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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09

The Abbott Opera company made mixed
impression upon those who heard them dur
ing their recent engagement
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
MINNEAPOLIS News.

The Minneapolis Office of the DAILY GLOBE has
been removed to 213 Hennepin avenue, S. j.
Clark, business manager of the department.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
Probate Court.

Estate of Erick G. Dolberg; decree of SID
tribution made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
RESOLUTIONS of Thanks.

The first and only SOC photograph CALLER
Just opened on Nicolletavenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
TIE MONSTER GATHERING

to order. He first read off the list
of gentlemen who were TO be honored
with seat in the grand
stand. Meanwhile the throng was being
continually increased. The hosts came from
the east, from the west and from the north
and the south, and when the Sixth ward club
marched up with banners and transparencies
aloft and the brass band playing, there were
fully II, 600 people gathered. 1t was solid
sea of faces up and down the square, and until
Capt. Merrlman began his address the cheer
ing was continuous.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09

Minneapolis Democrats we're not slow TO
respond to the appeal issued by the Demo-
cratic central committee, and early in the
day the party workers and leaders consum-
mated arrangements for holding ratification
meeting which should practically be iniuatory
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-09
lest YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-1AY!
Brands advertised a absolutely pure
CONTAIN AMMONIA.

Place top down hot stove until heated, thu
renaove the cover and SMELL A chemist viii nos ~
qu1rsd to detect ths presence OF ammonia.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

80 stlasaes - = faal ssias tAsi - -
- WHtsfs ~ itaf feHtssl ~ Feat
s4ssms fHA fhle#as fltff fhe H#tf ~
Wsfi,Iffssta fsHHtf wfH I ne fifasiS
fisaaa HAa wHs IT,
fHtAs0. 80 nssuh e.
TIE North side pullrt and hsleellfra AZ
~ asgH asef , nyasfy Whisii ilAy siaim
eoeeeals eoidhloalItd mafslsf. HauHilg
I,efsfe dush, Tuesday esenlan, Aalon
Wagner ani anton kalias. u No gs
tax place. discovered Che bedJ u .
man nualing ln lhe north hmneh n ll,s
tlsess ~ ne iocf n IIlact IIawk street
and reported the ihaltef 10 the rolica ol
ihe lawson street station. uHlccf udnin
was sent oht W Investigate. aai lie bedy
was pointed oa, 10 him ~ Mapnef hui
kellai, and he summoned The patrol
wagon ~ eeHtey n 81 The Hiorflis nj thr
county hospital The bo,ly was With dlf,
acuiiy ukan from The water, aud WHEN u
was iuHy exposed to tirw on tho dock,
the uiilttrs we're astahlnhei 81 Ind that
boih arms were Tied securely brhlnd the
back oi the deceased, aud the
rnd " the fupe fastened alput
his right leg The left cheek
above The mouth aud left temple were
badly dlncolprcd, which gave rlse 10 the
impression that the deceased had been
struck harl blow with sumo blunt In
sirument There were no other visible
marks asIde from the suspicious presence
oi the rope, which would indicate hnt
murder had bccu committed, The body
was conveyed 10 the morguo nj the
County Hospital, where II i now await.
Ing the action III q coroncf's Jury. late
AZ night Lieutenant Arch, Of The Chicago
Avenue Stallion, accompanied ly DE
te,tiyc lass, visited the morguc
aud made careful examination Of the
body. They were greatly perplcyod after
the examination, but believe that the dc.
ceased was murdered aud that the blows
op the left side Of the face and hoad were
produced by his mufdcrcrs. Onc marx
which will probably lead TO his identiiica.
tlon was peculiar wound over his right
eyp. The latter organ was probably gonr
altogether, ~ the cyclld was sewed
firmly 10 his check Die deceased was
dressed In suit made Of black
diagonal Of nno texture, and
10 nno gray osercoat. Ills shirt
was flannel of u dark brown color. The
deceased was about nvc Feet eight inches
IN height, was rather stout, and had curl,
balr ot dark brown color. Ills lace wa.
covered by short beard Of nearly ths
same color. From the appearance Of ih,
body II Is believed that II has laid 10 III,
water some mouths, aud decomposition
was only prevented BY the low tcmpera
ture Of tho water. The detectives lntens
TO make an immediate investigation oi ih'
case, as they believe the man was muir
dercd for some purpose or another. Tn
Coroncr's Jury, which was summone,
yesterday, win probably throw some ligh
ON the matter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
A SAD TRAGHDY.
A Young Married Woman Ends . Life of
Marital Tnfeiieiiy by Hanging Herself 10
tn mn OAK Tree. IL le naAiA sNa

