davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
rmIonfrliL c,uiurY.

faiiiae ~ tHe Itsat faffisn n The pauaa
stssss Ifatal ~ washinnfeh, o.. a., efsi
sfHi fefsaHs Harmed Nv Inc fistFis. fsus
~ Whas were nsssaei Alive .sssfeAiHa
iof NE Victims.
Wtamf0fus. u T.. 4usasfl
The most ffiHhiial accident lhat ever
occuued IN Washington happened NJ
bafpast seven last evonina with.
out moments wafalna tho entire rear
portion VI the unlted states Hotel fell In,
bufylna seven of more pgpple IN tbs
ruins, fof Sumo lime after The disastsf
occurred The real nature was not known
outside u the immediate n.lehhofbqod
There the excitement was Tremendous
aud IA the news Hproa Il, thousands oi
people locked 10 the dreadful scene.
One ol the injured people was fxtrl.
Gated from the debris within q lew mln.
utes, but thu others were buried beneath
iho rulns. A iew minutes later q general
alarm was sounded, aud al the hook aud
ladder compaules In the city rushed
~ the vicinity " tho hotel.
The United States llolol IL one of tho
oldest structures IN thu city, aud ha. long
been In m unsafe condition. Dangerous
crarks IN the walls were Visible on the
ouislde and the complots prosiration of
m, whole mass .ho,,d what a .bell of n
buIldlup II wus. Tbe building has ir,,nt.
ans OF i2S feet ON pennsylynnIa avenue
and deptb OF 1873 feet. The tumble bc.
ran with a small portion of the wall at
tbe rear end. Thls preclpitated this non.
eral crash. and lu a minute or two the
whole mass was du,ty ruin. The du a
rose so that at A little distance il ,ookr a
AS II Are vas started In that neIphbor.
hood. several of the burlcd per. ons were
not Immediately Killed and IN, cries of
the wounded were lriphtlul 10 listen 10,
The iollow,np p.rsons ara known IA hay,
been IN the bulldhri
Mrs, Be,den, vile Of tho proprietor. /,
Earnest Snooks, eleven wears of age.
Mrs. Addie Fletcher. (color,d1 chm.
bcrmaId.
Aunir Dickson. do. Solomon Wilson.
fcolor.d1 pastry cook.
- Harr,son. n colorcd emplove.
Henry Ilall. TeoIor,dI cooI
The rescue oi Annie DleEson wa. cf.
fectrd Immediately aftrr ihe fsIt ~ m,
bulldInv She heard the coming ensh
and was in the act oi iumnIng out of ,ha
laundry wlndow when shn Ms eaught In
The urn,ra, collap.. sh, suff.rcd n d,s.
l6cntrd wrist. n bruised l.g nnd a scnln
wound. Uer minrIes were dressed aml
she was conyeyed 10 tbe hosnl,a No
guests were in Tho portion OF The build.
Inn which fell.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
sfILL fmr orELA
Heaa 2. stss dsf'ffasss tua aad as fes
auHFflsf iisflsf iifiillam Peffsfmsaes
efthe little ttsfs - tlstsiaaa she faws
sfsihe nseafd - est

