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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08
. New York Bargains.

Irate CussOmer-"See here, sir, when
I was over last week bought silk
dress pattern of you at two dollars a
yard and you said the former price was
five dollars"
DeaIer-'Yes, you bought it at our
grand bargain sale"
Exactly. Well my wife says the stun
has been selling in Philadelphia at $3.50
yard"
s.Indeed."
eyes. sir. What do you mean BY
saying the former price was five dol
lars?f
'.But it was"
"When?"
"During the war."-Rsssadslphi0 Calk
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08

There is strong feeling in various
portions of the United States in favor
of the total abolition of fences. 1t is
stated that the cost of the maintenance
of fences annually in this country is not
far short of $50. OO0, 900, a pretty snug
sum if it might be saved to the farmers,
1t is estimated that there are 5000, coo
miles Of fencing in all this Nation.-N
Y. Tribune,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08

The Duke of Albany left only f10..
600, and the queen has consented to
pay a portion of his debts. including
share of the funeral expenses. There
is a clause in the grant to the Duchess
which takes away her $4,000 Q year II
she remarrie5.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08

OF all fruits, tho apple is perhaps
the most valuable. It is wholesome; 1t
.loys the appetite less than any other
fruit; it may be eaten daily, yet be eV@
acceptable. CHICAGO 7rtbNssss
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08

az An communications for this pape
should be accompanied by the name Of tn,
author; not necessarily for publication, blu,
- an evidence of good faith on the part o,
che writer. Write only on one side of the pa
Per. Be particularly careful in giving manner
And dates to have the letters and figures plsir
end distinct
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08

-Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, in the Ohio
Farmer says the potato is NOT a native
of South America, but grows wild along
the table-lands of the Rocky Mountains.
1t is not ''tuber'' but a ''bulb-" The
eyes. he adds, are perfe t gems of ova.
having the stems, leaves, flowers and
roots in embryo. Every eye may be
safely cut off and planted separately.
He says the potato is not root
swelled'' or otherwise bat is the fruit
of an underground stem (stamen) which
is no more like root that it is like =
sheep. Mr.. Clay has the actual hardi-
hood to assert ''that all the nice meth
DDS of cutting from the eye toward the
stem end is delusion and founded on
errorr'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08
Preparing Produce for Market.

To be successful in market gardening
requires not only n practical knowledge
of how to produce crops to the best adj
vantage, but it also requires a knowl-
edge OF how to select and prepare the
produce Tor the market. While in a
provision store the other day, we ex-
amined some asparagus, which appeared
to be very good in quality, except .
half dozen small stalks placed nearly in
the middle. but the tying up was very
poor, being very loosely tied, SO that
with the small stalks it made very
poor appearance. The half dozen small
stalks did not add to the size of the
bunch, because they fitted in between
the large ones, but on inquiry we found
that this asparagus was purchased
twenty-five cents q dozen less than the
price of asparagus well put up; thus the
grower by selecting his asparagus with
misery hand, has lost at least twenty
cents per dozen punches; the loss by
proper selection would not exceed five
cents per dozen punches, and it would
not have cost anything more to have
tied it up as it should be. Estimating
three hundred dozen punches as the
product of an acre, the loss by ty-
ing and improper selection, would
amount to sixty dollars an acre each
year, which would be a good profit.
What is true of asparagus, is true Of
nearly all other crops; by leaving in q
few beets or turnips of an inferior quail
ify, the whole product is injured and
must be sold at greatly reduced prices.
As a rule poor quality of produce is
not worth sending to market; when it
is, it should be sent separate from the
good, and sold for what it is worth; for
when mixed with first quality it reduces
the price of the whole so much that it
would be much better to throw it away.
To be successful in market gardening
one needs first to build up reputation
for careful selection and honest packing,
so that the dealer may rely on what you
send him as being as good in the mid
die of the package as it is on the out
side. When such reputation is once
built up there will be no difficulty in
always having a ready sale for what
ever may be grown, and at prices that
will give fair profit. when he who Sc
lects with q misery aim, sells at cost.
The buyer is quick to detect little stalks
of asparagus, or wormy apples, though
one be put in the middle of the bunch.
and the other in the middle of the bar
rel.--Massachasetts Plouqhmdn.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1884-08-08

