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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Interesting Views Compilation,


TtfsntN Dan !. ~ Hsaais sssssd
" fHioluilea anffsd W NJ Hale. fslnnr
90 iAa He,felsfy n ~ Navy faf siaia
inent ~ Ne original eb,l n ihe vessels on
The havai register. and ihs aneHht 81
! f'lfd ~ fHfHlfA Hptcial messages from
We President we're received, calling atisn.
ilpn 70 the lleanepIn ranal pfats and pfe
~ ibs appropriation NJ li,tW,mi h eon.
unne work ~ the Mississippi River i'm.
pfoveman, ielow Cairo, IL me House
W. Hunt introduced Joint resolution fof
tha appropriation of tihg.0m h con.
ilnne work on the Mississippi nlvu
Improvements bills wefe introduced 10
admit Washington Territory AZ n state
and to regulate the manufacture mud salo
Of liquors In The Territories. Mf. Reach
on'trd Constitutional Amendment PRO.
NidinE Tor uniform laws on tho subject Of
marriage and divorce.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. b..-.ln the Senate
hr ilumb presented petition fium
twenty thousand veterans for soidisrs'
home 10 Kansns. Mr. Logan presented n
petition for pensions for ex.prlsoner. of
war A resolution was adopted that
tho Aiorney.gcnoral furnish CONDO,
OF reports on abuses In the Fedcrnl
courts In the Southern States. In the Hou %
resolutions were offered for iotaliatory
legislation against countries which have
arbitrarily excluded our food products. A
bill for the relief of Fitz John Porter was
reported by the Military Committee.
THURSDAY, Jan. io.-Mr Dawes intro.
duced bill In tho Senate to provide
Tor the Is establishment N q postal telc.
graph sysiom bv the Government. Four
bills were introduced In relation 10 pon.
sions aud awards " Ian | 10 sol tiers Mr.
sawyer introduced bill 10 prohibit tho
mailing Of newspapers containing
lottery advertisements, A resolution
was adopted directing tho secro'ar Of
War to inform the Senate Of the amount
Of money required to equalizc tho bounties
OF those who served In the late war. In tho
House joint resolution for tho Immediate
appropriation Of $1,000 for Mississippi
River improvements was referred. A res.
olution was adopted calling on the Srcre.
lary OF tho treasury to give his reasons
for discontlnuing the issue OF silver Ger.
tiiicates. Adjourned to the ilth.
FRIDAY, Jan. ll.--In the Senate bill
was passed appropiiating 100000 "a
continue improvements on the Mississippi
River. Mr.. Edmunds handed in bill for
the relief OF tire survivors Of tho Jeannettc
expedition, and Mr.. Call Int oduced on,
for the establishment OF savings banks al
all Presidential Post.ofllces. MIR. Cullon
spoke at length in regard to his bill to 70
organize the legislative power Of Utah by
means OF Governor and Council Of nine
Adjourned to the nth. The House was moi
In session.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

n 80 reported IN lhs i4lh ibai NJ and
Hft TesAlFHd shn FHfs rfaft5 HHfasfad
" fHtHefs "A astlaf HHF, a. #ris ZAP
liiy recovering Nit faTraehi afeasa.i
. men hAmei ilspelgs, rhs. with ls0
i#uihef#. Hfe bfssfhtff H. 4 taiHfHd fhHHf,
~ eummilllha ihs tflHe, siieflHs ihsf 4ie
recognized bios before w. eHiefd ihe
hHuse
raf final haflal fibe frmalaa N raplsh
Webi, killai ehila attempting la swim iha
Niagara whldnaul, took place on the inlh
~ husp1nslon bridge, n ", sllh Mas nile
hduma.
1Hr Qndneek and Afrilr mills N tanl
onchef. ~ l., belonging " ihs AiHaaua "a.
tate, were recently sold 70 iha uhian Com,
patty Tot tloiAn,
TnF fsrpstweavpfs ~ New York ~.
sumcd wofk on the luth. They had been
On n strike f1r nlno months, and iha
amount " wages thus lost would aaHre.
gate fial,0Jl.
CnAnLfa y. llotara an Henry Jackson
we're on the 10Th Indicted w the Grand
Jury ut Freehold, n j., Tor starting fires
at Rod Bank which cauiel lone, ot si01.
gn.
nucktrf n To-, hry.goods merchants nt
Utica, N. ", made an assignment fow
days nFn 10 secure liabilities of $4,000.
Ar River Heal, II l., George lottery
confessed on the 10Th that he had killed
his step.child by twisting it, head first
one way and thcn another until he broke
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
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THROUGH LACK or CAUTION.
A Dang of Twenty-Five Men working In a
Railroad Cut Hun Into by u rrain-thre.
Killed aud several inIured.

