The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-16

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" iisilsldaala and Hat Nv aaglnflty N IL
PARTY. sud ~ avswsd el,jses I,slas ~
formation ~ 4 new pafty.H The elreHla
s'ssss, however, thai there Il NJ abIeetlo
in tIfsenlsekess and individuals TAB ii
part ~ That Convention, and sndasats tha
~ Ahsl-Aenupeiy met uhite And hail
mass meetings n zach Congressional Dls
lflet and eleut four delegates la tls Con
ventien, and ~ The ranseniIen tIoea wha
u expected lndofses puf chicago platform
o. isso, We IS party will heartily lndofs'
fHr Republicans NJ Ohio met IN a.a,.
Convention Al Columbus on the tDsh an,
nominated Judge J. n. Foraker, of Clnein
natl, for Governor, and William q. Roae
of Cleveland, for Lieutenant. tlosernor
The platform adopted favors o tariff whlcl
VIII provide revenue for tho tiovernnenl
and protect American producers and labor
ersl approves ths taxation NJ the lIuuo,
trntlic for feventiei favors cIsillserylce te
torml approves ths artion oi the State
Legislature In submitting Constitutional
amendments 10 the people In relation q
the liluor question, and indorses the ad
miniAtration Of President Arthur.
AT the Iowa Democratic State Conyeu.
tion, held In Dcs Moines on the 9th, the fol
lowing ticket was nominatedi For Gov,
ernor, l.. q. kinne, Of Tama County
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Justin 9. Clark, Of
Montgomery County; Judge Of the su.
prene Court, Judge Hayes, Superintend.
ent Of Public Instruction, Edgar Il. farr, Of
Page County. The platform declares In
favor OF Civil.servicc rcformi denounces
the late Republican Congress for extrava.
gahcel pronounces for tariff for reventie
only, opposes Constitutional prohibition,
and favors well.regulated License law,
TnH prominent Southern divine and sci.
entlst, DR.. Alexander Means, died recently
at Oxford, Ga, aged cightyiive years.
THE Hazard Powder Company's maya.
zine at Hutchinson, Kan, was struck by
lightning on the 6th, exploding II, the con.
cussion doing great damage to the town.
A TRAIN went through trcstle at Far.
ringtcn, Ind, on the 9th, killing David
Hutchinson, tho engineer; Millar Hunes,
the hremani George Ammons, the bag.
gagc-master, and the porter Of a Pullman
sleeper. No passengers were fatally In.
jlred
Rev. DAVID KSIcREHsocKgR, D. D., Of
Minneapolis, was on the 9th chosen Episco.
pal Bishop OF the Diocese Of Indiana.
The walls OF an addition TO a Miiwau.
kee grain elevator collapsed on the
9th Under the pressure Of lis contents. II
was feared that seven tramps who were
resting In the building wcrr burned In the
ruins. Two thousand bushels Of wheat
went Into tho river. .a
NEoRoEs In the suburbs Of Wilmington,
Del, engaged In fight few days ago,
which resulted In the fatal injury Of three
OF tho participant.
AT an iron.mill In Chattanooga, Tenn,
two employees had difficulty the other
day, when the larger one, becoming frantic,
seized the other and laid him on his back
on red.hot slab Of iron, holding him there
until his head and back were literally
roasted.
The dreenback State Central Committee
Of Indiana held meeting In Indianapolis
on the Tth. II. c. Leonard was elected
Chairman, rice c. c. Post, resigned. II
was decided not 10 Join with the Antl.Mo.
nopolistic movement, but b at once begin
the work Of strengthening tho party In the
State.
cHARLEs G. FuLros, proprietor and ed.
itor Of the Baltimore A3aericds for many
years, died on the 7th, aged seventy.two
Year,. .@ses-r.ass~s as.aas
ADvIcEs Of the Tth from Utah stats that
In an Interview Brigham Young, Jr., said
Tho reports from the laborers In the vine.
yards In Europe and this country warrant
cd the expectation that there would he
fully twenty thousand converts 10 Nor.
Inonism this year.
ATTEMPTS having been made recently 10
burn the city Of silverton, Col, for the
evident purpose Of creating a stampede of
The citizens and then robblng the First Ma.
honal Bank, ssv.nty.three indictments
were on the 7,h found by the Grand Jury
agnins, those connected with the plot, and
a Vigilance Committee was formed, who
gave notics that the first person who at
tempted incsndiarism would be hanged.
A RKsoLrrios was adopted at the recent
session In Madison Of the Wisconsin stats
Total Prohibition Convention. "that, In
view Of the developments Of the past two
Or three years, we declare Il 10 be our con.
viction that no real friend Of prohibition
ran consistently support any man for pub
lie oiiiee or any political party that l. not
fully committed 10 the prohibition Of the
lIquor traffic.
The senneckson, a schooner reporsediost
II sea, with nine souls aboard, arrived In
safety on the 7th at Charleston, n. G.
THOMAS PARIS, boy living near Skip.
worth. Miss., fsws days ago. killed bis
Tsaae Adams, who hsd threat.
rned bis life, and In Q family row 1t ~.
Louis George Msrshal shot and killed his
Thomas Edwards. 81
IN the eoal.minine districts Of st. clair
and Madison Counties, I'LL, fhs excitement
was said 10 havs snbsided on the sth, and
no further trouble was anticipated.
os the sth the Barber brothers, tho Iowa
isspsrsdoes, In jail 81 waseriy, Br-msr
County, for murder. were tsksn from the
prison bys mob from faystts County,
shrre the crime wns committed, and we're
AsnErd short distance from town. They
neithsr fiinrhed nor pIesdcd for mercy.
THHgE students Of Calvin Institute, as
O., named Charles clyns, aged
seventeen; Henry Funtsy, aged twenty.
'wo, and william Bonholt, aged twenty.
~erc drowned on she evening of The ssh
rhils bathing In shs River Csyahogs.
MAax l. cHAwronp, Of Chicago, an em-
,ioye Of the A. y. Kellogg Newspaper
Company, ws. on The sth elected Presidents
y The international Typographical Union,
n session II cincinnssi.
A puKI on horseback hss~esn sA~ris
and 7. W. Waller was rsusntiy
ought near Patrick Courthouse, Va.
Waller vas fatally wounded. He vas tkz
opponent Of Donctley in the last election.
THE eitlsens Of Mineral Wells, Tex, we're
'rrised On Ne m ever ths discovery of an
csse. sssd 10 exesssi IN siss
he fsnsas mammoth eavs of Ksnssehy.
TnnoupHorT Colorado snew storm pre-
rsilsd On he sth- ~
c. Horxfxs and J. y. Hayes, pruprtetors
4 shs Central Paint & Reonns Company,