with energy and excitement. Was it
Gertrude's fancy. or was it that that
word in his voice really struck her like
q whip?
s'The hill is on the move, master, and
he be dead, too" said the foremost
man, but shame-facedly.
Hush, his sister be there!' put in 3
woman. softly.
There was an instant's hesitation
while all watched the big miner then,
after glance at their faces:
"We're with you, masterr' cred he,
Selling the tool at his feet like a giant
aroused.
The spell was broken; and who then
so reckless as the Cumberland men?
Losford soon had to check them, and
assist the foreman to compel them to
underpn, and take other proper pre-
cautions as they worked. In time,
more men focked from neighboring
pits to the spot, and the task was car
ried on by gangs. Notwithstanding
Mr.. and Mrs. Godwinis entreaties, the
poor girl most concerned would not
leave, and hour after hour, while SEEM
ingly countless loads of earth. were
wheeled or carried from the deepening
entrance, she walked to and fro, or lay
with Gertrude's hand in hers on the
wraps laid in a corner formed by two
walls. How each shining worker was
ga sed at as he came from the darkness
into the blaze of the fire and deposited
his load! Whoever worked by spells,
the figure Gertrude knew best did not
appear. But, when the faint lingering
hope was dying away. one of the other
men staying in the house came quickly
up to Violet.
'.Miss Marston, do not be too san
guine. There is hope yet however.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31
From Washington.

AT tweniy.six leading clearing houses In
the United States tho exchanges during
the week ended on the 18th were $780,
725,3s9, against II. .0ai, ,7of ,02s tho previous
week, indicating an improvement In busi-
ness.
IT was agreed on the Goth by the House
Committee on Military Affairs TO report
bill providing that honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors shall be given prefer.
ence In appointments to civil Offices.
ACCORDING 10 the views Of cx.Speaker
Randall Congress VIII bc ready TO adjourn
July IS.
On the eist large delegation from tho
African NJ. y. Conference, In session at
Baltimore, visited Washington and paid
thsir respects TO the President.
THE unveiliny Of a statue Of Martin
Luther IN front OF the Memorial Lutheran
Church at Washington, ID. c., occurred on
che 2ist. About two thousand persons
witnessed the ceremonies.
A CALL has been issued by Secretary
Foiger for the redemption Of $i1,o00,o00 Of
three per cent bonds maturing the 30th OF
June.
DURING tho seven days ended on the
2Si there were 2o3 failures In the United
States and Canada against 90 tho prevl.
ous seven days, distributed as follows,
Middle States, 80; New England, ~; South
crn, p, westero, Is; Pacific States and
Territories, Is; Canada, 20.
A scnEpuLE has been completed by
the Railway Mail Bureau for daily service
between New York and tho City Of Nexi.
co, s,i59 miles, tho average time being
seven DAYS,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31
Foreign Intelligence.

ADvIcEs OF the Goth from London state
that widespread destitution and nearly
score Of suicides had followed tho failure
OF the Oriental Bank. No failure since the
suspension OF tho City Bank OF Glasgow
had caused such wholesale ruin.
THE Cortes at Madrid, Spain, was
opened by the King on the Goth with
speech from the throne. He said the Gov.
ernment had been reliably informed that
tho Spanish Anarchists were closely united
with tho Socialists Of Germany, tho Mill.
tsta Of Russia, the Anarchist, Of France,
aud even tho FenIans OF ireland and
America, and he said measures would be
taken to rid Spain OF such disturbers.
A SERIOUS conflict was reported TO have
occurred at Liraves, Mex, on the Goth be-
tween tho troops and tho people, and fears
were expressed that a revolution had be.
gun, which would spread TO all sections OF
the Republic. It was said that the present
Government was so corrupt that any
change would be desirable.
CARTWRIGHT, the leader Of the Opposi.
tion In a speech In the Canadian Parlia.
mont few evenings ago. said the present
unrest Of the Canadian people could be
done away with in three ways--annsxa-
ton TO the United States, independence,
and the federation OF all the English people
Of the world.
Ar Akysb, In British Burmah, terrific
cyclone occurred a few days ago, destroy.
ing thousands OF houses aud killing many
people.
SEVERE earthquake shocks were felt on
the 2ist throughout tho peninsula Of Cyzi
Gus, Asia Minor. Several villages wer,
damaged, many houses were destroyed
and twenty persons were killed.
The sculling race at Sydney, Australia
was won on the 22d by Hanlan, tho Cana
dian oarsman, defeating Laycock, th'
Australian champion, by half q length.
TWELVE bandits attacked a party oi
merchants near Nuevo Leon, MeE, thu
other day, killed three Of them, stole 400
and then escaped.
THE steamer Syria, en- route from shang
hal 10 tho Fiji Islands, was wrecked q few
days ago whom near her destination, an'
seventy passengers, all coolies, were 70
ported rs lost
IT was stated on tho ed that the Cap
tain.Generai Of Cuba had liberated som
desperate criminals upon condition tina
they Join Aguero's band and assassinat
him. Aguero was burning and pillaginI
on bis march, aud his force was bsinl
daily augmented.
THE senorins, q French brig, foundcrc'
recently of tho great banks Of Newfound
land, the crew and passengers, numbering
sixty-two, pcrishing.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

