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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05
A FITTING RE9ukG
Hev - 0lA-1ins nlshsp WAs 1osssany
siisncsd BY One of His 'Ciefsynsss

Hsv - o.s.t,.s !. y cs n.sess = Ss. ~.
ss'' o"s
Ysass aga bsloss the Temperance
Reform had worked IL way Into ~
IIoious CIRCLES. Bishop Il New jersey
.s ia = n,~r,.h r,rs vhsr ~ ssvs ain
usea 70 ,u'"" 49,. :, ~ - N.
ner-parues J" nv o'o'sy vi ~ -
clcrgymen, atotaI'eostalnsrs - soEsy
grieved 1t the Bishop's hes't sAd sharp
~v ss,su ,,...sa 49,. hs,vsen = chem. Ths BIshop,
saan.S % [ s,sssS vith rradv " 1n6 an an.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

psssssstiss Ais~s the Asi~ssis cs~ss. go.
N&tss " asefnlss ~ s~vsrs st~vw sns
gse ~ tHs Hiskess fIess sses sssss
ns<issss rsa fsss~s vssS ssrtssssr W
rsaes.
Nrv Yanx, November gs,.-Confsasy -
s,so.l once ustdlat,sns thete wa 4 a.
49,. .,a,m n -. ~ .e..s .s.s.,ds~.
- ~ ~" !" s'oaH -. .' ~,
accompsh'eo by one o' he hiRhess WOES
ever known Old fivef men In this cisy
compared he tide 10 the DISASTROUS nee
"A ,hs ,lv.s I'm tast. areat diseou,sost.
.a...,. ..s 80. A. ,.-,..ss
'''asse ~ p'sp..V ""' ".'., ~ ys
were ea"seo Wy ,he Suo'ncfs'"E :" sssP'.
streets eHd plefs, ana Vie hooding oi
bn<tments and tcifArr Ferry-boats
stosd sofhiEh 10 tho slips that teams
eoaidAhAr1ly fet albenr<. rt
Along thc Jersey coast the storm was
especially severe. Sandy Hook Was iuun.
dated and the Government Station WAS In
danger n falling. The Southern New
Jssssg llallssaA 16sacks we're submerged.
Two Inc shmmer cottages At Beabight
were swept Into the Atlantic. Few steam.
ers and no sailing vessels attempted 70
cross Sandy Hook bar 10 20 10 sea.
- on Ocean Beach the ship Malta, from
Antwerp, for New York, stranded early In
the morning. One sailor jumped over.
board and was drowned. Tho other
thirty.thrcc members Of the crew were
rescued by the life saving crew. The
cargo Is Of empty on barrels. The
schooner Peachdale, which was stranded
there Monday, broke In two during the
storm yesterday, and Is a total loss.
Walks and beach improvements M
Ocean Grove, Deal Beach and Atlantic
City were submerged and damaged.
Houses are undermined oil along tho
Shrewsbury River, and many families
have had 10 leave their homes. At Long
Branch the Iron pier Is being watched BY
a strong force Of men. The new bulk
head In front Of the Mansion House site
| is DESTROYED. The bluffs have suffered
severe inroads. Vessels have had sufil-
cient warning 70 keep on shore In most
cases. q = 'iF 50 fl'n (
The high tide at Staten Island made II
impossible 10 land ferry boats at some Of
the stations. Numerous vessels dragged
their anchors, and were. In danger Of driv'
ing on shore. All along the east shore the
docks are submerged. ~ nhN HW
| In jersey City sewers and Easements
were flooded. Prisoners In the city prison
had 70 stay IN their sleeping bunks 4
keep out oi the water. A sewer In Soutl
street burst, flooding the cellars Of th'
finest residences on the heights. Th'
railroad depot floors were under water
and improylsed bridges were laid for pas
scngers TO walk on. Travel was delayed
for several hours BY general blockade Of
the roads, owing to the lIackensacl
meadows being dangerously flooded.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05
THE WAR IN THE BALKANS.


