The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-05-05

'"iif0 WV WV NlNht ~ ihn Nhli iHii The Hrl
eial opinion was that fruit was but .lishti
injured.
ONisu ~ y strike ~ tho miners fof an il
rfrise NJ wages, twenty.oae eaal uilpes /
the Hooking Valley, Ohio, we're idle on "A,
llth
~ thu 2lih Henry p Mcdaniel was rl.,l
cd uo'ornof of tleurgia for tho unrsplre
term Of the late Alexander II. stephen,
Thete was ilo opposition. /.
TINS Democrats NJ Iowa will meet 4
state Convention ai bea Moinea IN June
Tnr railroads ~ Colorado wero bloeLo
10y hrhvy snpw..tarm On the allh, an,
all travel was suspended,
MARss bnutnrns n Co., ~ Nav Oriann.
commission merchants, have hiled fn
yW.0n
w. j. Roor, prosperous farmer, ncn
Franklin Ga., met with terrible aflIctinl
a few nights ago. nj. house was carrie,
on hy . sudden overflow Of Illllahetabi
Creek aud, striking a tree, went 10 pieces
drowning Roop's wife, three children, hi
brother aud negro servant
Tue report wns made by Agent wllco,
on the 18th that the Arizona rangers In,
abandoned their designs upon the San Car
los Indian Reservation, and that the Indian
were returning 10 their farms,
AT the recent session In Louisville Of IN,
kentucky Ministers Temperance Union, 1
was resolved that none ~ the members q
their churches should be- concerned In IN,
manufacture, sale or Use ~ spirituoui
liquors.
JAMES DE InNg, a widower, shot an,
killed widow named Griswold, a
Lcavittsburg, O., few days ago. bocnus,
she refused 10 marry him, and then com
mtted suicide.
TnE house Of Dr. A. G. Rech, Mt Tampa
sas, Tex, was visited by unknown partlei
the other night, who pulled him from hl
bed, and shot him dead In his wife's pres
nnca
TnE Woman's Presbyterian Board Of IN,
Northwest met In twelfth annual session a
Detroit on the 2jth.
Tng other day deaf and dumb son o.
Joel Platt, ~ sabetha, Kan, set FIRE 10 tn,
barn aud burned 10 death. His mother, IL
attempting 10 rescue him, was fatal,
burned.
The death Of Eliza pinkston, the ncgresi
who figured prominently In the Presiden
tial contest Of 1876, occurred few evening,
ago at Canton, Miss.
The Michigan Senate on the 2jth defeat
ed the Prohibition amendment 10 the Con
stitution by a party vote Of % to II.
lr was announced on the 18th that IN,
Turtle Mountain Chippewas were IN 4
starving condition, aud an appeal had beer
made to the Interior Department In theII
behalf.
ADDITIONAL ndviccs received on the 9th
from the districts 0f the South visited by
the recent devastating wind.rtorms plars
ihs. .as..i .ia-..l.s s-iis----a--a----.-.--.. -.
Several morr deaths were reported al Wes'
son aud Bcnurcgard, Miss, and at Rock
port large number Of persons were killed.
In Gcorgia the loss Of property waS esti
mated Ut over sgo,Ooo. The greatest loss
Of lifo was at Dougherty. In Sumter
Worth. Lee, Cowan and other heavy cotton
counties, the crops had beon completely
torn up, aud rcplanting would be necessary
II was estimated that over two Thousand
persons were made destitute by the cyclone
IL is session nj Louisville ON the 2Gtl
the Minister'S State Temperance Conven
tion Of Kcntucky declared In favor Of pro
hibiiion Of the manufacture and sale o
spiriiuous liquors Of all kinds.
Ar 81. Louis on the eGth Charles '
Kring, who had been tried half a doxei
times for murder, aud who was twice sen
tenccd To death, and once 10 twenty-fiv
years imprisonment, was released on bal
after having been In Jail eight years.
Born houses Of the Michigan I,egislatun
have rejected the proposition 10 submit
Prohibl,ory amendment 10 the Constitution
To the people.
CHARLES ". Foster, father Of Hoverno
Foster, of Ohio, died nj Fostoria ON th
s0,h, aged eighty.,hree years.
on IN. glth the United States Circul
Court, In session at jefferson City, No., ol
dercd the Imprisonment nj Of the three Coui
~ Judges Of Lafayette County, for col
tempt. In refusing 10 obey mandats o
,lering the levy ofaccrtsiniaS.
Tug woman's Board u Presbyteria
Missions closed H. annual session at Drtro
on the sRh. Mr.. A. n. Hoge, II chicag
was chosen President for the ensuing yea
Nine States were represented At the NEE
ing. The total receipts Of the Board durir
the year were Si5,sjsg7; total disburs
ments, $3.50.
IL nearly all the southern cities the ~
was observed IN memory " the Confsdera
dead. Business was suspended and u
graves were handsomely decorated.
A TERRIFIC wind.storm which prevail
for several days In Utah I'D great damas
FRKxKEL 4 Co., Wholesale dealers
clothing at Cincinnati, have failed 7
sgG,ooo.
MAR Iyenoir, n. G., great damage vi
done few evenings ago by q watrrspo,
The houses on the farm Of John Coon
and the houses and orchard of Enoch sw
wcre swept away. The surfsce Of {
country was 50 changed that u was hard
recognizable.
A PASSENGER train on the Grand Tru
Railroad was run Into by freight trs
between Olivst and Bellevue, Mich. on I
nth. tslescoping two sleeping coach
which were completely wrecked. and mi
ing thirteen persons, Ave mortaily.
WALTER DAVIS, wsslshy Harrodshr
tKy.I merchant, w~ shot and killed
Phil D. Thompson. Jr.. Congressman r.
the Elgh, Kentncky District, on . Cine
natl Southern train n HsrrodshnrE in
sIon on the nth. Domestic troubles VI
supposed 70 have been the cause Of
deed Thompson vas ssid 10 have previo
~ killed nine men; and Davis was
fourth Of the family said 10 have fai
before Thompzon's pistol.
A rrw evenings ago during . hes
northsr- John Lehman aud Lewis Besl
attempted 10 cru-s Polecst Bay, Ala, b
sail.boat. II vas swsmped aud both q
were drowned.
WHILE In the &C. Of making counter
silver coin the other day In Chicago ar
. of the United States s~errs Service srr-s
J. D. D-sn and James n. Hale.
. TIM iovlsnd- through vhirh The
. River runs In North Carolina wer~
merged on the nth BY ~ avers
I many person. hsd quit their he'' -
: aud bridges h.d bs=H srsckst
Il II i announced that ihe He.ss =
J winter have killed tt> r'rms N cor
, wl.cossln snd yr->-osa, and That :
I being plsus>a 4 ~iIl simply rot IN
1 srouni o. q afsy c.rr of grain ri>a
{ sbous fos>y .sp<osisd.
eI IN MHerx q Ssan o'cenrsil' =