Efaea. I,tesf 4 e.. II lllchmsns.
Va. sbalssala dfg goods ssaiafs. have
mEaa sa ssslsaHssHs. eIth liabilities n
~ 1a.
II wss estimated by = estfls.fsissr n
Tsxss. Nte returned on the a1f from =
tour II the sseek krsaIen. that the drive ~
The season nIll ba half million head.
fnK death 4 aHn1Hnra1 Of isase N.
velleh. an old elllzAa of ~. Louis and ons
u the mo.s prominent Old. Fellows Ia the
United States.
KxKnurlnHa for murder tooh pIaes on
The 7sl as folIswal lslian Stevens. n
Waseriy. Oh Lloyd L. Majors, At Oak.
land. Cal. l.sonlaas Johnson. al MELON.
oush. us.. and John McKiethen, Al Way
Cross. Ga.
THk heass of Nicholas rauisy, Al Clyde.
Mich. was destroyed by ars few days
ago. &asl two children, aged eleven and
eight years, pefished In the flames.
the reports on the 2si Of tho condition
Of the grain crops In Illinois, Iowa. Min
nesota aud Dakota continued 10 DO very
favorable.
ON the Burlington Road frelght.train,
each car Of which was supplied with air.
brakes, passed through Nebraska fcw
days ago at tho rate Of ftwcnty.sevcn miles
an hour, aud tho officials pronounced the
experiment \ successful one.
Tue failure Is reported Of II. G. Blanch.
ard, coffee merchant at Richmond, Va,
for S223.0O0.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

ffslghf irsis ssss thfsush ne lfsstI@ sssf
ksfas thy, "a, fse days sso. sns rs
l.<ily wfsaked. Two men, nsms4 Thsmp.
ssH snd cook. ware klIsi.
1Hk following u Usnefsi natlef's letter
s@zaptlnx tbs no,nIns,len n me Fstisn=l
Asti. Monopoly organization for President
n The uniisd states.
,hs hsn ms ), ~ ,s.s y W, s,,s,.
note giving mo fhn sdtlen N the convention
n thltaFe ~ W. IN lnstsnt " file repre-
sents,ivrs N Anti monopoly. fhe honor N
ne ssss.s ses."Hy"a s c,..'s.ssy sssy I. . 'ns,s .hs
iepunlio esn noi ho 100 Elshly srpre.
eisted. roncuffng with esrh measure
rssoI,'iicns. I need only 70 addihai. h ihs
eseouilys pcwots of thai hlrh once, essh .. ~ n
fhefn viii ~ fully, Justly and ensfgefIcalIy
used 20 make every measure of relief 10 the
reopio and reform N Tho GpfefnmeDt point.
ass y % sse % xd%npn ns sHss1s, xssr res s"s
yourselves personally ny ino.i graisfnl con
JosErB II. MCDONALD, a iumber.dealsr
Of woburn, Mass, ha, failed for $4,000.
A COLLISION occurred the other night DO.
tween New Yorx central trains at Brigi.
ton Station, n. ", aud twenty persons
were Injured. among them tho japanese
Prince and eleven members Of his suite.
Ir was discovered on the 23i that Charles
A. HInckiey, paying teller Of tho West
Side Bank OF New York, had smbezz.ed
$4,000. lie had disappeared.
A Few days ago John Cummings, clerk
OF tho Standard Oh Company at Long Is
land City, disappeared with si,t0D which
he drew 10 pay employees.
IT Is announced that a syndicate has pur
chased from Fisk a. Hatch, Of New York
all the Government bonds the firm held
which placed thcm In position 10 settle
their affairs.
AN oil tank Of tho Atlantic Refining
Company In the suburbs OF Philadelphia
was struck by lightning on tho 23d, ths
flames spreading rapidly, and In shorl
timc loss OF $i5O,0O0 was caused.
BUSINESS was resumed by the Penn
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 23i, ant
its doors were kept open until fve p. M.
during which time $4,000 were deposited
In excess OF the amount withdrawn.
By the upsetting Of boat four men wer,
drowned the other day at Sayre, N. Y.
CHARLES b. CLARK was hanged at Littl'
Valley, N. Y, on the 23d. for tho murder
of his wife,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31
|NTOME or THE WEEK
xLvfiIth Congress-.

