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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-20
A Horrible Crime Committed BY Jersey
City Hoodlums.
ILLINOIS MURoeRERs Gagged.
Tive % Them womss-ssfs sad stsrs
Sacked 81 Somerset. In Atsssoss
County-ssvsrsi Dcstructivs
yirss from Incs.diarism.
THE GENERAL CRIMINAL RECORD.

MlIIco CITY, Nov. ls-tvia Calves
ton).-Great popular excitement pro-
walls here over tho English debt ques-
ton. Knots Of people are on the street
corners, discussing rumors that the bill
will be defeated or withdrawn. It's OPP
posers claim that f2,5O0,OO0 In excess
over the amount necessary for tho con-
version OF the debt Is q grand steal; also,
that Mexico Is unable 20 meet the inter.
est. Crowds In the streets are shouting:
"DeRth to Gonzalosw Although un-
armed they have been fired into
by the soldiery Some have been
killed and many wounded
CONGRESS ConrELLED TO AID OURS.
During the debate in tho chamber of
deputies this afternoon u shot fired by n
guard i'm tho street outside caused such
excitement and confusion in the gallery
and in tho body of the house that the
speaker was compelled TO adjourn the
session. Large bodies of troops are
patroliing the streets Tonight.
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q o'clock fur busslcs, = hesfse spd two
horses we're consumed IN thu nsioes.
Mr.. Harry Hart aud u negro we're sleep
Ing In the stable al the tine. The negro
barely tiuie 10 escape. Mr.. Hat had Ia
lump out ~ n two.s'ory window, and IN
doing So, Injured his right fnDt very bad
~. Mr.. ksnnerly In liz Galveston on "a
bridal tour. Insurance, ti,tno, which
will about cover losses,
AT PA1TERsos, rEHNHfvAsiA,
MifFLlNTOwE, Nov. lh-A nro broke
out In Patterson, on tle Juniata, this
morning. Eight houses, occupied by
eleven families, four stores aud the post
Office were destroyed. Tho Ines will ag-
gregate 90, 900; insurance. $4,000.
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TO Colorado or Nav Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all q mis-
take. ANY reasonable man would use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for cOnsumption in all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains In the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 80
cents and $l.00. Sold by Hickox q Pat
terson, the druggists, who are always
looking after the interest OF their GUS
toners; have now secured the sale
Of DR.. Bosanko's Coughand Lung Syrup,
colds, pains in tho chest and all lung af-
fections. for proof try . free sample
bottle. Regu ar sizo. 50 cents and Sl.OO.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-11-20

NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-Ths wedding Of
Marshall Orme Wilson and Caroline
Schermarhorn Aston, the youngest and
only unmarried daughter Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. VIM. Aston. took place to-day
at the residence of the BRIDES parents,
and was the society event Of the season.
The bridesmaids and ushers
gifts of diamonds from
the bride and groom. The
presents to the bride included . house
from Mr.. Aston. Their value Is estimSt-
ed at $25O,0OO. The reception iasted four
hours, when banquet was served.
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Mothers, Mothers, hotherst

