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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-09

TIRE Treasury department. is informed
that Lieutenant Lusz Of the revenuestean-
er Corwin seized the German schooner
Adele while the crew were killing seals
af St Paul Islands, near ALASKA,
and brought the vessel and Ia
portion Of the crew to San Francisco.
Lientenans Lutz has been instrusted to
turn the vessel over to the United States
Marshal At Sam Francisco, and consult
With the United States District Attorney
- 20 future proceedings.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-09
NEWS AND NOTES.

A Summary Of Important Events.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

II tnrlhs ~ eli N wsfaali. w. eefS
lHFH sifnek ~ N gaa ihe aihaf dsf
#hieh hlsw aff ih0u and aaii N iHHl
lHsa ihe ali lHe fnaf N tba ssll ooult l#
heard M ihfaa mites
fHf WAffiHHs u anneaneed N pnV 4.
" Warren. as.ho Va filshlp n neaffls.
r. fhs viliWaf tlf, the eaiafada cattle
hlse, with twH ehllifen ant linnnl
FEw DAYS hHn Mfs lllaKefalaH and hai
llllle daughter lAs wcrs drowned In the
illsth lilsw at rleimpni, ST..
~ Colorado lev days asl ihfee morn
meh l1st iheif lives w suaw slides.
inHs q. MdsrooafHf nne n ihc defend
anis II lhc fnma bond eate NJ liillshofu,
H., was examined on The giti ~ te BIZ
whefeahouis un ths DAY N tho outrage.
lie denied anf connection with ihe rhine,
aud also denied that IN knsw anything "
The conversation which Two cunvicia teatl
fed took place In The Jail His statements
we're coruturated by throe othof p,rsons.
uksfnAL KHNHinAS stated en The 9flh
that he had been informed that Tho MISS.
Ing tharile Mccemns was probably with a
band Of Chlrrahua indian who werc daily
expected 10 arrive NJ the Kan Carlos
/ Agency,
uovEnson lRwiS, of Idaho, declines q
rereivc his salary since July I, as he has
been unable ~ attend 10 his duties.
Tnr other day Henry s. Bcall, tels
graph operator ut III paso, Tex, killed hin.
self at his desk because he had lost hi
months pay In gambling
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
From Washington,

THs death n "a ,uuveraof Lowe, N
Iowa, occurred NJ Washington On the agI,
" The age of seventy Ave years.
THn wife of Uenerel lloseeFans dlol Al
Washington on the golh after lingering
Illness of several months.
lliE exchanges at twcnty.sovon leading
clearinghouse IN tho unltei states dur
Ing the week ended on the g9i amounted
10 sl,0D, li2,iIa, against ti,0ih iis. asg tho
presiouse week. The exhibit was account.
ID favorable one, and Indicated an inr
pfovemont In general trade.
Tnn Immigrant Organization, Il the a.
tle Of mn association which has been formed
among the colored residents of Washing.
ton Tor the purpose Of helping colorsd peo.
pie IN the Southern States TO emIgrate and
locate.
fosTMAsrEn.GEsrnAL GRESHAM TO.
reived call from Wot Stever, a Loulsi.
ana attorney, on the elth, who asked that
the New Orleans Cotton Exposition, In.
dorsed by tho last Congress. be placed
upon the list OF frauds aud denied the use
Of tho mails. Mr. stevcr charges that tho
Directors OF the Exposition occupy slml.
lar positions In tho Louisiana Lottery,
aud devised tho scheme Of a grand cotton
exposition 10 further the interests OF the
lottery,which Is now deprived tho use OF
the mails. Mr.. Gresham said he had nc
authority under tho law to close the mali.
to tho Directors OF the Exposition. MIR,
Stever promised TO prove that Congress
had been imposed upon In this matter.
IT was estimated on tho 27th by Prof
Dodge, statlstlcian Of. the Agricultural
Department, that the corn crop would b,
1881 ,OG6,S3j bushels, the wheat crop 400,
100000 bushels, aud the cotton produc,
G,000,0OO bales.
DURING the FIRST Ave months Of the pres
cat fiscal year the total internal.revcnu
collections were Soi,27o, ,i3s, being 81 ,3i3,
5'i less than the corresponding periot
last year. In spirits there was a tota
Increase In collections Of s2,07i,T5i, ans
fermented liquors increase sl9T, ,3ss. Tn,
total decrease IN the collection OF take,
on tobacco was so,iol ,G0i, from banks an,
bankers Sl,Ocs,202, and miscellaneous take
| s3,G56,23l.
fouR-PERcrsr. Government bonds wer
on tho 2Ith quoted at sl.25, the highcs
point ever reached.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

