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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

TEE boiler In the sugar house on tbs
Fans plantation, near New Orleans, ex>
plodsd on the 9th, killing nine men and
wounding several others.
1T Is stated by tslegramfrom London. das'
ed November 9th, that France and China
have arrived at a satisfactory agrsemsni,
on a basis which does not include the claim
by France for indemnity.
IT is learned that Ban Hsfiner. the wife
murderer, now confined In jail st Lima,
O., took large quantity Of broken glass on
The OH, and vii probably die.
WHILE the Democrats were firing Ma
tionai salute In honor Of ClsvsIand's vic.
tory, on the stb. At Richmond, csisson.
with about 70 rounds Of blank cartridges
exploded, wounding Il men and boys, SONS
fatally. The accident caused great excite.
msnt and further firing was Suspended.
CHoLERA IL Increasing in Paris.to an
alarming srtent-ons OF the principal
causes bsing defective water, charged with
organic matter. The bossls are being
smp,isd. and people are nssinr from the
city. 1G
A. 7. Acsrx, . telegraph operator ss
Parmlsy, Ark, committed suicide on The
night Of the 10Th.
A MONO woman was run over and killed
BY q switch engine on the Alabama Great
Southern X. r., at birmingham, on the iosh.
Jonx PsETE, . promInent yoang man,
vas shot dead on the night Of the 10Th. near
Grenads, Mlss., by Ayrss Hars, who mis-
took Peets for another man.
Roscor cosKLIse has besn retained BY
the Democrat. Of New York, ~ counsel In
sny suits that may arise during the ofiicial
souni In that State.
TIE election Is over, and everybody IL
patiently awaiting ths oficial returns,
when the entire country win sgaia settle
down 10 business.
DnuTHrnrA has broken out among ens
n N. public schools In Chicago. and ssv.
| .r.l fatal cases hare been reported 10 The
Health Department. sA~N
Tus nsxs House Of Representative viii
\. composed Of ia Republicans. IL Demo
ers.s and 10 grssnbsehsrs ssd rssien,sss.
u.rp 4 made The fastest tims % record
Il L.rinxton. On the iish. fims-.ils,
7snei4
s.r1ry G. Pncs vss indicted q nash.
nj. !, -. tftA. fsr sks mufAss e yssss
| Ravuef a shss plscs In orsobss Iass.
Tsr body Of . Wits shild vss fsssd
.v.a % il . sseh aIled vish fseh lyisG
/. a. .sss og ) paad II Chzstzasaks. d
he i'm. No clne hes bssa disesvsgsi ~
esps sAs shss srseks Of : vonas lsseins =
| ssd from shs plses
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

pnrsor. afcu.. sorembsri.

UFTEDffs HffHss aUfNfHHff .
Chairman Eddy Of The Democratic Siats
Committee practically conce,iss th.
election Of Algcr for Governor. The Re
publican figures place hls plurality aI
1900. The majority for Blaine electors
does not greatly differ from thers
figures. Later returns give Democratic
majority Of rix on Joint ballot In ths
Michigan Legislature. Doth sides nov
claim the second Congressional District
and both are honest In their claims IN
donbtedly. as the district Il sery clos
and there have been some errors.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
CHAIRMAN JONES INTERVIEWED.

NEW YORK, November 10.
Chairman d. Y. Jones Of the Republican
National Committee was asked last night
about the report tina. Messrs. Eyarts, bud.
ley, New and others had been summoned
here BY the National Committee. lie said
that Il was not so.
~ know nothing OF the whereabouts or
movements OF either Mr.. New or Mfr.
Dudley be said. "Mr. Rsarts was en-
gagged . few days ago 20 take charge Of
whatever legal Affairs the commit,e,
might have. Mr. Evarts has been out Of
the city, but returned last night. The
committee did not summon him.
The report that over 100 Democratic
lawyers were TO start yesterday, for the
various counties In the interest Of ths
National Democratic Committee was de
nled BY Mr.. Chas Z. Miller.
about 200 lawyers offered their sery-
Ices, he saidi "but a. there was no real
need Of their services they were declined
About dozen have gone out TO certain
counties TO zee that justice Is done al
| the county can vass.n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
nl.nnr.aI Ia. tie HnIlne.

