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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

II Is said that the peculiar sunsets are
caused by the sun trying to set blythe new
standard time.-Aiddieboro Netes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

"~Buchu-paiba." Quick, complete cure, all
annoying Kidney and Urinary Diseases, q.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

DIVORCE Il a sort OF can't-l.leaye-her
bridge between matrimony and freedom
LonfsriHe CourfereJonrRdl.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

WHEN q girl proposes and Is refused she
q always explain 20 her friends that
she was iu I having alit,le leap-year fun
ClerefQad Herald,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

"Ts II possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up ~
A work, and cured By 10 simple q femeIyY'
assure you II Il trt'o that he Is entIrdy
cured, and with nothing but Hop BltieI
and only ten days ago his doctors gave hl1
IN and said no must die, from Kidney ~
Liver tronbicT
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

Sent free 10 sufferers from nsrvuus,
chronic and blood diseases, brain and heart
affections, nsrvous debility, exhaustion,
ETC., who have failed 70 End relief. Il tails
Of wonderful cures effected BY DR.. Seotf's
Coca. Beef and Iron. with Phosphorus.
Scld by druggists; ~. Dr. Scott, Kansas
City. No. Ask your druggist for pamphlet
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

ELEVEN BIT factories are at work IN one
Connecticut town. THIS augcrs well for
Connecticut .-Loaisrille C0Hrier-J0urndL.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

TuE drum W. beet ourselves durEnt sownd
80 loud as the drum our nabur bets
Nm.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

PATENT has been granted In Washing.
ton for n ''hen's nest" The only wonder
Is that somebody has not got a patent on
the hen.-Phnddelphid Cal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

ur 10 snutf-pepper. II You merely wish
70 make some n snsesa-EncAdaga
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

Acnsarry nAwL-" Gimme ten cents ter
buy or Loaf or bread WITH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

AwoSAs who has plenty Of hcr own
hair doesn't have 10 become q switch
tsnder.-Dsiroif Post.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

RrppfSd's Russia saivc Il the most wonder
ful healing medium In the world. Try IL
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

"wHKs We say that Samaritan ktrrfns cures
rheumatism, We mean ~it"-frisco journal.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

another swans Worm Syrup for fev.
erishnszs. worms Observation-Disclosures &c
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

Ds- n Y. LAveHLfS. Glide, Kan, writes:
- Szzaarifaa Nfrrise cures hss4"
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

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= mowY Inquired ~ aIst lady ~ y%a(
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-02-02

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many persons arc Interested n. WEI
IlAya ME seIHziuIo for sislfs u a. 40. Hkt1
would tax 4 man rglhuesi " his bed ~ /
year. aud IN need Of O daily visit, NJ
$1,000 q year for medical attendance hlA>t
And one single bottla N Hop BItrufa ial.s
In tins world save tho $1,000 and al M
ysar's sickness.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
GREAT MONOp0LIES
ARE GRINDING THE FARMERS,
The Late rostuaster.Geasrai' of ths Coaudsrssy
GlNs u . Pltes OF Lia aind-uard TIues
for Poor Man : Ths sAris!se,ais
who are SeAs 10 Cossrs,a ~ b
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent ~ EaI
WASHINGTON, January 9O.-'''Times are
getting closer and closer, and It's getting
more difficult every day for poor people to
make living" said Congressman Reagan,
Of Texas, to-day. Mr.. Reagan ia one OF
the oldest, most brainy and respectable
members Of the House, and will be re.
membered as being the Pos!mas!er. G eneral
Of the coniederacy.
"Bat is not the country growing In
wealth ?' inquired the correspondent. -
eyes, but the wealth Is being gobbled in
more steadily and completely every year
by the grinding monopolls.s. The poor
people do not get along hall as well a.
when ! was q boy. Oh, there is no com.
parlson, absolutely, between !, now and
then. There is too much distinction be-
tween men. Why. some people around
here treat their fellows m though they
were beasts. Men are sent TO Congress
who have no more care for their poor con.
stituents than II they were beasts Of bur.
den. | can remember when It was yery re-.
spectacle 10 live and work on a farm.
Now, 1t aeem only those who cannot Ret
away from farms follow the ayocation oi
farming. The work and avocation Of farm.
ing is beliltled. Then the monopolisls
have made 1t almost impossible for farm
er to make money. When l was young
man large iamilits were supported and
educated nicely and respectfully on forty
acres. know now OF families that can
scarcely keep up In: rural society on a
quarter section Of land. especially II they
are a little In debt. The monopolies are
taking our very hearts blood" ~ ~ y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
a DEMOA'H DEED.
a cincinnati .Lunniic Kills His VIII
.,i.L.L... Le =. WIN n,.Are ~. = q. -