ausly lhss n wgsla b. pasHllssi ~ 4
line.
4 sfvsHs storm, ~ ampaalsA - lhaa
as' aad llshsnlaf. tswI ossf vew
Haven, tenn, ~ tha 1flh ani vhlls n
prevailed slfena smsll N salesm waa
acted
Wonnsfs " me nelshl1fhoii N HAD
nv, "a, sete m tle fIth slsnlHf 4 reil
tlon " Congress requesting thst Tho I'm
pufiatlan u foreign iabaf Under contract
u stopped.
WHits temporarily insnne Colonei n.
u, llaihiaae, who married Tho daughter N
- Senator Ifa Harris, N Alhany, n w.,
killed hla wlfe and himself IN Hanover,
uernany, few days aeo,
" vas announced m the 9Th that ail Ne.
slgnments had been fled IN New York cliy
during tho year, with liabilities of sn, ,sbI,.
~, and the actual assets amounting 10
tp.gii.lii.
Drmsd the rehearsal ~ y play with plsi
tolls rceently q, Erie. Pa, James brandt
mortally wounded ucorae Walker IN q
head.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

fwsHff ssees ftFfs fasf HHa fAksfFsT
iiHssaas iiHHs o. AIrlHe ffHrfffg ~ ssts
nfnas ~ AfHIsHffsss VI saHsi I0HN

basvsH. silia. iire a.
A stselal dltpsseh from fsliHfisie. tai,
dassd lhs 1ith. via Nantfsss alfh, states
tHst siaui NON on Monday . snow HIifr
eame down ~ The MaslaIl iiaaln Ard aHs
flea ~ ne shaftshuuse vf The MsHaass
Mine, wllui n ths time NJ the afeldsfst
contained fourteen mas. Eight ~ The ses
oupanis wefe killed outright. Fauf aue'
ceedei N dlaa ug themselves ont, and
these fur subsequently, rescued The twe
y maininR men In badly injured cofidl'
ton. A the telephona wffss from ths
mine 81 the camp wnre In damaged easi'
dltion tho news was MT received In the
camp uniil iise o'clock that aftafnocn. and
then only these few measre details were
given. A large number ~ men imfnedP
stsiy left for the scene " the disaster, bat
NJ yet they haze moi becn heard from. II
has been showing Tor q week, aud n IL INV
over four feet deep M the level Tie pres
ent STERN IA the most extensive and dam.
aging ef any ever Known In that region. A
aiage-siriycr who had made hIs way on
foot over the surrounding country reports
that twenty.seven men have los' thclriiv
by show.slides within tho hast few days,
while the damage 70 mining proper.
~ Ia enormous. Two mon named
tiuntsr aud Peck were killed
by snow.slide at tho Nevada mine. also
al Telluride. The latest information from
Ophir and Anws, ueighboring towns, re.
ports that the mail.carrlcr from tilverton,
who was due on Friday. had rot been
heard from and he Ia supposed 10 have
been lost and pefshed In making an at.
| tempt 10 cfnss the range. This Mendata
mine IL tho most promising In Tho Ran
Miguel mining district of tho San Juan. II
employed tho largest force OF mrn, and was
one of the few mines which continued york
during the wipter months. There Il tho
greatest inteltst here 10 learn tho names OF
the unfortunate miners, ms sons OF them
have families living In Denver.
A special fsreiycd At ono o'clock this
morning givrs the names ot killed et the
MENDOZA mina - followsi ]. II. BorA. G.
4. H,rrick, Thomas Dunnegan, VIM. Tay'
lor. John Davis VIM, Applswhitc, r sla; !;
about twelve bouIw after being rcscpsd.
Thomas Whesris was found about twelve
feet under the s1ow, with his leg broken,
but still ailyv, aud u IL expected that he
will recover. lie was buried forty.six
hours. Two Mun, Joseph frclinghnyscn
aud Janus Buriis, were found dead today
by George pcli,ar Ia tho uoIdhug cabin.
A slitle strutk this cabin on Friday and
moved the .abin about 100 fret. Many
more accidents are known 20 Have Occur
red, aud an excited crowd In around The
telephone c.iife, tho only means OF com
municatiou all day.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
A FRIGIiTFUL EXPERIENCE.
The suGeripgs Of the Grow NJ tho nsfh
sfohawh In Long Island ssnnd Dmring =
Igeceut 1911 issnrd. x.

