The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-07-07

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disease VS. spreading with slafmlaa rap
ldny.
Az Paris On the ald l.aulsa MIehsl va.
fuund guilty VI inslsias lnplllaee, ana wsa
sentenced "a sls Yeafa' imprisonment and
ten YEARS ppiiee surveillance.
btatIE has sleelsd Alderman William
Nesabrf - tatd Mayor
AN afffaY occurred At the Cuuah N kil
dare, ireland, the other evening, batwosn
north Mafu aud Dublin mllltlamau, afie
mating IN gamiiing dispute. Five mcu
were killed and seventeen others we're In
jafedi
A Collision on the Havana a Matansas
Road, IN cuha, few days ago caused thu
death u eight persons.
AioEa The shores u Labrador Tho lam ot
Ies was 80 great on the 18th that sprinR
supplies had been almost cui IN, and some
deaths from starvation had alfeady ce
eurred.
ON an island In the Neya, NJ n. Peters.
burg, several buiidings were destroyed by
ilre few evenings ago, causing a loss Of
i,bO0,0D0 fuhleu.
A rinr broke out during performance III
a small theater At Dervio, IN italy, on the
evening Of the 2ith, and In the panic which
cnsued forty.seven persons periahed, while
twelve others were wounded
In the western portion Of England slight
shocks Of earthquake were felt on the 10Th.
No damage was reported.
TuE British soldiers who fell Into tho
hands Of the natives In the recent oper.
ations Of the British against Chief Ole.
pomc, In West Africa, were horribly butch.
cred and mutilated.
VERA Cruz tMex.) advices Of the 2Glh
state that yellow.fever had become cpl.
demic and the deaths averaged fifteen
day. 80 virulcnt was the disease that II
resulted fatally In every six cases out Of
seven.
FEARS Of a rice famine were cxpresseda,
Tourabaya and Rcmbang, Java, on tho
18th. Disease had destroyed 100000 acres.
Orr Trcpassy, Newfoundland, a fishing,
boat, carrying seven men, foundered few
evenings ago, and six Of tho fishermen wer
drowned.
Foua soldiers were killed by lightning
during recent thunderstorm at Chatham,
England.
SEvEsTy.rHREE deaths from cholera
were reported at Damletta, Egypt, on thu
18th. Fatal cases were also reported from
Mansurah and Port Said, and Europeans
were fleeing from Alexandria. A quaran.
tine against vessels from Egypt had been
ordered at all Turkish ports
In London another cable company has
been formed 10 lay two submarine wires
between Great Britain and this country.
The new company has capital Of fi,bOo,.
000.
on the 2Tth Walter Gardner, supposed
to be cattle-dealsr, suddenly left Toronto,
Ont, after viotimixing the banks out OF
$4,000 by forged drafts on New York and
Chicago.
THE negotiations bstween Russia aud the
Vatican have been concluded. Freedom In
matters OF faith Is conceded, but no in,ar.
ference by the church with questions Of
State will be tolerated.
AN attempt was made on tho train from
Calais to Paris on the 2ssh 10 murder and
rob Rev. Mr.. Witchborne, an Englishman.
He was stabbed nvo times with ehizel,
and might not survive. The assaiiant, an
EngIishman, was arrested alter desperate
attempts 10 escape.
The Irish Chief Secretary, Trevclyal,
denied In the British House OF Commons
on the ssth that any paupers had been
shipped TO America by the Government,
and said those sent by the Commissioners
had been supplied with funds.
AT Berlin, Dresden and Cologne numer-
ous arrests were made on the 2slh, on &C.
count Of q conspiracy 10 betray secrets
relative TO the army OF Germany.
APARrr Of explorers left Melbourne,
Australia, on tho 18th for New Guinea, for
the purpose Of formally annsxing the un.
occupied portion Of the island 10 the Brit
ish Empire.
The bin permitting marriage with de.
ceased wife's sister was rejected by the
British House Of Commons on the 18th by
q vote Of il5 10 40.
THKHK were one hundred and thirteen
deaths from cholera at Damiesta. Egypt.
during the twenty-feur hours ended on the
ssth. Four deaths from the disease had
occurred on French iron.ciads at Port Bald.