a Icincinnati sI.unaiic Kills His Wife
~ Z. .4s.'- With ,nuAxe. ,!il.
CINCINNATI, January 3l.-patrisE r. art
mel, aged 40, o laborer, living'at No. rs
Walker street, Mt. ,Auburn5 killed his wife
this morning, and endeavored to chop her
body to pieces and hide 1t under the floor.
He has been addicted 10 drink, and is very
quarrelsome. This morniug he ordered
bis wife 10 lie on the bed while be
went into another room. Fearing
violence, she was attempting to es.
cape through a window, when he en-
ttved with an axe and struck her one
blow on the head, causing instant death.
The alarm was given by the children and
the patrol wagon called, but Hartnel en-.
trenched himself within the house, with
the axe for a weapon, and defied the 20.
lice. They obtained q heavy scantling aud
1ammed him against the wall aud after a
fierce battle disarmed him. He was go
badly injured that he was taken to .the
hospital. Mrs. Hartnel was the motbtY OF
Eve nhildIru.ay She waa an estimable
woman An inquest In lunacy was had
on Hartnel last spring, but upon the tesIl.
mony, OF some OF his neighbors he was DC.
clared sane. K. l..sn,,,f5ssl III IN. -
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A MOT.nEADED GOVERNOR.
fonnsyivnnia's huler Has Lively Row
ytl with a ContrnctoF.

! 20
Ponnsylvnnia's huler Has Lively Row
~, with n nContrnotor.
HARRISBURG, January 3l.-The neglect 70
ship the public documents to the members
Of the House on account Of the refusal Of
Reaident Clerk McConkey to assume
charge, owing to there being no appropria.
ton for his salary, came near causing
personal encounter in the Executive
Chamber this morning. The Governor,
who has assumed 10 control their ship.
ments, summoned Joseph Montgomery.
the contractor for shipping tho documents'
70 the Executive Department, and had a
talk upon the subj v Montgomery said
be would ship the documents after consult,
ing counsel, as he was only directed
to begin work under ;the resident
clerk. This nettled the Governor, His
wanted the work begun at once, and he
made some pointed remarke, ordering
montgomery to proceed. This rolled the
contractor, who at once replied that 1t
made no difference whether he was the
Governor or not, he could not drive him
as slave. The Governor became greatly
excited at having the dignity Of his Office
trampled on, and rushing from bis chair,
II sharp language ordered Moutgomeryto TO
leave the room at once. The scene that
ensued came near causing blows to follow.
montgomery will not ship the docamen,s,
and the Governor will proceed against his
bondsmen Tor ils fulfllment unless the
work is performed. fs-'5 q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
FlIZ JOHN PORTER
may NOT be Restored kven if Congreas
= ~ Stl Passes the Bill. n 'I

May not be Resiored Aven n Congress
= ~ &t'! Passes the BILL. n ,'
WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The oppo-
nents OF the Fiiz John Porter bill are not
without hope that the President will refuse
to restore him to the army rolls even should
the bill pass. They point to the fact that
two years ago Congress passed a bill to re-
store Colonel D. F. Kirby to the army, the
act being signed by President Arthur, but
Secretary Lincoln has not yet placed Colo.
mel kirby's name On the rolls. The anti.
Porter men believe the bill will pass the
present Congress, but they hope to see its
obj:ct defeated by tho declinasion OF the
President to act in accordance with its
recommendation. The measure, like all
bills OF that character, is not mandatory or
final, but merely empowers the President
10 appoint at his pleasure the person de.
signed to be restored 10 the army, There
is no certainty that the President will act
in accordance with the recommendation,
but such refusal on his part would not end
the matter, for any future President could
appoint General Porter and Colonel Kirby
to their old positions in the army and in the
event OF the election OF Democratic Pres.
ident, such action is not altogether improb.
able, 49, - ~ %7'.,' - a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
A HEARrl.Ess MURDER.
oseaf. .bf"uey Confessos to tho Murder or
sFJtF&' ,l Ih0nins Harrow. tS