In nm Oah Tree. s le naAiA 4A
spaisorIEi.D. Mo-. March %.
The body Of woman apparently about
iwenty.threc years old, was Ioupd hang
Ing 10 the LIMB OF small oak tree In
thlckct about one mile southwest of the
city last evening. She had taken long
strip Of new goods and evidently climbed
up the tree nbout sesen feet, aud, tying
the strip around her neck aud fastening
II securely to the limb, swung herself
down by the body Of the tree and died VI
slow strangnlation. The young woman
was seen near the spot where she com.
niitted suicide few minutes after twelve
o'clock, and hence committed the rash
act only short time before the body was
discovered. Some note paper and few
envelopes were found on the body, and
. few lines written With q pencil, say.
lngi ife4t. ....a.a ti ss4fiY.r fn
"Dear Jasper--for the last time this
day. pray" 80 BLOOM.
Coroner Van IIaase summoned q Jury
and began an inquest last night which
viii be concluded to-day, The body of
the unfoftunatc woman was brought 10
an undertakcr's establishment In this
city where II was Identified as that oi
sarah Stewart, wife OF Jasper stewart, oi
Pittsburgh, Kas.. who became estranged
from her husband and came here thre
weeks ago. Her maiden name Is said io
have bccn smith, and her parents sui
reside IN Pittsburgh. Had the unfortiIn-
ate creature lived . month or two longer
she would have become q mother.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

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tHasaes ssHa ~ ihsIf thnaasaes ~ fsslf
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ahis trilsf IAs ss#sshapHsF fssia.


t#asaes ssHs ~ lhelf AhHaasaes ~ ftsH
FleAAlimbastrshe# Ngelhsfsm ~ Tie
ehis trilsg ne tss#sshsprss fssla.
~ fnrp. ~ uafah .
4 ffflaili lfalh euaslfilaA " ihlnf.ont
raes heHsIiy iad,H silh eafa. NE eeHsf.
eaa alHsilaa n nesif#wiok eHiaiy. HHs
~ ~ Uhio nood sHgsnfs. reached ~.
IoHIs ottf ~ Chicago I siun line this
Afternoon, aml VII femaln II Claft ave.
nas aud Elshieenlli slrei unflI mofHlar.
IN the way n cnhlnbuiIan Mia u flr
lnesi Dotd thing seen IA thla eoauify,
aud M pfoefe.s from wichita, kas.. hes
heen MARKED ly demonstrations all along
The fpuie, II iAwrnee, Kas lhore being
s,eoo rrurie mt 10 see II pasA ihfeanh,
while N Mglco, Mo-, n was hon
ofed With tyfchliuht reception Each
car has an immense eanvas cartoon on
each slide, paIaied IN eolors, representing
graashbppefr IL AiI siscA and manners
oi performances, The mast atirpi,u
being q pair VI hoppofs astrlde q
huge ear Of csfn oii a wagon driving fur
u The lusect4, while IN front Il q HlTn,
board With the inscription, seIo the obo
valley" II lsyl Illustrative u the graft
tudc folt by that section VI Kansas for thu
generosity shown by The people now suf.
icrlng from this floods, when iSanAas
was prusintcd by The Rrasshappcr
sconrac ~ 1874, This plan Of rurlp.
foeatIng the klndness took form Marrh
/, auh by The l7th tha entire train
had been loaded, but contributions
were ro nufnrrous that tho surplus
was sold for $500, and an Imperative stop
put 10 any further donations, as they
could not be handled. The train
has been given free transportation over
the Sania fe, Chicago &Alt0n aud Ohio
& Mississippi Roads, aud Il IL expected
wlll reach Cincinnati Saturday night and
bo delivered Ia the Board OF Trade on
Monday. II Is thought the sale Of the
cprn will realize about $4,000. Those
WIN ARE attending the train arc Mayor
Grlfcnsteln, Of Wichita, w, y, White,
Dcaconi Major W. r. jowitt, represent
lug the farmers, Prof Nofyall, decorator
Of the A., 7, 6 =. vi T. J. shelton
| Wichita Times
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
EpI10Me Of 1hE WEEK.



