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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-05-14

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1885-05-14

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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
The PRESIDENT.

Callers at the white Iiouse-The Fresh
dents summer Vacation to he spent 10
the Woods.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July l6.-The
Preslden, had host Of callers yesterday.
Among them were nearly all tho Con.
rressmcn at present ln the city, aud Il.
Barnwell Rhett, Of South Carolina. In
the afternoon Governor Pltane called,
but did not see the President. The
President resumed his carriage rides yes.
terday afternoon, his companion being
Speaker Carlisle. After long ride the
two gentlemen dlned together at the
white House. On his summer vacation
the President will not be accompanied
by either his secretary or
any member Of his Cabinet.
d. Ward, OF Albany, who was with him
last year In the Adirondacks, has again
been invited to go, and II is probable
that not more than one or possibly two
personal friends Of the President will
compose the party. They will stop at Z
small hotel iu the woods, which will be
their headquarters, aud a telegraph op'
orator will be present al all times In case
his services are required. The PresI
dent can thus be easily communicated
with on important questions u necessary
Business cares will be laid aside TEN
/ porarlly, aud he will devote binself Il
recuperatlng and preparing for a wiute
OF hard work at Washington. The lengtl
Of his stay will be determined by the con
dItlon Of public affairs, but he has been
advised 10 remain away from Washing
ton during September u possible. as thi
Is the most trying month Of the year y
strangers 10 this climate.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
ENGLAND AGAIN ALARMED.

Tho Russians Reported 10 be Again he
coming Aggressive On the Afghan Froni.
Ier-Advanolng On zaliikar Pass-A SEN
sation Produced In London.
LONDON, July 1.-THE Times this
morning publishes 4 dispatch from lie
special correspondent on the Russo'h'
CHAN frontier, sent via Teherau, in which
he states that the Russians are becoming
very aggressive aud appear Intent on
forcing war with the Aighans. The cor.
respondent says that the Russian forces
under Colonel Allkhanon arc advancing
en- masse on Zuhkar Pass from various
points near the frontier held by the Rus.
SLAMS, principally from Sarlkhs, aud
make but little efforts at concealing their
intentions. The Afghans are much
alarmed by this forward movement, and
exhibit great anxiety lest the Russians
may take possession Of the Pass and
march on Hcfat. They were
determined, however, 70 oppose any
further advances by tho Russians
with all the force at their command.
shousi the Russians persist 10 theii
course, a bloody conflict can not much
longer be avoided. The correspondent
adds that be Is firmly Of the belief that
Allkhanon Ia secretly oonnlvlng with The
object of bringing on a light aud that b.
IL hoodwinking aud decelving the Cral
By false reports a. 70 the doIngs Of troop
under his command.
The dispatch caused q profound sensa
slon throughout London, aud has had
marked eject on the various exchanges
On the Stock Exchange consols declined
,hree.sighths per cent. since ris publlca
ton, while Russian and Egyptian bond
went down fully one per cent
CAUSING isTENsE rxciTEsENr.
LoSpoS, July l5-The reported nd
vance Of the Russians into Airhanlsia
from Zulhkar IL causing intense excite
ment In both political and financial Gil
cles. Al the close this afternoon consol
showed . decline Of l.lG from the oper
Ing price, and Russians were Wild
-uotsd AZ from two 10 three lower.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
rHG ooLpHlH AaAla