r
NEW HAYES, COM, Dec -.
z The crew Of tho bark Mohawk. Of Quebec,
Captain Grassland, met with terrible ex.
periepce whiic passing through Long
Island Sound. This vcsspl sall-d from New
York Saturday night, bound for Calcntta,,.
laden with choice cargo of mcrchandiscs
and while passing through the sound was
In chage Of Pilot John 0'Brisn This crew
consisted OF Captain Grassland. three
mates. two stewards and thirtesa ssilers,
made up of lrishmsn, rorwegians and
Japapnse To-day nine Of thesc inea Ne n
New Haven Hospital, suffering from tbs
efffctr d frozen fect, hands, ears and faces.
Tf5e iijurIcs of three arc 10 severe that II a
fear d ampuiation will b, necessary. sun'
day was terribly bitter day. and Pilot
o'Bsien says that during his thirty years.
sxI srience be never saw anything like u
Ths wind was north, md an ley blizzard
set In. Tho pilot loss his reckoning from
TIE steam mIngling with the Ice and snow
which converted the atmosphere into an
impenctrablc IN 81. An effort was made %
with ice and snow. None among the crsw,
escaped frost-bitcs, and soma Of them were
40 badly ffossn ihrs thsir Limbs rrfussd 70
| respond 70 duty. fsvrral ef the crew verv
sent Aloft 10 loosen sail They, crowded NY
the slippcry rigging onto thd long
was nearly completed whe., With 2
wild shrek Which 81 chilled a shs .IIssSIn ireasn
from tho icy row ON which hs wns sfsusf
Ing and fell .hehdlong 70 the deck. thirty
feet below. He lied three hours afterward
from broksn beck.a The suffering Of tiss
crew was terrible. whrn the vcnthcr
moderated yes'erdny, the frost began %
oose from the bpdics Of the unfortunatss.
A. the frost worked out the frorsn skin
would pun up and MI lindcrneath, 20
bags OF water. Their agony was sool
that thsy wers unable 10 slssp, and thffo
was nothing OIL board 10 relieve their pain.
Owing 70 the Norm OF Monday en- sncluFs
age was Impossible, and u vss found Wh(n
an attempt WAS made 10 clear away b0st
that t.iere wefo not enough abIe.bodied men
10 man the boat The Mohswk finally
reached New Haven harbor yesterday and
ss,sr psrlsus VIZ In "a lishs s,s sosf ri'1s ':
ofIIcer JAndssy Of ths distrvss ON board
and reached i6s vessel this Tornins. ahd
the disabled sailors wore taken 10 ths hos.
pitAl. Coroner Boltman visited tbe vsseel
On Z tug, srd viewed tbs remains Of bonita
Orrte, who was killed BY the fall. lie b .
PhillIpIan, md will " buried hsre. Those
injured are John Kiubs, Japanese; Toma
Ply JaPaaess Frsns slIys, 1870 resissssss' ryss.s
FRENCH; Ilsnry Bsrbe, 0evmass yosspk
Husta, 0srman. snd Peter fIoress ponin.
20. No snch terrible experiencs 10 Long
Island Sound has been equalled for my
| years 80 Fl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
LATER.