hllieu ana NeNorhi thlut"us
PITTSBURGH, PA, Jan.p.
llrInion Station, on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, eight miles enst OF here, was the
scene this evening of terrible accident.
which resulted IN the instant killing " two
men and the severe inIurng Of tIyc others,
ono Of whom has slnce dod. All day n
large force of men had boon employed ON
tho Pittsburgh Division NJ tho Pcnnsyl'
vanla Railroad cleaning the snow from the
track. A. u cut Just east OF Brin,on some
iftcen or twenty mon were engaged III
evening about seven O'Clock, when the
Walls accommodation suddenly rounded
the bend nj Brinton, an before all the mon
could get out of the cut they were run
down. The tain was stopped ~ quickly
na possible aud backed 10 the scene of the
accident, when u terrible sight met The
gase of the passengers aud train men. The
dead and dying were scattered along the
track Tor iftg yards. Tue boji1s Of two
men were found badly mnngltpl aud life
extinct. Five others wcrs badly injured,
and one has since died IN the hospital. The
names Of the killed, with the exception Of
Jacob blleldclburger, aged ~, arc M, known,
as the mon were only engaged to-day, and
were not even known 10 their fellow work
/ men.
The names Of the injured are Frank Co.
lin, aged ~, single; back hurt dangerously
Herman Sands, aged ~, singlei right lsg
broken.
Z, Chilli. aged 2s, married. dangerous
scalp wound; lott knso aud arm fractured
John Fisher. aged ~, Ainglei right knee
fractured.
After the accident tho men crnwlad oul
n tie snow la all directions. The accident
| WIS causru uf tiiu fsti.~s - shs s-.s ..
have lookout 10 warn thom ~ tile ap
proach of trains, and as II was dark aud 4
locomotive standing near by with slaan
escaping, ID was impossible 10 SEQ or heal
tain coming. Il Is known that twenty
llyc men were working In the cut when thi
acrident occurred, and all have been nc
counted for,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
The East.

Az aged couple, James &. Townsend and
wife, were probably fatally beaten with
hammer on the sti at Oyster Bay, L. l.,
by robbers.
A LOSS q s5OO,oo) was caused by the
burning Of tho opera. House Block at
Meadvile, Pa, few mornings ago. The
lower portion was occupied by stores aud
Offices.
FiRE destroyed Smith, Winston & Co.'S
coffin factory IA New York the other day,
causing a loss Of si9),O0
AT Boston on the sih ten assisted immi.
grants arrived from England, but they
were not permitted TO land.
ANuMBER Of iron and s;esl.mills In Penn.
sylvanii resumed operations on the s.h,
generally at a reduction Of wagc..
A WEALTHY iarlnsr named Samuel
Brown, seventy years old, hanged himself
few days ago at Freehold, n. j., In the
log house In which he was born.
FRAscis W. ROCKWELL has been nomi-
mated for Congressman by the Republicans
Of the Twelfth Massachusetts District, 10
succeed Governor Robinson.
A aAiNsToHn AMI heavy wind on the 9th
did great damage at Castleton, VI, and
surrounding towns.
A TRAIN on the evening n ,heoth dashed
into gang OF men who were clearing
snow from. tho tracks near Brenton sta
tion, Pa, and three were killed and Ave
wounded, two fatally.
A FEw days ago William and John sher.
lock. who left Clayton, n. ", for their
home In How Island. persisted In a snow.
storm, the latter being founi 50 badly
fros..bittsn that his hands and feet
dropped off. and the former was frozen
stiGf.
TaRouoHour the region between buffalo,
n. Y. and Portland. Me-. storm Of great
severity prevailed OF theeth. Trains wer'
abandoned on three roads at ths former
city. Al soHis places the snow was fou'
feet deep On the level. Al Coney ISLAM
stores. bathhouses and piers wert
wrecked, causing loss of ssDo.eF. and a
Atlantic City great damsgs vas alss done
cofosnl A. G. wooDwoHrH has beef
nominated By the Democrats q The Twelfti
Massachusetts, District for Congressman
10 .urrssa esvsrnof Robinson.
Txa recent storm the Eaxlish hsrk VI
nina uss vrscied near West Crsek, ~ =.
ed sh- ers~ psfishsd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
Aw,st, roa mrnprn,
I w4shiHaian sfafa tiy wHs tHaeffHkes
WhFfssals fHisHHia4 ~ ifsmsa fiefHei
aHa t4liie. Ife tH#fssafi it#slaa Hillsd
~ tfeihef Haa NsHt

