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MISCELLANEOUS.

ROME, June 19.-In the chamber Of dep
| uties to -day several members expressed a
regret that the United States government
had unduly taxed objects of art imported
into the United States, and they demanded
reprisaIs. Mag Iani, minister of finance,
and Bocilli, minister of public instruction,
while they blamed the action of the United
States congress in imposing q tax on i'm
ported objects of art, yet hoped that diplo-
matte negotiations would procure better
terms. They added that reprisals would
be us eless, especially because of the i'm
possibility of fixing a real value to objects
of art. A motion was Ultimately adopted
requesting the government to introduce a
special bill dealing with the question.
MADRID, June 10 The minister Of for
eign affairs has declared in favor of
amending the clauses of the convention of
1885 which give England the right to
search Spanish vessies for slaves.
ROME, June 19.-The publication of doc
uments relative to Ireland caused some
difference in the Curia. A special com
mission was appointed which in future
will examine Irish questions.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 19.-Gen. Wal
lace. American minister, has sent note to
the porte absolutely declining to accept
the proposed license tax on foreigners
| trading in Turkey. This action of Gen.
| Wallace has removed all chance of the
adoption of the measure, as the ambassa-
doris who have already accepted it only did
SO on condition that assent to it should be
unanimous.
Max Tuengling was fined at Cincinnati
| yesterday for firing pistol from his win
dow, and afterwards his room was searched
| and $1,000 worth of property stolen from
his employers found therein.
When the French captured Tomatone
they secured an old fort and four muzzIe
loading cannons, and the Queen of NADIA
gascar made no resistance. 1t will take
them five months TO reach the capital. and
they will have to encounter 5000 disci-
plined troops armed with the Remington
rifle.
At II o'clock last night the high water
at Kansas City came To a stand. Reports
from southern Nebraska report great loss
in crops and bridges. There is also con-
siderable flood damage in northeastern
Kansas and northwestern Missouri. Fruit
is some injured, but the cereals have not
suffered much. Bottom lands and farms
at Liberty, Mo-, are extensively under
water.
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st. Paul Exhibition of Art.

The attendance at the exhibition yester-
day was quite large. The catalogue has
been got out and Is a great assistance in
teeing the pictures. Mr.. j. j. Hill has
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Business Ea1Inres

New YORK, June 19.-R. H. Parks & Co.
have just announced a suspension to stock
exchange, owing to the failure of w. s
Nichols & Co., of Chicago. The suspen-
sion is only temporary. A statement is
refused, and no particulars given.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-20

CHIEF Justice Waite says he has no poll
tics. The country can stand that very
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The horse racing and base ball season is
at its height, and the hoof and bat are in
full fly.
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TRACK TALK and GOSSIP.

Chunks of News Picked up in the rough
and moulded into shape for the Edifics-
ton of "Giobe" readers-New Tariffs
Notwithstanding of the Minnesota
Transfer Directory-PersonaI Items and
River Rift
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-20

FIRE destroyed the greater part of
Grants Station, Oregon, yesterday. Loss.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

An eight page paper published every Thurs
day, sent post paid at SI.15 per year. Three
months O.. trial for Is cents.
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Muster Mechanics.