The Tide squsreIy Turned and the servisns
RetrsatInE In Disorder TO Their Own Ter
ritory- .sfIiHn went Up the Iilli and Thea
Went Down Again. 7ft Hii5it
LONDON, November 25.--A dispatch TO
the standard from Prot states that the
seryians are retrcatilis In great disorder
and trying TO make their way across the
frontier wherever they can. The dcmor'
allzatlon Of the troops Is complete, dis
cipliue is subyerted and the coltrol Of the
officers over the men Is aimostfost. Inc
commlssary and quartermastsr sappnes
are not properly guarded, and there "a AZ
most a total lack Of ambulances To carry
on the wounded. The retreat, therefore,
Involves Great suffering and must result
| I'm terrible loss Of life.
The people Of Belgrade are enrsged
| against King Milan for his wanton saen..
| Ace of his soldiers lives. Tbs name OF
his hereditary rival, Prince Peter Mara
georgeyitch, Is on every tongue, anu
renewal Of the conspiracy which was uis.
covered on the ith Inst. Is deemed very
probable. W
BgLompr, November sss-The --latest
dispatches from the front show that The
servians are still rrtrcaiing and that the
Bulgarians are advancing toward th'
frontier. The servians' rear is eonunu
ally threated by Bulgarian cavalry, pn
no. ssrious. encounter Il YET ~
ported. The servian general head
nuarters have been moved back 20 Pirot
In ssrsia, and tsclve miles back ~ ~
frontier, whence they were advanced y
Tzarlbrod last Sunday. Astafe Of sem
psnic exists al Belgrade, and the 'snd
sturm has been summoned 70 prepare J"
rnediately for active service a.
Lospox, November is.-King Mia
hs. decided 70 abdieaio thu throne of se
via. Tho country win be temporarily o
cupIed BY Austrian troors, u sueh
eourre Il deemed Necessary 70 prrve'
the accession u Prince Ps,sf karafeorg
: witch. s4a..i nl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05
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FhaHsNfHslll f4FHfs4 lHeH sH#Ad y feHsiH.
aHf or desHfeiae ah4fifiHs
What NJ thf sHaaesT ~ FufHf
A Monkty,s eooo senss.


W Fsttf '"ef" - s.f..-' -
asesna "'ss- % wh'shss
Ma. Pslsnd. . aoisd Temperance sf-
yoca,e. states that. In hIs drinking
49,. A. 80. ma no,r,,,.l.st IA n man
unls' nu ". wv - .-..a.s
wv hr"n"'' o"""'y' ~ -. -
monkey which ne VANISH ~ : iho"'hh"
dollarA 1--WE always took him out ON
ou, ohe.,nut partles. IIe shook on al
~, chestnuts IN u.. and when he
~. ~. ,l.u, "A n. v.n, "a
eouiu nos snaN 'n !" - ,ra"Lsd
me WY ."u n, ". .'" ~ f,,a a.
uem on s'u W" " - a,snl
we s''ppea !" .s 10,
nes'y Hvo ~" saNt.anL ,hs
anu 'aek 'ooN ,n' k'as, ~, "sIa .ninaad ~
liquor noon ne wa III "s.r 'pP.
hoppcu wv annsea' ,,'nss 1na v.a ~ y, asa.s
afoa OF 'angn.er wa u.an ,ra.,,S
waat she ,syasn tSe rrss day and
COM " ,au ss,,nS s srss,' % y IA h.,s' AMOR. ali
'snoA ",".n,, In ~ ~ ~. 49, ,rI.nd'i horse
me "W a""s ~ aat on. soy
MY. ''v.n ssr.," =. ,,..,.i ~, M.
sach .."s - NV, !" ~ & X. .psr Ws looted
poh % Nv snd w% % =" ~ vas ~ cro"ched IN in 4
insuu a"1 Co. y. ",.s ssid his master
.orhe' " ",,, V ~, ,hra. i.ss NJ.
sMs .a'nv IN. w. y, M ~. haa%, Jsct had
haai"cbs, i Knew what was the mat.
: ~ neae"s MN. XIX, W saIt ,ust a. felt
mr WIN ,,nsa,,1 Z lazy ~ss s,ct and
mnhs W. ' mo.s ~. ~ s,,sS thras dsvs
cvu'u @ "o' ~, .na ~h,is dr;nLing a
! W '"on "o"w ssi xn.rI.sv f,s
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05
sAERWln RELEAsEp.
The Es-Prssidsnf NJ the msrwsii Land
ar.ns csapsny 0at Of prisss.