Essesfstasr thsaalsf Nskss e rev Ne
fsasts Aassi the itsssHi OFiaisa ~ A.
tssasg' asasFsl 0tflsHd H. ths peiphis
fsse
Bost0s, Mtss, iuly rs Kt.sscfs.
tAfy Chandler has written 10 tbe Journal
In reference 10 AtlmaeY General Oar
lands decision, that ,he contract With
NJ. Roleh 10 balld the Dolphin ID void,
that paJ Jmehta 10 Mr.. lIoaeh are illegal
aud mar be recovered and that Tho Gov
eminent should slfe aud hold The Dol'
phln W security ior repayment MI
Chandler ssysi
"Mf uafland'a and Mr.. whiiney'a a''
sumod fundamental condition Of The
statute ID nowhere contained In its terms
II approphaies for four ships as recon-
mendcd by the Naval Advisory Board.
They nnd that the hoard recommended
that the dispatch boat should have sea
speed OF seventeen knots, and then they
sag such speed IL vital prerequisite 10
be absolutely guaranteed In any contract
for construction which may be made, al.
though By tho express terms OF tue law
the designs OF the ship, In de-
tail, we're TO he made by the
Department, asd tho contractor was TO
have nothing to say or do about them.
The proposition Ia weak and slender,
with no foundation OF law or sense 10
support II. II would seem B II the
newspaper report OF Mr.. Garland's opln-
ion must be incorrect, At nrst he Is
made to say OF the clause In the contract
that the ship should be built In accord.
nnce with the provisions OF the acts of
Congress-
al sm Of opinion that this covenant
bound the contractor as effectively TO
make 4 ship Of sea speed OF seventeen
knots as though he had agreed TO do sc
In express words"
But later be says OF the clause whict
provides that the contractor shall not be
responsible for failure to develop $50
horse power, II II Ia not due to defective
workmanship or materials
"rhe obvious Intention OF this was y
relieve the contractor OF all responsibility!
as TO the speed and power Of the ship
and therefore, he says Il follows that th'
contract exists between Mr.. Roach an'
the United States and that he must pa
back all moneys received by him, an
hand over the Dolphin as security that b
wlll.n
This reasoning can not be the work
good lawyers. II MIR. Roach did gual
antee speed as effectively as II he ha
agreed to do so In express words, tn
contract can not be absolutely void b'
cause elsewhere Is clause which re
lieves him from Il guarantee OF hors'
! power Let II be noticed that tn
wicked assault upon Mr.. Roach b
two newly fedged Cabinet Minister
revelling In mlsused power, Is perp
trated solely for the assumed reason thi
the Dolphin has net fifteen kno
I sea speed, when In fact, on every one
her several trial trips, she has reach'
| fifteen knots, and the last trip was maj
at sea In pursuance Of the orders OF VI
I whltn.y, but Mr.. whitney, enrsged at u
4 result, says the sea was not high enou,
. and fifteen knots sea speed means sevo
A teen and half knots, when there Is u
4 ahlgh sea, aud upon this arbitrary a
: sumption the whole fabric OF obtrai
committed by him Is built.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
PuNGENT WORDS.
General Grants wish Gra,insd-Ifarmony
and Good Feeling Between the Sections

General Grants wish Gratiasd-Ifarmony
and Good Feeling Between the Sections
NEW YORK, July i6.--General Buck
ner, the x.Coniederats, who called upon
General Grant at Mt McGregor, Is at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. lie yesterday
decided 20 give to the public the only
portion Of the memorable interview
which, in bis opinion, Is OF Interest 70
the country at large.
"I have witnessed since my Sickness"
said General Grant, ''just what wished
10 see ever since the war-harmony aud
good feeling between the sections.
have always contended that " there had
been nobody left but tho soldiers wo
should have had peace In year. There
are only two that know Of that do not
seem 70 be satisfied IN the Southern
side, aud we have sorie on ours who
failed 10 accomplish ss muct
a. they wished, or who did not gel
warmed up 10 the fght until II was al
over, who have not had quito full salts
faction. The great majority, too, o
those who did not 90 into the war hay'
long since grown tired Of the long con
trovefsy. We may now well look for
ward 10 q perpetual peace q. home and
National strength that viii screen us fron
/ any foreign complication"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
MENTAL DISTURBANCES.
IrrstlonAllty which Comes Dangerously
Near Insanity.