CHICAGO, June 19.-The sixteenth annua
convention of the American Railway
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ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. 1883,
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~ OAN'S PAOPOAby CZU, 100 Sd
Reports were read from the several
groves. and referred to the proper commit
tees These reports show the order to be
IN an exceedingly prosperous condition
with state membership of 934. Increased
interest was manifest among the delegates
and large accession to the present mem
bersbip was promised before the next
annual meeting.
No other business of special public in.
terest was transacted yesterday. The after
moons session, after hearing the reports OF
committees, was largely occupied in routine
lodge work and in cultivating the acouaint-
ance of delegates, and interchange of
views and plans for future work.
To DAYS PROCEEDINGS
will include the election and installation
of grand officers for the ensuing year, to
be followed by adjournment, after which
the annual meeting of the state associa-
ton of Druids will meet in the same hall.
When these proceedings conclude a car
rage drive about the city, to Union park.
ana possibly to Fort Smelling, will be given
the delegates, winding up with banquet.
where feast of reason and flow of soup
will abound.
"A GLOBE reporter, in conversation with
the present efficient grand secretary, J. P.
Leitner, of st. Paul, CLEANED few facts
concerning the Order of Druids, of public
interest, which are here briefly stated
The order, primarily, is of Eastern origin,
and was composed of learned men among
the ancient Celtze, who early settled in
western Europe. The order assumed its
present character in England in 1871, and
its first Introduction into America was in
1880, b"t it was not permanently estab-
Eshed until 1889. It is a moral, social and
beneficial society. No oaths are admins
tered binding its members to any creed or
faction. Its secret provisions are simply
protection against abuse OF its benefits.
The oath is simply mans word of honor,
uniting men together,I irrespective of
nationality or cresd-an agreement to
foster the spirit of fraternity and good
fellowship, and by a system of we'll regu-
lated dues to provide for the relief of the
sick and destitute.
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Max Tuengling was fined at Cincinnati
yesterday for firing pistol from his win
dow, and afterwards his room was searched
and $1,000 worth of property stolen from
his amnlorers found therein
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

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ago. H0sf0H Vioie,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

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to ffupH, nir iully t1ualt Ift dnf'
huf D. reed W. valuc. nho ihifi ~ iAo
agrfrYHfr valHn ~ tho county, which
a estimated a. qtt.UuU. u1y. ION
ta alter oaunlmg NJ pay n man
twr dollars pot diy wh0 knows how ~
Ufe iDf stock. and wh VIII ainy VI No
then, watch o or them md ard ihIi
q b 0nr gets HE slnru llnn IN have ~
hnHl wptk fur nothing whu hns No uf
fni conception NJ how t0 feed ~ cnfo
Tor cattle LamiHg taBtchJ Hjhi.
h.nH
Not until iarmor9 Apptoo lo the
Wlur " iarmorf clubs IN MFRS in
If iHiog. horticultural nNl sroo spoIu
Ties better thnn they now NJ. wi I tho
mako the progress they ought Nome
al these meet ngs nr0 attended hy half
the number they should be- Ihotc iH
Vt little encouragement for the friends
81 progress TO work In behalf o The
farmer, when their In ora nro received
with W much GOODNESS Rarai H0ri1.
The ImrricaH ephirafor calls alton
ton 10 The circumstance that II Is not
nlwnya the longest.lcggol troitcrs that
makctho most success ul co rpaignors or
win the fastest heats Flora Temple. tho
first troiter 70 cat 2.20, stoo only
fourteen aud thrcc.quartor han high,
yet when in her prime notrolter upon
the turf was big enough 10 beat her In n
rnrc when In condition Hopeful, whose
record TO harness Is ga and To wagon
2l64, a figure never yet eIualcd by any
other troltcr 10 q wagon IN n public
race, stands but fifteen hands high when
shod
1t may interest n good many read.
crs 10 know Just how far n farmer has
to walk d ring the cropping eason. !
have gone TO the trouble to lind out how
far u man must walk TO put in and tend
forty acres OF corn. To pillow the ground
with a siXteon.inc three. horse plow, he
travels $50 miles; TO harrow the ground
thoroughly before planting, he viii
have to travel 10 miles; to pl mt the
same, he travels 30 miles to cultivate
IL three times, no will have to travel
500 miles-making II total OF 700 miles,
besides the gathering. After this is all
done, he has harvesting, etc, TO do
NJ T. TriJaHc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
Pursued by a Blood Hound.