Weaa Z. stes fsg ffssss taa sUd as fes
AunFflsf fisfisf fifiillam Fsffsfwsass
sfthe little tisfs - tlstsiaaa she faws
sfs the nesafH - ~ 90
ttfffftsn. " Aasaitl
Maud \ surprised everybody SATURDAY
~ beallaa ihs wonderful lime VI 7il0
madeby Jay.kye.see fndsf Al Providence.
she made the fnlo circuit saturday aitsf
noon without sklp ~ brvas IN qioe ~.
When tla report reached ibis go, that lag
Eye'seo bad loWefe1the Maud n resDfdby
aqaarler of second The greatest interest
was manifested 10 sporting circles as 10
the ability Of the little mare 10 beat II,
aud when she rounded The homc.stfetch
In grand style the excitement was Intense.
Tho wonderful performance IL the gen.
eral topic Of eonyersatlon. II
having been stated that Mand y
would trot faI nils and Irob.
ably endcavor 10 lower her record, fully
5000 people were present At the race
track 10 witness the event, but they had
no Idea ol the rare treat that was In
store for them. Very few persons DO.
Iieycd that the driver would cndeayor to
beat the time made by Jay.Eye-Sce Fri.
day, aud consequently but few bets were
offered. The princ.pal bet was made be-
tween Captain Stone, her former owner,
and Mr.. Lauterbeck, . well.known fan.
cier. BAR, the driver, brought Maud on
the track aud exercised her frequently he!
tween heats Of other races. by four
o'cl0cN she was IN .nne form and coud-
tlon, and President Edwards announced
that Maud y, would then bc driven q fast
mile for the amusement OF the audience.
The pretty little thing watched the weigh
lug Of the driver aud other prclimiDafles
with apparent interest and when the word
was given u 60, she gathered herself lor
desperate effort, aud before reschlug
the first quarter had settled herself into a
2i0s gait aud passed II In tnirty.twj sec.
onds. Tie hall was made Ia l,0i still
maintaining the RAPID pace. The third
quarter was trifie slower, hut alter
rouudlug into the homestrelch her speed
Na' NiilhSs W ttu hti Htau rNItNthNh ibi
ward ANA her eyes flashing SHE shot under
the wire like q rocket having completed
the circuit In 2;O9 81, maintaining her
reputation of "Queen." 'tt'l''E
Ia order 10 fu Iy appreciate the great
Victory Of the little mare over time and
space, It must be said that from the start
to the finish the whip never touched her
glossy coat, and 1t appeared at one ume
that little urging on the part Of her
driver would have maintained to the
close the gait ut which she started. When
n few moments latct the figures, 2;0D 81
were displayed from the judges' stand, q
shout that shook the grand stand went
up from the delighted audience. and the
excitement was Intense, Enthusiastic
horse fancIers are claiming that this Is
not the limit TO the mares abilities, nnd
predict she will yet reduce the figures to
not far from two minutcs. The time at
the thrce.fourths post was 1 ;OG 3I.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
rap nrlrmss eHIsfr.


lafafeefHsNt ~ TIE HfstfEftian ftHHt
ess raAsoisd1. ctls. AuHustt
There Il the aansI lfsab.e ii N tipllsd
atAtps liisulet Cearts@ ~ uss AimYslyn
~ Chlsamen. ihe Dlatfief Atfsflfy hf9a.
log lot carrying onl ths Restriction iaw
a. recently amended IN Congress, while
Judges sawyer and Iloffsish are donsifu.
Ing u 70 the adsaDlase of fhe eyolls. ~.
bora maintlihs that th9 aet hppIl,s 10
theqe Chinese eufoute iof the. Pacific coast
pilof 10 W. passage, While tho judges
contend 10 tho contrary. Tho Chinese
Consul here n becoming ,sofe harcftl.
ncnt aud overbcafInR, aud Hph the con.
curreneo Of the State Department at
Washington h likely % mast the amcnd.
I'd act as imperative a. the old act
Colonel pre, The Uhlpgse Colau tccspt.
ly boasted N tho District Cont thnt'ho
had caused about sixty rulings Of the col.
leotcr Of the rort 81 San ffnadlsro 10 be
reversed In Washington. fae 4fr sisff
The latest ib this matter l. that tho Cp<,
ton,house hna decldtl that II alone was
competent 10 issue ctrliiicsaes whctncr,
10 merchants or labo ers, and so notified,
III Chinese Consul. The latter commu!
nicaied with Washington and SECRETARY
frelinghuysrB decided that chius,g cJn-
sulaie certificate, shoald be Treated a,
prlInh faeio evidence. Later stu, nponi
the arrival VI the last china steamer,
fourteen Chinese werp founh on board
eaulDDpd with f,hiuesu feDnsular foeftln-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
AsTHxAs TRAGEDY.