1pssexf. Nsrth it.4.nf Ils~I<f a.
sfsis,s1e f<Il \ fhs r<ssfs ssszsfi,
iaz 'ss " III 90 \
~ IhztiII sos|Iths s~llAII shn~al sna
temporary support n somnisn schsois wss
discussed. IN NE iIlusa 4 ~ VS. fepast<d
70 pfohliIt fAs mailing u Id1i4y effr1sro
ef newspapers eonteinln4 Igllsry sdvsr.
sIssmsni~. n csmmIsses II lbs WboIe
:. esFdsf cpfs( ~ VI ldu-n
4 n IN k1Hr4svI1nthy ~ ksaesn b "a
tend The ffsnkIns privilege u nsmi,sfs u
Congress vss Ios. The appropriation u
fiho.ooo for Ictercarfisfs was rcjee'ei.
The committee then ross and the bill wss
vusrsd-<t " ia lfrtf4HfN1AfY
wssl1Epar, 3Ls& Il |. sInsss
The COMMITTEES on Foreign Relations report.
al 4 hili Tor tho Inspection Of meats Tor a..
! 1o1oun1)s, - @ohI1l ~ kkpost 4loa
81 adulterAisd articles Of fool Of drink.
Dcbsts took place ou the bills 10 a. tho sal.
sry Of Distriok DnlS6s sk16,oob end ts -.
propriais $4,000 ,01o for the support Of com.
= = = -, Z.
uomm''sss 0n kors'sn Ansirs reported
that ,ns sssss ~ VI sns desth OF Herr
S.a tribute Of re-
~ snent foreiTn
sAsssmsns ~ a ~ not deem
y nsnsssafy 20 y. .9nIH cf!@cise the
circumstances wnis1 Svenle1 fhs or
.prsss'ons q sympAtny 49, ec1I their
~ ncHo 3nsr8ors edep'R'
- uosp6rt Ar1 20 tn enats
tddptsd rssolusioh dirsc Pecrs'
tsry Of the Treasury 70 fu - .ror|es Of
f~eccnu 81 Sooshsly ID the1 ~. .route
'ss1tunc&y bss ncsctichwae ~ In the
House Mr.. Garrison uop declared
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

