The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-10-17
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Indianapolis, me afssi tfaitlHg sielll9n,
The pfapafty n w. H wif,a, NJ Cyathi
ara, NJ, vac shipped ffatn reufla. iil,
AMI ~ inlet AXIS was taken N l,ssington
Instead NJ % CynthIana lIe wAs isi "a
Cynihania, distance NJ tweatyssls
miles, and The exposure brenFht on ~
fimma,lan. which ret ulled IN hls dsath
AdyIees received at fsliadssa, Ala, by
associates II the Eagil'h capitalists who
recently invested largely In mineral lands
In Talladska County, say tha, the plant
Tor furnace io be erected on those lands
has been shipped from England.
Atlanta, On, il 10 lay ths corner .stens oi
soldiers monument nett July, which IA
10 be lsl feet In height and cost 100000,
Near the base Of the column, In nlchea,
will be statues OF Grant, Lee, Johnston
and sherman Near tho top Of the column
will be two soldiers, the blue and tho gray
claspIng hands. aud at the top Of tho col
umn, standing on q globe, will be tho God.
dcss Of Liberty. Many Of the stones 10 be
used In the construction Of the pedestal
are TO be contributed by the various army
posts and war associations Of tho country,
and some OF them are expected TO be fur
nlshed by the general overnmcnt.
-Four prisoners confined In tho County
Jail at Abilene, Tex, mndc bold dart for
liberty few nights ago They gained
possession Of heavy pick with which
they broke the lock and opened the door
stepping out into yard surrounded by
close picket fence, twelve feet high. They
,urmounted this and then ran like deer.
Officers on horseback ran speedily on their
trucks, and In less than ten minutes three
were retalken, including one charged with
murder. The fourth go. away.
A university Ia to be erected at Athens,
Tenn, by colored people.
North Carolina rejoices In a great peanut
crop.
English capitalists are buying large
tracts OF land in Georgia.
j C. Lively, OF Plano, Tex, was faeced
out Of $3.50 by fakrs following circus.
There are three colored mon mbers OF the
Georgia Legislature. Two OF them are
brothers.
The tobacco warehouse OF 7. J. Conrad
Il Co., at Louisville, KY, burned few
nights ago. Loss, $ 5000; no insurance.
Work has begun at Henderson, KY, on
the Ohio Valley Road, TO connect that
place with Jackson, Tenn.
A freight train on the Texas Pacific Road
was ditched near Mincola, Tex. a few days
since. An engineer and brakeman were
severely injured.
There Is not church within atty miles
OF st. Lucie, Fla, and hundreds OF people
In that region never heard a sermon.
While Booker Huddlesten and Alex. Bar
goant were blasting well at Cowan, Tenn.
few days ago, bucket OF powder OK
ploded, burning the two In fearful man
ner.
Tennessee Methodists, In conference a
Columbia, voted against eliminating th'
word South from the name Of their church
Ex-Governor Moses OF South Carollnl
since his sentence Of three years In th
Massachusetts State Prison. has been In
condition Of melancholy bordering on In
sanity.
Cows in Key West are labeled with tn
name, OF persons for whom their milk
kept.
Out Of n total Of nbou, 100000 acres q
land In Florida about s,OOl,O0 acres &
, the southern part Of the State have nevc
becn surveyed and do not appear In th
, tax. books.
The Superior Court Of North CsrolIn
, has decided that a railroad company CT
0 not forcc passenger TO ride In a smokln
car II he does not desire to do so.
A little girl who ps,ronz,d the stree
, cars in Rome, Ga, rcce emily, under the In
preston that she wa, dropping nickle,
;. the missionary boxes 10 help the POI
heather, now wants tho company 10 =
fund, having discovered her mistake.
, A dispatch from Rome announces th
h the Very Rev. d. J. Qui ,ley, vicar.Gener
OF the diocese OF Charleston, T. c., b
I been appointed Domestic Prela,e, with q
o title OF Monseignor. This is tho first prize
h In the South so honored.
The first white child ever born In III
9 Kentucky Penilentiary was born recent
o 10 Josephine Fritz, from Henderson Cou
% | w, VINO Nu7 NDnNitteu " M ahAR"afsf
in the murder OF Mrs. Moses cadcn.
The following are the newly elected of
GERS Of the Shreveport U,a.) Cotton !
change; President, n. Gregg; Vice-Prc
!. dent, G. II. Mnge; Treasurer, J.
'f Mcwilllams. Directors-B. II. Johnste
Jane, G. soupe, Sam n. Ford, W. y Ia
=, ior. W. Scoheld.
o Charles l.. N. Rsafe, tho abscondl
Q. agent Of the Southern Express Compa
y, at Morristown, Tenn. was arrested In
9, City Of M Iico few days ago by det
Or tive, who has brought him back. Rsade
r. charged with embezIling about $1,000.
Twenty-Five of the accomplice' In
4. Iynchlng Of Culbrcath. In Edgeheld Coz
~ ~, &. c., have been lodged In jail.
n. DIR. r. r.. Duval ded recently at y
IN Smith, Ark, OF typho-inslari al fever.
was one Of the most prominent men in
=. STATE, and the most distinguished ply
,d clan. lie was past Grand Master OF
49, 49, sons OF tho State, had been President
- the school board number OF years, .
:, was universally beloved.
", The strike which has bean In progress
~ the Poplar Geek (Tenn.l coal mines
wv ended, the 800 strikers resuming work .
compromise figure. They struck for
In advance OF ten per cent an we're 81
~ half that amount In consequence Of
~ advance IN wages, coal has advanced
cent per bushel.
est A few nights ago, Joe Bruce tcolor'
. who choked and rohb d Major John
ne entins's vile, q. Bowling Green. KY,
ere caught. H. resisted arrest and hal q
on sho', but was not killed. He was pla
nj IN jail, where q mob Of SO infuriatei
ON sens iried 10 lynch him, but failed.
ing Tourists are returning southward.
The Thomas Owens. eolorsd, was recst
be found guilty, a. Nashville, Tenn. OF
IS ing Meyer F1,d n,n,In that city, Ap-il
1884 Friedman was horribly hacksd !
20 ha. chet, and Meyer Moskovlis bsin {
ate rested, II va. developed that he had b
Owens 10 kill Friedman.
The Dr.. WIN. Jones, prominent physi'
Try q Livingston County, Ken ueky, vas
and killed at smithlsnd, Ksntuck'
out few days ago. BY Alsx. smlihsoi
I.d. Waterman on the Tennessee bridge
a Two had been drinking aud riding ,ogsl
cen when, without warning. smithssn sho
victim.
a The Texas convie. tragedy has
=. grossly exaggerated. ONLY one vas ii
,,ns The large barn ri c. L Johnson,