4 Washington sfafa tfy whs tHasffHkss
WhFfsssis fHisaHla4 ~ iismsa fieiHas
aHa t4iiie Ife fHHfssafs fl#tlaa Hfilsd
W. Helhef saa tsntl
wssHs0yus, . q isa z,
a depfatsi and vicious laakins eaiafsi
tny hsmsA Al4hanst keil, 4 iseh Yesfs
all, w4s IN ludHa HHeli'a taHfl thll mHfa
inF im enmuIi inf . series ~ sifeelnui
ih0ia. hs lives wlih aa nnfla, alefp#ftsa
~ rHiafri msa, TAu tHsiins1 lhai Hhnt
ihe lth n lasi mouth The hoy Ilught = iios
Of "ilpush m nalsh and 1asnilly n af'
seuie When he went homs W. pul lhs e1n'
tents IN ihfee quarts II milk with The H.
lenilun ai poisoning the family, bui failed
N The attempt Nest day ts renewed the
attempt, putting the poison Ia tuekel Of
wnier lirnismin's eight cllldfpn drank
ifnm The hueket and were taken with
palns ~ The stomach, lnt all feedv'
efei, lle also pAve arsenic 10 cattle,
witch mada them sick and kiliu,l pne
pig, lla spllnkleh arsenic on Mrs, lenja
minis tfeAd Hhe, however, di.coyefei "
aud threw The bread away, ile also ~.
tempted ~ aut nfe 10 the barn. lui the eofn
ahu0ha burned ~ slowly he thought ha
would he detected aud put out
tho lire. Just buforu Chfl.imas hv undeav.
ured 10 cot one ot the childrcn'a throat
while asleep, hut she woke up lust as be
had hia han raised 10 cut har lie built q
llrc, called his aunt out to SEQ u aud then
threw handful of cartridges into the iire
and ran away, hoping she would bo killed
by the explosion.
Tho boy stated that white living IN naltl.
| more lie pnlsound his mnther aud aunt whn
dird from the effects, and One time attempt
ed 10 set hts mothers house ON nre. liz
also said that white In Baltimore he uaed
10 poison prrHons and cattle fnr spite. lle
viii he examined ~ 90 his menial cpndi
/ tiuu
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
Foreign Intelligence.

An exciting me'liug Of the Montreal
Loan & Mortgage Company was hcli nt
Montreal on the sh, when n was AN.
nouncel that The nb,condng Treasurer
Craig, was q default Tor at least $4,000,
CouNr foL5toi, Russian Minister " tho
Interior was informed by the Nihilists On
the sth that hc had been sentenced 90
death. Thirty additional mon hal boon
placed on hig ho ~ guard.
Ar Ottawa, Ont, tho greatest snow.
storm In fifteen years prevailed on tho
OH. ! was about four fest deep on the
level.
A riRE recently burned Austin's lace
fac ory, near Nottingham, Eng, causing a
loss Of $4,000.
TnE total number Of emIgrants arriving
In Canada during lSS] was lsl,iOj. Of
whom I2,s2l passed. through TO settle in
the United States.
MEs 10 the number OF sixty thousand,
representing tho six great provinces Of
Italy, made pilgrimage on the Oh 10 tho
tomb Of King Victor Emmanuel, In Rome.
They marched TO tie Pantheon and DE-.
poiitcd on tho monument four hundred
wrralhs.
ON tho OH an American naval officer nr.
rived at Dundee, Scotland. 10 charter n
whaling steamer aud engage IN search
for the Gregly party, whom he believes to
be alive.
Tnr duiioi Of Premier Of Egypt have
/ hcep assumed ~ Hubui rssha.
TnE celebrated German theological
writer, jean Pierre fangc, committed
suicide few days ago at Berlin BY drown
Ing.
A vienna tAustrial engineer was on th'
i0.h arrested on charge of killing foui
girls after obtaining their money under
promises of marriage.
STRoSy rcco lamentations were made by
the Corn Exchange u Montreal ON tho l0tl
In favor Of untrnmmelel Interchange o.
the productions Of Canada nni the United
States, and the abolition Of all burdeni
upon shipping by tho 81 Lawrence route
DURISG n recent flrs In the barracks n
Broga, spain, eight persons wera kille,l.
TnE other day hfly mules wers slolei
near New Laredo, Mex, after the lad IL
charge Of them had been murdered, an
run across the Rio Grand, where the,
were found by a squad Of Texas Rangers.
OFFICIALS At 81. Petersburg on th
llth sHized documents slowing that a rev
olntionnry league existed among tire stu
dents OF Moscow. All the officials al
Gatschina Palaces were under strict control
0x thr fffh fha haaatnauta af nnllIa m
Cornwall, Ont, were inundated by back
water from the ~. Lawrence, and worl
hal been suspended.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
LATER.