Are you disturbed 81 night aud brokon
OF your rest by . sick child suffering and
crying with the oxcruciating pain OF
cutting teeth' II so, go at once and get
= bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. II will relieve tho poor little suf-
fcrer immediately-depend upon u;
there is no mistake about u.
There is not mother on earth
who has ever used IL who will
not toll you at once that 1t will regulate
the bowels, and give rest to the mother,
and relief and hoslth to the child, opera
ting like magic. Is is perfectlp safe to
uso in all cases and pleasant to the taste,
and Is the prescription Of ono of the old.
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. n cents q bottle.
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AyiDs-Suipnurtc, q, carbOy, 1915; citric, n
ID, 5tc: oxaiic, p 10. Is: tartaric, powdered v
p, 81.
GUMs-Arabic, select, p ID, SOC: asafetida
Is to 3Oc; canphor, % 70 "a; opium s4.9e TO 40.
uus--Beryamot, Sanderson's, tb' 21e;
winiersreen, S2.25; olive, Malaga, sl.2s
PorAsH-Bromtde. " 10. 81 to 4Oc; iodide.
soAps-Castile, notified, v n. s9loc: cas-
tie. white, lA0l5.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, CARO-, n ID
&c: alum, ad4; arrowrool, Bermuda, 3Dc; Bal
sam, copaiba, Sc; borax, refined, l5Gl6; Gallo.
uel am, TIC; castor oil, q gal, $l.fG LOO,
oassia buds, 4 II, lS9is; cream tartar, pure,
y ID, 80; corrosive sublimate, q ID, IS; chlOro-
form, y n, &l.o5asl.l0; extract logwood, 6n!h
,odine, resublImated, b 10, geo; leaves,
ouchu, short, y ID, Is; leaves, senna, Alex,
1, ib, 25; morphine, sulph, !, or, 1850; spirits
inter- sweet, y N, %; sirychnia, crystals, .35
. Lao: 'apiocs, y d. !: wax, white, y ID,
1dj63.
cbOni1ia. 10 to Etn
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JBFFlRsoN, Nov. ls.-[Special.l- Ar.
J. j. Cundiff, foreman Of the Wide
Awake office, was married . few days
ago to Miss Rose Annette, Of Frederick
town, Missouri. He has returned homo
with his bride, and his friends are glad
to welcome them. Mr.. Cundiff hes al
ways borne the reputation of . thorough
gentleman, and highly merits his no.
bio help mate.
A rabid dog this morning wss shot at
by Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Hart.
The scene created quite an excitement.
The dog hes no. boon captured up to this
writing.
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Land for Sale.

Six hundred and forty acres Of land
City, worth $25 per acre, must be sold
ny December s, 1884. Will take IS (five
dollars) per acre, $640 cash, balance in
four years, at 10 per cent. interest, For
particulars enquire Of J. s. Daugherty,
7Ol Main street, Dallas Texas, or Nc
Ginnis, Barnard q McGinnis, Colorado,
TaYaa
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Mems zip progans, s5Qtl.25; boys' kip bro
sans, so0bl.o0; mems p. calf hrogans, l.0oSl:7S;
Boys II. calf brogaps, 86G1.25 mems kip
buckle plows, 1.UIgl IS: boys kip 2-buckie
aiogs 851l.25: mems buff balls. congress and
DnMon, l75e2.75; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.500i.5O: mems kip boots, 24OOG
Nl0; mems r. calf boots, 24.O0tD45.0O; mems
cs,f boots, 25OOdSO.00: boys kin boots, $1,000
ls-vO; hoys P. calf boots, l8.58G2400; boys
SAT- boots, q. 5On27.O0; women's ~ kip polk 81
chlld's III Kip polkas, all sizes, 45G55c; child's
pk ,pOikas, all sizes, 55t985c; women 9 calf peg
and SIS polish, i.Oo(ol.s5; Mfsses' calf peg and
81 polish, e0t9l.l0; womens bun sewed pol.
Jl.87i,: women's grain sewed and polish, 20
ipi.26; women's kid sewed, Mt9L75; women's
<osi sawed poiisb. |. Stnl.7 5. wOmen's graIn
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Horrible Crime in Jersey.

JERSEY CITY, Nov. ia horrible
outrage by Jersey City hoodlums came
to light this morning. The victim was
Mrs. Bridget Lynch, aged As, who re
sides with her aged husband in delapi-
dated shanty on the meadows near the
Hackensack river. The couple were
awakened Sunday night by loud rap
ping on the door. Mrs. Lynch FROM the
window recognized Feline Woods, aged
IL; Anton Dlckerson, aged 10; Michael
Nash, aged 18-all three being known to
her as desperate characters, and she re-
fused to open the door. As they persist
ed, the woman called her husband, who
came forward with an axe handle just
as the door gave way. The old man was
speedily overpowered and brutally
beaten. In the meantime his wife ran
Tor assistance, but the ruffians pursued
and overlook her. DisreYarding her ap-
peals for mercy, they dragged her into
the bushes, repeatedly outraged her,
and only departed after threatening the
pair with death if they reported the fact
to the police. The terror stricken, in
jured pair kept silence, except that the
husband told the tale to an acquaintance
Who repeated it to the police. The gull
ty trio have been captured and identi-
fed
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Another Burglary.