MsAts IN lhs matnIns u Ne fNh. ~
f#AHsHH Iiulssl asFFeu tgsl# eslaa asss
iHzH=1 lHfa lsH4slIIs h<sf hsle#. d.
Ehfzh asfsiIsi th< tata fi.s isesmslltr
ti#1alaT HHwn HH ssHhnhkmsHs eHa Ems
sHsdl*'Aif s<pgflhs Ihs thfInssf ssi
azshisa ssfs klIlea. ssf sHfss tsFzsh.
.tfa isfleasiy shd tselss sthzfs slightly
lnIfmI
4 soliss in nssmsa's ~ iaill. II Fs~
rsff, All. ssrIedsf fs~ dsfs sss. lIlk
iaK tss nftnsa and iIfe. children.
fsk sssentsss q eksmp sua fudsiph
FHlps,fift. brothers. tsst place On ihe
-, q cAIamhIs, ~, for ths murder n
Miller iirswsf~f. tH iHtttt t
HsersfLs tss saneunsrmsss wss msis
thst neFstae1, On stegmpiIee of rfsHtIu
fIiIefs IN The NJ f1sis sspfaSs robbery,
hsa attempted 70 eennilf saIsIie ~ fhe NJ.
istis Prison ny swallowing fragments d
hfatsn glass. Os The soth The fepoff was
said 10 h anieonded, MtFsddsn heins a..
sifens o. i'viaa plaesa In the hospital
whencs escape would hr sesy.
on The 7fst back water was flooding The
liesissA IN Ffnnt street Al vieksburK. and
the country tstwsen siss Miz~issippi and
Atchafalsya Rivers was banx inundstad
through breaks IN The lcvces.
THE death Of Mrs. A. "a Foote, Of Law.
renee, Kan, occurred recently from blood
poisoning caused by wearing . green vail
which rubbed srainst sore on hsr face.
TEN great ercvssses An the Mississippi
levees near New Orleans were reported on
the aist, all pouring great volumes Of wa or
Into the country aud overHowing some Of
the finest plantations In that section.
DopoE CRY (Kan.) advices OF the 2ist
were 10 the effect that the cattle drive 10
tho North this year would be from $4,000
10 $4,000 head.
TnE death Is announced Of Judge Thatch.
or, Of tho Supreme Court Of Colorado. \
JOHN J. vERrRErs, Chairman Of the
Tennessee State Democratic Committee,
caused an injunction to be served on the
2lst On ths President of the Nashville
American Newspaper Company, restrain.
Ing him from advocating IN. that paper a
protective tariff. vertress claimed 70
have an Interest In. the majority of the
stock ofohe american.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29


Governor crifsep1ea % miDepf Ksp1n1as
the True rawAr1u1ass - 1pas s'passt n1ns~
-" Better res . 11sunps nupo1 n|pne'~
Jxyvnnsos Cfrv. No, nerxh n.
The ~. LouIs hb>f- DfYslA win
this afternoon publish the clnlng pr
lg.ph to en- article sxphinins Qtssspos
i,rlttenden's Pnttikiss, "Cone, Gov
ernor, tell The truth, how dld Il all ~
penY' ~ will ~ yuu, - hsgs1o11, o1lRf
! look Of hesitation Ard 3 vlelhlo lI11lo ~
ward struggle, ''but yoe mest ~ - q
70 further usliI Ian out of ~ ~. I
hsd bssFd Est4 sinG Henh owsee
iIome,' I wss IN -. folls, snd
In common With alS.ose ~ euolro
audience was much sGected By the
Incomparna1s' pathss = ~ fsndlfion q
that pathetic song. called next day n
Company with souse frisnde, ~ = ! ap-
preached ratli's room uetv n ~ oof'
ridor q fhe koteI, p1s>y = ~ ~
who ssld 70 ne thai th&y l11 ~ DoeD
given that which should urvrf k1ve--e
kis. from Patti. After ~ luopo41s(lon
"a f1c izlly repeated WIN mon happy
young creatures bed nald, II MN -
iauekIngiy rvpll<d thas aks tid ~ -
uhy thss should naysr b. ~ nnqngf
Was thIr saId tAan hsd ~ kI6s. ] -
remarked tIuat this M te6>H ~ evoo
'lIaIas, Sweet uoune. n 49, r = -
Il that n falling - - elle.v.l-z
iriends viii wnom ~ 80 = 1llll.o1
that 1 ~ ~ ~ kiso ~ s11ow -
anythInx - home
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