TnE Chinese At Canton arc vigorously
preparing Tor war.
TnE strike among tho scamcn aud
stokers a. Marseilleu, France, IL spTcad.
Ing.
TIM Government seized two tugs in
Fan Francisco on the i2gh for smuggling
brandy.
srocKAEs's profits on the free range
In Texas are estimated at sl0,S0,poJ
year.
CATHOLIC missionaries In Southern
China have recently been grieyously mai
treated.
BRooKLYS. n, Y, IL hguring on a
further increase Of OO0,9DO gallons In Der
daily water supriy.
TnE people of Dakota arc very much
IN earnest about having the Sioux rsserva'
tion opened.
TnE New Workers arc discussing tho
adyisability of an ordinance 10 linii, the
height Of buildings.
A rRrrdnr train ran into an open
switch near sidney, o., on the iS,h killing
the fireman, George Schumacher.
MINNIE TlAuck's concert company was
showed in near Dunkirk, n. ", on the i5th,
lhstrain being buried In the drift seven
hours.
PorueAL repels the charge Of mo-
nopolising the Congo trade, and says tina,
II Is free 20 all the world.
FUNERAL services were held on tho
iah over the uultisn itisi remains oi nina
victims Of the BeIIeville tIlil convent dis'
astsr.
SEVERAL appropriation bills arc about
ready 70 b. reported 10 tue House VI Hep.
rsssniativsi. aud Congress will then ct
fairly a; work.
TnE Coroncr's jury In the case u tho
victims al the Bsllsviils llii.i convent hrs
rendered a yerllei in aeeorianes viih ths
general facts Of the disaster. LAYING stress,
however, upon the inadequate means AZ.
fordesi for escape from the building and the
fac, that no wairhman was employed. ani
cSnd-mn The practice u ffoominz students
In third. tory dorlnitorlss. Thry say also
that The tirsmsn did ali thsy could ~iih the
means Al hand.
TuE Egyptians have made arrange
u.ent. win the hostile TRIES On the Bsrt'sr
feass whereby The withdrawal of Egyptian
troops from Khsftoam vill b greatly f.
eilitstad.
THEnt l. report At Des Moines. Ia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