IrrauonAllty which Comes Dangerously
Near Insanity.
The lowest grade Of mental disturb
anoe Is seen In that temporary appear
ance Of Irraiionality which comes from
an extreme state Of abstraction" or ABB
sencc Of mind. To the vulgar all In
tense preoccupa,lon with ideas, by cali
ing OF the attention from outer things
and giving q dreamlike appearance To
the mental state, Is apt 10 appear symp-
tomato Of "queerness" In the head.
But ln order that Il may find a place
among distinctly abnormal features this
absence of mind must attain . certain
depth and persistence. The ancient
story u Archimesles aud the amusing
anecdotes of Newton's fits, II authentic.
might be said perhaps TO Illustrate the
border line between normal and an alb
normal condition Of mind. A more dis
iinctly pathological case IL that oi
Beethoven. who could not be made "a
understand why his standing In hi.
night attire at an open window should
attract the irreverent notice u the street
boys. For In this case we have tenn.
porary incapscity 10 perceive exterior
objects and their relations; and adeepel
incapacity of like nature clearly show,
itself In poor Johnson's standing befor'
the town clock vainly trying 70 make
out the hour. This same sloofness o
mind from the external world betrsys u
self In many of the eceeniric habits at
tributed 10 men aud women Of genius
Here again johnson serves as a good 10
stance. Ills inconvenient habit of sud
denly breaking out with scrap. 81 ih'
Lords Prayer In a fashionable assembly
marks . distinctly dangerous drifting
away of the inner life from the firm an
chorage u external fact. In the case
lust considered We have 10 do with
Kind u mental blindness 20 outer ciE
cums,snces. A further advance alouI
the line of Intellectual degeneration
seen In The persistence of vivid idea
commonly aniicipstiuns Of evil II som
I Kind. which have no basis In extern'
! reality. Johnsou's dislike 10 psrtlculs
. slleys In his London walks, and hm'
} de s,aels bizarre idea that she voul
0 suffer from cold when buried. may
}. taken a. examples Of these painful d
= l-=sors or ifsss fses A more seFios
9 stage of such delusions l. seen in u
2 case of Pascal. who l. s>id 10 hsse be-
haunted By the fear of gulf ys~nih
J jnzt Ia front II him. which soneiim
! hersms 20 oovefms<ierinz that he hsd
\ b. fastened ~ shain iokssp him I'm
lespinr iorvsr.i - Aiasfsnh C~fH<
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25

