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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
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JACKSONVILLE Il terribly excited ovef me
illempi ~ an unknown person 10 blow w
The house " Hehafd nauteatt and klIl
BIZ family, between nine and ten O'Clock
lat night The house Il lorsied On Me
hillside Al the edge " iuwn, and ihe IN.
tehileh seems 10 have been 10 roll lhe
dynamite " explosive aEains1 the house
and turn u over aud
pows Tnt NH.
Hui from The manner In which II was
rolled it missed ~ aim and lodged under
the porch below, where the explosion &C.
suIfed which tore The porch nearly 10
shfeds The house otherwise was not
Injured, and lIarnccuit and wife, with
dse children, escaped The explosion was
heard all over that part Of the country,
aud soon several hundred people had
gathered at the scene Of intended de.
slfuetiun. The citizens are greatly cx.
cited over the occurrence, and there ID
talk among them Of having the town
placed under strong rule. This lniorma-
tlon, which was secured at the office Of
The Coal Exchange, says no one could be
lound on the streets Immediately after
the explosion occurred, and this Is taken
A. Indication that some OF the rlotous
slcment among the
sTMkERs piD TuE WORK.
Barnecutt, who was one OF the strikers,
went to work for the Coal Exchange
one week ago last Monday, and since
that time his son has been assaulted on
the streets OF the town, One of the syn
dlcate operators tclcgraphs that he saw,
last night, several bright lights In the
direction Of Jacksonville, but the opera.
tor al the latter place has reported no
tlrcs. There Is another report from this
source that At an open meeting OF the
strikers yesterday they concluded to make
an attack at Happy Hollow last night, II
the weather was OF favorable character,
hut as nothing has been heard from that
quarter, II Is supposed that nothing 0f
the kind has occurred.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The 10Th Of next February will be the an.
nivcrsary Of the order Of the knights Of
Pythias Of America.
J. II. Smith, charged with the murder Of
G. W. Crisler, in Memphis, about two
months ago, was captured at Malvern,
Ark, on the 18th, and returned to Memphis,
where he is now In Jail awaiting trial.
Elliott's broom factory at Memphis wns
partially burned on the night Of tho 18th.
Loss about $4,000; insurance not yet ascer.
tanned.
Fire on the 13th destroyed $1,000 worth
Of property at Kansas city, and Police
Judge Highly Is supposed TO have been
burned 10 death.
Gen. Sherman has accepted the position
OF marshal Of the day for the celebration of
the completion Of Washington monument,
GA the 2lst Of February.
As THE east-bound Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy passenger train passed through
Elmwood, H., on the i5th, J. ?. Reagan,
aged twenty-five years, deliberately laid
down on the track with his neck on the rail.
The train passed over and bcheaded him. He
leaves family.
A sALooS.KEEPER Of Philadelphia who
claims 10 have been made a millionaire by
the death Of q Cuban uncle, has written to
O'Donovan Rosa, saying that as soon as
he received hi money be would give $780,.
600 for "scienti1c,n warfare against Eng.
land.
A FREIGHT train on the Pittsburg ami
Western railroad ran into landslide near
ueyer's Staten, Pa, wrecking the engine
and seven cars. The engineer, Daniel Cos
tello. was killed instantly, and the fireman,
John Taterall, fatally injured.
Tug reduction Of wages and forces has
been in progress in Detroit for some time,
and now there are fully 1000 men out Of
employment, and many more whose time
and pay have been reduced. Only three In.
du,tries have not been affected. These are
tobac-o manufacturers, furriers and brew.
ers.
Twopeniteutiary cenvicts, Will. working
outside Of the walls, escaped from the
guards at jackson. Miss. on the ieth. 01e
named Hounell, from Cale'lonia, Losndes
county, was dangerously, and perhaps
fatally shot. lie was recaptured. The
other made good his escape.
Mas. Y. ]. HotiIosss. wife of frsIgh,
conductor on the Alabama and Great
southern railroad. living near Fort PAYNE,
Ala. vas hurned b. death On The is<h- Her
clothes iTnited while she vss standing near
: Are. and her body vss sboskinely burned.
1rrat fl.kes Of sesh falling from her. She
+. i.nzofsd Ia great assnT nnss s--ss r~'s=-s
~ -. sas isssss l.rss family.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
A Horrible Death.