lHefi fsE5 Alss4airp. 81 frsaa. "a.
less AaHafaaa iHaiafali.al rsfHwtli, 4.
Wt fahH Jarvis. 4f HlffstH. VA
fHf Hlhaf Hlahf fitHf4is nlafs liaass
II aalms. Aia., s#a dalifs4eIi ~ Hff.
THN ddafi " fhH Fauhffsi nsha 81 WI A..
stHHei8. ~, Wffa diced nn tbs iiia h
nhla4uaHrs n NJ saslfamsni hg tha M
mltiH. N neifaF
Artnff afel4hf hunters. IA aitamntisa
ftasnflg ia slaufffaf Hra If pfaifls
sHlaatns nasf fufa H.ii. iaaains 90 narsleaa
ifat iiffa uf theft nuuiaf wma fafntff
HHaadat.
NtAa randis nn. urn, tasaensnr tfsin
was taAan pastrtsl8n II an ilo iith Nv 4
muh N teu huntfai met recently iIs.
cdafeoi hy ihe fallroii. uoneai Miles
sehi iva companies N feeiiafi fran, Faft
Maila NAiii. lui q crowd ~ toufht lalnaa
the rldtcfs an ovefp1eafsd tho soldiers
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Iosf n al0nf of nFi.t
a wpst ~ me see fsfasy ss#sf tHfii~
iHsffs ~ ~ flfs ssfIHa ties ~ tefs
eve iIsa saliufs flss fladIaf Wsstts9
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WfNfh HH Ire HfW fHfafV tH4sf FHfff~
fHsfis ~ ihs ifs ssfiHa ties - liess
eve ths ssliafs flss fiedies WHtissS
ashHfN.
nssfH Htfrs n : isH. n
Tha imfhsnllas fIHlfs, ifau falmsnaas
England, slfuNk IN lHn4 iiafeh netfiY Hth
llHalis lAieHsVlun Hiatlan NJ u, nialu'
mile rsst n tlils plsfa, an TIE ldtY eVprinH
atauf seven D. m Hha vs. sNnn Discovered
~ the Ilie'rAvlhn pntf0imeu anil ilsy
notlaai the ofew N its ~ 8islni Hts.
tinn. After several ifulilem sllempla ilHss
wefe ahal avef TIE Klmlfa's h1w Tbs wui
wss blowing q gaie aud tie fsiH fell IN t1f.
rents, making he woih 4 ihe mea lnlh 90
shiphonrd ani un shore especially dlili7uli'
and impeding THE movement of the line.
The fope, however, wnf hnallY pulled ~
by The baftrutins's efaw and tho ufuai
question. shouted from the sraft 10 lani II
all was fieht and iaul, ahl u u waa safe
TO hang the llie.caf, While the wofh n ad'
Iusting tho ear was In progress, dpinyudhy
the Recovered tup' the Elnlfa Awank
around side 10 the sfa. slipping the rope ~
aud throwing II out ut position Ihoic un
tire shore could hear the shnnii n the sal.
ora and the dash " the breakers on tho
hull. Steadily the Liio.aavins men worked
ta adjust tho ear, Whom suddenly great
wavr struck the bnfksntne aud swept
over hur, carrying everything with IT,
when tho spray cleared ~ the nammoii
wave receded ii WIS evident That those 90
board hal been washed into the ocean. 10
| required but n few minutes iheh lur ihe sea
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WHOLESALE POISONING.
seven out Of u Family Of Nine Persoss
Psi.oncd-Threr Dead and the 0ii,sr-
Not Expected 10 Llse-A sslghbor sns.
p-ct.d of Having Placed tho Poison IN
the water bucket.

p-et.d of Having Placed tho Poison In
the water bucket.
DALLAS, TEX. Jan.p.
The details of horrible cfime come from
ito neighboring county Of kaufman. A
poor. Tut honest aud respectable. family
named Byrd hays resided several years
past near Kaufman, renters q the farm a
Dr. Bennett. Last Thursday night one after
another of the family, beginning with the
father. was attacked with q violent spasni'
like sickness until seven out Of the nine
members we're prostratei at the point of
death. Medical aid was summoned. Ev-
cry symptom indicated poisoning, and the
treatment was for that specific kind oI
sickness, cinetic. and ot.ier antldotos belng
administered. but ta no saving purpose.
by sunday evening last the father and two
u his little daughters we're eDrpsr, and
four other members Of the family were no,
expected 10 live through the night. The
theory Of tho poisoning is that whatever
articls was used was put In the family wa.
tcr.buehst shout Thursday evening,
as investigation established the fact
that every ons of the sick had
drunk frufn the bucket, While Tue
Two wh0 were not stricken hal not tasted Of
the water. Who the polsOper u has not
been thoroughly established. hut farmer,
Mans not learned, Is strongly suspected.
The reasons for suspecting him ars that a
few weeks ago ons of the Byri boys wors
suit Of clothes II the accused without bis
consent 10 attend circus al Dallas. He
had young Byrd tried before justice ol
NJ. psars Tor theft. Byrd was acquitted
and set free. fil.feeiing has sincs existed.
and the accused is said on several coca
sious % havs threatened n have re,snge
Tor what he terms persecution of himself
by the Byrds. The dead have al teen kept
| ln the house awaiting results OF tho other
sick msmhsrs, that post-mortsm sxamina.
ton may ba made on the bodies ~ all. that
the fact ~ death from polsonina may b.
| fully established and material Tor criminal
prosecution secured. Sheriff Wilson, Who
arrived In Dallas this afternoon from kauf.
man. SAYS that two more of the victims are
undoubtedly dad, a. they sere given ~
By the physicians q . late hour last night
| Hs says the affair has created great excite
| ment in the community. and the most ek.
/ trums feeling against The suspected party.
against whom strnng threats of lynchlng
are freely msds. lie had not been arrested
when Sheriff Wilson len Kaufman this
morning. bat u was probable ths, be
would b., Or surrender 10 the authorities
Tor safety during the day.
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t<'tA"sffff ~ Nf't - =
Saturday night on The plantation q W.
q. Taylor, fenolr County. an sn'iss family
of negroes, WIN. Groom, wife and sin chill.
drrn. were burned 10 death. The weather
vas the coldest Of the season. and Il IL sup.
possd iarEs Gre vas made before retiring
and the house. caught from brands falling
on the foor. II waa not discovered I'll
noon Sunday. when nsighbors who ven, 70
wish the family found nothing but th.
ashs. of The house and The remains Of eight
human bslazs. Tie father sni mother
we're found near togethefi an Infant -.
tween them. where the bed had stood. Ths
others vere in their usual place of rest
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roLrnHrs. gA. Isa.s
Ths Colamtus Fsmsl. College burned
dosH this moruinx. TIE Gre originated
from defertlv. hne. ard ~hsB discovered
wss - far under ~sy u esald not h~ cosr
trui-a. Hydrsnts we're frozen and The
nfensn hal din'euity In shswinx them.
An The inmates we're sfsa-<i IN Tine y
s.sap.. Ths baildlnx cost tE1.aoa. ssd 80
Injured for szn.1. The fHrniture was IN
surea Coz E.eo. Th> entirs los , s<ti.
mated Al al.5at .I1.e1, ials ever iasdila1s
pFss~ljy fa.app. The eoiIess v.s - lvof
- a < 4 = company. O. n 01<n1. RFu1<
dent 4 pas established s~xsa yeerv -
ssi rs y a7srishisz 'ostI'Igs = v'n ,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19
PROHIBITION OF AMERICAN PORK.
French Economists Alarmed over the Pro-
posed ReprisRis.