IN, Es-Ps,sidsns sf the dsxwsii Land
Grant csmpssy Oct Of Priss".
ALsAxr, n. y. Nov %. .@The Court Of
Appeals yesterday rendered decision dis
charging Frank n shsrwin from The Al
bany PenIientiafy on tho ground that shs
indictment wss defective shcfwin Va ~
Gently ssnisnced 70 slx nonths' impfisoi,-
u,ens snd fned ESQ for nassmps " ssfns-
Inr 10 obsy subpGna IN ths case Of ~
STAT auinst Phelps Sheruin wa. arrested
0rst n sks cass In 1871. and released on
go, 900 ball lie vas reauestsf Al chicago
Isst yssr and brought 10 Albany. Mean.
vhlIs Bsson d Constant Ksbssque caused
~ aness q sberwin for alleged ftaod.
ooumItisd On tho Maxwell innd-Gisn'
Company. Of New Mexico, Of which bner
win wss IN President He vHs sentences
IN yms Isss 70 two yesss Iupdsonmeut
shefwin is married 10 . daughter q ~
| Governor Gllpn. of Colorado. shetvh
| vas formerly In The dry-roods pn.ines.
having hsa storrs IN Northampton thss~
Milwaukee and New York CITY.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

or Me AN, he FrSscA, senate adopted
without debate treaty with Burmah.
o. ne asth At the meeting Of the general
pass,urer agents ~ New York the con-
tract for The west bound pool was s'snca.
~ Allan line steamer has been quaran'
tined at oreenocs. Scotland, win small
pox on hoard. riaf1 t l
A oouvuu Of colored ministers have sued
a baltimore ferry company for denying
them their rights under the civil fisn''
Get.
L.uou forces Of military and police are
bslos auartered Throughout Spain a. :
precsusion against cariist uprising.
Or the a4sh faith cure convention be-
~ss Il, sessions at Pittsburgh, Pc. :.
I'm greatest rsInssorm known on ~
New Rsrland coast since The great STORM
a. fssI. or~xailsd the pas. week. and. 20
rethsr with the phenemenally h'gh uass
has wrought serious damage 70 properly
along the coast .xs
TN total number q hogs packed IN ~
vs-fsvu STATE. during The week ended VI
| - vss ssoepo. against its,ooe for NE cor
responding time last year i,
I'm spanish Government has conseose'
= s~sesa NJ inss ~ putting . hiEhs
| dvtv On Americsa straw paper until reo
rusry Isf. fees. f.'si t
rsr Austrian Government hss issEuess
n nInlrlx u Belgrade % visn fr.ne
SIerssdsr wish ) vis~ q dIssas1iae -
nv . iHv.sIos q grviA -
| A nrr1lse q tebscoe deoleFs go
sss vss ~ q Lnncasss. - 0
4 wkI>k I,pas rsso'sa y p'.sees
/ usss - .sezs.ss ne d1.5 sa -.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