Tetsesf, Mar y. : TH@ Agricultural
Augmentation bIII wss passed IN The Hen.
"a, sla9 q IiII for The construction ~
! pulile iuIialnE ~ DstrgIs u ess of
rsaDe. IN The IIaaas the TnIiana ron
,,s,sa seat aass of EaRiIsh " reeIIe vas
debated fOf sons sInse. without action.
wypssspsy, May gI.--Io Tho Hensts
thirteen hiIIs wers passed. for tho erection
a. pul,llc buildings, tI's amount approprt
s,sd being ti.tiz,i01 IL the House reso.
lmiIon was adopted confirming The right Of
M. PeolIs tilspubiIeabj ovsr Mr.. English
10 tlle contested seat for Indiana, by vots
Of igi 10 III Mr.. springer moved . re-
consideration, pending which motion 10
adjourn was carrisd-iis TO iIs.
THURSDAY. May 2s.-A bill was intro
duced IN the senate providing for The
paymept Of female nurses for services dur.
Ing tho wnr. Tho bill prohibiting ths
mailing OF newspapers containing lottery
advertisements was placed at the foot
of tho calendar. Ths Labor Statistics
BIZ was debated. In tho House the
action giving tho contested seat In
the case Of English vs.. Peelle, Of Indiana,
to Mr.. Pcelle wns reconsidered, and, by a
vote Of l3) to ia7, Mr.. English was given
the seat. A charge that the father Of tho
newi,-s imitted member had abused the
privileges Of the House, by attempting u
influence votes IN the case, was ordered ID
be investigator.
FRIDAy May y. I'm the Senate q
bill was passed to establish in the Interior
Depar msnt Bureau OF Labor, at an OK
pcnse not exceeding $4,000 pcr annum
Tho Commissioner Is TO collect informa
ticn on the subject Of labor ant
It's relation TO capital, the hours
Of labor, and all other labol
statistics. The Pension Appropriation bill
was also passed. In the House a bill was
passed appropriating s3oo,oo) to pay Ger
tain quartermaster claims. ono-half o.
which is due to cItizens Of Tennessee. A
the evening session forty-two pension bill
were passed, including one giving nfty
dollars per month 10 the widow Of Genera
Ord.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31
LATER.