foKr kEo0H. N. T., December II.
Anton Warning left Chateau Noyem.
Der 18th to get logs from the mountains.
Not returning within a fortnight his
friends became anxious at bis prolonged
absence, particularly as he had only
seven days rations with him. ON Thanks.
giving bay two friends started 10 search
tlc mountains for him. Following his
trail, after long hunt they came upon
the poor fellow dead under fallen tree,
aud frozen stiff lie had been made Q
prisoner by the weight Of the great tree,
and died a terrible death Of starvation and
cold After the accident be had writer
a note aud tied II around his dogs neck,
telling the particulars Of his sad misfor
tune, but the faithful animal would moi
leave his master, aud was sitting on the
body when II was found, nearly iamIshcd
Warning was tweniy-four years Of aye
lie came West about q year ago iroIr
JsnesyIllc, Wis, where be has a father
and sister residing.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
STRIKERS TACTICS.
Another Attempt TO Biow Up Miners
House at NeisonviIis, %.


Another Attempt 10 blow Up . Miners
House at NelsonvilIs, %.
COLUMBUS. o., December IA
This morning another attempt was
made by the strikers In the Hooking
Valley TO blow up miners house At
Jacksonville. The inmates escaped without
injury, but two sides Of the house were
shattered, the dynamite, as In the
former instance, not being properly placed
10 do lts work. Such desperate and VII
lalnous actions on the part Of the lawless
strikers have thoroughly aroused every
law.abldlng citizen In Nelsonville,
and this afternoon special meet
Ing Of the Town Council was held
to take immediate steps 10 prevent any
more similar occurrences. Il was re-
solved by that body 10 instruct the Mayor
10 appoint at once twenty Deputy Mar
shals who arc 10 watch the town. II this
force should not be sufficient for the pro-
lection Of life and property, then the
number may be increased.
There have been rumors to-day OF an
other attack upon the town, but the on
cials Of the Hooking Valley say tonight
that such thing Is improbable, as In tho
two former attacks the strikers have
been badly worsted, and they have
better sense than to inaugurntc an
other. However, Superintendent Carr
says that as there are no guards now st
Nnlsonsllle or Stnltsvllle, the strikers
may become bold enough 10 do almost
anything. lie says that the remaining
strikers number 600, OF whom not over
sixty or seyenty.fve arc hard characters,
yet those are the leaders and exert IN In
iuanco over the others.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE coal miners strike In tho Hooking
Valley seems practically ended, and tho
old men are Offering to resume work.
THE House sub Committee on Pensions
has agreed to report an appropriation OF
500, 600 for tho next fiscal year.
AT Dayton, o., on the 10th a monster
jaguar escaped from Barrett's circus. The
beast killed great many cattle and hogs,
and the people turned out and killed IL
after an exciting chase.
ON the 10th San Francisco woman tried
to kill herself, but, failing, she put fatal
bullet into her husband. Cause, jealousy.
on the 10th the possession OF the ~.
Louis (Mo.) Chamber OF Commerce build
Ing was surrendered by the Chamber Of
Commerce Association 10 the trustees Of
the second mortgage bond-holders.
THREE Of tho notorious Welsh Noun
tain, or Buxzard gang OF outlaws In
Pennsylvania, have been committed for
trial.
OS the 18th twelve Nlhllists were cap
tured In 81. Petersburg, and important
documents were seized.
A suBrERRAsEAS passage leading to the
tax receivers Office was discovered at
RetchltKa, Russia, on tho llth.
THg United States Supreme Court Is
three years In arrears with its docket, and
relief legislation Is TO be pushed.
ON the lith, at the National Health Con-
ference in Washington, d. c., DR.. Camp
bell, Of Richmond, Va, stated that the
death-roll among the coTored population
was 80 large as 10 excite the pity and COM
miseration Of the whole community. He
attributed II not 20 constitutional pc
culiarity, but TO poverty.
THE military were ordered out 70 the
scene Of trouble with the strikers at An
gus, Ia, on the 18th where threatening
condition Of aifsirs existed.
A NUMBER Of forged drafts on the Iowa
Loan and Trust Company are said TO be in
circulation.
The wilkinson Bros. failure at Syracuse,
| N. ", has involved others aud caused sew
eral assignments.
THE American Base Ball Association
concluded lie session at New York on the
if,h. A number Of important changes
were made In the rules in reference 10 sus.
pensions, explosions, rain-checks, etc.
ATROCITIES by the Turks In Macedoiis
are said to be increasing.
OaprRs have been issued 10 the Chinsss
commanders 10 suspend hostilities.
on the 18th the preliminary examination
Of the Arkansas train robbers took placs
At Little Rock.
THr submarine telegraph cable b~tween
Senegal and Francs has beea eompisssf'
and the first message vas sent on the izth.
Ar Angus, Ia. quiet has been restored
among the striking miners, an the eailin !
out Of the military ~sz premsfare.
lwxxss-osE deaths from cholefa Fsf.
rpsrssd h Paris durisg ths vssk sndsd
fhs ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
A SPOILED SENSATION.
The Story Of the Resurrection Of Miss rs
tolin Newman Denied by rriends of tho
Deceased Young Lady.

