The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01

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THE Directors n thi Ngfthafa raelas
compsnY have arm vsi me proposed
ieass n N Ofsf1h Hillway and ssviia.
ton Company Nv The unon Pacific AMI
Northern Fae Nc Go npauy
hHifnssfa of anthracite Goals h. Wet.
orn markets have comm need IN earnest
Tbs rata this yofr Il buta trims over thfes
MILLS pr ton per mlle
TINS gross earnings of the Central IA.
ciflo Railway for th' year issi were fll,.
2ji,O0, being nearly two and half mi.
lion lsas than for 1854 1hi expenditures
t2l,2is0Oo, over 10000 creator than the
previous year. Diaclt including unosfned
dividends paid ti,sl0,0D1.
A DEMEsrrD man was arrested NJ Lon.
don, on the Gath, havisg made threats
against the Princess Beatrice.
DELEGATES from Pittsburgh, Pa, to the
National Millers' Convention have been In.
structed 20 favor tho 81 ht.hour law.
THERE is CONSERVATION among the rail.
way postal clerk, at Washington who
have lccn summoned for examination on
short notice.
A MILITARY organ In ". Petersburg,
Russia reports the oifrr from Texas Of tho
services OF hundred cowboys in tho event
OF war.
ALL the public buildings In Washing
ton are elaborately draped In mourning
In "a severely simple but most tasteful
manner The mourning was put on in
bands without any strenmers, and the
eject is described as s,rIklngly effective,
IT Is runored that the Apnches have
surrounded the mining camps In the Can
onoa Mountains, Arizona The miners
are standing guard night aud day. Indian
signs have also been seen within four
miles OF Nogales
THE Mexican editors visited Mount Ver-
non on tho 2ith, and upon their return
to Washington called meeting, at
which speeches were made and odes read
expressive of the aifectIonate regard en-
tertalned by the Mexican people for Gem
eral Grant.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the soven days
ended the oath number for tho Unitod
States 1872, and for Canada 20 or total OF
2l5. as against n total OF 22T last week,
and 1856 the week previous to the last.
On the 2jth Maud S. trotted' n practice
mile at Cleveland in 2,ll.
The Montana Indian trouble Is said to
have been greatly exaggerated.
The battle OF Calamar was not success
for the Colombian Government.
APPLICATIONS have boon made by Qua
temala and Venezuela for twice their
former amount OF space at the North, Cen.
tral aud South American Exposition al
New Orleans
THREE HUNDRED mechanics havo quit
work In the West Shore Railway shops
because their wages have not been paid
them for nearly three months.
SEVERAL Fall River (Mass.) mill corpo
rations representing over million spin
dlos, have agreed to shut down for four
weeks between July % and October lst.
Ok the 2jth the Oxford crow pulled
across the English channel from Dover to
Calais, starting at l0:lj a. m. and arriv
ing about . p. m.
A SYNDICATE is forming In GBrmlny tc
inaugurate plantation system in the
Camoroons country.
STARTLING Developments are promised
when the investlg alton Of the coast survey
bureau is made.
RUSSIAN troops are TO be withdrawn
from the advanced positions in the z lla-
car Pass provided the Afghans DO not oc'
cupy the positions evacuated.
The British Government Is invsstigat.
ing tho proposed trade convention boz
tween the United States and tho British
West Indies.
The Cleveland Rolling Mil is reported
to be forming pool TO fill orders Of iror
and steel mill men whose works are closec
by strikers or other causes
OK the 2jth band OF returning Apachei
were;intcrcept. at tho pass leading L
their reservation, near Bsbse. Ariz. by
Captain Lawton's command and sever
wore killed.
The flagship Tennessee arrived It
Hampton Roads on tho 26th.
JoHs SLOWER has boon convicted OF mur
derlng Archllta Scraper in the Cherokee
Nation, and sentenced to be hanged octo
Der 10th.
A NUMBER Of owners OF bonded whisk,
/ have devised a scheme by which they hop
to dodge tho tax for period Of eightos
months, but there is small prospect Of sue
ccas for them.