SAN ANTONIO, Nov. ls.-ISpecial.]-At
Somerset, Atascosa county, on the night
of the 18th instant, the store of George
Mudd was opened and robbed by
burglars. They got away with the con-
tents of the till, some goods and cleaned
out tho showcase. Loss 1925.
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rRUIr. POULrEY, GAME, ETC.

APPLEs--s3d4 per barrel.
ORAsGKs-sicfly, y case Of 200. 800; Valen'
Zinc. nominal.
LEHoSs--sjicily, 200 u box; Malaga, 100.
DATEs-In fraIls 10(Gl2c.
BAsANAs--3nG tiAv h bunch.
gRAPEs-Maiaga, 6.00(eb. 80 half barrel.
SWEET PoTATcEs-NoDinal.
PoTAToRs-Y bushel, obc.
CARBheE-Nev 22tS2.5o v dozen, or 501<c
dGcxsss-we quote at soo@ss6 , dossn;
srkeys. Tsic.
EaGS-ac r dOs.0.
BurTsk-Cho"e ee~4efns 2tgDos}oo
- TX >-p- try. sH-xr ~
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Free Distribution.
What causes the great rush at Hickox
q Patterson's drue store? The free dis
tribution of sample bottles of DIR. b.
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for coughs, colds,
consumption and bronchitis now on the
market. Regular size SO cents and 81.
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Large Tract of Land for Sale.

Thirty-three Thousand acres, in solid
body; river running through the land,
40 foot WATERFALL; plenty OF pine timber
and good grass and protection. Price 80
cents per acre. This is one of the best
ranches in the world. For terms, etc.
write or call on
MCGINNIs, BARNARD q McGINFIs,
Colorado, Tex
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SArrrp-steers from 2.50 to .6. Fat bar
veal calves, eco 70 500. Mich cows, $500 10
400 per head.
sOto<oO.
ssP-Muttons. 20e to $50.
h..e pr,css are for live weights per loo lbs.
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A Trio OF Alleged Murderer. Captured,

A Trio OF Alleged Murderers Captured.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. i8.-lSp cial. Ed
ward Rodgers, Lottie Marlborough and
Sophrona Mutt we're arrested At Fan
cher, Illinois, and Jailed at Shelhyville,
to-day, charged with the murder and
robbery Of Frank Crooks. furniture
dealer, on June IA last. The detectives
making the arrest claim that the proof
Of the guilt of the prisoners is positive.
element at the time, but all efforts to
trace the murderers until now were in
effectual,
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LuussR AHD sUILDIHa HArsRIAL.

HoyoH .ys: Y !. DcS y f'''' % Si.o's'
DnssaSD Lunssa-ons side, select, - =
100; onS side, over u Inches Wide, sH,s =
ss i've g, eide; sM 80 .ii On. ~; ,so 5;
white pine aiding, second common. tN,0 y
100; poplar aiding, IN p 900; rough ceiling
lis v LOO; y ceiling. dressed and nndressed,
10 y foo; q ceiling, dressed and undresaed,
tS 900; poplar ceiling, sE.s0 p loo; white
S4ps ceiling, IN y ,OO; dressed and matched
aScJ,n! ,S ~ 900; Inch q s %S roash'
Dine. X. No. I cypress. x.S; 8. K cypress,
X. so; boas, best or all heart cypress, IS; d.
ssnsion cypress. 4 inches, 70; round end oy'
,s - N
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The season for fires is upon us. So in
sure your home with Smith d Hall,
agents ut Dallas for the Sun of London,
Transatlantic. Fireman's Famed, Wes-
tern of CALIFORNIA, and the Oakland OF
CALIFORNIA.
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C0rrOs

