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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
ORDERED TO DUTY.

6erEeants Braiaara and Long and Private
Cornell, Of the Greedy Party, Have their
Leave of Absence Revoked and nre
Ordered to Duty for Exhibiting Them.
selves st Cleveland Museum.
cLEyLAsp. o.. September 8. r
The recent publication In the pap, RS, Of
tho story Of division In the Gree y
party at Cape Sabine, and the. attent on
thereby drawn TO the TACT that three Of
the survivors, including the lead RS 1
the alleged factions, were on exhibition
at museum In this city, resulted Satur.
day In an order from the War Depart.
ment for their return to duty. A dis.
patch was sent to Captain Van Horne,
local recruiting officer, inquIrlng II Ser.
geants Brainard aud Long ana Private
Cornell were here. Upon the receipt of
On Affirmative reply, the department asked
for explicit details, as to their employ
ment Captain Van Horne reported that
Brainard was delivering lectures at q
dime museum, while Long and Cornell
occupied seats on the stage. In response
70 this report, the Secretary oI War sent
. pcrcmptory order, directing the imme-
dIate return Of the party to Portsmouth,
n. H., where they VIII be assigned TO
duty.
Brsinard says that his supcriors seem
10 consider that be aud his comrades are
degrading themselves by giving cxhIbl-
Hobs, and have therefore cancelled their
verbal leave OF absence. The trio left
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

esa Sinister n WafHlHfsF sht.ef.
flfne ~ No fs ains 81 lls fafnIf1Fy
N ~ n I monks. i ah sneIeht dtubla
DOM. Nhleh fsH never b gpaHef fftapt
~ ihe orders ~ tlia flDfFnmant ~
lhele pgeentailses HHs ae u pfst.
enl the Lords GHlHfn sflpHeFa a ihe
freasnfy. Tearing snfen keys. s1fii9 ~
them NJ lafFa diH#HsleHa. = ~ slllnn
viii glva glmlsalpu 10 The etHnbef
within. Ths ehAlnhef Il Gle hhtnfie
Treasury NJ tnaiad known. fun tHo
remains n An altar ani 'ipis ms" - NO
Chapel " 'he Pys. and 4 NV uaad
~ tho drp0 lt1fY ~ tie sauiafi :
weights aud mfa.afes. p1tl Oh and
new. n The fesim Tho " tHnianl'
act vested the soils tiiit.dy af ( g CHIP
vi " tho rys IN the Treasury sni The
transfer Of the Keys % tho fxriie usr
TOOK pls . IN May, Is A. IN this store.
house, no doubt, Immediately after tho
Con luest. tho Norman kings lod rod
their treasures, under what was con.
sIdercd u bu the InvIa#ble sanctuary
conse0raled to SO. Peter, and saucIi.
ied By the homes of The COME sor.
iiaah stnnlOy. In iis |" emorli
ais Of Westminster Abbey" has
drawn parallel unily stri Ing
and accurate between the exceptionally
sanctIncd chapel aud the cave hewn otit
OF the rocky side Of tho I'LL u Mycenr,
where In tho same vault Aru yet 10 he
seen the tomb aud the treasury VI tho
House Of Atrcus. Similarly. benea h
tho clf Of tls Capitol no II at Rome.
the Treasury Of the Roman Co nmoii-
wealth was also the shrine OF the most
venerable OF the Italian gods the Ten
pc Of Saturn. As for tbe Chapel Of The
pyx, II seems 10 have somewhat fallep
from its hlgJ estate AZ repository for
precious things, slneeA at different
periods II was tho receptacle Of the re-
gala Of the Saxon kings. the Black
Rood Of st. Margaret. for Holyrood-
cross. from. Scotland. the ampulla Of
Henry w., aud tho sword Of WAyland
Smith. Az 4 later period the West
minsder Treasury was used only for the
custody Of the rcgalia. tho Abbey relic,
tho records Of treaties aud tho pyx or
box containing tho standard trial pieces
Of gold and .ilver. AT the timo Of tis
Restoration the relics vanished, leaving
no vesiigc behind. The treaties went
to tho Rccord O1ice, and. after the Res
toratlon. the regalia were removed to
the Tower The pyx only remained. :
London Telegraph.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