Hsw Yonx, Nov. ss.-YesteFday nor
Ins william 8 Warner and J. Henry Wosk
appeared b>foss Judss Brown and ssksd
vhss snouss Of bail would b fequted IN
shslr sass Jsdgs Brewn hssd tssl, esl, ,ai...s a
~. .ooo. nogh dsfendsnts appesred before
ComuIrrsoner shields and save bonds 70
rsn 81 ", ,ooe, or double the si.osss -.
ouIrsi Ths ssresis sre Frank Work and
John Q. wost, ,unris and father q J. Henry
Wak. Ths pspespfInes psniinF before
CouniuIonrr ghIsits wsrs thsn dismissed.
A uporter wae permIiisd % - the y
dIes.ens foand b. Ne uuitrd ssAfss GIsnd
Jury against william q ws.nss and !. hss. -
n Wot nsd rssdInasd ward, ehArgisg
tbem win completely is dsff.udlns
- nsrius National Bsat. lths lenEshy
6orsussL end soataIus Eight sprnt< sac.
q vkIeh ehasgrs wsfd. Wssnes ssl WoxH
| v,th oiihsr ahsinr>inx % ninpplyinf ~
Isufnliy funds hsloaslng 70 ~ hsfsn<
bssf, q eoosplsiss ssd s'dias In saeA -
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

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Twksrr-ox. ccanacs m nhsoun
lhsir borders, ild y htss II
TwKxIr-uoHI congrsgsslons y
Edinburgh. Scotland, nave snopedun
fermentsd vins. = 1tsia
Tus swe Oldest Amsriesn Tenpssunee
societies rtilI existing are ~ nassa<
chusstis Society and the CUuGfemIonn
gocisty The Iatkss vas oFgnnlDe6 b
| 1855. "a ,.n. 6se .l.uh,
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

show decided conssrvsavs xs'ns 'nss fsf'
snd ne fefiss sfs lahi'snssa y eons.lasne
It's heuf'hk m'ils ~ nihhesf'," hs.s
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tesfi.ofy.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hesioc, says me sugar Exports nsvs
eeasen 70 pe Important, ow'ns " .ne open'
ms " wep'ns s"sss
scne rsawsy tsch'"s... - !.
nooss A.eMoAs .savs.cs..IMso"p
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oaee!m~' VINO arg sovAnc'"s ." '""s'
when y pe~iy gs.E,sonse. W
IhE steamer EAR punesin, enssksa -
saving 'he e.Iso u 'ne s.ss"s, D'oos'y.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05
m. n,l,i.s N.sesIss 90 n.as-'.y.

Loxpos, November, a5.-A Calcutta
a,.pasch reports the defeat Of the bur
mcsc troops by the British, who are aa'
,aue,nx from MinhIs upon handaiay
The road 10 the capital i now clear, @ snn
/, viii be bat few houn before h'ns
rhefhsv,= rsias y over. 1riI q.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

w.ur the funeral Of John Harvey ives
= prsessss n AflastA, O., on the Ses' y
yss noticed that the conn was fun 81
sand. Harvey died in hospital, ana sns
doctors had evidently used bis body Tor me
dissscting table. 'trf
AT New York on the 18th Sheriff. jury
sdIudsed as an habituai druniard Charles
r. scribnsr, a relative Of the book pub
Usher. Of that name. He has properly
Of $4,000.
pn. @. d. BRADLEY, q physician Of Chi
earo. IL a mental and physical vrscs'
vrousbt by the immodersts use Of coco'
sine Not only the patient himself bot me
entire family, consisting Of wife ssd avs
children, have been practically ruined Dy
his excuses. tNt ~.
D. n. PAuLpxo, . brakeman on ~
fouiuvills and Nashville railroad, while
coupling ears % Birmingham, Ala, on 70.
~. was caught between the bumpers and
crushed 70 death.
The political situation In England indi
s.tes that the. Conss, vatives viii remail
/. mower. fltss-ms now impossible for hf
0lsdstoue's party 10 secure majority U
the nsxt Parliament isn
Tnr funssaI Of the late vios.Pressd.n
Hendricks took place q Indianspoia
| Ind, on the ist President Cleveland d''
cot attend. ,
Y,yTy-osr bsr.ssnSsrs wsss arrested I
80 -. A. <osh for a vfolatiou 9
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