sussss F.lis, n. r., JalY ia
woman wss ssept over the falls lasi
evening. She was IN company With
asnsiemsn asd lady friend. and The thrss
rsshly walked out upon The bridge cross
Inr the nnme vhieh eouduets water q
sbs Bah Island Paper Mil The gentle
mac managed 20 safe one of the wome'
aad get ashore. Ine crowd saw M
drowning woman disappear Just a. ~
current bore hsr past Luna Island. NJ
was sncksd 70 the bottem, Tor her bod
vas not visible - u vas carried osr
The brink. ~Ali that could bs ssesrtesnes
ol hsf lsIsaliiv ~.s sH<t ss< vas rr>i
tenl q " slland. CanadA.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Col. d. d. BRoApHEiD, wealthy ciA'
zen Of South Newmarket, n. H., died at
that place on the 10th seven hours after tho
death Of his wibs.
Jons Roach, he shipbuildsr who built
the dispatch boat Dolphin, made an
assignment on the 18th, " George W.
ouintard, Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Geo.
liz. Weed, OF Stamford, Conn.
Tuy majority Of the internal rsy.nns of.
nces OF the country have been hiled' OUT
.leyen remaining vacant.
Tug King OF Bavaria has written TO Miss
Mary Anderson's manager, asking ior Tue
terms upon which Miss Anderson will con-
sent TO play in bis thsatsr for short sea-
.on for his sole benefit, himself 10 be the
only spectator.
THs local board II underwriters OF Bir'
lmiuRhauf, Ala, have made out a petition
I.o the city council for the purchase OF ten
dre engines needed by the city.
cHls. A. BABAD, whose illness was 70.
ported on July 5, 70 be a sporadic case o'
yellow fever. died on the Goth at Ne"
lorlsan.. He had recovered from the fever,
lbut during his convalescsnce there de'ef
opsd m llgusnt Inflammation OF the parotld
glands, which finally resulted In his death
THz ladies Of Canton, Miss, have besur
. war upon the sale Of liquor and are got
ting up petitions 70 the city authorities
n,avinu that no more licenses be granted
for the retail Of vinous and spirituou
drinks.
A DISPATCH received at London on III
l,i,t states that the Iiug Of Dshomsy, viii
large army, has msssacred the French II
the unprotected villages. The king ha
also captured 900 French persons, and b
and his followers propose 10 eat them.
A . result Of the scorching heat,
Ease. Of pro.trstIou and II deaths were ~
, ported at Philadelphia on the 2lst.
Iorrs Fosrrn, Of spar,anshurg, =. c
-ss bitten ty . mad dog tvo years ag'
ON N. 10Th he was attacked with hydrs
phohIs and died the NEXT day.
Mas LEAK. the girl who swsyed frof
! home in Kingston, Ca, several days aE'
, vas found on the 7ist, lying unconcious
.hs wood. several miles distant. Aft1
4 several hours work consciousness was n
: stored and she vas found 70 bs bopelessi
|. insane. rocsnse for the insanity is know
Trs marine hospital bureau is informs
. ,hss yellow EXISTS a. an spidsmie ss E'shi
4 Br.rl. and that ehoIsra hes made i,s a
. e@.r.nes near csdir. Spain. a The port
, snsry, Puerto Real
!. Hrzrv KsassEorv. Of Indiana. . cisi
= or The past % ys>rs In the sesssd Asd
. ,r.s ofsc> Al wsshinxten. vss st<iek'
4 -Itk paralysis ssa died u his de- On y
zisA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
e.io.., pus sIsh.. i..s.ar..

LosDos, July ie.-Colonel Burleigh,
the well-known war correspondent, lee
lured last night a. 81 James Hall upon
bis experiences in.the soudan. The III
srsry ana military world Of Londou ws'
very numerously represented In the audi
enee, and The Lecturer was wsrmly ap'
plauded. II had been rumored that
colonel Burieigh would indulge In some
severe structures upon the incspaeisT oil
the British officers. and the inadequscl
Of the commlssarIat In the Soudan erpe-
dItIou., bot everything Of ths nature
waa .soidad
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
cIrstNo IsTyNsE rxciTruENr.


orrlwl, oSI., July ls.-shoriIy after
the speaker had taken the chair 10 the
House last night, q well dressed woman
rushed past the guard a, The main en-.
trance aud reached the bar Of the House
where she shoutedi
'slf John Macdonald you killed my
husband. give me back ny hasbaad."
She was hurrlediY elected. II was
learned that the woman who caused
the sensation was Mrs. McGlnnis whose
husband was kiIlei on The Govsrnmen,
railroad In Prince Edwards Island three
or four years azu.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
am.tls.s rsisrp.,. In Jeopardy.

Bosrox, M.ss, jay IA City Of
Mexico special says, Capitalists hers
are discussing the probabilities oi
The Centrsi Railroad passing into
English hands. II 10 generally
believed here that kn1llsh diplomacy
/. sctivs In workirn 10 this end. II i
apeolr ssld Il the tsntfsl passes iHts
frziish control Ne Fas3 vii oaig 3
lully operated from Zacsisess south
w.fd. the Northern division being ksp'
opsh only for the lranspofistion o.
lfoous sna nails Iris would - vlr
tssl consolidation win be ssFs CRU
lln~. The srhrHe ihfssiens Afnzrie1l
Iasssssf- n shls cosasfI.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25