A Son, Driven Fran, o by the v,oIeAt D~stIs
NJ His Father Cpnainits sninida Over He
Parent's Corpse.
''# BnowsuvrLLy. TAX. July Or
Near the RAuchy Place MondiIy, 1Lopls
Trevsao, q wealthy Mexican, whilq dis-
mounting from his horse, caught his foot
In the stirrup. The horse became I ight-
cucd and began plungina, and kicked
Trevpno In The had, rendering him
scpselcss. Tbs ahiinaI. thin ran away. .
dragging the ,pros,rate man, along the
roadway for a mile. The iiicIcs3'
body nnalIy became dlscntn,glcd,
whlle tho horse went on hoIne-l.
ward. Trrvunv's sop, p.oipg the
rldsrless horse At tho sate, fnouiitcd his
own horse aud started To search Tor his
iathur. Coming upon the mang.,,i ,budy.
mutl.ated beyond recognition. except BY
Its clothing, young f'reyano was 10 over- +
c0me that he shut himself In the hrad.
The servants fyund tho sou In tie last
agonies of death, lying beside hisoiath- I
er's corpse fondly embracing II. Tbs
father aud son were ce eofated Tor ther
horsrmaurhlp aud owaed ya,uaolo lhDrsss
nj DrazoS de Santiago. 49,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
LATER

THHeholera is rapidly dying ou. In
France. tA -
MONTANA has quarantIued against cat
tld from The northern Texas tanges.
l THE British House OF Commons on the
bih. voted credit OF GOO. 900 for tho relief
Of General Gordon.
TnE corner stone OF the Bartholdi statue
pedestal on Bedloe's Island was laid on
the 9Th. NA Ht4N4
NEGOTIATIONS between France and Chi.
na have been broken OF.
Az extensive FIRE occurred at Akron, o.,
on the oh, burning a number Of frams
buildlngs- ..-.
AT Birmingham tEng.l demonstration
on the 9Th John Bright declared the divine
right Of pccrs obsolete.
II has been decided that justices Of the
peace in Iowa can notify offenders against
The liquor Law.
ALL usins coming ovsrthe frontier from
Mexico are 10 bc inspected 10 prevent the
spread of yellow lever.
EanL GRANVILLE has refused the rs.
quest Of the Marquis Tseng 70 mediate be-
tws~n Francs. and Chlsa.
Hcnnrpr's IIshosraph and label works
aud Tatum q Bowsn's establishment 81
San Francisco burned on the Hh. LOS,
f5apo. Hsr
n English pslIcs have been informsa
that dynamite emissary has been sent
over from Aurrics. He is priest. ~
Msus f3soRoiE Rom, . g. LOUIS young
lady wss saved from drowning ., Rocka,
way Beech on the ssh By ifr. 9. N. Don
aldson. r-sf
Borrox, Crown solicisor. was awarded
fs01 damages on bis suit against Parnsll
and ether men Of the United Ireland.
coLoxrL HArcsvas rsnominsted py the
Dsmeer.ts for Congress trom the Firss
Distiet d Missoasi
Arisn.hInston, D. c., On tks s,h. the
coronsr's jury held The prppris,sr Of the
United stated Hotel rssponsible for the
loss Of life In thrfaIIsut taildinK. and called
the attention Of - DlsRi<s Attorney 10
the cs<.fff4u fn-srs0 ,slsqsqsTf
Tnn .D>nnusAh u shsFTselnA 1nissh
isiricsIsseui.sssd J. A Rissss tlssps
ent memhsr. fbf Csssr>ss. q st4E
/ rnrreHr trsfs on ~ Wss>ssn and n.
Q. Hsflroad breks fron tbs ssxIss vhils
EplnDuD the mountsfn q sks ~, go
penI back do~s ths hilI. eptng shrsosA 3
srss1i< Ths cosdscssr - hiIIelL
.1Bn totsl,vslus of erpprts - deupnl1e
cattfe, hozs snd tesf. port and dairy pro
dnes. FOR six mcusks endinx Jsss - -
elas.7.sIs against 81. i.ss',7ss twtng ~
same psriod isss ysar. ss@zz
/ TnEns rs oss d<ath lfad ehcI~o 49,
| ~, n es<a u ~ fclls~I 1'.lI1n 11IHl
onsart1s VIA ysnse6s e&lfet - :
s.b.rus. SESAME saa Cer>sAs s4@aqzIk
nssh 49, - esspGss( ~ rssv~~ =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
THE OLD HERO,
Who Never Fiinched Ia War, Uncoat ition-
ally surrenders 10 Compassionate Refer.
snce by Old Comrades 10 lila Personal
Misf0rtuneH.
su,.pos IIousr.