-
"a shesl ~ solhsh 'lll '.. one .a'ls long.
80 p esH,siHieE If'.Vv'sv nv. III 81
st,Vsl,V1 heff''g W "h' wees eHs-
se1s ssHf7H
The e1igfsd race IN The United
statss u estimated ~ i,VM.0W strong.
I'D shelf FFvpefiy hOldlhgs eseeed
siWsVEivW ~ IFeY HHth
The uahu'actnFe N apupls and
lays, which u the principal industry u
HfyaHfn Pond, Me, consumes about
5vesf 700 eoFis 0f bifrh yearly, - Bosia.
Hefad
The poultry product of America,
which lind, a market rntlsaly al home.
was valued IN 1882 NJ slv1.nw,u0J,
greater than Tho value OF whcni, hay,
cotton or dairy products Ciicage Trio.
sne'
This mortality of tho globe. ~ given
BY o continental lonrnal which las
made the computation, "a aa follows
Tor mlntits, afI per diem, W, 40, aud
per nnntim, W.u3', so, whercas the
births are 5s.792,VvO porannuBL lou.
VvU per diem aud 20 pcr minute
Queen Mary of England In 1904.
the Emperor Of Germany In III. and
the Dauphln and Dauphihess Of France
aud their son In i1i2. tho Emperor OF
Russia In 1880 and Louis XIV. OF France
In l77i are few Of tho royal person
ages who have died OF small pox.
The fastest bicycle time ever msds
was mile in \ minutes 81 ~ seconds,
Ten miles have been run IN less than Il
! rininutes, 2 niles In Tess than hour. aud
FivO miles In hours an 90 minutes,
which Is three hours less than tho best
time ever made by 4 horse. - chicago
Hernid.
in 1891 BENJAMIN Franklin mad,
tho city OF Boston the trustee Of a fund
Of fi,0O0. TO be- lent 10 Young me.
chanics. calculating that In 1881 the
fund would amount 10 ass. 900. Uls
figures must have been faulty. howcyer.
for the fund now only amounts 10 s2yI..
OOo. --Boston Journai. :,
A wondort,J t.rm 4. ,h., Lnown
as BaldwIn's santa Anlta Ranch IN ios
Anu,i.,s ,'a,,,,.. ~. .,,sa..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

ed Hetsr ~ Tauia' ~ Esea Re ast
IL siihs loas geiu Ia tass Hsal
7 efs inut b. = f'a.on ~ sHe hea fhut
faff|f1
whha IN vi eawroea. az 80 49,.
taf gHe sffe ~ tlefel - hsaissisi' 500
~ shs' AZ, lfes 10 asfiafsf
hl hufHA nl allfAA n r.enlu ~ paftF,
I've hfishissl aHi mtffiFit thsfs
'se~ ssli W.. ao' pfe'ty ~ fstm % IN test
sai alinnss ino ssy 10 sslf.
Ani einnui lmfNiae whsl le'in. ihsi good
tou 4 n. n, adnle IN her,
fei she = wpr seltnil . iHe lHi af dHtgi
llil fnNnd inDei ttpf mt IHaiel
AGtgol In allfarfi1us vi sfnea ~ ~ beauty
size cant bold . csndle to hate
And iner aev her sister. her neiees snd
An maGr,ed aoa living ., es.e
whie she who had suiio's, aiasi by the dos'
lIss ssowa hpssslf harder 10 plessH
with men p hIih fanh she's accustomed "a
iIas 81 mepy qliars, sad 20
The rcason Why she al her aze remains SIN
HlH
& really am puzzled 10 know
-why We ~ uat youth were like sister sns
fpla, full, called her my wifsf it
And vowed VITO q 10, len De o. on, eotbes
should be- my companion through life,
loved her-but she hal no thought OF m,
Tho dear iiilc innoccnt eifi
Aud ta'prr than 500 her loft out in THU
rn go propose to her myselfr'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
TnE DEAD SECRETARY.