Nrw YoRR, November GA large aud
excited crowd, numbering several hun
drcd persons, assembled In front OF the
Western Union building last nlshi hoot-
Ing, shouting, burning paper, etc. A
large force Of police wcre detailed from
the lower precincts Of the city who quick.
ly Dispersed the throng. A large body Of
police, however, remain In chhrge
Of the building. Inspector
Thurnc, Acting Superintendent Of
Police, established bis headquarters
at the Twcnty-nInth Precinct Police sta
tion, aud issued an order TO oil cap
uilns TO keep their on platoons on duty
as reserves until further orders. Captain
Williams stopped Democratic pro-
cesslon on Broadway composed OF sew
cral thousand persons, and arrested tho
leader. Up 20 a late hour there was nc
further signs of disturbance.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

IN Address.
The following address has just been Ia
.u.l,
lIKApQu,RTEns NATIONAL
IILMtilnAIIl InMMIIIIE.

llrApQutRTEns NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
MN iuHk, November T.
To ne People of ne United States
There ean no longer be any question con
crrnng The actual result OF the Presdeniis
election,
Gruyer Cleveland aud Thomas A, Hendricks
have u majority nf eighteen In thc flectort
College. II u not worth while Tor our adver
sarles 10 claim the electoral vote Of the stnt,
OF New York. II II absolutely certain that
the returns of the proper officers OF election,
on the night Of the 9TH Of November showet
q decisive plurality Ia the stat,
for tue electors supporting Cleveland ane
Hendricks. II any different or altered ~
turns ARE now being prepared. or are pro
mulgated, they are corrupt ialElilcaiionH ~
the records OF the state OF New York and III.
men aiding or Abettlng the making of suci
reports are criminals, II is not expected tina,
you will tamcly submit TO the machinatiunl
OF such men, int.tbem understand that yot
Will not
Recognize az noon TO o.morrow Throughout
the United States the actual election OF tieye
land and Hendricks BY firing National ~
lutes,
Meet tomorrow night throughout III
country and express your opinions In man
ner that can not be- misunderstood. The mei
OF New York are resolved not To submit I,
the gross outrage attempted to be perpe
trated upon their rights and will speak 10
themselves.
Signed WILLIAM ", HAHsrM,
Chairman National Democratic Committee
A. +. GoHaAs, Chairman National Demo
erutlc Executive Committee.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

PaHIs, November 10.
Mile. Van zands, The prima donna, wa
seized with vertigo while performing
nRoslnau- In the Barber Of Seville, Al
the Opera comique, Saturday night, and
was Obliged 10 retire before the last act.
Her anxiety not 10 dIssppoint the audi.
ence led her TO appear In spite Of bet
physical disability and against the advice
Of her friends. The incident Afforded sn
opportunity for her enemies 70 spread .
report that the LADY, was intoxicated,
which Il conirsdlcted b. she certiacsts
from her physician.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
SAWS.


some racts About Them which Are Not
1 Hi acnersiiy koowp. Al A#s
The material entering into the manu-.
faeture VI saws must of necessity be OF
4 peculiar character. besides which tho
maker Of the steel as well "a the saw
maker should know nearly the rate OF
speed at which the saw Is 10 be run, for
n saw running at a very high rate .of
speed needs, Of necessity, to be OF diff
fcrent temperature as regards the CON-
ter. When disk Of steel Is made into
n saw the maker can hammer II so ~
10 leave either soft or hard center.
A saw having a soft center will wabble
II a person takes hold Of the edge and
starts II vibrating. while ifh haa a
hard center one part will not shake
any more than another. Again, saw
with hard center. II driven at a high
rate Of speed, will not cut of straight
for the simple reason the center being
hard Il will not adapt itself to the dif-
fcrcnt degrees Of hardness Of the tim.
ber, and will not resist the influence OF
unequal stiffness existing between the
sawed board ON one side and the solid
log on the other. II, however. q saw
has soft center and is given motion
Of 100 revolutions minute or more,
the centrifugal force, straining Mt the
center. stifiens the saw and keeps tho
edge steady. People ordinarily seem to
think that there has been the same
strnining after ornamental effect IN
vertical saws, so odd are tho shapes OF
the teeth. But with these saws we SEQ
again that the study Of the manufac-
turcr has been solely TO produce tho
greatest possible strength and cutting
power commensurate with the size and
velocity Of the saw. In conclusion, Il
will be noticed that some Of the vcrti-
cal saws have dull teeth alternating
with the sharp ones; by being properly
made, the dull teeth do not reach out
quite 80 far Us the sharp ones, and are
placed there for the purpose OF keeping
The saw-dnst out OF contact with the
cutting or true teeth Of the saw.---hsd-
| Ia,,d fndusfrtaf Gdzriff.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