sput eotion nusht W have been insIhsd up
IN the Dslia. iAfsei yesie 'dsy as ,l,sl sed
sivsnee Occ ffed to-day aad fate. ara nnw
e. quoted There lisa heavy shnu in'efas' 10
thls city and buying u aeilveat the advance
iiverpani and New YORK are each higher to-
lsy y. l. Indicated Receipt. = frl Ing on
stssdiiy here, Total NJ 10 lssi night IL ltyto
bales; shipments are n 'S bales and ssosss
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pERSONAIrWeak and Undeveloppa

PARTS OfthI dur ian Body Enlarged, ts>lveI'
oped and s;i. .igt ,ened," Flc., is all 'htcresi.
re0Iy to In amlrier we will say Tint {l,ere II M
,vI,is acs ~ humbng about his On he con
10y tie advertisers are very h'slfy indorsed
wins al naytIcpi AZ; b, sdSfssr.or F,is
Medic 70, =. O. BOX ~. ts'sttsi., \. s-fts
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KNOWING THAT
CHILLARINE

Has not ami cannot fall 10 cure, We offer $50
Reward for any case Of Chills 1t falls to cur
when directions are followed.
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Do not take the risk of your house and
barn burning when you can keep 1t in
sured and feel safe in case of accident.
The Sun, of London, insures your
homes and barns. Smith & Hall, agents,
Dallas,
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CITY Mills Changed Hands.

Mr.. Geo. Henry has sold out his city
mill business to Burns IL Knox, who are
Michigan milIsrs and who are known
for their straightforward dealings and
thorough work.
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A Government Clerk suicides.

WAsHINaToN, Nov. ls.-Hiram Bo-
dine, al Ohio clerk in the sixth auditors
office. committed suicide this afternoon
by shooting himself through the heart.
while seated at his desk in the depart
inaut.
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sUaatsCIAt.

pAtils NJ. iF-Thsfe 70 . sirons spur
A eofton, mostly usius a. ths re shoft ~
ust iu huNtuIttr options uRd- asi mouth
Ifruns a. snuui ne ouuunt ~ itHi
~ sppsafsd o. favor decline THIS
NIteisd dtrurt ITnNed uessfssi
nj cOtiOn rstss to-day sis TIE
ishs.i M The season, There 70 little " note
t-trt.rsi trunir ln dry gpois business i
,e.. .lugly al, In gTtse"ri-s there 10 little
u,iiF al beyond nNing hand o-m0uih or
re The pasi week, fiT vo'i cause, va. ~
the dulles M the autumn, anu there 10 40
'aiurr o. iepurt r'r ~ the fissin cotton
GRAIN Asp BskApsruvvS.
wheat, tiatr asa tNTlI, 49, Quutrd, are prices
add to h,riu'r. ly Dallas shlPpsfs, and refer
Wa..f- h sN4st eoi lowest, o.
Are-Eahsas, -,
SoRS-iiu X So; sacked, alc,
CAV. -sir IN hilk; - sacked,
eI0pR-prT rNi,! fatsnt, " ~ fancy, sSN
,Yles an,lly, HS,; NNNS, t9D; low grade
BsAS-At mills, So; In store, 81.
ooRSnEAi-i'lv' nolisd per 10 posnds
a,
euSIsI A.n oKIrs-s5 per barrel.
sAEB-i'hopTei corn Per la pounds,
= ,spl-d cnFu and usis per ltS pounds, t.S'i
irn bran Vcf Ia lsounds, Nc,
8aAHAa tLoUl.--pef LOO pounds, ~
HgN- Prairie, s. Per bale or 70 looss; mil
al, ~ ptT u IT, a. s. loose,
MiIET SrTD-sir' t.-rman millsi. ~
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Smith 4 Hall will insure farm house
Oh the installment plan. Call and se
than
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The time is coming when you will
have fires in your homes. Protect them
with insurance by calling on Smith d
Hall, Dallas, and insure in the Son Of
London.
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The time has come when We need
money in our business, so send in your
subscription.
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It Is said of an old ply ician in Phila-
aelphis, when called upon TO prescribe
for q cough or cold, that he invariably
refused to do so, but recommends his
patients to take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Palpitation of the heart, nervousness,
tremblings, nervous headache, cold
hands and feet, pain in the back. and
other forms of weakness are relieved by
Carter's Iron Pills, made specially for
tho blood, nerves and complexion.
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Save money by bringing in to the City
Mills, Dallas, and have it ground for
toll. CITY MILLS,
Foot of Houston street.
Rurps-& Knox miIlers.
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Remember we can't run a paper with
out money. Send sl.50 for your weekly.
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Insure your houso with Smith u Hall
agents oftrp ..r,.- - nn,'on. Dallas.
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The only stylish ladies' suits to fit IL
n, iii a. 10, ~ Elsp stree
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Place your insurance with the Trans
atlantic or Sun of London. Smith q
Hall. agents. Dallas.
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CALVERT, Nov. Especial. The
livery stable Of p. F. kennerIy was on
.ire.y destroyed by FIRE this morning at
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Children's School Shoes at HunAta
bla's.
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Boys Boots At the PUNISHABLE Sho
Store.
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Is Purely Vegetable, entirely harmless, Dead
Shot for Chila.
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f!

