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

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T#H FaII Islvsf Mass mill ewnaFa ere
contemplating anash@f shatsdawa,
TINS Canadians wws sHIayihz FBad
slaiehlHs n the lawsf pFuslaea ~ the
III, and sgma II sAe railways Wsfs blseks
adati Wlth sn1w,
TINS recent feappaafahea " ehnles IN
France has had depressing lanushcs 90
trade, and tourists arc again giving that
country q wids berth,
is many " tbs large eliisa Of The eoun.
try 10 was found necessary 70 discontinue
posting bulletins 90 the lth, on accouut u
the intense partisan feeling snssndeFsd
thereby.
AFfxH November goth all wheat along
the line Of the Northern Pacific will be sent
Last by rail, via NJ. Paul, instead of 10
Duluth, and thenee by rail, as lake navigs.
tlon closes on that date.
BnrlsH Imports decreased during octo.
her, compared with October last year, e..
10000. Exports decreased, compared with
October last year, fi25.00o.
ON the night Of the 1th the Fish Commits.
sion car left Washington with carp for the
supply Of all applicants in Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan.
ALL the railways and ferries Of San
Francisco adopted l2Oth meridian time on
November LIST.
THE Northern Pacific Railway has com.
menccd laying track on the line between
Ashland and Superior City, Wis.
TREATIES have been concluded by
British Consul Hewitt with chiefs Of the
West African tribes on the upper reaches
Of the Niger River, and extended the
English protectorate.
AN extension OF the treaty for the recip.
rocal passage Of American and Mexican
trosps across the boundary line has boon
made to October 3ist, 1885.
At Buenos Ayres a supposed case Of
cholera has caused much alarm. The
steamer Bruzzo and another Italian steam-
or were reported on tho 7th as detained at
Montevideo.
FoR the seven days ended the 7th the
failures throughout the country number In
the United States, 1856; Canada, u; total,
200. This was a marked decrease over the
previous week, when tho total was 26T
The decrease was mainly In New England
and the Middle States and Now York City.
THE quarantine against France has been
resumed by the Spanish Government.
FoR the week ondsd the sth tho Inn
ports at the port of New York were
Ss,036,00O.
THIRTY SEVEN fresh cases OF cholorn
and twelve deaths were reported In PariI
on the sth.
THE British Cabinet, up to the 10th inst.
had not reached an agreement on th,
redistribution Of Parliamentary seats.
on the sth the banking house of Jamel
NJ. MastSson & Co., Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
closed It's doors.
DISPATCHES from Admiral Courbct an
nounce that another tilt has boon had with
the Chinese, who were repulsed with heavy
loss.
ACCORDING 10 the London army dni
Napy Gazette the boats built In Englan'
for the Nile expedition are practically use
less.
MAUD 4. trotted mile on the sth at Lex
ington, KY, In 2:10 i-2, the fastest tim
ever made In the month Of November.
The new Governor. General Of Cuba, ar
rived at Havana on the Sth.
Cholera seems TO have taken a fresl
Start In France. During the twenty -fou
hours ended the evening OF the 9th ther
were 1856 cases and sixty-thrce deaths 4
Paris.
on the 9th the third Plenary Council 0
tho Roman Catholic Church in tho Unite
States opened In Baltimore, Nd. Arch
bishop Kenrick, Of 1t. Louis. No.. celebrat
ed pontIncal high mass, and the openin
sermon was preached by Archbishop Ryar
Of Philadelphia. The ceremonies were Of
: most imposing character. Tho Counc
. will remain In closed session for thre
weeks.
A most successful voyage was made b
nronauts In France on the 9th In balloon
They went from one town to another an
returned, requiring only forty-ave min
/ utes. They steered the balloon so well tha
. they allghtsd In the very spot from whic
. they started.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenu
/ has issued his report. for the fiscal year.
S AT meeting Of the Montreal Corn Ii
a change on the sth steps were taken towar
!. urging the Canadian Government to nai
. a creditable exhibition at the New Orlear
! Exposition.