NEW YoRK. Sovembsrs
Matters concerning the election have
been taken up for scruting by the
Grand Jury. II Is understood that they
have already found indictments which
charge certain persons with fraud 10 til
canvass. Inspectors aud poll clerks II
the various election districts are required
to furnish returns 10 the County CLERK,
the Police Election Bureau and the Mayor,
but returns from number Of election
and assembly districts have not been re-
ccised, aud some Of those received arc
incomplete. n Il should appear that
any Of them have improperly withheld
the returns, they will be prosecuted. The
Asslstant.Dlstrict Attorney assigned t1
investigate the matter Is disposed, how.
ever, to attribute their delinquency 10 X.
noranee In the majority OF cases.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

INV foHk, November =
The Republican Committee claim &
have evidence 10 prove that the returns
have been tampcrcd with, particularly Ia
Kings, Queens, Ulster and 81. Lawrene'
counties. and that In one polling disirici
al0nc In Ulster County, clevelsns
bad q majority OF nInety.threc oyei
the whole voting population
There IL also q net gain Of 800 Demo.
cratic votes in st. Lawrence County be.
yond the most liberal Republican ssti
mate Of their opponents strength
These and similar points, II Is said. Mr.
Elkins Intends TO use through competent
counsel before the Board Of cansassers
entering formal protest on the grount
of fraud, and then put the Presidential
fight, a. last resort, Into The courts.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

Nav yoRK, November 1.-THE Mall
aud Express special from, Augusta, Me-,
says, "Mr. BlaIne's house Is flooded
with messages and dispatches Tonight.
Returns from New York state and lndi-
ana are anxlously awaited. Blalue has
received many messages from both these
States tending 10 show that he has car.
rlcd both states. Mr. Blaine looked
well. Reports that he Is III arc without
foundation.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

Joseph n. Evans, convicted oi
polyumy, Vas ysstsrsiay sentenced tf
thrre yesrs and . half n The rtat
Psnisensisry. snd 10 psy ane Of szso
He wss rsmanded 70 The custody oi
he uniisd States Marshal pending sp
Asdrsu Psier.on, mder indIcsueni foi
Illegal voting bslsg : polypmists va
fried last rebfnafy. and ike inrJ dIe
azzzzf. Tefs5 - Y-H.tff etzfs AIR
- Bolle proequIed - e., y eb<lnk szt
I<led Ut ~ 4<fenl111 hn4 6G4nzlen<
po1ymmY - - ~ lIsin1 > ot<ji
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

skw Yona, November f,--Ifm. u. II.
Mefrlek one oi Tilden'a counsel before
The Electoral Commission, In an address
last night, at Democratic meeting,
warned The Republicans against repeating
the fraud oi 1879, ~ foreshadowcd In the
address II The Republican Commlttes last
night lIe concluded by saying clfve..
4 land would be inaugurated. pcaeeabiy II
he could, but iorclbly u be must,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

cnIoAoo, Ilr.. November 6.--ilr.M NJ
Tho excitement IL increasing. Great
crowds ara going through the streets
yelling ''No moro 'fGln "You can't count
~ ont agalnl" An extra force OF police
has been ordered on duty In the center Of
tltt eitV
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
WASHINGTON. u. O.. November 9.

WASHINGTON, u, u, soNembert.
The excitement here over the result II
New York is intensified as time passei
and nothing but unofficial figures show
Ing either u plurality for Blaine or Clevo
land and conflicting claims come fror.
New York. Conservative men OF bot
parties agree that the official returns mus:
be awaited, and some fear that even thel
the problem may remain unsolycd.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
The Eismen, Of Tins.


No human plan is quits thorough
which leaves out OF count the element
Of fitting time. II costs noSfore labor
to plant ones grain ut the proper lsear
son than 10 plant II slx months later !;
yet In the ono case the grain will sprug
up into plentiful harvest, and In tho
other there will be no harvest 1t all.
The element Of time makes all the dif-
ference. There 10 terrible fullaey In
the thought that this task or that duty
will only cost moments labor. and
thai therefore II can be a easily done
later a. now. Do the right thing now.
and time win add continually % = .
compound interest Of gvod; leave 4 y
the last moment. and the good deed,
while Il costs you Just ss much. may b
completely unproduesise, 20 far as any
special outcome i concerned. Other
things being equal. there i decided
aain In planting carly, when ones har-
vest may Be up and growing. fafhef
than In planting late. whom HES ap..
preaching winter forbids the hops ol
any adequate harvcst.-S. 3. nmes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