0nscisi Letter from Aclipg Secretary u
State Davis 10 The bsads of Departments
aud bureaus Announcing the Death of
SECRETARY foigef aud the Presidenrs
Directions IN the Matter. 0ip
wAsnrsoros, D. O. eeptember q
Arrangements vii be made iyr special
haIn " leave Washington the evening O,
the daY previous t,the dayot secretary
foigrr's funeral. v convey . number OF
vfiisials 10 Urneya. Acting Secretary oi
STATE Ditfs yesterday received tee
gram rom PRESIDENT Arthur dlr.ctisg
thatan Executive order BE- issued iorlnsly
sniiounclpg tbs death Of Secretary F0Igef,
aud in accordasce with this the following
mttef wzs addressed by she Secretary u
Stale to the Other members Of ths Cabi-
ncts
ein;-wIth deep rsxrct ! announces b you
that the Honoranis ,haries J. fo.epr Becfs'
tar oi the Tren<ury Il lie United states. %.
ts,slay dad ~ his home In Geneva Htafe Of
New York Thus has elosed the life OF do
iinxuishrd and respected cillxrn, Who. By his
= ser.Iers - 30 exc usivs oinecr Of the United
own siats. won the eslsem and n gard Of his
feIlou.counirymcn-
The Prszihsat d.rscis that al departments
OF the eteeutise branch Of tho Government
and ths Iosness e>Sor1innss 70 ihcm shaii
smip.nt eliisel u q manner cousonant win
uc dignity III he uilice thus made yacsgL
AMI ne upfi ht rh7enrtnr Of him who held II.
= 70 fhz end. The pfcsiient dirocx thai tho
Treasury iiep4ftq,sni axsl ~ depsndeaeies ~
this c.pitsl shall 1e drzpsd ~ mourning ief I
,,essstgrn,s s ~ Z ess ~ ssss w 81 ~ sSeys w
funeral Of t5r drcoanrd. aud that On al pub.
Nc buildings 81 the oovsrnmsnt throughout
The United ntnses tas National ns9 skaIl b
dspsd Ia mourning and displayed - halt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

. F4ftf - E<<fzezfs - - f<<s< - f5<s<1
~ st<ssstiss. WA ffst<f ~ fsfx|ss
n<>< ~ the fss<s, sss<Ias= uss " fasIf
rsnss<f e ti'sf fh< fss9< ~ usas<f-
The hsstsss ssfsissfs tfF<<ies fss uss.
Lasnos. ssp'smtrs q
cspisIa IjedIer d sas yasht Mlanon'
stis, and the tws ssAmsn who, survived ihs
wfssk oi that vessel Ia The Indian Ocsaa.
we're arrested Saturday svenlga aud viii
bc charged In eeufs this morning. with
The inufdsr Of The ssbia boy Parker, vino
psfIshsd on The raft oa which they iisat-
I'd until picked up By the bark Monte.
tuma. ffon statements made A~ tD ihe
nature VI The testimony 10 be- given, tht
tase seems likely 10 be ons of the great.
est ssnsstlons Of the season. Oue
Of the survivors states that when the
desperation of hunger hal brought them
10 tho pass Of Fastening Pafker'r death,
zach man stlll drew back aud signahed 10
another 10 do the terrible aeed. Psrhcf
lu bis weakness was meanwhile obllylAa
10 the scene around him. Finally the
captain kneeled aud prayed iorRiycbc.s
for the set which he was about TO Ter.
form. lie then approached the boy and
said
snow, Parker, the time has come"
The lad reused by these words, aud
seeing the knife IN DudIey's haud, rcal-
lied the dread fate 10 store for him.
"what me, sirl" hs cried, appeal-
Ingiy.
"Yes, my boy" replied the Captain,
at will be only one sab, aud all Will bc
over"
With these words he plunged the knlfe
Into the boys trembling form, anda most
before life was extInct the crazcd men
were quenching their thirst with tns
flowing blood. parker's flesh was Alter
ward eaten, Captain Dudley doling it out
10 bis fellow uniortunates.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
The Aneedete.