"+f+ff"H - fH~W H4#HIHFfH" ~ -"
AntftieaH tfaa fi#fia4 fHs Fsttins So
sam faH fIsss9 4 =ass eh=f fA~ists3<s
fsssi ~ re fnsitf fsis.
ffsmsssff. q. tfsrh y
IN ~ lssae n lhs gplh fbf rlaffsHff
ffies Ca,fssi published 4 fsII sisismsas u
huF.tafklnE operations n tsHdihf siiItr.
tafil.s wInisf, andIns sIsfeh ffsIiaansfy
" fail fspeft ~ ~ sssifs wsst. isie,
Whleb VIII appaf nest wset. u
ssYt that Che Total psetlns a NE tefes
lnfHs flfIHs. which fsi,ftaent <J1nt
20 pef cent N Tie entire Western pssk4
Ing, anguHsiss }, E6H ist hoHs M pest
winter, compared with .l5u. 30 is<f4saf,
decrease ei tsa.iAsl N lhls IAIIinF en,
chleaeo Represents sle,lAg hogs ~.
IatIu rhows an Increase of ds.sIs hogs,
Louisville is,sl1, aud Indianapolis l.gff,
tlnetnnail decrease of bp,Hts, Milwsus
net ts,nis, ksuiss ciiy 1873,
The DECREASE In number of hogs packed
at fhrac seven cities Il w ptf cent Thr
agfrWste a The els cities exelusivr ~
Chicago falls below laat ycer gi,0lb hogs
or less than ! per cent
IN the aesfsgc gross weight II hogs
lhefu WAS an Increase VI Ons pound ~
kansas CIty. aud decrease a. fht other
points of ip.ii at NJ Louis, u. - - Cln-
sinnati, 1870 nt Chicago, 2I.2 Indiana
wauktc, the Knncral average l,eing fs0.Gs
pounds, compared with 900 % last lesr,
or q decrease of 1881 pounds, N va per
cent. The variation atths dIncrcst cities
seem TO reflect pretty closely the relative
qunilty Of the corn crop 10 the dlfieFcnt
loealiiicsl In Kansas city, where hogs
were drawn from sections having. good
corn, the weight was malntsIncd, not.
'wiihstanding the drawback of the We.
we're winter. AZ II, Ljuis the reduction
Ia less marked than further east. The
lnrge falling.oif IN n1avcmRc. weight Of
hogs has been due 10 the Inferior quality
II the corn crop IN most sections of tho
West, and the prevalence Of cold weather
decidedly adverse to ia,ienlng teudencies
Of stock.
Tho variation In production Of lard
has followed closely that of the average
Weight. The general sverage Yield II
g3,a7 pounds per hog, compared with
1911 last yoar, decrease of 2,t0 pounds,
or G.7 per cent The average percentage
yield Of lard thIs season AZ these pelnts
Is 1881 per cent. Of tho average gross
weight Of hogs, compared with SO per
cent. last year. Chicago, ~. ISoutsj iu-
dIanapoIls and Kansas City show an In
crease. sffi AHt"irns
The aggregate production of lard At
I the seven cities Il i29,052,2i3 pounds,
. or api ,i2s tirces, compared with 1885,
) 229,55l pounds, of is2,bit tiercssp~ last
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

CHICAGO. Ifs, Nsth 10.
A special from Salt Lake City say=: An
drew Pe,ersons, Mormon ex-CobFres.
man indicted IN 1883 under the Edmunds
Law for voting, Is ON trial to-day. Seven
poIysamIst Mormons are on the Jury with
consent Of Chief Justice Hunter. One
has three wives. All seven swore they
believed the divine law superior 70 the
laws Of Congress, and believed poiIgzfny
fieht and revealed from Heaven. Defend
snt admIls his marriage. according "a
Mormon las, but says II was proxy Tor
eternity and not for tifnc.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

tfHlSuFIEilp. NO, NhFrh u.
News hks b<en received here Of auofher
aiiempf q iscsndIarisu q Msshe<Id,
twenty-five miiea east Of hese. About
tour s'elsrk yesterday nofnIss sosns MIS-
erra.G - hfs - ~ pshiie srl1poi tuli<t
il = thas plnce. ~ NJ Principal q ms
school, uho sisep@ n lhe buiLiIng. pas
nunkssed by ~ solss. ssd discovered
~ ~ b - y savssh< buiIdIas b<iofs
norh 6nmnw ~ 6sns. ns thlnks he
~ ~ nzs Wa psfps.Fzss' ~ ID.
= - 61knCC1ogo1 y ~ d1f1neae. Uree
<nss - (11oe 11oge<cl % hHss1ose
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