THs wldow N the ists WIllaF = Htasy
asAs shs eoafs N thlesK8 n sppulnt 4 ~.
eaissf faF sbs estate II hsf iata husband.
THK eminent historical painter, Fsils
EmHaaasi iishfi Philip fstsssaE, died IN
Fafls.
Os The 9th iiIa Royal fllshaaa., sks
ffince Of Wales, eamPIsted biz forty third
year
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

inY address has bcen lssuedi
Tho National Democratic Committee has
taken very active measures TO insure . TAR
aud prompt return IN all delayed or doubt
ful districts. Counsel are employed 10
watch the official canvass, and arrangements
Rre made 10 insure the transmission of cor
rect news over the country TO meet the ca
heavy, friends In various sections are start
lug subscriptions Money VIII be thankfully
received hy tile National tommittce, aud
any aid Of this nature TO assist In enforcing
the popular will should, to be effective, DO
promptly rendered.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

Hiains.
EFw York, November THE follow
Ing comes from Republican headquarters
The Republican National Uomniiice re.
jolces thHs the returns nov received warrant
IL in announcing the triumphant election of
BlHine and Logan. The hspubilean. nave
jersey aud Connecticut Virginia seems also
10 have given majority for the Republican
cause AMI ticket, and there 10 q strong prob.
ability that West virginia has also, while
other sosthsrn Hta,es are stlii In donbt.
The Northern states alone, hos.
ever, awe 20 nlains and Logan 2ls
electoral votes, and insufss their slsetion
In New FORK attempts TO tafnper With the 70.
turns have already been dstseted, The ac-
tuai sos. east la Ss- fork nity, kinEs loun'
~ aud l,ssf eleetlon precincts gave % thr ".
most only lts plnfaiiiy 20 nrofsr CLEVELAND,
snlle ies prselnris not yet heard from gave
s,i7i pinfaiity 20 Uafflsid. There u, there
forp, no ground for doubt that The
honest vote of The STATE has been Eisen
the dsfs saisd candidate for the Presidency 10
the head of the election machinery In THIS
state, the Democratic party, which has nnto.
riouMiy been the party OF irsnd IN elections
for years, will not ba permitted 20 thraft the
wllf of the people. 1ne National Hepubiirsa
Committee calls on the Chairman and the In.
slsiauai members Of all Gonatf Committees
means 20 protect The sanrtity Of ths ballet.
Tie HspubIleaH candidates have been hon.
sssiy elected hryond question Any at
tstnpt 90 cheat tie people aud defeat Their
viii thus expressed Al The polls must be
sssraly exposed sad resisted b. every law
lslsnedl SAMUEL rEssrSnns.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

Nrw YonK, November q, Yesterday
afternoon the Associated Press In o
statement printed IN lhe New York Eren.
ing Post ngured out plurality of ll,OQ0
for Blaine In New York state At this
hour with oaly lwcnty.thrcc voting
precincts 10 hear from 'hc Associated
Press makes lIlalue's plurality iS2, No
explanation of this sudden decrease Of
upward oi 10000 IN Blalne's alleged
plurality Ii given. The United Press has
not been able at any tlme slnce The polls
closed, on Tuesday afternoon, to iind .
plurality fog blaine bni fearful that there
might be errors In Its data, II has ~
Trained until now from making It's
differences public All Us estimates,
however, have been carefully made
and they have been compared with ng-
ures received by others, Including those
received by the Associated Press, aud the
outcome oi many conferences between It,
experts has uniformly been strengthen'
Ing oi the belief thai the small plurality
which win be shown when tho Official
vote Is announced will be In favor oi
Cleveland Instead Of Blaine. Al this
time the Republicans still figure small
plurality for Blaine, and the Demociat'
claim they have 1000 or 1900 plurality
for Cleveland. The chances are that II
win require an absolute count OF the OH
clal vote 10 settle the question 0i whc
Is elected. The probabilities are certain
ly In Clcycland's favor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

xsw Yesx. sosembesT.
The following appears st noon on Tho
Western Union tspei
ASSOCIATED rnses BULLETIN.
Ten districts not hsrstoiors reported Il
eli h1se Insf reached the Associated Press
ofnee, some Of Them coming
frum tke MOUNTAINOUS rer1ne ~
mail. These foos up = foll0ws'
Blaipe. ss<s Cleveland, 7iTi pet plunlIty
In lkeee dIsfrf<fe. l7. Ther figures
eHfy = = esa@rsn f. ss-.r-<-s rz-'s Z.
shis morulnx's nfa halletlu. Ut n N.
sfees foe<lnna err eeff<<t n1d theee u
be co1nf1 <iefkz In<ofr<rt ths R<puhIl
- o1onlIly viii b seafly 80.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

