The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-07-04


llsl atti loose With questions N psaes
aHd var. ksd that The fesffslalhg poser
~ sa dysfshadewihg opposition uaidrilf
mast ensure, II least unt1 the general
eierilfH uhfef Toe new feHiaify, bar ".
rideTi mbeh headed interval oi fsst.
ipasss ind oonClllailan without taelllt.
ii1h N weakness 81 home ~ abfuai.
hrsstty nirfuNtCY
the Characteristic diblomAey n Hassla
u hiW promptly ani vigorously applied
10 ths row Situation ot political araifs
Ia Knr and, ID IA we'll Known that llue
AIS u GOT yei rttpated 10 nfht, but that
she - increasing IN her efforts w. be
Ieasly lof The sifnggle, which n Ia eyi.
dent enough mnsl Aaonur ~ later ye
brought about Meantime, she deems u
wise 10 be sweet and complimentary 20
the now ministry, and II would soon
that her diplomatic agtnls have had aa
oflclal hint ~ mako themselves as agree.
able ~ possible TO British rcprtrents.
tiycs N foreign countflca. The Russian
Ambassador IN London and NJ iessar
the special Afghan Commissioner, are
20 have conference with Lord salisbury
next week, At which the disputed bound.
ary question will be discussed
Pending Information a. TO the attitude
OF tho Conservative Cabinet, the Russian
newspapers which reflect the policy OF
the Government are now pursuing a sim.
liar policy and have adopted a very
friendly tone. The journal 4, St Peters,
burg expresses confidence In Lord Sails.
bury's fairness IN dealing with the Afghan
question, and that he viii make all prop
er allowances for the difficulties that
Russia has invariably encountered In
connection with the Aslaiic races
urrosfrtoN ri ciiuRclIIIL
Tho Radicals have become alarmed At
the efforts tho Liberals are making TO
bring about the defeat ot Lord Randolph
Churchill, Secretary OF State for India,
who 10 required TO be reelected by his
constituents Lord Randolph Churchill
has been neelectlng Woodstock u good
deal OF late years, needless OF the fact
thathls old constituents might yet have
power 10 do him service, The family
influence In the old pocket borough IL
not what Il was when the late
Duke OF Marlborough was alive
and respected, and beside, Lord
Lord Randolph's brother, the present
Duke OF Marlborough, Is said to be op.
posed 10 his reelection, Even at the
last general election Lord Randolph was
run close by an almost unknown man.
| The vote wasi Churchill, 5l2; Hall, +62.
| There have been many changes on the
register and changes OF local feeling In
the i've years that have elapsed since the
election, which might enable strong
candidate TO wipe OF majority Of sixty
aud leave Lord Randolph Churchill out In
| the cold. This IL a catastrophe which
tho birmingham caucus will put forward
! It's strongest man To accomplish, or VIII
give lts ald 10 the man most likely 10 sue.
coed.
The canvass in Lord Randolph Church.
ill's borough OF Woodstock will begin
next week and already the excitement OF
the occasion is forcshadOwcd. Should he
be defeated there IL will be necessary for
him to be returned from some other
borough In order TO enable him 10 hold the
Cabinet Office TO which ho has been np.
pointed. The Liberals have selected as
bis opponent Alr. Corrle Graot an oh.
scure barrlster. This selection has
greatly iucensed the Tories, who
do not hesitate 10 characterize
Mr.. Grants candidacy against tho
noble lord as direct aud
open Insult on the part OF their oppo.
ncnts. They charge that In making such
choice the Liberals have acted In avery
shabby manner, and there eau be no
doubt that the contest will bc wagcd with
ylgor on both sides. The scenes Of Dom
nybrook are expected to be re.ennctcd, hs
the partlsans Of both candidates have de-
clared their intention 10 make II hot for
one another. Lord Churchill himself II
taking little or no part 10 this canvass,
dcyotlng most Of his time 20 posting
himself on tho affairs Of the Office Of the
Indian Department, hut his friends ar,
leaving nothing undonc TO secure hl'
election.
LADY CHURCHILL
The efforts TO deieat her husband have
40 worked upon the feelings Of LADY
Churchill that she has declared her lnten
tlon OF making thorough canvass OF The
borough herself Ia person, and the Eu
gllsh people for the first tins IN The his
tory Of their country will have oppor
tunity Of hearing an American lady cr
pounding The politics Of the nation
Lady Churchill arrived tonight and drov'
tandem through the town. She wal
enthusiastically cheered by the populace
aud at several points the crowd became
80 thick that Il was with difficulty tina
tho driver manaacd 10 keep from running
people down. Lady Churchill was for
merly Miss Jennie Jerome, the daughte
OF Mr.. Leonard Jerome of New York.