tolin Newman Denied by rriends OF the
Deceased Young Lady.
ALBANY, n. Y, December II.
The sensational resurrection story,
which was located In the little village Of
Egremont, In the Berkshire hills, Is pro.
nounccd hoax. II was claimed that the
body Of Miss Estelle Newman, a young
woman who was supposed TO have died
from spinal complaint, was dlslnter red
by medical students. II was said that
life returned to the body while II was be-
ing dlsscctcd, aud that the young lady is
now alive IN an Insane Asylum In SchO-
harie County.
prominent physician declares that
even II Miss Newman had not been dead
when buried, the confinement In the
grave would have ended her life before
resurrection. Besides, there is no insane
asylum In the county named. The story
receives another blow in the statement oi
". X. Wright, OF Hudson, n. Y, who
denies that his brother, the late DR..
Wright ever confessed 10 him about
taking the body Of Miss Newton 70
Albany.
Mrs. Chapel, a sister Of Miss Newman,
and Mrs. Newman, their mother, dis
credits the story. Her mania took the
form Of conviction that she must not cat,
and she died from starvation and spinal
complaint. Her flesh was 10 wasted that
II was thought impossible she could have
been brought back TO life.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

CHATTANOOGA. TEss., December ~.
An old man named Freeman was brulally
murdered In his house Wednesday night
near Madison. Ala, on the Memphis
Itad, by two negroes. They had an AZ
" weapon and literally cut him TO
pieces, his brains being laid bare and his
Leid almost severed from bis body. Tho
butchers were arrested and Que Of them
I,amed johnson confessed thai they com.
mlttcd the deed Last night
when the Sheriff started 10 con.
,cy the prisoners 10 Huntsville for
cafe keeping mob OF 200 whites
and blacks assembled at the depot 10
lynch the murdcrers. Just as the train
rolled In the widest scene ensued. The
negroes, thinking they would soon be ln
the hands Of the mob, commenced pray
Ing, while the bowling mob shrlcked for
come one TO lead them 10 seize the
negroes. The Sheriff, bya sklllful move
ment, got the negroes aboard the train,
which came near being wrecked by tho
lynchers. They are now In the Hunts.
Vile jail.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
The Doctrine of Evolution.

