The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-17
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lnaifnent n lhe debt NJ "a n Z &. has been
Allifmsi BY lbs United States Supreme cuaft
cnsaHtss tefou iis djh1hmabt. p.ael
HE I'll reducing iettef pIst e. 10 twa een
the law to ~ into operation ou The ist u Oe.
tulitr
lssthtcrioSs were given by sctrrtirg fol.
ger on the hth tliat tht wnIl Heenis" he
pltced on the new fvs.eent "A 90 IN order "a
meet The requirements ~ the law.
fnH the week en- led March q The issue u
standard silver dollars from the mlnls was
tita,4aJ Tho issue f1r tha corresponding
period last year was tlgf ili
A RECENT lmportan. decision BY the unlt.
cd states Fnlretne Court Is TO the effect that,
under the Federal Constitution, one state
has not the right 10 sue an ither State by any
method Of ndlreetion. Justices Field un
Harlan disaented Tho ease under review
was one where cltlssn u New llampsh re-,
holding repu llat'd Louisiana hlnl. brought
suit ia the naml Of his State against the Lou.
isia1a State Government
OS the 9th the p osc'utlon IN the star.
route case at Washington announced that its
case was c cos d.
CHARLES II, REEp dh not succeed In get
thug the 5000 appropriation BY Congress TOT
def ndlng Gulteau, tho item h,ylng been
stricken out by the Conference Committee
Ut the last moment
Tue stltc Department was visited recent
ly by committee Of thc Recognized Church
Of Latter.Day Saints, aud asked that the lot
ter Of Secretary Evarts TO foreign Govern
ments, which requested th / emigration oi
Nor o. proseytes q this country be pre-
tween polygimou3 Mormons and the petit
toners church, which holds polygamy In alb
horence.
OS the 9th the Malagassy Ambassador
reached Washington, and were received al
the guests Of the Government
OK The 1th ex-senator David Davis wa
the recipient Of solid silver service from
the employees Of the United States Senate.
The receipts aud expenditures Of the Post
office Department at W shngtol for thu
third quarter OF the calendar YER endet
Sci tember 30, lss!, werei Recepts, so,
5ib,a31; expenditures, $40, lSs,gc9; surplus
sS6,od3 During the sane quarter In iss
the receipts were 81, a,4D), 7O6 expenditures
s9,Gs6 $40; excess OF expenditures over 70
eeipts, slgG,iOL
THE National Treasury held s35s. 5l1,910 II
coin on the sth.
| EX-SENATOR TAnoR, on his wedding "
Il 10 stated, gave 10 his new iather.n.lav
sl0O,000 AMI 10000 to hs mother-in.law.
TnE Treasury Department at Washington
holds that the law removing the tax from
bank deposits ia retroactive, and that the Ia
accrued since the ist Of January can not b
collected.
DuRISB the progress Of the starroute trla
ON the nh Congressman Belford. Of Colorado
was fined siO0 an | costs, because he insiste
on denying the truth Of the testimony o
Rerdell, when the Court ordered him to b
silent.
A CIRCULAR has been, or will soon be
issued by the Post.onlce Department, notify
Ing postmasters Of the reduction Of letic
postsge which takes effect October |, an
warning them to reduce their stock OF stamp
as rapidly as possible. The beado Of Washing
ton, now on the three-ccut stamps, will b
used upon the new two.eent issues. tn
color and design Of the stamp has not yc
teen determined upon.
TnERE were 25a business failures In th
United States aud Canada dufiug the seyc
days ended on the sth, decrease Of tweni
as compircd with the failures OF the pr' cet
Ing seven dsyG
STATEMENT by Washington paper tha
an attempt had been reesntly mads TO ass 4
sinste ex.seerrtary Blaine, while be wa
riding IN carriage At tie Capital. was d'
ciircd by Mr.. Blaine on the 9th 10 be ur
founded.