A Siberian blood. hound belonging to
Mr.. G. u. Sheppard. of this city, got
loose ut Larchmont on Monday night.
and made n great sensation for fifteen
or twenty minutes. Mr.. Sheppard. who
is lessee Of the club house at Larchmont.
keeps his dogs ut that place. The blood.
hound Is n savage, hlood-thirsty beast,
and possesses the strength Of . lion. lie
was chained N dog. house, but, hecom-
ing FESTIVE under rest Il Mt. he tore the
house down and pulled the stake up to
which be was chained. lie immediate.
~ killed n game dog belonging to his
master. and mangled It's carcass In a
shocking manner. lie next went to.
ward the barn. in the vicinity OF which
vert William II. Shutc, n constable Of
New Rochelle. and James Fallon. a com.
panion. They were in n sleigh. They
saw the animal coming. and thoy ran
into the barn and climbed into n loft
The dog attention was diverted from
them To . passing cur. and, while he
was indulglng In the pastime Of killing
tho unlucky beast. Shutc and Fallon
sprang into their sleigh aud made pee |
for New Rochelle.
AZ u locality known ~ Jerusalem tho
blood. hound overlook tho liccing men.
who were unarmed. aud made u dcs-
pcrate attempt Ia get into the sleigh.
The men fought him with n club aud u
whip. aud shook n buffhlo-robe in his
face 10 keep him out. lie tore the robo
almost into shrcds and was In u fair
way OF coming or victorious when n
no ghboring dog Of an Investigating
turn ran into the road 10 ascertain what
was gong on and take a hand In II nee.
cssary. Tie made a fatal mistake The
blood hound forwith turned his atlen.
tion to him. and in n brief space the
snow was melting under tho warm blood
Of this reckless animal The blood
hound had just begun the task of
managing his victims carcass when tho
owner Of the deceased our came into
view and fired six Shots at long range
from n revolver ut the fcrocious beast.
None Of them took effect The man
thon procured from his dwelling a
double arrrled shot gun. and Just at
the right time let ny from both barrels,
which wcre loaded with buckshot. Kill.
Ing the blood. hound almost instantly. -
n !. Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

uste HFarssa slss ne Ne pfifieae ef sisinf NJ
issimsag 4 Fafiias ~ wshdsffHi e%HfaiiFe properties
al fsus asaasiaa msalrlhe, Iiunfs lkmtdg, bufina
h. Fst ~ n teeth gears ~sFeirsn = Hf,st fHf7itf
from bl4afy dlsrHe, and fnNhr 4 KfrHt part " the
lime ~ iufs fnss hsfe hfeh - iahfhse a 70 u lhae.
sfahstie. uniy ihuae ehH have taHeftd w thif dtfaa
alsas. know N H. swfni t~ackkche, and pains ~ Al
tlala, accompanied ~ afeat NeAHHfsa spi nervous
frpslfatlaH Isss Of fUfce and a%hlbiiion Niieh lnvsn.
aby Mifhdit ihad III ilese troubles laiehsiacd' and
was In saeh . bad condition that could pot ~ upout
N ny chaif eaeept ~ puiliaa my handE On M knee.
end almost f1hlne oul iffofe ! eonli s~tfAiAhten ~
ifisi Ne besi ductofs, and mahJ kinds Of medicine,
hnt All failed 10 help me. and ! esrefinenied 70 hong
fndeavufina 10 ct cured that last spring VS. In FefJ
pUaf shape, and IL seeking for fenef my aitcnlion was
directed hy = friend 10 tho femafkshie cures of kidney
dlaeascs, etc., Witch we're helna accomplished w
Ilnhrs Remedy. was Induced 10 ny n, and hegan 10
take II. and yefy soon "%limbefcd up' a. II wefoi my
severe hackacio, and tho Intense palms had suffered
% long speedily DISAPPEARED. notwithstanding ! had
been bothered with this complaint ~ many years.
When began 10 lake Hunts Kennedy ! waa cohsld.
efabiy run down In my general health, and suffered also
from loss NJ a%ppeiitJ. Ever since ! have been taking
the Kennedy, however. my improvement has been most
mafkcdi my former complaints, aches, pains, etc.,
have disappeared. and / now feel like my former self,
hale. hearty. and sound In health. I shall always keep
Hunts Remedy With me. and would most earnestly
allihosc who are sufferers from kidney OF
iyor diseases, or diseases Of tho bladder or urinary
organs, TO use Hunts Remedy, and take no other.
Yours very truly, HksnY w. SHELDON.
No. ~ Westminster st., Providence, IL l,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