CoLusnrs.s =. O., December u.
At meeting Of the directors Of the
Presbyterian Theological Seminary In this
city last night Prof. Woodrow, whose
teachings OF evolution have created such
a stir, was asked to resign. lie declined
10 do 40 and was thcreupon removed.
Immediately afterwards the Rev. DR.. y.
". Bcggs, professor Of church history,
and the Rev. DR.. X. c. 1Iemphill, profess
sor Of Biblical literature. rendered their
designations, ~ take effect June 30th,
1885, which were promptly accepted.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
A SAD EAIE.
Three Female Employees Cremated IN n
Turning Candy Factory at Detroit, Mich.
-Four Others Missing aud one Fatally
Injured.

Injured.
DETROIT, MICH, December II.
Last evening the girls employed In
the second story OF Gray, Toynton &
fox's candy factory, on Woodbridge
street, were terrified by seeing fire break
out In the rear OF the department In which
they were employed rush was immc-
diatcly made for the fire escape at tho
front Of the building. The upper sash Of
one OF the windows had been lowered and
the young women had to climb over II In
order to reach the balcony. one, In de-
sccndng the ladder, slipped and fell TO
the pavement and was seriously injured.
Three girls were then seen Ia advance 10
the window, aud Immediately after
ward volume OF fire aud
smoke burst out over their heads,
and they were soon hidden from
view. The ilremcn arrived In large force,
but the flames had already made such
violent progress that 1t was some time be-
fore an entrance was gained. When the
fire In the second story had been partly
subducd the bodies Of the three girls
were discovered. one lay In the middle
Of the floor. Her face was badly burnt.
The other two were stretched upon
benches Just beneath the partly open
window. Their faces were blackcnrd
and presented saddening sight, but the
flames had not touched their bodies.
Their names ares Miss Annie Lynch,
aged thiriyi Miss BERTHE Mcssmorc,
aged eighteen, and Miss polglase. It Is
rumorcd that four more girls ART MISS
Ing, but up TO u late hour this report has
not been verified. The loss will reach
$4,000; partly insured.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

DS the 9th Lord Chief Justice Coleridge
England, sentenced Captain Dudley and
hte stephens, OF the Mignonette, TO be
nged. Thcy killed and ate the flesh Of
companion while In a starving condition
sea.
THE noted Cincinnati phllanthropist,
fuben X. Springer, died on the 10th.
THE first acts Of the Diaz administration
Mexico are giving satisfaction.
The Japanese Prince Alexis Salgo,
phew OF Colonel oyama, japanese Min
Per Of War, died at Washington, ID. c.,
the 10th. He was only eleven years OF
e.
TAnaAsy, 800 strong, win participate In
e ceremonies attending the Inauguration
President Cleveland.
A PROPOSAL Is made that the President,
Grounded by his Cabinet and others,
Iall from the White House open the New
fleans Exposition by electricity.
PRIME MINISTER FERRY has been In
rmed by Earl Granville that English ne
tiations with China with view Of set
ng the Franco-Chiness difficulty AMIGA
\, have resulted In failure.
THE American Base Ball Association has
oppcd the Virginia and indianapolis
pbs. Officers elected: II. ID. Mcknight,
esidcnt; Chris Won dor Ahe, Vice. Pres
Pnt, and W. c. wycof, Secretary aud
sasurer.
THE President consented 30 start the
ehlnery OF tho New Orleans EXPOSE
by electricity from tho White House
the 18th.
West Virginia curious political
IMPLICATION has arisen as the result OF the
Ange Of the time for State elections
Ted upon October 18th.
Hr silver jubilee Of Archbishop Lynch's
nseunuou began at Toronto, Ont, on
llth, accoppanisd with imposing fes.
(ities.
Ex-CHIEr or POLICE J. I. Ruiiln OF Gin
matt, o., died on the 18th.
a son Of the Bishop Of Rochester, Eng,
become Roman Catholic.
EX-GOVERNOR Loso, Of Massachusetts,
~ reasons why the people Of this State
scr the Michigan treaty.
irsrnAL BRtERE De LisrE threatens TO
ign the command at Tonquin unless he
reinforced.
~ the evening Of the 18th representa-
= Of the press and artistic professions
ve dinner 30 Nine. Patti In New York.
y h said that Marshal Wright, Of Gin
matt, o.. used sil,i05 Of the peoples
pney In employing deputies at the octo-
election.
NE dinner given by the Executive Com.
ftee Of the New York Merchants and
slness Mems Cleveland and Hendricks
nbs on the evening Of the 18th was a
md affair.
~ the iith Mr.. Foster, United States
MISTER 70 Spain, met the Special Com
itse Of the New York Chamber OF Com.
r~ appointed 10 consider the Spanish
nerican treaty.
'ksrRAL BsfsE1x. President Of the Ex-
a'ive COMMITTEES Of the National Cattle
ms Association. declares that q major.
Of The csttlemsn are In favor Of ths
s'ss Of public grass lands.
y Paris On The i,th, at the funeral O
stan Lepaxe. many English and Amer.
. rssid>nis placed wreaths upon shi
nm. hslssonier. Cabsnel and other ar.
we're present. - The ceremony.
shssid the Marquis Of Salisbury i r
'c's health, and vii 60 abroad In thi
q h-tnE benefited BY q change o
~ the e>,etr.,ion. February aIss, a
esmrls<ian Of th> wsshinston nonu
day.
Va n'ssrisss cassdi.n crook. Lirht
s.m efsea. lsstr recessed fron III
ssasa fsniesu11nsy. - julss1 ~ eel
Ma Arny.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
wy.,.rlous Assassination. A