MfrrKarVflH, NIx... March %.
A meeting of the pfopinent business
n<a Il BssIsesd rs heid iass night 70
project 4 railroad from HnInerd y MIA
FAcs LAKE. The plan + 70 eo-op<fne1
wIth ne enterprise oi The Sl5te nd
fFom leech IAke 10 MIN JHno vla
IlnIncrd. nov hnLIdiss. 1elng the eeue
fi9ks q 0hy fr)sn krFe 4ths I11tf ~
4 posnil1e, Ioinin1 vI1A ~ =. z11l
prsIserd { jnsd Fosks sy1eem. n
novsmens \ kne1ee>d n ~ dIo>uvuy
hat 4 -. Lo4l. zI4dIzziz. azzlzf l-<
m6naesmou5 u ,. 0f111 uruuz -
ens06 : ~ = ~ - - ~ -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
4 ca.sre.ieal Inquiry.

srRis1rrnLD. ILL.,. March 70.
A dispatch was received yesterday from
The Chief Veterinarian Of the Agricultural
Department at Washington, a. follows
81 kfssikS, Kas., March 10, 1854.
To DH. JonS II. R.rcH, Secretary III.
nois State Board Of IIcaith-fo and
mouth disease at Neosho Falls not
spreading. no contagious disease among
cattle In counties further west. :
DE. SALMON.
This Is the nrst authoritative insima-
ton thai true foot aud mouth disease cx.
lists anywhere In this country west of
Maine, where n was introduced direct
from England. There IL certainly mono
In Illinois, aud In the hope that Dr,
salmon's dispatch may have been inludI.
ciously worded, Governor Hamilton has
caused The following categorical ques-
tons TO b. telcgrsphsd him; ''Iiass you
found veritable loot and mouth disease
anywheref II 40, 10 what extentf In
what locaIlticsf" s.''s ts Hfs e
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
LATER.


WA@HfH1tofs y. Y. Hafth =.
The stfaiKhtout Republicans of fifgi-
ala have dsirrmined 70 send full dele
cation 10 the Chicago Republican Con-
sention. General wyekham win probably
head the delegation. II win be for Blaine
irst, last and I'll ths time The members
thereof will make . lively fight for
admission, snd they are satisfied that the
convention will give tbsm - least partial
representation. Virginia politicians herr
say that Malone has been convinced That
Arthur win secure the Chicago nomlssa.
tion, and he II dIiIetafiy at work "nxing''
an Arthur HeadjusteF delegation.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

cu1cAoo. ffs-. Nsrsh -
Dispstchcs report the Occurrences Of .
learful tragedy Ct Big Bottom, near Hats
barg, Tena., last night, The most bloody
tkns he's startled this community since ths
vns. J. ). 0o-sesss ". O. Crockett, and
: - who called hImseli . "Hanmsr'
- vsfs playIno dn- poker. Tn
on1I1ss Nh vesy keovy ed ~ ~ me-
- r&@Hsly lnlo1i<a1ld "Hamaser.
I - 1ilrlnr W eDponenco ~ d
- -. - aA<a s<e4se4 ok <1e44ad
vC|lM - - oo11@11 -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

Org Esii<n>s Of the Triple Murder. Con.
cesisd for Two lean, nrsught ~ Light Ia
Aid In rnraseiink the ", sfsry-The Arti.
siss iaensiass % Having BsissEs1 " Ons
sf The Parties Nsw is CUSTODY
+ iIrboxIS0ros. ffs.. March u.
Detective Prcss Butler, Of Bioous-
lngton, dIsulged 10 your correspondent q
most Important cIew 10 The perpesrator
Of the horrible murder Of McMahon,
Msiheny and carlock at Mt. Pulaski In
August, 1857. soon after the triple
sragedy, farmer, living no, far from the
scene, discovered In the hedge upon his
farm q shirt and overaIls Of . peculiar
checked pattern, which were mass Of
gorr. The pants were thoroughly sat
nrated with blood fryin the knees down,
and spIashed with stairj IL other parts,
as well also as t1e shirt. Tho farmer,
whose name for prudential reasons the
detective viii not dlsulgc, bad
his attention. directed 70 the
bloody garment by hls dog. which
scented the gore and nosed out the spot.
The farmer took The clothing home and
laid II away, and has said nothing about
the natter. tearing 20 become suspected
BY dangerous and mnrderous men. Butler,
Il was, who esssed tie sFfrst of WIn.
lIoagiiu, now In tie Lincoln iall, and who
socus~s that man and his brother kugepe,
atm uncaptnrsd, Of the NJ fssIaski mur.
ders. Al tho time sf the murder, Vim.
lIoagiIn worked for q nriRhbor of the
man who found the bloody Rzrments, and
70 20 bosne from The scene of the Innrier
must have passed the hedge. lie has
since worked for the nAsn Who made this
discovery. butler says that previous 10
The murders wni. HoasIIn wore suit ol
pseraIIs Of the same pscaIIar check.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