THERE was no session Of tho Senate on
the 2Ith. In the House tho bill passed
granting perialssion TO l. K. Reynolds,
U. s. n. TO accept q decoration OF tho
Royal and Imperial Order Of Emperor
Francis Joseph OF Austria
The Union Bank Of UhrieksvIlle, Ohio,
suspended on the 2l,h.
The Toronto (0nt) Nal ofilce was par.
TALLY destroyed by ilre on the 2ith.
= FIRE In the Atlantic on Works, Phila'
dslphia. Pa. on the sish did 10000 dam
age.
THos. r. GRfssErL, . well.known New
York merchant. committed suicide on tho
eith.
REv. HKsnY 7. EDWARDS, Dean OF Ban
gor, Eng, committed suicide by hanging
on the aith.
LIeHrsno struck the petroleum tank q,
the Excelsior Works, Cleveland, O., on
the sish. doing SD.ooo damage.
ALDERMAN MIcnAKL oAYsoa Of Chi
c1gp. whe was shot by . rough on the i3th
~. ~ - ~ IN
Tns dsfaleolfoo 4 Hiscklsy. Ne pay
1 iug seller II - We~e pl1s nssk. re~
xssk. saux1a unsll sss = ~ sssk q
cHssx ~ ssa1urTs1 spes AlnIrsl L.
PES the Order Of the Double Drssos, witl
the title Of Mandarin.
TnE French brig senorine, which wen
ashore on Grand BANKS, n. ", on the I'd
ls : total loss with sixty-five Of her passsn
gsrs and crew.
CouuKNoRArIpx exercises OF The found
Ing Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese o
Pennsyivania we're celebrssed 81 Phila
delphis on the eth.
J. c. FfsH. President Of the collapse
Marine Bank. has been arrested.
| Foua men were killed and I've injure'
By : railroad collision 81 ssvsnnsh, n. Y.
on The ss.h.
The Egyptian confersnee meets The %
Of next month.
Tar story that Prince Victor Bonspsrt
hsd been len large fortune By Mms. Noe
= denied By \. Mort
| akosok ANDERSON. farmer. wss be-,
| en 70 death By bis wife - Bowling 9rsea
|OhIo. on he 18Th he woman vas insane
/ Tun Northwestern etoraes warrhous
/ u Chieaeo. owned lv Hiram sibley I
ICa. burned on the s5th. Loss about tiop,
Ion.
A rxnsoxAE friend II General Grant n
Ipors. him - aInp~t l<pk~n dswn - bod
lara mind. ur-rk>d ed man--all o. q
|count of hls WaII sIrrst ezpsrienep-
| I'm eravss q Communisaa IN f>r> u
Ichan>, 1fnn<p. vsrs drcprsist on ~ M
|IEs 111111n<Y vns vistt>1 ~ . Srsa
n-zxrur. - 1uvl.>fb1s Inaruus. ~
- : s<1us = - - - Kyna.. Ss
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

prTTssrnaH. pa. Mar n

PfTffrtHHH. PA. HaT y
The Penn Bank opened n doors for
business At iiso p. m. The counter sss
Immediately crowded with depo.Itefs. II
IL stated they now have total resources
of si,lso,o The bank Is liable for de-
po>Its 70 The amount Of eais.ooo. some
Of the heaviest dspozitors have zErssd
moi 10 withdraw their deposits inside Of
from thirty 70 sixty days. This agree
ment n said 70 cover shout elsp. 900.
hi. reduces the immediate liabilities Of
The bank TO ssss,oo with resources oi
over . million.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31
s,fs murder aad ssis'ds,


Last saturday afternoon TrsbjoIn
Klt,Ieson chopped his wife 10 death With
. haehst and then committed suicide.
KIlsIeson aud his wife had been having
trouble for years. Over rear ago he
attempted 70 MI her With knife, but
failed. The matter WAS settled, and since
that time they have been living together.
She applied for . divorces recently, and
be was In Zumbrots saturday 90 business
connected with the suit. Upon nr n.
turn home they qusrrsled. and he attacked
kfr with q hatchet, cutting her about The
head and finally cut her throa& 81 -
ervs1 hlns>n ~ 49, ~. ~
~rrs snnusoc1 ~ ~ ~sse -
s<ad bsftes - evs'd ~ -. nj
wers bcgusca ~ - ~ ~! = -.
qplle ueol1ny - Issvs sevsFn' e's~s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