LAREDO. TIKI, December n.
Early this morning on one OF the pub
lie streets leading from the plaza, The.
oioio Devalina. q Mexican gentleman Of
distinction aud wealth, was found dying
from a terrible wound in the head. DE.
salina IL a political refugee and highly
connected In Mexico, and II Ia believed
bis assassination was inspired from that
direction. The back Of his head was
crushed from blow with some blunt In
strument. lie was unconscious when
found, and at q late hour the physicians
declared he We Md never revive.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
faEHoH LEAVE
A ffsefh ushsf N sfstt. 2. w. Tstss tHa
fsfsmeHlHus irafH N ltia rsHiiff sHi
Tiapss WITH tHuHasf WHmHn I rfssf
tle4l WifHs

ussl wtfs.
NttfHi Y paefmhsf a.
Nyaek hts an eiop,msul. aai the people
hofe afs happy Tho psfilss tfe n,
nslehlaf, wollio.do Pftneh baker, aui
flgiis liaefman, . pretty rwnch German
girl, twenty thtoo years u aaa, Win has
resided here iof 4 couple " years With 4
family on cedar llli asenne Mclchluf
came "a ibis place With hIs wife and
family otot two years ago, and
opened bakery on Depow avenue, and
soon built ~ large and paying busl'
ness, he purchased some hne property
In Upper Nyack, and made himself and
family very pleasant home there. IT'S
wife is an Alsatlan, about lhifiy.ti,e
years old, aud quite good lookng"So far
o. people knew they always lived happily
together The young woman With whom
Melchoir clopcd, Is short aud gracefully
formed, with Jet black hair aud sparkling
eyes. Mclchof met her several months ago
and an Intimacy grew up at once be-
tween them She remarked tO several
parties that she "thought o great deal Of
the baker and would Ike 10 be bis wife y
The eopcmcnt occurred last Saturday
morning. On that morning Mrlcholr
Missed his wife goodbye, as he usually
did when he went away, and said he was
going TO New York to buy -four. Atnighs
Mclchlor did not return and his wife was
little worried, but did not then suspcc,
the truth OF the matter. lie did not como
back Sunday, and then
HgR susrlCIoNs wrRE NHousrp,
Early In the week she went to New York,
called at the place where he cusiomarily
purchased nour, and found that he was
not there ON the preceding saturday
When she returned home, she made a
search through the house 10 see II any.
thing was missing, and found that he had
taken all the money, but twenty cents.
She discovered, also, he had taken four
suits Of clothes and other things, which
indicated he had prepared for u journey,
A little later she asccrtained that the
girl, for whom he had formed such
an attachment, had also gone away on
Saturday morning, and II was not long
before she found proof that they had
clopcd. Mrs. Mclchlor feels badly, hui
not heartbrokcn, and longs to get hold OF
her husband and his companion. Sht
yesterday sold his horse aud wagon and
some other personal property, and say'
she will dispose Of everything for whcl
she can find buyers, ~ that II he cycl
.nmaa hasL ho will mt haVp a rent kht
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

