The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-04-25

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A hKPohf from fanama, viz GALVESTON,
Tes on ihs iilh. stated that ropoyaa
had assln fallen lale The hanii N me
felela,
cANsos ani other relies N Tho disas.
ters " The Eaxllsh feet, whlch occurred
nearly 5oyears ago, were recently washei
~ ~ Point Aus AaElsls, on ths Canailaa
coast
Tnn Attorney .geasral rendered deel.
sion In references 70 lhs last appropriate 20
made by Congress In aid Of The New Or.
leans Espoaltloa.
fuLL particulars " tho terrible scenes
NJ Asplnwsll aud Panama have been 70.
ccived Al Washington. Uncle Sans ma.
rines did much toward putting down the
revolt.
TuK Sucx Canal Commission adopted 4
clause extending tho principle Of neutral-
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Tnr strike of the power loom Ingram
carpet weavers at Philadelphia, Pa, after
iiyc months duration, terminated on the
lIth In q compromise by which the wcav.
ers are TO receive i've and i've and half
cents per yard. IL was believed that all
would return 10 work on tho 10th.
TELEoRAas 10 Bradstreets from prln-
cipsl distributing points report that de-
mands from country merchants have thus
far been disappointing. Spring trade Is
n fortnight late, even whore the demand
Is most active. Failures for the seven
days ended tho 18th, 1906; previous week,
ia; corresponding week, 1884, ih5.
THE gross earnings OF the Union Pacific
system for the year 1884, were S2j, 79i 900;
expenses aud taxes, Sl5,ll3,0O0; net oarn-
ings, Si0,0Is, ii6
FIFrY-THREE gold deposits, amounting
to $4,000 ounces, were made in the Helena,
Mont, assay office up to March 3ist, 1884.
Up to March alst, 1885, 100 deposits were
made, amounting TO 20 5O7 ounces, show
ing an increase over 1884 for tho same pe-
riod OF lO,i77 ounces.
INFORMATION received at the State De-
partmont states that there Is no cholera In
Spain.
A CONSPIRACY on vast scale among the
military, Is reported In Spalu.
AT Winnipeg the general opinion Is tha,
there will be no serious fighting.
A LARGE delegation OF school teachers
from the Northwest will soon visit the
New Orleans Exposition.
The press OF London, with but few ex-
Ger 'ons, still think there will bs war.
BERLIN newspapers generally express
tho opinion that Russia Is humbuggIng
England.
THE Guatemalans admit that In the
baltic OF March 3lst they loft 800 dead
on tho fold. Tho securing OF General
Barrios' body alone cost thcm twenty five
| mon.
UPWARD OF two hundred English vcs.
sells are In port on the Black Sea and th,
Sea Of Azov, seeking cargoes Of grain.
AT Sioux City, Ia, six hundred ladies
have signed petition asking for the clos
Ing OF all the saloons under strict en-
forcement OF the Prohibition law.
The Chicago opera festival ended on thu
18th. The total attendance was 1000 al
each performances, or about 10000 In all
Gross receipts, sl5,O0O.
THE opinion Is expressed by tho London
Spectator that Russia win not only attemp
10 seize Herat, but will also turn her atten
tlon 10 Persia.
IT Is said the German and Austrian
Governments viii annul the treaty will
Turkey II Russian and English war ship
are allowed TO pass through the Bosphoru
In the event OF war between England ans
Russia.
oS the 18th four Belgian -bloweri
arrived at New York, and tho union will
oudeayor TO prevent them from workinI
In this country under tho anti-contrac
labor law. The matter will be taken /
tho courts.
RUSSIA continues 10 arm her men -ot-wa
at Cronstadt, aud orders havo been Issuec
to have all ut to sea.
AT Baybreach, on tho African coast
lhrec native clerks were recently takon ol
a German mnn of war aud noggcd.
BY reason ofthe uncertain state Of az
fairs, the British rifle team can not aceep
the challenge Of the American team 70
the contest this year.
THE Cincinnati Northern Railroad
soon 70 be sold by order Of tho Unite
States Court.
The Fronch have raised the blockade G
Formosa-