p"soh h'pf's"ss
PARIS. Jan. II.
Regarding the retaliation proposed in
Washington against tas prohibited Inn.
portatIon by France and Germany OF
American pork, Ia France publishes .
most sensible aud iorciclc leader, written
by tho distinguished economist, NJ. Simon.
IN, protesting against tho present policy OK
prohibition, aud clearly demonstrating
that France will be the greatest sufferer.
NJ. sImonln writes, "The bill OF II. Bort II
a most absurd and most dangerous meas
ur,. The official returns show that tho
value Of the Imports Of pork fell In the last
year from 5O,0O0,0o) francs 10 100 900 franes'
subjectlng the ports Of Havre. bordeaux
and Marseillss TO a loss OF nt least thas
amount Of trade, aud deprivlns the poorer
classes of cheap hnu ny.' is'si"s f~-s. aA-
members Of commerce throughout France,
the Academy Of Medicine aud The Council
of Public Health have protested In vain
against tho action OF the Goscrnmsns
The war against American pork was begun
and continued In the interest Of ring OF
pro,ectlonlsts, pork.packers and rnisern at
Nantes. who want 10 monopolike the ham
market themselves. Now, u II high time
ths French people should open urir eyes
to the danger which Is now nisnacrd ny
American rpprisals. Tho reports Of tho
American Consuls to their Government,
have directed attention 10 the alleged shni.
t.ration OF French wines. The analysis OF
| The munipal labof storie. Of raris lend color
| 10 this charge, and perhaps give cause Tor
| III. action of tho American Congress. IL
| tLs United States restrict or prohibit the
| importation of French wines another
enormous loss will BE- INFLICTED on ffencn
| commerce. aud thi. at tho very moment
whsn our economic disturbance aud dimin'
ishlnx exports are the greatest. In tho
evsnt Of such prohibition yI,ioDp0D francs
| viii b. Loaf, thus making to'at OF nearly
100 90 francs, and thus paying dearly
ior this protection u a few pork-parksrs o.
| <auta.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-19

A shooting ARRAY o<rnrrsd snnrs saf-e
miles south Of town Wednesday sitefngp.
slDut ave o'eIock b>tueen Jsn oiilii.nd
..d J.hn n. Malone, which resulted IN ths
5'sth a flsllilznd. They. IN enmpsny uiih
,.fher<. we're Frturrin< hrme from t1< ilf'
...i, cnurt. g.liiland. Enos aad seth AIlis
~.r~ tnrslhsr and nnd~r ths inngencs q
~bishv. uhen Z quarrel suss>d bssws..
tl.., .ai Malone. lrawin< o<1t of IN ed
ss.,d t-sws~n uilisisnd and Malone 1ney
III Al. no.,ns.i and gilliIand stcoi viii
a..,sl In hsni. uhsn Malone. beng a<pa.:
X constable. dfsw he pistol snd sitempse1
~ srrssf UlIiiiand. Both nfsd simsltnaS
s.siv with ths result - shove.