misf0rtuneH.
suE.DOs HousE,
OcEAs GnOys, N. J.,Aug..4.
General Grant was among those
who visited tho reunion OF army
chaplalns aud members Of the Christian
and Sanitary Commissions who per-
formed volunteer, field aud hospital duty
during the war, which ended last nlglft,
having been largely attended. General
Grant drove down with Fred Grant aud
H. X. 0glcsby, RepuDlican candidate for
Governor Of limos. The General was
enthusiastically received by gathering
Of 1900 people, including many well
dressed ladies, amid cheers and waving
OF handksrebiefs. 7
Rev. A. j. Palmer, OF the Park Avenue
Church, New York, who was ones sen.
fenced 10 be banged as q spy and lived
TO hear his own funeral sermon, wei.
coined GRAFT 10 behalf OF tlie Assoeia.
tIon, and his illusions 10 tbs recent
troubles Of the OK President called fortn
from the latter the following responses
III remember" said the General with
tremulous voice as he stepped forward
with crutch and cane, ''thr grand WORK
Of the Christian aud Sanitary commis.
sioDs, and how they helped the suffering
aud dying everywhere; they wrot.
ictters and forwarded dying me.
mentocs 10 loved ones al home under
my own eyes, aud they nursed sous
as well - bodies. An hour ago ex-
pectsd 10 make you speech aud say
some kind things, but under ths clrcum.
stances (lhe illusions " his private
sffair.) | do h with difllculty. only
hope"-hsre the General whose voice had
become husky, broxe down completely, y,
was led tottsrng 10 his .scat BY
George II. Stuart. President Of the Com.
mission. The vast audicuce stood upon
the benches aud ehsered. 0glesby spoke
Tor three quarters OF m hour, after which
the distinguished trio were driven 10
Grsars cottage, at the west end oi Long
Branch. HNH
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

Pass fAlAhin, sfsh#HHs teller n ne
Fefeithl fOfe.i FlFat HHsltnal Nahk, wAs
~ 60 f'h reported ~ he asfAultsf " thA
sum n H,0H0 ~ hsthd.
81 H. ~ ilsfris1a tileksy. ~ shoot
Ink Themes AopLf. was taken from tbs
lsll a uiaslew, Me-, y a mob, and
hanKsf
fWo fAfAb affHfs occurred tnrihs 4
lAeal eloeil5g NJ ieslnKlan Ky., IN ihs
tlh, the victims heinK teufHe Stewart and
Jaek tlsafy. Tho alleged mufdefers are
J. q. tseer' and blek Murphy. nth mnr
defs resulted indirectly from too ifso ia
duigence In whisky.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
FEARFUL "REMINISCENCES.