GENERAL GRANT was reported better
on tho 2sth.
THE Khedive Of Egypt wants TO ABB
dicatc.
GENERAL A. A. HUMPuRgs died un-
expectedly at Washington. d. C., on the
night Of the gIih.
THE Argentine Government will do
vote n. .Ooo.gJ0 10 education.
TnE Suez Canal Company has con-
eluied an agreement with British ship
owners.
The steamer Clara s. sank on tho
2sth in Tehula Lake, Miss, with 1000 bales
Of cotton.
WILLIAM Fox was hanged on the 2sth
at Nevada, No., for tho murder Of W. i
Howard.
TmE Chinese viceroy at Canton has
been ordered 10 send troops 70 the Tonqun
frontier.
The cooper shops Of the Dupont Pow.
der Mills at Wilmington, Del, turned on
the 18th; loss $4,000.
MARsErLLEs, uavre and Bordeaux are
the three ports at which American pork
will be admitted 70 France.
FRANK X. sHERwis, Of Albany. N.
Y, has been sentenced 10 the Penitentiary
for two years for contempt Of court =
TnE trial Of Chief Of Police Campbell
of ~. Louis, No.. terminated on the 18th
BY the Board finding him guilty OF all the
charges and specifications save one, and
They sentenced him 20 be reduced 10 the
rank Of patrolmsn.
TnE business failures In tho United
States for the seven days ended the sssh
numbered "a; and In Canada for the szms
time, twenty -four, q reduction OF twenty
, four compared with the previous week
THE White Star steamer Celtic. which
left New York for Liverpool on the 18th
. had not reached Queenstown on the 18th.
THs Ohio Liquor Dealers Conven'
ltlon declared the Scott Law unconsiitu
tiousi. and asked the Legislature 70 rcpsa
H.
THERE was an unconfrmcd rrmor os
the 9sth that the French had seisei ~
|. island Of HsInsn, commanding the ehsnne
|, % Hong Kong.
|, sxAiI-rox Il killing six or sereI
lper-ons day At Jslspa. Mexico.
In Mexico Notwithstanding that
:, lesancisi crisis over the nickel nsoaeJ is a
Q hand, the circulation Of the bit. and media
!, lmust IsxsIly end on The first cf The yes'
ssd th>y viii cease te hs legal tender.
= Kue ALFONSO has invited tho Cont
y ss raffs anf ne Due fs r0nipsnsisF
. ssay WITH him In Madrid. The visit Of n
Gents D. Paris I- th< result cf the eefms
E InIslssIvs ef she prsdemInssioa Of ell q
lEpsnis1 n1nlrA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
Identification Of . Cessssrfeis>s.
fxpIArArcLr. Ism. Dec. q

A msmbsr Of the vincsnnss gang Of
rountsrfeItsrs arrested last Friday, Who
gave his name ss James Summers, has
been recognised Is James sbragus. who
vas sent up In 1878 for six years for coun'
terfeitInx. He was . desperate prisoner,
and worried up plan 70 sscaps. BY shoot
ing the officers in the courtroom during
ths trial, that came near proving success.
fai. he vas released last June and 81 oucs
returnsd 10 his old business. sprnxys, next
u Pete Mrcartnsy, IL lndisna's most
prominent member of the order Of coun'
terfeitsrs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
The East.

FRANKLIN SsAyELy, OF the Pennsylvania
Iron Works, aud bis sons John and Jacob
were cunning the other morning near
Reading, when John slipped on the ice, the
weapon was discharge, and his brother
was shot dead.
JUDGE TRuAx, In the New York Superior
Court, the other day refused Chinaman,
who had obtained his first papers. natural
iEn.ion documents, citing tho provisions
Of the anti.Chinese net.
THE wife OF Patrick O'Donncli, Carey's
murderer, reached New York a few days
ago from England. She felt elated be.
cause Of dream during the voyage that
her husband had been rcspited. but her
hopes were dashed upon learning the
truth.
FIVE mel Of the Regina, aud Captain
Balm, from Philadelphia, wrecked Decem.
her 4, were recently rescued from n raft
ON which they had boon fvo days without
food or water, and had been landed at
Cork.
THE bell In Independence Hall, Phila.
deiphia, was rung a hundred times On the
2ith, and National salute was fired at
Fort Columbus, In New York harbor, 20
commemorate wnshington'a surrender OF
his commission as Commander. In Chief Of
the army.
NEAR Milford, Conn, few days ago a
huge snow.drift caught New York & New
Haven train, cxtinguishkng the fire In the
locomotive. An explosion followed, in
which the engineer and fireman were
killed.
In New York City the other day Richard
Won Sternbcrgsr, the son Of German
Baron. committed suicide. In duel soms
time ago he killed his rival In love affair
and made his escape 10 America. Ths
woman wrote him recently that, under the
pressure OF parental authority, she had
decided 10 marry another man. Upon tho
receipt Of this news he killed himself.
LoauLARD a Co., tobacco manufact-
urers at Jersey City, n. j., on the 2ith dis
tributed sio-sp among their s.ooo factory
hands.
Is tho bituminous regions Of westmore.
land, Blair, Bedford, Huntington, Cantel
and Clcariield Counties, Pa, twenty thou
sand coal miners we're on the s9,h prcpar
ing TO resist q proposed reduction ol
wages.
A rTRE few days ago destroyed
Hsricnburg & Co.'s large carpet store al
Brooklyn. N. ", involving loss In ex
cess OF sig.0o1.
G. N. LEx's shoe. factory al Athol, Mass.
was burned the other morning. rendering
30 hands idle, and causing a loss Of $40,
W1.
Orr New Haven. Conn, the bark No
hawk, having a Japanese crew, anchore'
the other day with all hanls frost-bitten
Two men would lose their feet.
Tak other night John II. Dlshi, ex-col
ieefor of Customs a. Philadelphia, VA
suffocated by coal gas at Delanco, NJ J.
THs withdrawal Of the agency In thi
country Of the Standard Fire onios, o
London, is announced. General Grant wa
one OF the trustees.
THE unveiiinx of q statue of Harrie
Martineau took place a few days ago !
the Old South Westinghouse ., Boston, !
commemorate her services TO the cause Q
emancipation. Mrs. Livermors preside
at the ceremonies, and Wendell Philip
and william Lloyd Garrison delivered q
dresses.
THx failure Of A. D. bmifh q Co.. {
Providence, r. l.. operating I've cptto
mills, occurred on the 2s,h. with iishilitis
Of Sf,5oopoo. Ths crash was highly di
astfous one, carrying with II the suspsI
1 I.n.tI-a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
Foreign Intelligence.