Ss~ Tons, November ss,-nf. Geo.
n Sterling. rsesnlly appointed By Gov.
,rpor mn 10 be Pors wsrisn In place o.
WIN. I,es,croil, whose term has expired:
allied upon The latter yesterday AM
formally demanded possession Of TIE o'.
ses M. I<syeroft declined 10 surrenasi
she one, until compelled 70 90 %. s.Iml
thst Ne did rot rveoxnifs ~. sssnI.s
rirhs 70 he place, and thai iie qussuy, =.
rss one d las which must b dsci1sn =
IN eosrts. NJ. sterling men rsturns'
70 IBssokIyu 10 coszuit cosnssl. vhi'e ~
L~sycroli sought leaAl advics.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

member OF the forty.eishth Consycss ~
fEiectcd 70 succeed Janics X. lDnee, W
elected 70 the Senate 10 sucoeed Augustus II
Gsrisnd, ID, appointed Attorncy.0encrsi 10
Prcsjdent Cleyeland'a Cabluct
tElscted 10 succeed Reuben Eliwood, IT, 10
sElcctcd to succeed Samuel 9 Cor, d, sp
pointed Minister 10 Turkey. -
iEisgtcd 70 succeed W. A. Duncan 90
.oaaAd
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-12-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

Aio>-MUSF OF TIE MEMBERS MEN WITH
GOOD STAYING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
THE QUESTION OF THE IMPORTATION OF LIVE
MEAT PROBABLE
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, June 2i.-Now that n conservative
ministry Is an accomplished fact. may bc per-
miftcd to remind YOU that exactly a fortnight
ago foretold they would take Office, and the
positions Of Lord Salisbury, Sir stafford North
cote, Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, and Lord Ran
dolph Churchill. The Pau Mat Gazette last
night ana the London World OF yesterday have
conspicuous statements TO the effect that the
russian government would demand eNplan:l-
tlonS OF Lord Salisbury and Withdraw its embas-
Sauor AT London unless they were satisfactory.
cabled this the fifteenth of June 1t cannot lie
doubted that this has been a large factor i'm SAL
lsourys hesitation. The demand for liberal
guarantees WAS mostly an excuse rs il will he
Iound he has taken office without any.
RIDfCULISG THE NEW CABINET
lne new cthlnet can really hardly be taken
seriously Many are the jokes current about il.
Churchill as secretary for India: The duke OF
Richmond. Il great landed proprietor as prcsi-
dent oi the board of trade; Vim. Henry Smith,
Il wealthy news agent, as secretary OF war: Lord
George Hamilton, who probably never saw a
mHn-ol-war In his life, as first ord of the adj
arats ,nI.,Is Lord John Manners. who grossly mis-
again postmaster general; Dyke, n roncnity as
secretary for Ireland-all these appointments
would provoke only amusement ii il were not
for the fact that they will all be prepared To 20
any lengths to retain power. The Irish secre-
70 SIX persons-Balfour, Bourbe, Sir Matthew
Ridley, Sir Henry Holland, Flunkett and
Dykes.
AMERICAN INTERESTS INVOLVED
Inc appointment of Chaplin as chancellor of
The duchy OF Lancaster is likely to have conse-
quences affecting America. Agricultural affairs
are under the control of a committee of the
prVy council, over which the chancellor of the
uucny presldes. Chaplin <ecently gave notice
OF nls Intention to move That the importation
OF I'VE meat from Germany was contrary To the
spirit ana Intention OF the contagious-diseases-
ah!nais acts Therefore, considerable change
THE SILVER PROBLEM.
Mr.. Goscben, in an address before the Man.
chester chamber OF commerce last night said
there could be no hope of removing the inse-
curlty Of trade with silver-using countries until
II was known what the United States would do
with regard to the Bland bill.
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Seeking Admission to the Union.