Out Of every one thousand people
born into this world OF sin aud. sorrow,
nino hundred and ninety-nine either do
not know q good story whom they hear
II, forgot II after they have. heard II, do
not know how 10 repeat Il themselves,
or haven't good Judgment ab6tit when
to introduce II. I lay down thus grand
principle, as am laying down al my
grand principles this season. without
fe3r II successful contradiction. p
n I Listened 70 very fsIr amateur cau-
psign speech the other evening very
FAIR, with one exception. The succ-
dolss wsrs not made 70 illustrate the
speech, but the speech had be N distort-
cd to NJ the anecdotes. You know an
artiAtssometlmos atrikcs q good Idos h
q picture and sometimes writes UP "a
the Illustration instead Of writing
good thing and then having u Illns-
trated incidentally. That's the way q
was with that speech.
To discriminate between q good story
and poor one, 70 remember the good
oneg and forget tho door ones, % bring
~ iE". v.o .s...-,,- !. III ''k@s -Xrs
mud-turtls seeks the bosom Of The roll
Ing deep requires sang frold, nalvete,
chic, pro b5ho phblIco and horse stnet.
MI inn"''9, .., ~ = ssu,y un'.9u ~ ~
,nuls'uunn en'S us9'oss r,s1vus Psv
~. Doso PS.s PS.n0p "''n NV ~ z Nv"
~. w.ss
rpnnsv 0"e 'ss'a@s" =
'engo ny. .-,at,.-.x.s.,. -. !. :.
no wo''u a,,,z ~" ,on,zsns
wns Ssv eon.n'y ~ ~ - m,''n s"scnossz ss =
InAso.Hm - ~ s5'ous uut co nos
sssm ,ren,. = .s! y. .as. s,n npn ,'.,. o.aan M
loyouu b.1' .,.oss ~, ., my y '9o
sc.nl-so's era -, ~ ."sy-,eseIs t WI "1'y
Jws W. sssus y 'yposnonss s'''S-
"ne'e. u s.xa. s,,-.
r.. o.no s'en o.n IN nssss 'es. snks : n'nt
lrsy e. uks ,saenag tue s.nI'
giPo'lp 3'l' ,euvtfon.a Inhn stof'e., cHep.>
suny snosilg .no't panInnH o. tne -
ic4en ors.n unuat ne nvses q 'ew-
.pulnB rIs'xsa 1ns,1n snF1 - co.s
lnmely brsyely Iauxhing e sho'r own
ssh'rnc1In MINOR ana never nciu'nhR
We mofu eouf.gs y Iakg 2 .aea
N3.tn nmsIcsn t1mple n mem, e! g.
mos' people dislike 70 give nesd'ess
pam. un,ss man = crssi a.a ma
.n,.o .'c,ous y ~ o.spos Ilon - ~: 70
s..,s. :. 80 ~. eY'''s HH' ~H- y,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
WIT AND wIsDox.