Geuerai uutier Awas...s sad Memories IN
Reviewing tho Career of - Fsmvas hssss. /
chasstts Regiment.
0LoccssrEa. Miss. Auxust5 !. =
The Tailapooss, with s.srttsry Chand. :
Ter, Mr Randall, Ceuefai Bus1r, Com
mandsr Daua cresne, Of Manlt9pa fame,
Commodore Euglish aud Commander
Merry, on board, arrived here yest rday
AFTERNOON. while the Sscoad ia tern Bay
stasu Regiment, i5o slroue. was par
taklng Of It's clanoake. on the ,tweslyr.
second annvsrsary OF tho bate Of
Baton Rouge, As the guests Of
Colonel Jonas n. Preach. They wers
received w"h graf sstsusizsll. General 4
Butler especially. Each sss introaused
10 the veterans, aud Gsarral BnsitS, Soc
relsry Chandler apu Ar. lmn,la,l va. :,
dressed them At some .sngtn. General
liuter at one pvlnt. 10 fevwBlng Tue his.
tory VI this rgsmsnt under his command
was overcoin. with emotion, aud
could not pfDeeed Tor sonic mluutes,
while there WAS hardy . dry eye IA .tsu.
assembly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

HocHksfxH. ". fs August
Ex.Governor -. john addressed
fully 5000 people At The Silver Lake
eamp-meeting yesterday. He sraisnsd
the RspsbIicas party Tor not e,usIns
Miss Frances wizards request % Insert
. D snk IN the platform Recommending
that the question Of prohibiting ths man.
ufscture Of liquor b submitted 70 the
people. He also said be had no sxpecta-
lion Of being elected fgssIdens. his ar
gumeut was mainly ip favor of forcing
both politie<l passIss " sct % We prohl-
billion question.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
Foreign Intelligence,

ONLY twelve deathg from cholera 90.
eufred at Marselilss nni three ~ T0uIon
during tho twenty -four hours ended al
niue p. M. on tbs 1Ist nit IN other towns
tho disease was also reported 10 10 abat.
Ing.
Duhis0 tho month Of July the customs
dulles o. Montreal wore $4,000 more than
the corresponding month last year.
WnLE attempting 10 escape arrest Cen
eral Pinzon and nino soldiers were killed a
fow days ago by the revolutionary forces
pt Guerrero, Mex.
A HAVANA dispatch of tho lat chronicles
tho death OF the Governor General Of Porto
Rico from yellow fover.
Orr Portland, Eng, the British steamer
Britannia, from New York TO London,
was wrecked few days ago. Tho mem.
bers Of the crew were saved. The cargo,
consisting OF 5000 bushels OF oats, 1000
bushels Of wheat and GU pounds Of oil.
cake was a total loss. H.Ig.
os the dry plains in the vicinity OF Chi.
huahua, Mex, five large springs Of water
have recently made their appearance, and
,fHApS N"''" ~ Nv"
.a ou'how su'hulcn' 10 sustain u herd Oh two
'uouSahu ea'''e'
DYNAMITE TO the amount OF sixty'hve
pouhds was stolen from magazine near
oiassow' seotinna, on the lst. The
thieves we're not known, and some alarm
prevailed.
DURING inc twenty'four hours ended at
II. u -
nine O'Clock p. m. on the lst there were
twenty'six deaths from cholera at Mar
seiIles, cight nt Aries, six nt Ak and two
as loulon. 1he dtsehse was reported at
Twelve places IN Italy.
ThE Paris police OH the list discovered
manufactory ofrxpioslvc bombs aud ar
rested Three persons found at work.
~ the twenty four hours ended nt nino
p.m. on the ~ sixteen deaths from cholera
oceerreu as hnrseiiie' aud two at Touion,
ana deaths were rspor,ei at various places
IN laly. The ports OF Brazil had been
closed to vessels from oil ports whero chol-
era prevailed
Two THOUSAND persons of both sexes
suspects ! oi conspiring against the poaco
OF the Gar bad up to tic 81 been expelled
IRON sernnny. sNe
RECENTLY tno i'ussian priesthood Mt
Jerusalem purchased The Mount OF Olives,
withths graves OF Malachi and Haggnl.
oihn appeal by ths jews tho Sultan IN.
nuiied the safe OF tho bnrial'Placcs of ths
prophets ~ ,i.s
iEfhER defeated Ross In tho fonr5it.
boa, racs ON the ~ at ~. John, n Bn by
length IN .osssS, beating hanlan's and
'he bcst record oil y minutes oO seconds.
bf collision on the Thames the steamer
Dione, from London Tor middiesbrough,
wassnnk on thc 3D. ana seventeen persons
were drowned.
pvhiso the twcuty.four hours ended ut
ninc Y. nj. on tho 4th there were twenty.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

