
Side-trackcd.n
PROBABLY The youngest lawyer
in the United States IL William
Graham, who, at the age of fifteen
years, has become a member Of the
Cartersville, Ga, bar.
MRs. LAyoTRY's sisier.in.law has
arrived and taken charge Of the
beauty as chapcronc, filling tho
place made vacant by Mrs. Labou.
chere's departure.
GIN. SHERMAN, Robert Lincoln.
and Senators Allison, Harrison
and Window are mentioned amonu
the most available Republican can.
didates for President.
The Republicans Of tho Illinois
Legislature are so evenly divided
on the election Of a Senator that
there Is a chance for the return of
the pc nderous David Davis.
MONDAY, January sth, will be
the 6sth Anniversary of Gen. Jack
sons victory at New Orlcans-one
OF the greatest and most glorious
events in the history of this coun.
try.
The bills Of Election supervi.
sors, amounting to s2o50, have been
handed in at Washington to the
Department Of Justice. The II. s.
marshals are yet to be
from. /,
PArrTsos, Governor-ele ct Of Penn.
sylvania. declares he will appoint
no man Attorncy-G General who has
professional connection with any
corporation. Such doctrine il I
sound and honest TO the core. !
Gov, STEPHENS, of Georgia, Is
leservcdly popular with the Grim.
nal class; In the FIRST eight weeks
u his term he pardoned forty.eight !
'onvicts-among the number II ;
nurdercrs and five rapists.
Their. Is trouble brewing for
Malone. Col. Mostly, Of cavalry
amc, who IL American consul nj
Kong, will return TO vir. c
'inia next year and take the stump |
gainst the little boss. Mosby Is b
airing and reckless, and will be- b
pit TO make IL sultry for Malone. {
THERE is not in the South an. i
ther paper as cnicrprising as Il
no New Orleans Times.D Democrat. II
hat great journal has sent an OK. :
edition to explore the Florida n
'yerglades. During the yellow I
'ver epidemic at Pensacola last i.
U.s. HI
immer the same paper sent n :.
MUSICIAN to attend the sick.
Din. SPRINGER, Of Illinois, has
roposed two amendments 10 the /.
constitution that should be adopt. :,
! one provides that the preaidang--
nj sice-Presidcnt hold their Of. i,
ces sin years and be ineligible for -
SELECTION tho other that CON. !.
fessmen take their seats a, Tho =
'iss instead Of the second session !
Ter their election. y
4 PLOT has developed by ,ha 70
connecticut Republicans 10 comm, Il
y The Democratic State Officer. te
=. balke ley, late Republican can.
l'dass i6f Governor, has written
! nanly letter. ilatly refusing t. !
11snen party 70 such an infa. !,
- e~Fannaetion. II i ! ~sras,'
80 Ut thers arc ~ No.