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gentleman There hns gathered n pretty
nu0ogny " forget mo n0is for You that
Noro lu't - pr from sprinH We have
boon IoDk lug for you FIR and vide, mud
hr has done nothing lot talk 10 me- Of
his Inyo Tor yuu I'll ! nm sick oitho re-
irnin
Betty turned a win, melting g'nnoe
behind her In u twinklng The minis
lor had lifted her 10 the widow side,
aud forgot ~ take his arm away. II
was quite dark, and the only star that
/ ghouo IN tho sky was that of Ncnu4,
They drove rapidly on, Miss Botty's
heart humping In unison with the hooli
Ol tho pony
II told YOU sNd tho widow you'd
have your lalor for your pains. We
stopped At tinno's Tho poor creature
was full Of alteration for you She
cn lWl upon every saint In the calendar
10 shower blessings upon your head
She sad that you had brought her some
beautiful lee and delicious Jelly, AMI .
net that was most beautiful"
"liut she refused them ALL said Miss
Betty.
"Ah yes replied tho widow; "hut
George did not refuse them lie had
chopped mp the Ice in the milk and had
spread al the jelly upon his bread and
had wrapped himself up In the mosquito
netting aud laid upon the lounge rs we
entered, snoring. ~ Fiino ,aid. like m
angel. fiOne was parched with foyer
and dcyourcd with mosquitoes, but she
declared 10 me that she was quite com.
Portable and happy 1 do not under.
stand {"
hut Miss Betty did. She nestled
closer to the arm about her, aud lifted
her flushed aud rad ant face to the ono
above her own.
my sweet little Samaritan" he
whispered and although the widow
could not understand the happines, Of
Htno, II was Gear TO the heart Of Miss
Betty. - drpcr'S Weckiik
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

MRs. VIM u. RYcKMAS, st. GATHERINGS,
Ont, says; ar. " Pierce, Bu!ta'o. n. Y.
have used your 'Fayorlte Prescription, Gold
en- Medical Discovery , an PIE SAINT Purga-
tive Pellets, Tor the last three months aud
find myself-(what shall say)-'mads nes
again. are the only words III I express IL |
was reduced 10 u skeleton, could not walk
across the floor without faintlng. could keep
nothing In the shap, ~ fool IN my stomach.
Myself aud friends had given up all hope, my
immediate death seemed certain. | nov live
Ito the surprise Of everybody and nm able
to do my own work.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

Josiah Davis, No Mlddletown, KY, writes.
| am now using a box Of your HESRr's
CARBoitC SALyK upon an ulcer. which. for
the past ten DAYS, has given me great pain.
This salye IA the only remedy ! have found
that has given me any ease. My ulcer was
caused by yadcosc veins, aud was pronounced
incunble by my medical doctors find.
however, that HESRi's CARBoLic sALyE "a
effccting q cure.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

TnEvoLrhic BsLr to, Marshall Mich, win
fend DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Noltalc
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial foe
complete restoration ofhcaith AMI manly vigor.
Address a. above. " R-No risk Ia incurred
a. thirty days trial Il allovcl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

r. " PIERCE, w. d., Buffalo, n. Y;
| had a serious disease Of the lungs, and
wa for a time confined to my bed and under
the care Of a hys citn. iis prescriptions did
not help me. | grew worse, coughing very
severely. | commenced ttking your Golden
Medical Discovery anlitcurel me. You STE
spectfully, JUDtrn BURNETT, E.llsdIle, Mich.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