"A Ohio newspaper speaks Of man
being bruised by the emphatic gesture
Of . mule. -Erchanqc.
Tho cholera scare In Europe win
give American tourists chance to do"
America Hartford Post
Tho truly grateful heart may NO.
be able to tell of gratitude, but 4 can
feel, and love. and act.
We should do everything wo can
Tor others. n only 10 dissipate tho
thought Of what they omit to do for US.
=" Blowing . bass horn,r says a
physician, will cure consumption. !"
Another case In which the remedy Il
worse than the disease. philadelphia
Gall.
"A young man IN Syracuse has sens
q challenge 10 another for banjo con-
teit. This method Of fighting duel
seems even moro cruel than tho old. :
Boston Post.
Lightning in Georgia struck mule
while the animal was on ib launches
just ready 70 70, up. This shows that
lightning will take q mean advantage II
itgets . chance.
"A poor man who looks across the
bridge Of bis nose at you Is crosseyed.
but 4 he happens TO bc millionaire,
be has such . beautiful bias glance. =
Waterloo Obserner.
-"Yes. my boy" said Mr.. Malsprop
10 his son. ''snimAls that . q meat ara
earboniferous. while those like our
selves. that cat both flesh and vegeta-
bles.. arc amphibious. --San francisco
Wasp.
AT . fashionable ball, Miss Cattle
fry. who Is rather careless In express-
ing herseli, approaches Mr. McPeal, and
fays; "Supper 10 ready. Why don't
you take . LAZY 10 estf" ''Iis be-.
because" replies the stuttering Mepeal,
"I ner--ner -ncr- r--neycr c--c--o eat
la-la-dics." Smart man, but he ought
TO be killed. d.--Arkansap 7rareier..
--"Iiow glorious u Il 10 bc engaged In
spureIy Intellectual occupation" !" muir
INJURED Boston maiden. "a Ing rsptur-
oisly into the sdmiring eyes Of ; country
editor; your own mental faculties for
tools and the whole universe for work
shop. NQw tell me." shs added, "whai
do you fhd the most difficult thing con-
nsctsd with your noble prufesslonr"
s.Psying the hands," said the editor
Boston f0a.
A 9colh uoblemsn. seeIne an old
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

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49, .ls sa.,at. .....sss 80 .s..s,.l N, y.
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msnt
~. u...,.. uut ea.u...x a ss
Wlos. Mlun.' msss :. ss.,5.us., =. An.
stb. IIsvall,..s. sfti,oes. s...,. oss am
The faIlur. s,.v. s.t =, eam.l.es,.on.
with tbe Minnesota rlsvslof C.m.s.v.
Turnr wsre IoJ fslIafs. m shs Ijrl,sa
stsles and fo.,,ss. n c...d. s.,,.~ M.
ssvsu aavs s.asa ,hs Am, tai az
seslns, I'M, The .revlaa. SET
Ar south BEND. ind. ten pr,ss,sy. A..
csped from m. ia,I tLs alshs ~ IN. l,,, Al,
saving ths iron Lats Of = ve.tlls,las 80.
later. sSvsn others declined u. u.rtlclns,s
N shs'brasr Ia fr.saom-
A unIskhr oplum iolnt IN M. io.ts. Ma
was raldsd bv ,he rollre on ths AN. snd
among Tho piunder eoufisc.ted va. soma
Indian hssbessh.
Tuy Ansrchiuts In Austria ara ali ssIa
To be now in iail.
Hoo cholera n rsporssd IN bsvs broLs,
out In the vicinity of Alexanar,s. W.
and several deatbs among the svlns ara
reported.
TINE coal mines along tho Ohio t,en,r.,
Railroad will ali be closed owing h ths
unsettled condition OF business and ths
trouble with the miners. Tn. mlne, a.
New stralt.ville will slso be Abandoned.
BRApsraKEr,s cotton report for ths
month Of August. bssed ON telegranhIc
and mali sdvices 10 date. reports the ren.
srsl average Of the crop in the United
States A not above fair.
Tuxnr 4 taIk Of an international con.
ference an the Ervpsian and Conyo.ous..
tions.
( A FLAT denial Il mads Of the rcport m Al
the German 6eet In Chinese wstsrs h 10
bvincreaxed. n
THE Nile Il said 70 be again falling. and
there n prosnect ~ trouhla for tba Kb.r.
loum relIsf .rpeditlon
Tuv sacocd N.,cr.I p.nL =, Vat. n
bs. be,n su,horIxsd 10 resum. -
Tur three Emperors viii mn. ,h.,.
crowned heads. torethsr and d,scus. ,hs
common snemv Of Austria Russi. ana
(,srmarv the An.rch,vt
Fprrou forcs hss .s,,.d ,p....na.x.
Raw. M.d.gs.c.r witbout rs.;.tsro.
Trr commander ~ !. Garusn rrnho..
has taken no.sss.lon ~ a largo ror,,or -
country on shs ,ys., co.s. ~ s,r,s. "
A nrcrrr investlgation n ths rr.c,,,.
of unitad statss Msrshals nis,r,ct 49,
uavs and DIstricr Corrt cIsrrs A. coI,s..-
NJ ,i,aga, 81. nror,i... - r.sr,. =, .a,s'.
startIlny rsvelatIon, when the ronort. -.
msde nmhl,c -
a p,spArou from The Amer,csr hs.,,h
officer At London sav. that the shipmsnt
Of RAGS from th.t city n ths UnI,sd S.s,s.
is fraught with danger. as there IL a sreat
deal Of small. pox In London.
The authorities Of New South Wales hsvs
prohibited the Importation Of dynamite
and nitro-glycerine for SIX months.
On the 9Th an immense demonstration In
favor Of the franchise bill took place at
Glasgow, Scotland. The procession was
ten miles In length.
DUNNO tho forty eight hours ended the
evening OF the 7sh nearly 500 fresh cases
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS

MKnPHrs, Tenn, Sept. 9.--The passenger
train Of the n. 4 9. r. R., due here at
$50 p. M, was dsrailed three miles west
Of corinth. A brakeman named Lee was
killed. Half : dozen wrs moro or less In
jursd.
Arkansas CrrY. Sept. s.-Ths principal
businsss house In this city .vas dsssroysA'
BY nrs, suppqfsd to BE- inesndisry. Nat
Orton was arrested on suspicion. Los
&oo, 900. ktf4
81. JozHs. N. Flowing 70 short
catch Of Goldfish 900 families are left In Z
starving condition subsistihg on squids.
6uKLSyxiIIE,. Tenn. ssps. o.-Ths Lls.
coin Savings Bank q Fays,tviIls closed to.
day. lts funes are lnvestsd largely n real
ssfsts. Dspos|lon <VIIi b paid u fuli ed
steckhoIdsrs hiIy peF ssnt = more.
EAsHvlLLr. Teno., ssps: |. .-NolIss bas
bssu posted IN Lewis eoun3y, .sher sssss 4
the recent Mornes msssaos, wasNlRf lat
tsfe Day Saints . Isavs IN tkfry days usdee
penalty Of dsssb. /,
CLnvsEAxD, o., Sept. GA ars brsss;
out IN The Iusnosr district ed BEFORE Il could
DC subdued duned iou o. &, 900, 900, and
created = iNlsses szplfs NEST, ~ military
beiar called ~ q DguaoFyp eeder.
PossIAnD. II. 9sDk e.-As .uvosl
the sIec1ien sssslte1 = Necrh1lmn ~
umph- NJ najori&y 111v1 = lnarpaas.
u : psseshs ~ - ~ c1..u'6,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

JEvrxasos cIrv. No, septsmbsrs.
Dr.. =. u. 0regory, of 81 LouIs, Pfcsi.
dent Of ~ stals Bosrd u Health, hss
rendered h,s ssslsnasioa 70 Qovsrsor
cittsndsu. IN, letter rssdss II ksrs-
with present my resignation y : nember
Of the Missonri Stats Board q Health.
l hare considered The matter and cos
eudsd that aaothes, more snicieol cnn
b found 70 6ll ny ppsition." Ths doetos
was anxious that hls rssIgnatIos should
b sceeptsd II once, bss tbis ~ Cover
nor was not willing v - ed ooly g.
espfsd Il 70 take eject January 1.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