- = = o.
ELT3 49,. Ihomns harrow. tSE -
sAco, ME- January 81 Oscar E Blaney
and MrS. Barrow were jointly indicted for
the murder Of Thomas Barrow, but were
granted separate trials. Mrs. Burrows
trial is now on. This afternoon Blaney
took the stand and made a full con.
teasion Of the crime, giving minute
details. His story was \ that after
purchasing q pistol and cartridges be Left
hts home on the night OF the murder, osten.
slbly to visit a neighbor, but went to Bar.
rows place, and lay In wait for Thomas
Barrow and ahot him twice as he was
passing to his barn, then threw down the
revolver and started home. Soon alter.
ward Mrs: Barrow called al his
house and there was a hurried
consultation between Mrs. Barrow.
Mrs. Baney and Oscar E B!aney, Mira
Barrow then said be. husband had com.
mitted suicide. B!aney procured two car.
tridges and he aud Mrs.-Barrow started
back. and while Mrs. Barrow remained
outside b!aney went into the room where
3 Blrrow lay groanlng. When B'aney entered
barrow said, Oscar, I must eo.n BIaney
replied, 'Yes, your time has come" anu
shot him several times, producing i'm.
mediate death. lie then went out 10 the
shed 81, where Mrs. Barrow had remained,
VIE said, Have you made sure Of him ?m
Ihey-WentL in.o the house, where ,Eey
heard plowss9sgroans. She said that he was
not ueAu, s-ts.. N - - r. 49, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
"What class Of men are conducting this
BONDED WHISKY S
no Hope for;1ho Extension BftI In This

DO Hope fortIho Extension BftI In This
:. :,: - C"pErcSs. -.-i, -
From Our sot4i.l. G7espondeat. II gg., \, a N
lsWAsHlNaroS, January 3l.-Dh1 Rush, Of
Chicago, whose face is very ia,nlliar here
wheIeyer, any important whisky legislA.
tion IL pending in Congress, is by no means
hopeiul, about the pfoppees Of the whisky
bilis3 ,tI'a,a not'Clving the MISTER any at
tention this year" he naid as ho was pre-.
pairing to; leave for home yesterday, "ex.
cept that ! naturally take some interest In
the subject which have so long studied.
lam however; making no Efforts in regard
TO itssana only learn what | know CT II in
cidalhA Aly."t tgSs .. ,e = .1.. Il q. : NJ
1aEWhst do you ,thinktof its prospects,
DoehK,6s you sAs them from an Intelligent
and atup biased standpoint r. l4'lY!F
;itnI .thinkthty are not very s9al. don't
bsliByei IN Gat thas Tbs? bIfisi E-ly to paas.
OF course, th, rt !slap8 ~ long NJ there Ia
'lite,t ,tbutSl- think the hope ia vs.y slight In
this case. 4 Mr. Wits | think, ls ahout tho
oily man WHO really expects 1t to piss, and
ha viii ploUcbly Had out his mistake.h Is q
iEhMWll: it get Though the Ways and
Means Committee, do you thinbT' I'D q,
y. s.Ersha2ld think not, though 1t may Ds
inbette5r +, ! pAIne there thai than Is generally
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Damage by nm leo Brenh

@'plrsnuhon, January 3l.-Early this,
morning the ice in the Monongahela and
Youghiogheny rivers broke and btn besn
running out since. The steamboat Della
was swept from the landing near B,ovpa-
yille. Twelve barges owned by Walton 4
20: TO- were carried away from the Thru pool.
put all but three were recovered. The
t,lpple Of the Iron City Coal Company went
down: The Pittsburgh, McKeesnort and
ioughiogheny railroad bridge, Brrdfard nd
is pronounced dangerous and expected to
60 down tomorrow. The bridge at Wes.
Newton was carried away TO-DAY. TIA
a, Allegheny river is still closed bnt ris;n1
The Ice will break within twentv.fo.r
hours: No great damage is expected ~
tlis city. sApceteu Ia
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TELEGRApM.T4.LK.