p,rr..rnan. Pa Anrus. 4

PITTssunan. Pa. August L
In the Criminal Court 70. morrow, Albert
Bowssr, Of Irwin station, will b, put on
TRIAL for his life for taking the life Of Abe
Ilsyusker In contest Tor possession Of
The ga veil st Murraysvillc, which took
place between bodies OF rucn In the en-
ploy of WIN. Wsstou cod The PsnnsyIva.
nia fuel Cemptny os Novsmbsr - Of
last ycaE A large number Of witnesses
have besp subeunsed by both sides, and
u 10 sxpectsd thnt the frisi viii last two
weeks. Attorneys ssy II win Be one Of
the most exciting tfiaIs ever held here.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

TTT" L0LuhnfA, ;. 9 AuEust Z
The factory Of the Saiuda Manufacturing
Company, capital s2s0.o 900. three niles
from this city, was destroyed by iifc a.
four o'clock Sstarday afternoon. The
opentives had Just left the building
wnsu the Ore broks out. The machinery
was run by vaierpower. Origin Of nrs
unknown. Insurance, ef25,0o0.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
A T,rass,s oppsssssl.r.

cfscIEFAff, O, Aueustk
A. the Vim street Open. .houss
Iast night william Hoimes, AKed sev.
snteeB, andJso. McC.eary, aged sishtrss.
being somewhat vucIlerous In their ap-
pIause, wsss esass~k-ons ~ 49, private
watchman, Charles Bauer, Upon reschlux
the sidsvssk, tbs watchuian attscksd ths
boys nereely with loaded eape, strikinf
them over the head several TINS.
Holmss' skuIl 10 fractured, snd be wil'
probably die soon. McCleary u very
seriously injured. Both boys wers taken
70 tho hos itAi asd Bsscr was iocksd up
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
wA.ss> - o. !. mn SasA4s ..s s.ssss.

Bep Z. n9kpsss, . culorsd I'D aged
sbout f,sFtssa yssrs, wss killed BY .
pssssngrr train d % shs wess Chester
3 Phihdsiphis naIlrosd, sshors dissAscs
sosih Iron befs, Iass svesing. HAst-
psss, who uss Fetsrnioe homs witb I've
epnosnions, l>eIlng tlfsd. lid doun %
~ tfoek - fost Vnos oEa1n -
Drooe1pd his comDanions tFisd - infoss
10 y 81 ~, bue - Isniseou1ly ~
-. s<vise 1T ~ foiaee cd 9slkm
uess dssd, Esd " wantsa 70 ~, 20.
n oo1o 30 ~ oGslo>eooe, - buo!U
- Neonco - uel9 - gaseee ~
- onOnss - ~ fziohts'lv'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

DetectivesiearnIpg that NIhlllstIc docu.
ments uers being prIntsd On % sxten.
slvs ssais - esratoa, nade thefoueh
search In lkas city ior ~ olfsndsrs. asd
this mornIns succeeded u loesilss ~
prsss. They Faid>d ~ kossu, ~ ~
oeiy pefspa psseDot - ~ ifno - y.
llsgdsfon, owses et ~ pfDs4 W. -
~ nDpe1fnucs u ~ o1|o1o 110V ~
volvsf an1 t1se1ng noe - 11uoD ~
kss hrafns cat. n d@1rrtiV(a leoe<,
bep1dse ~ psese,s . 49, q4nnelev =
o01IIlnG
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

.lff OT1AHA 0<T-- AnGn4 4
II has rscsatiy bssa rspfsssstsd 70 the
covermsns snfhositiss here that -
ossspIssd esna q Americas TsdIaas
sad cowbo5s ksvs erosssd irpm Noslass
Into shs caeadlan noeskpsss ior ~ pr.
pose Of rnt1lng q ~ csop>o1g q ~,
usfs b<tweea n cDpSls 0llis - Tufs
tls nosneolas. nv hsvs - sssssnl
oecAslsee e1np = oosesss NJ ~
noss'so 49, 49, ~ gst = -
escs, coeUjo6 q o1s1f pluntss. epnez6lIv
1o1.iz.ia< 4 zz<<.< 41d A1kssz. = .<1s.z
So1eCyuI = C1no14. kxff1 t11fls
M ~ = - - ~ 6evs ~ ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
The East.