A GENTLEMAN writes! "Dr. Guysott's Yell
low Dock and Sar.aparIlla cured me OF a
severe case u the piles, impure blood and
general il-health.n
Another gentleman writes; "Dr. Guysotts
Yellow Dock and sarsapnrllla cured me ~
nervous debility, palpltation Of tho heart,
dizziness, night swcats, slcrplessness, etc.p
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
Good Taste NJ Home,

Il is wonderful what a tasteful WON.
an a do In the way of making homo
attractive She can make n garret
beautiful ut little cost. for the beauty
Of home depends moro upon an ciuca.
ton and refined taste than upon mere
wealth. II thcru i no artist Ia the
house u matters little that thcrr l. no
large balance at tho bank. There Ia
usually no bet or excuse for a barren
houo Than ignorance or carclessness.
A little mechanical skill can make
brackets and shelves for tho walls. A
tribe saved irum daily expenses can
nov and then put q new book upon tho
table or shelf. A thoughtful walk In
tho woods nj gather leaves and ferns
for adjoining the unpic,urrd rooms Tho
expenditure Of = few shilllngs can con.
vert the plain window into alaboraiory.
In these and many other ways ran a
plain. barren rom be changed into q
scene Of beauty. -GolicH Ralc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

For salc-A fine farm in the gtori-
bus new Northwest Take The train 10
Glacier Junction. then the overland
bcb-sled TO rrozen Ctr. whers snow.
shoes san Be- borrowed % d0Hllnue the
journey. The location u the farm
hos - viii h. rscoxuised By the chin.
ney smoke easling Above the snow
drifts Ring The. hell on The trsp4doos
near he ehimney. -hs<sdslpkSa Nsua
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

s.s'The same measure will no. suit al cir
cumsianccsn Hut Kidney. Wort suits aft
cAes Of liver, bowels and kidney diseases
and their concomltants. plies, constipation,
diabetes, ague, etc. Try Il aud you viii say
80 TOD.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

~ WOULDN'T b. rthoui Dr.. BensoH's Cdsry
and Chdmomas pills y thy eoa o. . ran Thy
cured NJ Of H,arigia Of . geirf StaHfiHgn
loscph Snyder, Paxlons, Pa 81 ccnis yer
box, Al druggists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

A MULE ever kicks the same object twice.
Probably for the same reason that Lightning
never Strik twice In the same p%lace-it
doesn't have to.-Chicgo Herald.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

TnE complsltor who set up %".obhlln' tur.
keysh for "GObelin tapestries" should give
thanks int he Is permitted TO live.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

fHfufHff# ffilsf. sHl tHff Ief ~
gsH.sH NJ afflg Ffshai 80 ~ ~ f't1'e
hHalaa
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

Dawn FENDER, popping tho question:
In a letter, concluded thus. "And should
YOU say 'ycs' dear Mary, will truly be your
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

we atc indebted to the courtesy Of
our esteemed State contemporary. the
Rochester f~oa-kFprcss. for this excel.
lent translation from our no less e.
tecmcd Monaghan metropolitan con.
temporary the Nlacss dncricaH "Mcl.
lean man cum IN sclnno,um allie oncce;
bada man lilo say 'Editee IMP lie
litce hig lie. I busia nosce' Edtec
say NO, Editee IN South Mcliea no 10
back In 20 MONTH Letce big dog loose.
tsara bada man coat Bslin Mclean
man no foolee Chinee editse some time
quick. ~ T. Grapztc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

Tue Assist nj Postmaster. Gencral IL no
Quaker, although he always kecps his Hatlon.
IoH1H CgHFsr
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

On. BESsoN's skin Cure IL without q peer.
II consists q both external and intssna.
treatment AMI costs only 81 per package, 81
druggists
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10
Josiah nnrl... rrnnhie.

4 PANE In the stomach would let enough
llght 10 TO show how one bears up under
afnIctIon. ~. o PlcaNnHa