fU1x<Anps Hg-- e1voFmbef q
Yesterday q IL Guy Ilotsi Tnos. LIbby,
proprietor u ~ Wsss rvlse'1louDs q
rslnts Neck, csps kIizsbssh, shot snd
klI1sd Lydia coow, ~ 6oneogle, go q.
so<o6osfaIIy ditsnp16t soIs)6s. cao6o
e.1eoup. 01ey ~ ; W5lo ~ leullI1.
nIGN - - : ~ 1or 49,
- zz=@z - . <v<<FJ ~ <9=z
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13

rnoAlAs Ill., ceptenbor 4
J. Q. Dilliugham, who slopcd with Jen.
PIE Ward during The absence Of bis silsg 70 /
wills, ssaehed hers saturday evening In
The custody ct a officer, In comgsuy
with the girl. There u some specula-
tion - to what can b dous wtsh-hi
- y is now ascertained that Miss Ward
y of asss and Dlllinahsm fssisEs thai
hs vAs nevsr married 70 ~ wonsn be
passsd on - bic wife Wills he was Nv.
ias aad dulng hnsinses n Peoria Ne
NAs pIacsd II jatl. ED Mrs Ward tahsu
70 ths r6gl1ooes of ~ p1fvnss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
A PATHETIC CASE.

aHN
Starvation and DeatIi In Land OF Plenty
Tho Pathetic story OF n Polish Panty
who Died for the Wants Of tho. BArs
Nscsssaries of Life In Leavrnworth, Kan.
sas.
LEAvEswoRTn. KAN, scptcmpcr 7.
Several weeks ago these dispatches gave
an account Of the death OF Polish lady
named Brolsaw, as result of starva-
zion. As stated. the family had arrived
here penniless and hungry, having paid
oil their money for railroad fare, aud
their condition was unknowo until It was
brought to light BY the death Of the wife
and mother.
The death Of Mrs. Brolsaw was fol.
lowed by the sic.ness OF her hu band,
due TO bis long prlvatlons, aud q. although
he was assisted aud kl dIy hands aud
hssrts did ali In their power TO orIng HIN
back 10 health. nls death Is nvw chronl-
cled. All that remains Of the family now
Is two chill rem, . boy two years Of age,
and q lIlte girl SIX months, and they, too,
have taken sick aud pe, ond recovery, Ii
10 thought. Everything viii be done for
them that Is possible. but With little hope
Of saving them. =. - /
The pathetic side Of this case, q whole
family perishing from hunger IN a.
land Of plenty, wnere all that WAS neces-
saty 10 bring succor was q simple an.
nouncement Of THUR condition, has at
tracted considerable attention abroad,
and the original story MAS cop,rd into
the San Francisco Call, where II came
10 the notice Of . Mrs. Josephine An
tonisssius, Polish lady, She wrote
10 Mrs. Peat, who had BEEN
prominent In aiding tn, iaIni.y.
sending . leaf and . lew immortelIes
- place on the grave, and<aying lhat al
though poor herself, the faml,y were her
country folks, and II tho exact address
Of Mrs. Peat Was Furnished her sh had
some gold jsweiry, brought from her na-
TIVE land, which she wou. d g,ali.y sell ior
the benefit OF the suffering Brolsaws.
Ihs case u one Of the szddsst in history.
80
Prison Reform Assoelasiss.
sAnArooA. n. r., scpsembsr7. :.
Ths EssIopal Prison Association mot
here yesterday. Ex-presideul Hayes, pre-.
SIDED. Rev. Lyman d. Abbott de iversd.
The initial address. Last evening DIR.
.Priine, Rev. X. I. Waiss, Of PhIIsdeIphla,
~ os1grs discussed 'schristianity aud
II cfi6innl." To-day papers viii b.
Tsl % sfnnF -Ssass Estrzdillon'' By Par
dof @. BROW Of Albany, and on The
4doslng fSHsr" by Professor frsacIs
wsyisod, 81 Yale College, V BE- foiiowsd
b. dsb6ts. Many persons who are prom.
lssaoIy Identified with prison management
In every section Of the cosntry, ere
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-13
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