roIal proaurt il,s 70 rsoaJ ~ - IR9Ds saNReU
Compared With yesr ago these stocks
show . reduction of l01, ~ b1Ffe1s Of
pork, 5a,7D0, ,o00 ponnds a p>ea)a and -
Increase Of $500 tIefrcs of lard.
The reduction III packing = these
plsecs was squiyAient 70 etB,oo9 ho0 -
last years average weight. rs rsduc-
tIon IN stocks Of meats On March 1 eom-
pared with Z yepf aso was e9ulva>eue
70 the meat product of 100000 hogs, q
last yeaF'1 weight. fnff
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29

The Duly News, discussing the
probable dissolntion ef Parliament
and urging The Liberals 70 be
ready 70 take action a Z moments
notice, saysi sNcvcf sincc the
days of Bolnrbrokr has England seen q
great party 70 inscriptions and unpa-
triotic ~ the oppeslfiop, which take svsry
advantages of the difIiculties of the Gov.
efninent and allies Itself with Any cause
or party which promises 10 am5zrrassths
Cabinet. Sir stafford Norihccte i no'
the originator Of these sacsics, but y
sIuk< Al them y
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-03-29
4 pECULATisG rARsos.

A nev rend Drug Dispenser Endeayars Ia
In-f.nse his Wo,tiiy Wealth by ttobhinE
Cosfdtas friend.--tfis Penehant for Qui.
ninc Leads To nj. Detection. II
w. JosKrn. Mo-, Marchsi.
. A sensation was created here yesterday
by the, arrest OF J. d. johnson ut the IN.
stance Of Sam J. Smith 4 Co., Wholesale
druggists. Johnson was for four years
connected with the house AZ salesman
aud year or two ago went 70 Colorado
aud opened drug store Of his own. lic
has two drug stores IN that State. lie
spends his summers In Colorado and his
winters ut his home In this city. IIc
makes the house OF Smith Co. HIS head
quarters and sells % country merchants
when they como 10 town. Hc IA .
Christian preachcr young, very devout
and apparently rs spotIcss as babe.
Owing 10 bis good name, hc was given
the privilege of the store. few days
agoithcy began 10 think that certain ar
tlclcs Of drugs, such as quinlnc, NOR
phlne, and other valuable goods, were
disappearing too fast. One clerk sus-
ptttcu JuhtisOn. n uttcctlft was put on
his track, and Wednesday, this detective
declares, be saw him put some quInIne IN
bis pocket and leave the store. lie was
followed, and went 10 secluded room,
where he remained short time, aftar
which he emerged and went 10 his home,
In tic morning his private room was Wis.
ited, and over 800 worth ef the firms
qnlnInc found concealed. A memorrl.
dun showed that he had shipped over
| 5000 worth Of goods from that room
10 his Colorado stores. lie was arrested
and offered 10 give shs -firm $4,000 %
hush the matter up. lie u at liberty
and the iirm isi considering what 10 DO,
lie acknowledges $4,000, aud they fear
this Il not the half. lie has q young
family, living Ia the eastern part Of ths
city Ia style, and the family moves ~ The
best circles. lie Il superintendent of tho
Christian sundny school, and no man ~
the city stood higher or vas more
trusted lie Is pretty weIl.to-do. The
robbery has been kept ~ quiet NJ porst
Lilo, but II has leaked out. ....a.+>