CONFLICTING ,EcnorI H. IA b,ut. The Consoli,
ssEaa slaiion or .Twb Bie Companies. ;;Sa&
NEW YoRK; january Sl,-The Western
Union Company'reportcd to-day that moth,
Ing was iknown'Sf ,the contemplated lease
Of the B:%& o. Telegraph Company'au lines
BY tho WesterpUnion Company. An Off,
Ger Of the&companyl said that while no
oyertures hayerbeen made 10 the Western
Onion COMPANY, there was little doubt
that the B& 0. Company are in the mar.
ket md restly to sell out OF. lease their lines
wheneyeEa favorable opportunity is pre-
sented: ct was not generally ,knogn.
he said; Ahat the B. K o. Company a yesr
and g half ago were exceedin, ,
anxtouy to lease their lines 10 the Mutual
Unlon' Company. The former went so lar
aat9 send lis general manager to this city.
equipped with naps and statistics. with a
view to transferring ita property to the
Mutual Union Com panv. The B. & q
toiks, however, demanded such high terms
ina! the otter was rejected, and the Mutual
Union soon alter passing under the control
OF the Western Union Company tho uero.
tlat,ons fell through. This fact, the official
thought, L waa conclusive evidence that the
baltimore 4 Ohio Telegraph Company is
not such an independent and formidable
organization after all, and will be ready 10
sell out whenever, a favorable opportunity
presents itself. F4. .. E
II is also learned that the lines Of the
National Telegraph Company, which were
acquired by the Baltimore 4 Ohio Com
pany few days agc, had been olr,red in
turn to the. Produce Exchange, Mutual
unlon Company, aud Western Union
Company, and declined by each. ~ :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01

CnlcAdo, January 3l.-Great excitement
was created here tonight, when aisquad
Of police went into. a barn, on the West
Side, and toundthreet dead bodies packed
In tw Q barrels The barrels were tshipped
from Baltimore and were marked, ,;:"FaH.
cett, Baints & Co., Chicago, from Bilti!
more.n LTne police tonight arrested Dr..
John, ,Cars!oT, veterinary surgeon, who
was IN charge Of the premises. ~ He pro.
iessed ignorance OF the contents Of the
barrels. The bodies are at the morgue,
and an iuquest will be held tomorrow. .l,,ls
One Of the three bodies shipped in oask1
from Baltimore to Chicsgo proves to be a
white man, on whom an irquts! was held
in the East. The authorities propose 10
compel the Baltimore 4 Ohio road to pay
the expenses Of inteyment, -:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01

Fire at Peoria, Ill.,, yesterday destroyed
5000, 600 worth Of property.
Dr.. Elisha Harris, Secretary OF the New
York S.ate Board Of Health, diod yester-
day. s 80 Tg
COL Daniel McPhail, a distinguished SOL
dier Of the Mexican war, died yesterday at
Brooklyn. -
u praaioEd's hoom. at> Charleston, w. Va.
broke yesterday evening, letting out $4,000
worth Of logs. IL t-E' TTtif Il.
+ Z. N. Rowell, on trial at Batavia, N. Y,
for the murder OF his wifs's puramour, has
been acquitted. Es-& ~" r. u ~
It is now believed that it was the negro
Rugg who. committed the Maybes murdels
6nd the Tognshend assaplt. 49, )
Col. a. W. Sheldon, Associate Justice OF
ARIZONA Ty. and native Of Granville,
Ohio, died suddenly yesterday. =; !
Three ltemen were buried under. . fall.
ing wall at Milwaukee las: night, and one,
Adam Schmidt, fatally iaiured. On iahaHi
Nine cara were wrecked aud 0 co|osed
man killed in an accident on the Virginia
Midland near Lynchbu1g yesterday. sa
4. Ofestes Collins, one Of tho oldest lawyers
Of pennsylvania, died on Tnesday.A He
|S Eas g. prominent politician in !!aeks9n's
At Hamilton, Oat., the housa Of IN old
couple named Clinton was burned, and
the bodies Of the old people found in the
ruins. E5. Is &
+, ANoiher accilent Caused BY q train run.
ming into a:b5lldsr 6pcnsrcd' near jhatt4.
noopa yesterday, and several men were in.
iured.. 5|S !SsFS BY i . Il
A glove lsntt took place in New York yes
tsrlsy be.Ween Jim Barry and james Car.
roll. The eight waa deplsred 0 draw after
three rounda.t i,f-fi& SaSS5 . ~, Z
"A boy named Carl Webster was run over
and killed by street car in s.. Louis, yes:
tstday. us i5ther was Killed By accident
3 ahort tlme ag4. -,
Col. John g. k,sey, ef-Treasurer Of
Bradford county, Virginia, has absconded,
leaving on indebtedness Of 100000 for bis
bondsmen to meet b 4 Z = ~ s;tis I'd r, y
q At the annual bowl breaking at the Penn
sy1vania Univeralty yesterday general row
occurred. Oae man was shot In the hand
several students were alrested and the po
| lice were stoned, n I'D tS'f:
= = = a. -1k . "a HI H.HFr " IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
Fatal Accident -, ri,t,bu.r,, ~,