IN tho ncighborhool Of Lisbon, Portugal,
two earthquake shocks wers f,lt few
days ago. Some damage was done TO
buildings, and tho people wcro much
frightened,
SunvivoRs on tho steamer St Angus.
tine, which was burned recently IN thu BAY
of Biscay, report that terrible scenes were
Witnessed. Sailors stabbed and drowned
themselves In frenzy, aud the second mate
shot himself. Uncof the Captains Ices was
cut of by accident, when at his request n
weight was tied 20 his body and he was
cast into the sea. Several survivors had
been landed at Dover and Newcastle.
NEAR Chihuahul, Mex, Miuhial Bren.
nan and his servant were murdered few
days ago, AMI robbed OF largo quantity
Of American and Mexican gold.
A STRICT enforcement Of the law In re.
gard 20 nickel money was on tho g1i or.
dered by the Presi lont OF Mexico. There
had boon no further outbreak.
Ar Cnrthagena, In the United States Of
Colombia, the steamer Severn exploded
her boiler few days ago, killing seven
men aud doing considerable damage.
GENERAL KASrAKuzIs has been ap'
pointed Minister Of War OF Bulgaria.
MANY persons were Killed and injured
by an accident 10 pnssenger.trnin recent
ly between Paris and Avrieourt, In France
DE LgssEps In recent lecture at Pprii
stated that tho suez Canal would remain
under French control SO long ns he or BIZ
sons live.
OFFICIALS few days ago arrested Mime
Vandqr;inden at Loyden, HOLLAND, fo
numbering sixteen persons, five being bci
own children, TO recover Insurance policies
on their lives. She confessed her guilt.
ADvicEs OF the Goth from London stat
that the Hayiien rebellion had practically
ended. The insurgents at Jercmie Mira
goano had surrendered, aud both town
were occupied by Government troops.
In n letter TO tho Paris papers ON tn
26.h N. Bert stated that there were ground
to fear an outbreak OF disease from the us
ofAmcrican pork, quoting statements fror
the Inspector at Chicago, who maintainc
that dying and diseased hogs were packe
and sent 10 France.
OK the 21th Khartoum was gnrrisonc
by four thousand Egyptian troops
AT Zeboc, Bohemia, an earthquake shcc
the other day was so violent that the pee
Pile Hcd TO tho open country.
AT the recent session OF the Trades Coz
gress at Toronto, Ont., unanimous vol
was given against tho importation ,
Chinese labor.
FURTHER adviccs Of the 27,h state ihl
In the recent assault upon tho Orange pr
cesslon at Haibor Grace. Newfoundlan,
four men were killed, eight were mortall
and twenty were seriously wounded. On
thousand citizens OF the nelghboring tow
OF Carbonear were parnding tho street
and preparing 10 march 10 Barbor Grac
A LETTER io.the Boston Journal from
lady residing IN Smyrna states that u
recent earthquake let the city unlnJnrc,
aud that the loss Of life was less tina
three hundred, although hftecn thousan
people in the country lost their homes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