With each number OF d MOREST'S
MONTHLY MAGAIlNE will be given null
selected, M, king Twelve patterns during the
ear or value Of oyer 81 b. side, The most pop
ular ,enterta ming and useful magazine single
c,,,,ies, 2Dc.; yearly, so. Address y JENNINGS
DEMoR EST | t.ns 18th strl.ct Now York.
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Insure your homes with Smith q
Hall, agents tor Transatlantic.
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Chillarine

Infants Fine Shoes at Hunstabls's.
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The Hunstable Shoe Store is having a
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.
n
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A Ar stoorstis AFFAIR.

Every smoker should try "Littls -
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II your horses have sore shoulders,
scratches, cuts or open sores of any Kind,
use Stewards Healing Powder.
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uARKFTs ~ TELE8RAPn.


HSpor' thIs week: Great Britain. Tl,E,
'snncr, SOS, Coatinrut, i!,a'I; stock A. all
nit, 4 States uriS This day, 11i,'1si tn. ds!
st year, s.N,D'%
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

sEyERAL Of the s,alwart papers
Of the North, notably the cincln-
mali Commercial Gazette and New
York Tribune, point to tho recent
tragedy OF chcraw, S. G., as show.
ing the lawle-s character Of south.
crn Bourbons, and their immunity
from prosecution. These papers
-cem TO forget that Col. Cash il an
lndepcndcnt- one Of those patriots
for whom the Union League Club
shows SO much solicitude-and
that his son holds an appointment
IN the revenue service from a stall.
wart President. Besides, Cash |.
willing TO surrender to the Federal
authorities, but is afraid to risk a
trial before the State courts, where
he knows he would get justice.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