vAsr numbers Of the business mon Of
New York gathered on the evening Of the
9th at Cooper Union TO indorsc the Ad.
ninistration Of President Arthur. The
chief speakers were b. II. Bristow aud
Rev. Henry Ward 5eecher.
PENNSYLVANIA Republicans on the Goth
dominated General James h. Ncgley for
Congressman in tho Twenty.second Dis.
trict and 7, N. Bayne In the Twenty third
District.
A STATEMENT was made on the eoth Of
The business Of tho Western Union Tcle-
graph Company for tho year ended Do
eember 81, les5, showing q net profit Of
S,A2,sia The earnings Of the first four
months Of the present year were greater
than for the corresponding months Of last
year.
THE doors Of tho Penn State Bank Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, were closed on tho 2lst, a
steady "rn' having largely diminished
Tho funds. The President, Mr.. Riddle.
said the hank was shls to pay dollar for
dollar. The liabilities wers said TO BE-
N.soo,ooo, with suess greatly In excess Of
these figures.
NEw YoaK Democrats viii hold their
ssats Convention ct Saratoga June IS
THE New Hampshire Democrats held
their State Convention 81 Concord on The
list and elected deleKatss-at-lsrgs 10 ths
National Convention The platform adopt
ed demands reduction Of the wfr tariff,
and insists that the Democratic majority
IN The House continus their efforts to -
ssase ~ eFsvenna nystem on an hsnss|
H. - 111E<1<1 uunfpsi
eelgu -
- M1e1 onn1n1 -
- = on'0 ~ = -
+. - = u11C1 ~
lI|Il11 kI94 - o6161Ik
Ms Sheriff On ths xl<t ns5u1>n1 ug1l
and ward. Of the arm sf Grant 4 Ward
= snit by ths CITY Chamberlain, hail b
"s hxsd - S'son
Hs nrswers Of the United States met Il
.nssi eoavsnsion at Buffalo % he 2iss
ne s.ssnds.es vs. lsrss.
:. London sass ss,s.r feeling pr...iis' i,
70 'soeknarhet, that no further faIl
~ vers sxpscsed, that ths crops wsfs 4
~ excs''snt condition, and that The Ne,
sanE'ins pools hsd bssn couplstrd en-
ssa - ssuasFhils rspll.d sh.t n. vlsv
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

wknnksssrnr. No. Nay -
q. r. Harrison wss arrested Yesterday
for burning bic saloon u Knob Ne-ter last
Auv,I IL order that he might 81 tbs la-
suusce, e3,soo. Tbs eompsaJ, she
sprInenrld rIrs ssd Marin<. u which
Hssrisuo VS. Insured. pAid the Isse-
"a 81 { 6resc1ivs - vofk - th< 60.
11ng;,e1n uok16ourd klm1eIf - - -
o.r61so. 1nlrH1ns Mn . fFiepd, - -
hoo451v1 1npIaQ e.n,. n,s Ill. -. :.
~ <1@1 . ~ N@l1@< - -
m111r11v H1wnnuu = - 1pupe4lE -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

sHpALfA. MO-. Nay =.
The Missouri Medical Association ad.
journed to-day 10 meet the second
Wednesday 10 May. 1885, at 81. Joseph
The officers for the ensuing year arel n.
Il. MladIekalap. rrsaidenti 7. y. Prswiss,
Y;ne-pleeld<nsi ,. n. Thompsea, Sr.,
s>erstsry, ssd ,. 4. Thoupsop, Treas
urer. r. merling passsd o4 well And
much husIne>s un1 6ees. Evssy srasn h
ntine 6olaw1ss kome. IN nswspsporl
and citizens were scfy courteous snd %
are pleased with the result.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31
pslsssy. sss Isfssssr.

stsao. Nag -
AZ The inquiry Inso the Tubereary con.
splrsey 10 murder landlords Patrick
DELANEY. the Iniormer, dspossd that ~.
nan. alleged ''So. l." Vas pressni =
The Phnnir Park murders, and has
Brnnsn, Secretary Of the Land League
Va. ! member Of The fenIan DirscsSry.
Ipe'-ney also gave an secount o. how =
was ose Of . party Who went 70 .noos
D<l<efIss sheridaa under ordsrs q ~
f<ssne leaders. In hIs opinion msmosfs
Of lie fsnian orRaui<stioa we're encous'
sxed 70 commit csims.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-31

DALLAS. TfK.. Nsy a
Interest Il aroused By the fact that the
Grsnd Jary has had many persons con.
neeted with the banking houses before H.
The rumor prevails that nearly all The
banks have been, or are about 70 be, In
dIefed for false rrndItion oftaxabie values,
The smount rendered being much too low.
Osh<rs say the presence Of the bankers 10
the jury-fcom Il 10 enliRhten the Grand
Jugy - 70 where certain cotfon-fraud
money has found lodzemens, a. new In
dIeimenss In The eotton cases are 70 b.
returned.