THE SANDWICH ISLANDS SAID TO BE ANXIOUS
TO BECOME ONE OF US.
ASan Francisco dispatch says The Honolulu
Commercial advertiser in recent issue pub
lished the following: 1--WE have been informed
from a reliable source that Ex-minister Daggett
has been entrusted with commission to
Washington by his Majesty on matters of I'M
portance connected with the affairs of this
kingdom" In an interview on the above sub
tect published In the San Francisco Ecenin0
Post, Mr.. Daggett, who arrived at San Francisco
from Honolulu on Monday, is quoted as saying:
ut Is true have been entrusted with O COM
mission by King kalakaua to the United States
government, but am not at liberty to state lis
object" Il has been ascertained from other
sources that Mr.: Daggetts secret mission is
believed TO be for the purpose Of opening
negotiations tor the annexation of the Sand-
wich Islands to the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

BAPEEE, MTCII., Juno 24.-Durng the per-
formancc of a circus here yesterday a large
elephant became infuriated and turned upon
the eight thousand persons assembled under
the canvas. He tore up the seats, smashed
the furniture and made havoc generally
Women tainted. children screamed, bows
climbed trees, and general stampede followed.
The cnTaged elephant. aiier clearing out the
canvas, made a break Tor the woods near by
and mired himself i'm an adjacent swamp. After
much difficulty he was eStricated, but five
bullets were shot into his hide to tame him.
Amid the panic numbers OF limbs were broken
and much property lost and damaged. No
r,s1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

NEW YORK, June 24.-The stock market was
rather heavy at the opening, and there was
considerable pressure to sell the Vanderbilts
and Lackawanna for small amounts. This was
followed by a slight rally and then renewed
weakness, during which New York Central de-
c!ined y and Lackawanna as per cent. A por-
tion of the loss In the latter was regained dur
Ing the first hour. The market has been quiet
all the morning, and at IL O'Clock is dull and
firm at prices which are generally little below
the opening, but Louisville and Nashville and
Jersey Central are a fraction above. Total sales
first hour A., 600 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24
Adayu~-SOterisiSp
EoRp coLEKIpeE's pArGHrrR NAEEIEr

lord CoLERTDGES DAUGHTER NARErEp-THE
LORD CHIEF JUSTICE NOT PRESENT.
LONDON, June 2I.-C'has. Warren Adams and
Mildred Coleridge, daughter OF the lord chief
justice q; England. were married to-day. A
maternal uncle was the officiating clergyman.
asked by his daughter to attend her wedding
He refused. and I'm consequence OF this refusal
no other member OF the family of Lord Cole
ridge was invited. Invitations were however
issued To and accepted by all the members OF
the family OF the late Lady Coleridge. aud all
were present at the wedding. After the cere-
mony there was "A communion service and q
grand choral celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24
The Wire Worm i'm yllsuo,s

HILLsBoRo, ILL, June 2I.-The wire worm Is
doing great damage Ia the growing corn in this
section. Farmers report that entire fields OF
corn are being ruined by this pest. The work
OF destruction Is very rapid. i'm some cases a
whole field of fine corn being ravagcd I'm "a single
day o. night. The worm Is doing the greatest
damage in the bottoms and on the low lands
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

ELGIN, Ills, June 24.--While Mr.. jackson
Wood was out driving with Mrs. D. E. Wood
and her two daughters yesterday, the horse
became frightened and the carriage over
turned, throwing all the occupants out. Mr.
Wood was severely hurt, and Mrs. Wood was SO
badly injured that her recovery is doubtful
FiorOnce bright little girl of i years, was In
stantiy killed, and the other daughter badly
bruised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-24

MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, June 24.-The Eagle
Mutual fire insurance company has made an
application to the common pleas court for the
appointment of q receiver, and for the dissolu-
tfon of the corporation. This is owing to the de-
mand Of the commissioner of insurance tnat
the company pay all its liabilities by October
l. Being unable to do SO. owing to heavy
losses in March last, this step was Unavoidable
$7,72O.