wAsnIsoroS. d. g., December Is

wAsHIsoroS, d. g., December Is.
In the Senate the "lrrupresslble con.
nict' which has been going on for so many
years over the division Of the Territory ol
Dakota aud the admission Of The southern
half into the Union Of States. was dis.
cussed throughout last week aud still has
the right Of way In the regular order OF
business. Party lines have been strictly
drawn on the measure, the Republicans
favoring aud the Democrats opposing the
bill. There are indications Of desire 10
bring into The discussion the suppression
OF The colored voters In the south.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
Open Consideration OF Foreign Trcatlc.
tgitated.

wAsniNGroS, u. g.. December H.
Considerable pressure Is being brought
10 bear upon Senators with the view Of
having them abandon the rule which re-
qulrcs all treaties 10 be considered In 80
cret session. The claim Is put forward
by merchants and others, aud II appears
~ be justiiiablc, that the practice OF shut
ting out the public, especially when rev.
enuc treaties are under consideration, Is
wrong, and In many Instances disastrous
tD business. While the resolution offered
In the Senate by Van wyck TO open the
doors on the Spanish treaty was
objected TO yesterday, II IL
thought II may yet receive
favorable consideration. There II great
deal Of opposition 10 the Spanish treaty
In the Senate, aud II is quite probable
that II may fail Of ratification. Rcpub.
lican Senator from the West, In talking
with representative of the United Press
to-day expressed grave doubts Of the
ratification, and many others entertain
similar views. II ls limited that Blaine
Will use his influence against II.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
The Tale of sems fI.I,.

CHiCAoo, Ill. December u.
The car Of the United States Fish Com
mission, which left Washington Novem.
liih with $4,000 ash for breeding pur.
poses, arrived here last night direct from
Portland, Oregon. Fish were distributed
AZ Chicago, Quincy, Ill.,; DesMoInes,
Iowa; Sc. Paul, Portland and Walls
wslls. The fsh were Germsn carp. blue
carp and f.nch. The total distance trsv.
eled By the car was 5000 miles. out oi
the total number Of fab taken, only sew
eniy-two died. The car II In charge oi
Major q. n. Moore. and leaves for Wash.
lnslon direct tonight, 70 Eseeiss fIttf
supply lor othsr polats.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20
aen. 10 sesL Their Fe,tan.s.

tfNCINNAfI, y, UeeeIhbef y.
On Thursday Mr.. william y. Strong,
living In IlartweIl, packed his household
goods In freight car, aud Il started H.
the evening for jacksonville, Fls. Tho
next morning Il was discovered that
three boys of the village. sons Of ex-
eslleut parents, had disappeared. Thso
Il leaked out that they had conceslea
themselves In the car and had started for
Florida, where they expect 10 make their
fortunes. Before going they pfovi issi
themselves with twenty losves of bra',
fwa "a bctiis5 Of beer. bia rni., =
,,esi and cz-k II water. TasJ VIA ~
sso sssks upon Ne road.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-12-20

Nnw ioag. December u.
One who Is 10 position 10 know VIM.
Il going on In telegraph eIncles, says
messages have been sen, 10 Chicago ad
,Islng the officials there that the Postal
Telegraph and Cable Company bad scps
rated frDm the Bankers and Merchants
and directing the Western Union Incn to
take possession Of the Offices and wires
Including those In the sugar district,
Grand Pacific Hotel and open and regu
lar boards of trade. Upon what term,
the deal has bccn effected can not tell
inst now.n