A. Tof1als, Oah, On d. i0.h ralfle
mssilag protested asslnss The further 3D.
mission sf Chimes lat5 Cantis,
1An Aasslsn auih1fitlsa msmiss 70 In
veatlEais ths rsrsat nlfains W ilusslsu
0ffiaiaia ef llfiilsh CJnsHFs olsfk
uV ths iiih ihwa wefs ] 90 new cases
N choIsra an1 pl deaths from tho dls.
sasa Ia spaIn II ls nov -amitisd that
cholera exists also In tts t-0vlnosa of
Alhaoiie and Navarro
iy The Hecynd Comptroliers Ufiice Of tho
Treasury, ivo clerks. whose salaries
ranged from 1850 10 sl,go, we're dlss
charged on the l0th to reduce the force
TnK police of Dros lon summariiy
stopped Social project % raise funds Tor
THg Naval Advisory Boards report on
the construction of the Dolphin, which
was recently submitted 10 the Secretary
of the Navy s giving th, statement Of
the Bo.ri Ia ths controversy over that
vessel, isa yolumInous document and al.
most entirely Of technical nature 10
argues that the yesss Il possessed Of the
necessary strength and says the desIgn-
era alone are responsible for her speed
OS the 10th the Washington Post build
ing was burned ont, involving In tho gon.
oral destruction the National Rspublicda,
the Ersahig Critic and the SUNDAY Gdsrttc,
all Of whose plants Of machinery and ma :
terIal were destroyed.
A REPORT from IT. Petersburg says that
| Ruasia oouuta nn thn Al ~ Ernnnn
In eass OF a contest with England.
FoR tho months OF March, April, May
and June, the receipts Of tho Patent Oliice
were $40, 10: for the same period In 1884,
Si00, 1903
THE lumber mills at East Saginaw,
Mich, are shutting down for the season.
TURKEY Is streng gthening the defensos OF
Tripoli.
WoRK has been resumed in tho fish,
plate mill at the Bayylew works, Mllwau-
kee, Wis.
CHINA will soon accredlt an ambassado OF
to Paris.
THE ham In Armour's packing
house at Chicago struck on the l7th fol
more wages.
FURTHER discoveries have boen made In
the Ch hineso traffic in girl babies In Sar
Francisco.
, RUSSIA has ordered the formation Of I
fortified camp near the capital of th'
, Province of Gradno.
PREPARATIONS have boen made to sup
y press any revolt by tho Morm1ns in Utal
on Pioneer Day.
~ En,ttek tr
Defense League was held at tho Mansion
house, London, on the nth.
, THE iron mills at Cleveland, o., have
n been ndef nitely closed, or until tho me-
ii. are willing TO return to work
COMMERCIAL treaty negotiations hav
b.. been resumed between the United State
O. and Spain.
? TaE wires OF the Bankers and Mer
chants Telegraph Company seized by th
n Western Union have been restored.
- The Southern Illinois Volunteers Asso
citation will hold their encampment a
- Centralia on the Sth, 9th aud 10th OF Sep
! tember.
> FrARs are entertained that the fnilur
\, OF tho Munster Bank at Dublin will lnvol'
~ other banks
10 FIVE families, comprising eighteen pei
= sons, who arrived in New York on u
,v 18th, on the steamer Main from Breme
were sent back as psupors. Neither fau
, lily had moro than y In money
n The English Government will do It's be
TO obtain an early issue Of tho $4,000, %
Egyptian loan.
.t..l.N l..
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25