PITTSBURGH, January sl.-A distressire,
accident occurred this afternoon at ,be
Linden Steel Works, by, which two usa
were killed and another received ipidrriea
which will result in his death. Men were
engaged loading pieces Of stoel:fnovn aa
fish plates" onthe cana, aud were standing
on apiatform : on which there was troni:,
iitty to seventy .pnss ofshsh: plates, when;
the platform gave way. and The men ielT ia
the ground Wit !, fl,o nesaltantdp Of than
Johr pa''Sr and Thom2sDiney were k;Iloi %
instantly, and John Roach ia not arnao,ea ! Atea
TO live until mofniut. .; : - pesteo ''IeI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
.AlYorur aIun Drowned.

ELlzABEru, Pa January 3l.-A young
man named Thomas +aughlin started last
evening to walk across the river on the ice
from Coal Bluff to Butler. 4 towboat had
passed up, through on: this side, breaking
The Ice. This was unknown 10 the man
and he stepped In aud wan drowaed.- Tho
body was not found. It was In front Of tue
Gray Goose saloon, where 80 many persons
have been drowned; Al: l.ta.s.iJ-- --.J,
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ACCORDING 10 the Democratic caucus
schelle Tor redistricting Ohio, the district
"oyer tie river, which elected Colonel
J.D.Taylor by majority Of 1895 is ex-
pected to be Democratic by more than
1900. The district is 10 be composed Of
the counties Of Gucrnaey, Belmont, Noble,
Monroe. and Washington, having popu-
latlon Of lG11,72S. Jefferson and Harrison
are thrown in with Mahoning, Columbiana
tud Carroll, with Republican majority
Of 5,442-a district in which no member Of
tue preaent Congress livea, but in which
there is no scarcity Of aspirsnls. Among
osher things the dominant element in the
Democratic party is cudeavoring to cut out
everybody who is against the Payne-Mc-
Lean combination. 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
Z ChIneSc Cord ou,n Posi,ion

LONDON, January. Sir Samuel Baker
writes that the position Of Gen. Gordon,
alone and unprotected in the deserts ol
sordan and bearing large sam Of money,
Is not only extremely dangerous but di.
rect challenge to disaster. His friends
must watch his movements aud await de-
velopmenta with augiety. $!,.,,3 ~ I,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-01
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FAnao, D. T., January sl.ESIfs ~,
Jewett horsewhipped Captain W. Tr,isi siaaa -
Glyndon. on the train last evening. -, :,
when the train reached .Glyndon the CAP,
tain awore out warrant ior her arrest, and
she,Nyith her husband, was taken to Giyn-
don thia evening for a hearing. The cause
of1be trouble ia tthat;theI gallant CAPTAIN
gave NSlhffs. ] Jewett d 5000 diamond ring for
"favors," !" and then tried to recover It in
court \ =. 49, - l.. -.