:. -. ~ rrrr ..re
ndelphia Mint ono million
erccoined during the
no other coins having been
pa burglars, who had six
containing watches, dia.
ms and snks, vGlued at $l0,.
tured py iftuburgh Pa.)
Ays ago. a
cpeurs fsaiiroad b -freight
he other day, fatally injur.
iey' ana truising several
ldren. ...
ago Jennie Bartlett, OF Bos.
iE!ri, who was Infatuated
nuse 10 failed to keep On mp
.'-h 8.i5. ~
ws Ihomas A.. Hendricks
y, N. " and Was for Tho
pduced TO Governor Cleve.
sI
and susan b. Anthony,
S'ce.rresiuent OF The Won.
ssocia'ion, 70 the members
10 use 'heir Influence 10 Sc
on Of Alsiae and Logan
oss OF hhody Boyle, near
enterrd by three masked
nis SAFE from which they
ihen thsy nbsconded.
resofore rated at S,ooo,oOo,
-
\ Thomas Dickson, President
are q Hudson Canal Com
~ few days ago at Morris.
TOR q protracted Illness.
The Bradford tPa.) Glass
shut down on accoun: OF tho
" resumed work with non
70 the afternoon the strikers
% factory, captured Fortune
new foreman, and sougod
y eyes TO fnreveut him from
re work ''i'
~ hus been nominated for
by tho hspublicans Of the
- rennsyivafila District. .
ou forly-two farms In scat
Of Nov. England show .
Per cent on the capital in-
er' and % -. asserted that In
pms farming IN that region
zen psf'esht ffLf
s.'',,, noon 81 - sas 's.ia.i l.s the &c erssiy
Portsmouth. N. II. The
nly welcomed BY. .sser.saiy
ns naval vessels In port and
eraiy pTcfftF a
-. 80 .S.s, Ss.:s'ys. ';s,Is.:s !. Z. FOR isi
ana 'srrio'y woundins .
..
as".ssa : building IN
H q
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
E or THE WEEK.
aINIAasaa
" News Compilation.


tweniy.nlns wssks ~ issi
trade against tlils eUasiry
5l,iiiT
\ failures throughout ths
and Canada dnriug the
fd on ths ist hHab rod no,
previous We !. The die
d foIlowsi Hsw England
ilddls, b2i Western. e7l
Pacific Batcs aud Terrific
b and Tho Provinces. ~.
lebs stAtement fur July II
~ deIt lIneIuiinK inter.
VI cash IN Treasury ssos,.
sss amount n TrsAviry,
fjecreapo during Juiy,
Erease since June 20, 1888,
|nK Of Tho Ad tho rear nor.
Ited states Hotel. IN wash.
ay, burying seven peraons
ss of them being colorcd
structure had long been
proposed National Confer.
Board. 70 be held In WASH.
7ih was, on account Of ,he
account, from tho cholera
bItcly postponed.
es at twcnt y seven lsadinr
3 In tho United efates dur.
ended on tho % Segregated
oninsf sfsif 40 asD ~ ,,-n
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

Andelphla Mint ono million
] wcrc coined during the
no other coins having been
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09
II0snnINa fnL nLnola.

ftsesrilsH a. ihe Hafusafs n iise Ofeeiy
fsP dtisn aai flsif nfssusfs ~ Fsfis.
Haatt, sew tffmpsHfs a nifflHa wet
eume, usfus ss rfBsd Heats taela ashs