This afternoon \ 9. Esviss cosauctors
had hsnd.car and three msu on the Inter.
national and Great Northern Rosd, rsssrn-
ing TO tswn, having been rspAiring 9 wire
fence. Wills near Old summit, . wevk
train, consisting Of an engine and cahocses
ran into them, killing oss whits man, hndly
wounding negro and snothsr whlss nsans
and seriously isiurIng lswia A pesssn-
kertuin brought the victims 70 town, and
the wounded wsrs sent 70 Ne hospi>al. Ths
negro recovered conscieurness mceuon1nrt<
", ara envs he mans - nsngy MU0eys
fhe Wounded white nan did eopa neQer -
srriv.d a the hosustnl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

rvsfsovEfp. ffs.. Dee. -
rhs Governor to-day pardensd Hovland
BtsRy out Of the Penitentiary. htshy vse
sentenced 81 the Ocsob<r tstm, ifal, Of shs
Hancock County Circuit court for "
crime Of perjury and seat 70 ths Psnites-
tlssy fer thres ysara His aeni<ncs con.
msnced October u. issi, and his tsrm ~.
der The god ruIs would sxptFs Apco =
next. The 0overnor's rssson fsF sz>sad'
ing ~x-~s.sv~ ci~w~~~v n skss es>s = -
shers appears 70 - ~ svstsaes ~ ~
psriary eomuflbsd vas lntrn1<1s ~ =
tke eonsnsy. h app>an skat - eeovl1'
sh>~ghs y vss ssssFips = - ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05
epIT0ME or THE WEEK.
Interesting ssws Compilation.


Nushtg. ilte. "a IN The Hsnala, IN
teeHive s'silgh. illyai n. Iohn,sa vas
phiifnoi ~ Eufvevpi fleaefsi n All
',ha. Adl1ufneI u Januafy I. IN The
ha'ise Hpsaher Carlisle announced Tho
Handins committees This fspaft Of tbe
seefeiafY n tiats on Tho ssees,lon a
Patrick p'Dunuell sas transml. .tad by ths
President An adIpufnnan. was taken h
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

DuDp>un. h-s pec- - /.
walls IA Rev. Bishop nspsessy vas
lebrsting pousincal hfsh nass cllfiutnas
MOI ming he lighted candies on ~ altaf n
sou-s mysserious manissf ~ nre y soos e
the iAsrics, and n . ~ meuero, - o9oar
vas 2 ns.ss, p1slseaas9 ! ~ = q - 49, y =
sss ~Sois essSsdrsi wcsld y s1vslspe1 =
tks Hama he 1anler ~ eeo<zzl.g
pviesis quickly rvp9ysd - b4FsnS lzn15c1
end siter m1re dl4fn1.y - 49, -
hnmss uefe e1tfnyulseed - 41seg9v9
panic sverted. The ehurve .voa erQy4e4
Mas VS. proeesdsd VIII nfler - 49,
ves srtlnxui1hed. s.,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-01-05

Mn. y. O. 0oodsich, : psonleen1 resl-
dent Of braldeoos1. ves hil1s1 ~ - ~
IN f,aransr By ~ sarly nprofoc119 -
pengsr train- ~ ~ u1i1lnG - -
Husband - - a ~ lF1c1n - = -
ssslIoa = ~ sssia ooU>>e11A
lhsuska ~ 30 % - W. 49,
ssspSlne ovsF 80 - - - -. -
on.Ia voe ooDgo11
nneshe1 4 eee ~
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-07-03
THE DISTRICT .JUDGES

Atchison Champion: The judiciary
of the state of Kansas has always been,
and Is at present composed of men of
good private character, fair legal attain
ments and animated with q sincere de-
sire to do justice. The exceptions to the
rule have been so few as to be scarcely
worth noting. Under these circum-
stances, TO blackguard the district judges
of the state for the purpose of aiding
Governor Clicks electiOneering opera
tons is, according to the intelligence OF
the offender, very unjust or a
very silly operation. We do not know
a district judge IN this state, and
we have q personal acquaintance
with nearly all of them, who is not quite
as good lawyer as GOV. Click; and q
judge has certainly quite IS much regard
for his oath as a governor has. To CON
denim the district judges as tyrants OF
perjurers, because they use their author
Ity to prevent perjury IN their courts
and command witnesses TO speak the
truth, and because they pronounce OF
convicted criminals the sentence pre-
scIibed by law, and all to please the gov
ernor, is a depth of subserviency 4
which We are sorry to see any Kansal
newspaper, and particularly any pre-
fessedly Republican newspaper de
scend.