The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-15
DPICS on THE DAY.


hiHz success with equal pvFtiuarlty.
ssesieHt and New Jersey we're eoueed.
The Democrats, the pivotal States he.
New York, West Virginia and In
d, In which II sppesred The official NJ.
would he necessary to determine the
II beyond peradvsntufe. Ia tho mass
Dntradietory dispatches received II was
Fiy Impossible 10 arrive at definite
Illusion.
n last will and testament Of the late
vur '. Storey, Of Chicago, bequeaths hls
b property, including the Times news.
~ Office. 10 his widow, Mrs. Eureka g.
by, with the privilege Of selling the
Is Joseph Evans polygamy trial began
alt Lake, Utah on tbetth.
rE Khedive Of Egypt has conferred full
srs on General Wolselcy In the Sou.
tho 9Th Richard Treake, convicted Of
murder Of Augusta zIll at Phlla-
bhia, Pa, was refused a new trial,
was sentenced TO death.
DISPATCH Of the 5th from Rome says
Pope gave audience to the Archbishop
Quebec. His Holiness spoke OF the
hbers Of the Church In Canada as the
\ faithful and devout OF his children.
kKxixR FERRY has informed England
II China accepts mediation without
ecessary delay, or increasing further
expense by military operations, France
limit It's claim to indemnity 10 40,Oo0,-
h the 9th the Episcopal Council of the
eese Of Nebraska, at It's session In Oma-
elected Rev. DR.. Worthlngton, OF De-
u, Mich, 10 succeed the late Bishop
rkson. sre
oS. JANKs O'DoSsELL, Republican
mber OF Congress-elec from the Third
higan District, is eminently man Of
people. His career has been, briefly.
Poor boy, printers apprentice, Journey
,, soldier In the Federal army, newspa-
editor and proprietor, Mayor of his ma
city, Presidential Elector, always a
tieman and now member OF Congress
\.
|bp to tho mornin0 NJ tho 7th rs,,rrs ro.
ned indicated TINT New YORK had gons
Cleveland and Hendricks. The Repub-
h managers however. Htlll claimed to
q carried the state The maioritv
med on either side was 40 small that
revised count will be necessary 10 des /.
liz detcrmine which side has really wor
hattie. IfIt nroves that CLEVELAND h. !
successful In New York bs will have
electoral votes. Tho ercitomont a..
liant upon the receipt Of tho delayed re-
ps In the principal cities during the day
evening Of the 9Th was Of the most in
Pe description, and only wise precau-
barry measures Of the police In some In
nccs prevented serious collisions. Both
tiles were crying fraud, and the expires.
p was freely made from Democratic
rces that no repitition Of '76 would b.
fratcd.
ls the oath Lieutenant Greedy was pre-
ted with an elegant silver service by
Greely Testimonial Committee at his
ne in Newburyport, Mass.
bs the anniversary OF HIS taking Nh,
sidentiai chair, October 18th, President
omon, OF hayti, declared full aud con'
te amnesty 70 all political Offenders.
ah BLAisE's reported Illness was denied
the o'h, The statement coming from Au-
va that he had merely Isolated himself
tne day, on the 9th, In order to take
eh-needed rest.
ph JAMES A. REED, Superintendent oI
piImont Insane Asylum, at Pitts
gh, Pa. and one OF the most promi'
t physicians OF country, died sudden
on tne an OF kidney disease.
NE ht. Hon. Henry Fawcett, late Post
aser- r-9eneral OF England, died on th'
he was totally blind.
w 'ne o'n Mr.. moody began a religion
invention Tor christian Workers at Mon
al, Can
To tho morning nf tho Nth tho nnlftf