EAAnsa gawsa T. w. gg,as tt.t..
sls miles aosit sass N flrsseaald a ~.
ebfa and instantly ttilad h. plilsh N.,ln
4 nslshbsr, duflas "A sl,afsatl,n. n. 49,
ilih.
Az UakIats Cal. the blrht ot tha ttsh.
Gre dss fsyat elvbt buslns.s t,attdinss
With their esuis9ia Las estimated
t1,gol partially lnsae.d Mach efclts.
msnt prevails, AZ 10 Ia t~llsvad the gfs
was The wor. Of al lnesnalarv.
Ug the tsth A NJ. D. a. N Barale.
N ". who va, with a marty az lsAiss
at Batb island, Niagara. ,ell into the
stream and wa carried over ths Amsrl.
can falla
AT Dsbash,. ranch. twsntv ntlsa trom
Trinidad. Col. on the sftsrnoon a, ths
ft,h, twslve out Of a hard Of elghteen
horssa In "A pasturs ware kllled bv ilsh,.
ming, A hal. storm had drlv.n the bor.e.
against a barb. wire fence. which con.
ducted tho lightning throu al the hord.
FIN, DESTROYED Tho buildings on tho
Phlladelphl. Rubber Works on tho 10th.
on tho l0th Two Norwsglans were .uf.
located while digging n woli AZ Pteassn,
Valley. wis. and n third came near los.
ing bis lIfe In recovering the bodies.
in. LYSog. of Gibson County, Indl.
ana, Is suspected Of poisoning his children
by scattering arsenic on a pIe lie can moi
be found.
OK the 10Th an incendiary nre on Oh,
lumber docks at BAY City, Mich, wal
checked In its incipIency.
OK the 18th Mis-, Agnes Roe, John He'd
den and William Tickenor, OF Patchogue
L. l.. were accidentally knocked from
Yacht and drowned.
An empty chair car In tho Denver &
Rio Grands yard, at Denver, Col, wa
wrecked on the 18th and tho switchme
slightly injured. Dynamite had bee
placed on the rails. and caused the acci
dent
FIRE DESTROYED most of the buildings OF
tho northeast side of tho public square a
Coylngton, Ind, on the 10th. The totl
loss viii reach about $40, 900. Insured 70
a ysry small amount.
on the 10th the Mothers' House Of tn
Holy Order of st, Joseph, at Delhi, eigh
miles below Cincinnati on the Ohio Rlyei
was totally DESTROYED by fire. Loss, S75,
600: insurance. $4,000. No ono was Ia
, iured. The building was tho result Of I'll
; savings of tho Sisters for many years.
Tur town OF Hlghmore, Oak, has bee
comnletelv wlped out by a cyclone.
| /,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-25
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

Two cowboys were recently killed BY
sas snd staksd 30 the ground on the
asotss strip
w ne 18th The ofics and dwelling Of
- American Consul at Nassau, N. p,
~s burned
- 81 p.veuport Ia, on ne 1sth. ]. J.
a isn from stwo-ssory window and
susd his skull.
s buscn shot and killed James Ksl-
sv-r of hchbsil. IN . stable 81 the
= a-sh pal Driving PARK on The
!. ~ Ne ssh Joseph Psi-~r vss h.n=-s
.s.aeaaaa for murder Hereafter Ill
coss n ohis mnss tsks plaes ~ ths
ssss'ary a colanbua
t,Hnp HrsHsss. Of ths Hslifax IN.
''n -heass. Killed his dsushs>r and
- - ~ ~ - innan<
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-14
Means Business.

ZANZIBAR, August 13.-The Sultan of
Zanzibar was notified yesterday by Ad-
miral Paschen, commanding the Ger
man fleet here, that unless he complied
within twenty-four hours with Ger
many's preliminary demands, concern
ing the possessions claimed in Zanzibar
byGerman subjects friendly negotiations
would be dropped. The Sultan making
no reply to this notice within the time
specified, Admiral Paschen has moved
his squadron up in front of the Suitan's
Palace and taken position there. II is
thought this demonstration will induce
the Sultan to accede to Germany's de-
mands.
HAMBURG, August 13.-A private tele-
gram from Zanzibar states that the dis.
pute between The Sultan and Germany
has been adjusted and that the Sultan
admits Germany's supremacy in the
disputed territory and promises to
withdraw thence to the Zanzibar troops.