BOsTos, Mass, November Ia crowd
Of two or three thousand surrounded tho
newspaper bulletins here last evening.
The demonstrations, as favorable or un-
favorable bulletins were posted, were
more passionate thanon Tuesday evening.
ON receipt Of the yaanlfesto Of
the National Republican comlt-
tee the Journal Issued an edition aud bull
letlns declaring Blaine elected. Several
young men began 10 burn copies Of the
paper In the street In front oI the Jour
ral Office, and six OF them were arrested
for violating the city ordinance forbid.
ding boparrs. one other was arrested
for resisting the Offices. The Cleveland
men soon brought out picture Of their
candidate. The Blaine men charged on
this and tore II 10 pieces. Soon alter .
rag baby appeared In trout OF The jour
nal Office, suspended by cord. The
Cleveland men made a rush for this,
but were driven back by the
police, and the holder OF
the offensive article took refuge In the
yssrnai once. The different crowds
then eontsntsd themselves with rnying
one another and cheering their candl-
dates. .=-- The crowds were continually
diminishing until al eleven o'clock The
bulletins were soon deserted. The Jo.r-
nai, Herald, Record aud GLOBE Issued
hourly editions up 70 ep. IN.
Intense Excitement IN Chicago.
cHIraoo, H., November s.-The ex-
citement In the city has been intense, but
sdherents Of both parties have been emf
nentiy good natured and = dozen times
since noon great Republican throng In
front Of The Tribune ofice has cleared q
passage way for as many Democratic pa
rsdes. The newspaper Offices have been
beslezed By thousands. the hotels. and
headquarters Of the state committees
have been filled 20 oserhoHlng. and bush
nass has, 10 . great extent, been aus
pended. f'haifmsn John ". fTobertY. of
The Democratic State Committee. was
recognized by q rough who, after giving
vent 90 opprobIous epfthetz, drew q
knife aud was about 10 use II upon the
venerable chairman, when an officer AZ
rived and conveyed the man 10 the ssa-
tlon. Tonight thousands Of Democrats
are going through the principal streets
cheering wildly for shelr standard.
bearers.
Never Witnessed sssh oeser~i Zssise
meat.
PHfixpsfsHrs. Pa. November The
police serreants, who on Thursday makz
the dissrics reports 70 The Chief Of Police,
aersr that they have never witnessed snch
general excitement among The people
The delay n reaching decisive result II
New York hss only added 70 The Intensz
fxeIs<ment. Mea Stand sHd shIvsf II
The cold regardless of everything II shsiz
anxiety 70 - the --latest bnllstins.r
zaa Aasa<E tA.xkea-
wAsnrSuros. y. @. ndsent<s LII
FspIy 70 teIexzsm ankins iof lnlofm1
tipa rspsstisy ~ slsvllea i Lesnlnno
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
ALLEGED DISCREPANCIES.

NEW YonK, November 10.
There was decided lull yesterday. The
political headquarters of both parties
were almost deserted, aud save that the
committee have not yet resolved them
selves into their original element and are
still at their post, II would hardly be sus.
pccted thata great aud exciting Presl.
dental contest had just passed over.
Nevertheless there is little besides poll.
tics spoken IN the streets, aud no matter
how the conversation begins II Is sure To
end with Blaine and Cleveland. The
Democratic National Committee were ai
the Fifth Avenue Hotel all day, and al.
though little business was done, the con.
yersation was animated. Mr.. Barnum
left town on Saturday night, but will re.
turn this morning. Colonel Tracy, Mr..
James and Mr.. Whitney were present,
and were kept pretty busy receiving re.
porters and furnishing them with infor
nation. Colonel Tncy said TO Star re.
porter;
There u little doubt but that mistakes viii
be found when the final Official count shall
be made, but they are as liable TO be on one
side as the other. Thus, II this sort of thing
IL persisted In, as votes in ChatauquR Coun'
tg Will be found on our side; iOoln DelawsI I,
and so on, And remember, the Supreme
Court decided In 1916 that no investigation
could get behind the Board OF CanyasserH
records.
Mr.. Smith, Of the State Committee, said
that there we've no further developments.
Leaders Of both parties were In anxious
consultation all day long. The Republl.
cans gave out that discrepancies OF from
5000 TO 900 votes had been discovered
In Mr.. Blaine's favor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15

In Waterbury. Conn. > farmer
loaded some hay and started for the
barn. but : shower overlook hin ald
he had 10 unload II. The nsxt dny -
tried u again. with The same resaIl
The third day his expeience was u
same. On me fouFth day 4 came npon
him once more. whcn he Irn1e kuo'
handman got under Tie lon1. ~ 4 =
iire. and burned up hay ~ eaGso ~
eli. Hnrfferf M. s&sI