SEVERAL Of the religious papers
are discussing the war in Soudan
with the idea that II is to be a ter
rife conflict between Mahometan-
ism aud Christianity. This is an
unnecessarily enlarged view. II
the war goes on, il is pretty safe
to say that In six months III Nah.
di will b. exhibited in London %:
a curiosity. lie will then be nc
commodatej with a small province
somewhere in the Torrld Zone
where his own rebels will spcedil,
put him out u the way.
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-
The grand reception tendsFed
NJ Davis Nv che Mississippi Leg
I.Iaiufe On the 10Th Inst wns ~
interesting snd memorable teca
rim Gav Lowry, the rupfene
Judges, the State onicefs, The leg
I.latafs, and a vast thfeng n Iadip.
and gentlemen we're there 10 ~
isnnf 10 The venerable chieftaln II
the confedcfacy. The Espfesi.
dent n The confejerate States will
always be- q commanding figure ~
the annals u America. and be
rame and fame will brighten the
jxse= u history ~ long as noble
decd and spartan virtues are ed
mired and remembered Fate was
against the South and failure was
the reward II her gallant and
glorious struggle or freedom, but
while many there be Who diiier
With us, We ARE not m n those
who lay the blame Of defeat on the
devoted head u him whom the
South delighted 10 honor with the
greatest trust within her gin. We
Miieve, that while mistakes were
mnde, Mr.. Davis did M well as any
other man could have done under
such adverse circumstances. The
South has reason 10 be proud Of
Jefferson Davis, and Missi sppi
prouder still TO claim him as her
mot distinguished and IGNORED
sun.
We only have space TO present
the sa!icnt points Of Mr.. Dayis''
speech on the occasion above re.
fcrred b.:
Thanking you Tor this honor
In briefcrt terms, but with deepest
feelings, do | respond To the scnti'
nsent just expressed by your pre-.
sidiny officer. | have been re,
preached for not asking for pardon
IN enuic. after rs,antauep und
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A CORRESPONDENT states that

A CORRESPONDENT states that at
the Presbyterian church on Mad
ison Square, New York, Gen.
George b. Mcclellan .an be seen
almost any Sunday sitting in a
pew with two interesting little
girls culdled close up under his
arms. They are two Of the orphans
Of the late Gen. John j. Hood, who
were adopted by a Mr.. Adams, Of
New York. and are great pets Of
Gen. MeClellan's.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

WiRKins's storm came on the
1lfh-he raid II would be about
~ t2th-which was near enough.
he storm was quite severe here,
l,nt We hear Of ~ actual damage
dk'ne. Other portions Of the State
gerc more unfortunate. Near Wa.
verIey The plantation Of Major Val
founx was completely wrecked,
livery cabin and the Clubhouse be-
inf blown down, though no lives
WIRE lost. Al siarkyille tho A. q
y. College buildings we're damaged
- IA extent u $4,000. The
taFnP. asricrItural implements ans
1earhincry were all blown ava,
nd many cattle killed. Capt
l,n11> ~ eighty wounded.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

cosoHr.uAs Jous = wlsr de-
clines b. fight q duel with u poor
newspaper man because he has 20
sweet home filled with merry ehil.
dren. with enough 10 live comfort.
ably, with a paying Profession
and therefore desires 10 live Mr..
Wise evidently has a itol cook
snd a fine digestive apparatus.
Life j. sweet ~ him.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

TINS leading spiriludIl.i. IN he
soath contemplate the erection of
= large tabernacle NJ Chattanooga
They viii ALA lay mat extensive
grounds anil make the place The
rendezvous u Southern Spirit
ualists.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

ANoxo the freaks Of the recent
cyclone in South Carolina, a story
Is told Of large quantity Of dry
folder caught up in the whirlwind
from a demolished barn, aud US ii
was being carried round aud round,
= sheet Of lightning ignitcd the
fDlicr and for a distance Of a mile
The cload appeared to be a massive
sheet II fame. The scene is de-
s,ribed as grand beyond dcscrip-
ton. Another story is to the effect
that Mount Carmel church, n large
woolcn structure In Williamson
county, was entirely destroyed with
the exception Of the pulpit, which
with the Bible and hymn book
upon IL was undisturl,cd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

ACCORDING a. Senator Plumb,
the army of the United States is
the best paid army in the world.
H. makes the startling announce
menl that to keep the army Of the
United States on It's present peace
footing, which comprises but about
5000 men, il costs within $500.
900 % the amount annually spent
on the German army, which mum.
bcrs 10000 men,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-15

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