The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-07-26

up this month A. least 10000
ls needed.
I'D measles have been dealing de-
ftIoh among tho children oi the
bent house districts In Now York.
N sG9 cases of this disease reported
1n tho past slx weeks, 100 have
v>od fatal.
To wifo Of m Episcopal clergyman
hnssota Is afflicted with u terrible
al14y Ilsr bones have virtually
lrned into chalk. and arc so fragile that
n ~ scarcely move without breaking
NJ LouIs Is suffering from an odd
nd Of monopoly. The sand sellers
~ combined, and charge builders
nd 1lasons four times az much for
~ bad OF sand as was charged last
e1y Dirt IL no longer cheap.
IfPE-wRITISG II now part Of the
1l!nction In the public schools of Chi
1o It's general use makes IL not At
Qtubtful that the young man who
ar1s to use the typewriter will get
Mployment and be more useful than
n who can write only with pen. The
o0por Inst itute in New York City has
teIy added the department of type
rltiug to Its other courses of training.
A. the pension Office in Syracuse, N.
Ne largest claim that has ever been
I43od, as far as known, has just been
nl~. 1t is that of George II. Frsiber-
oxt4 Westmorsland, n. Y, for $l0,-
AL. The claimant, who was member
- Fifth New York Heavy Artillery,
tho Utica Insane Asylum, his
ql4dy having been caused by his SER
16in the war.
IHE members of the First Regiment
Ohio Militia that refused to obey the
pmn1anders during the Cincinnati riots
avo been court-martialed, and now
leiI oentences are announced. Capt.
lo&ord Schnape must pay a fine of
500 suffer Imprisonment for thirty
aya, and bo dismissed the service.
ieut. Kline's sentence is fine Of 800,
hroo months imprisonment and dis
onorable dismissal. Second Lieut..
eiper is dishonorably discharged.
Tnr crematory at Washington. Penn
lyania, in which the bodies of promi-
ent strangers have been reduced TO
ehos, is hereafter to discountenance
10 btinging Of bodies from a distance
Il. A fear exists among its proprie-
P1as bays correspondent. thst per-
ons Who my have died violent deaths,
BY poison, will be taken there in or
er 20 oblterate all the traces Of crime.
hIs night result in suits being brought
other legal complications.
A sfEGuLAR concident Is noted in re-
ard p the early life OF the two candi-
ntos, Blaine and Cleveland. Both were
oohors, and each gave part Of his
poehlng days to. u class deprived by
aturo of one Of the senses with which
nankind 10 usually blessed. Mr..
levoland taught the blind in an asylum
New York City for year or more
1lCro his removal TO Buffalo, while
I6Ino and his wife were teachers in
eaf mule college in Philadelphia for y
u1|dsrable period before their rsmov-
10 Naine.
JONI DERRISGER, Of Philadelphia
~ moved 10 the Norristown Insane
1ylum the other day, his reason hay-
q nod owing TO psculiarcause. Der
1K1r was married little over two
on1a ago. His fondsst wish was to
~ ) son. The evsntful day arrived,
d tho mother presented her husband
fith . sweet-faced glrl-baby. The
ather Worried considerably over this,
ID Ne began TO neglect his business
Rhon ! second time his wife gave birth
4 Glrl Dsrringer became hopelessly
~ ~ sbasha, Mimi. the other day
h|1 : circus company was giving an
xhI1lllon, terrible gale OF wind from
toVot struck the tent and completely
or1dk Il. Several OF the cages contain
- o1Imals were upset, and one Of them
y u<on an employe, breaking his left
4 n two places. Another employe
u1eaInfd internal injuries. There was
outlicnce OF nearly 1000 people
uior he canvas when the gale struck
tuk outsida OF few scratches and
FuI1sc no injuries are reported. The
nuo<es to The circus company arc esti.
ls>gl| st $4,000.
total number Of negroes In the
1I States Is estimated at 5000, 600
111keighth Of tho entire population.
peven Northern States have a
colorsd population than 10000,
these the highest is Pennsylvania,
~ 900. The last census indicated
rt that the white population
\ itself In every twenty-five
while the negro does tho same In
wen,y years. From these figures
In the North American Review,
allowance for foreign and
p immigration. concludes that
hundred years the negroes In
4puthern State will be double the
u.f OF whites.
Jew York's new directory. Just
there are sOO.029 names. from
II Is estimated that the present
fion Of the city Is over. 1906, 600.
Fectory develops the curious fact
he population Is increasing as
down town ss Il is up town. II
ought that the lower portions Of
iy would hold no morp people