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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-23

One dollar will buy five
yards best Hemp Carpet one,
yard wide.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-23

One dollar will buy 4 yards,
5S inch red Table Damask,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-23

$l.0O will buy u yards fine
India Linen or fine Victoria
Lawn, same goods sold last
year at % cents.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-23
LOCAL BITS.

The Chillicothe Fire Company held
meeting, last evening.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

THnMsw Yak Wmlda fsfsaf
date says TIE pfH maiai sfisa
~ ih4 Cosarssa n 1874 y Apafss
fAtssn Ia commemorative Hhls
tletayy u Nsw Crltssa be been
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.ffehAspe Oas t4nfni shafa.
aN ea,h we're iaten w iia'
number n meHlsp iafs Tsrs
dnwh NM me- mefi M mn NJ
tanfs IN r. Anfs''on r. y q
nais Roeit mi = Sot'h ifffins
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vfiue +. es-t ~,s1' md scafesly
t,sserisd ~ y. sSo0 ~ Wv 'he
.tfi.s N me rreai rerotnl received
m ~ n e mid fia' Ne meNaI
eiil ba rioeed IN sofoe liatofi"a'
att ofan vta-a y rae W. pro
.y,l ~nt o'ln- vlrnllo relic'
Tta tnis - Car toot.op oro II
auoh eirrrm .iruc.s n8 Nv ofllr'
~ m Nv mi.o monov w rnFiin'
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
.SiJne"

+ -. ~ t..
BY virtu. 81, l.s. r' lechan
Gerry ,3nr, Of tl~ fl ''cict If
Pamela county N,sr On he I3th
day of February 1885. 10 the enc
I Mary J. Whsatys. Clyde Pearl
Wright It al, tho unl,r3isnrl
rommissioner will On N1ypAY, tn
18th day Of MARcE 1855, in front
Of the cUurt.houac door, in the town
Of Sardis, sell tothe highest bidder,
the following described real estate
lying and being in the said fret
court district Of said county Of
Pamela, for one.frurth cash, and the
balance in three equal ANIMAL
installment., with interest on the
deferred payments az az pr cca,,
per annHm Som date Of sale, viz
The no".haa.: mob quarter and
east half (e!l OF the northwest
(nwl quarter Of section Ave (5.)
township righ. ~ Of range Nix t6]
west. Sail 'lle will take place win.
in she hoar' prescribed by law.
y. 4 BttNN, Commissioner,
Taylor & Kylr, Sols. for com.
pleinant..
sardis, Miss, Feb 18th, 1885.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
sanbi. rrptuArY n. %
rnE o%oyEnsonsnfP

A eenafsl dlaru ian is flinR 0n
through thu State pfoss ~ ~ wlin
shall be mf nest Governor Cen
WalthsIis firm determination ani
10 contest Nv The nomination has
been received with genuine and
universal frrrci Wy hia tot n
friend. and admirers Rho believed
9th god reason, that Gnn wa
thall. one u the state brilliant
and distinguished Soma lnd On
excellent showing 20 secure tho
nomination Gen Wnlthall has
such n high place In the esteem
and confidence Of the people of this
State TINT many believe That n IL
only necessary fnf him 10 aspire to
on Office 10 have his inhibition graf.
flied. And in case Senator Lamar
goes into Clcyelnnh's Cabinet,
which we regard a. highly proba
BILE. Gen. Walthall will, we feel ~.
sured, be- named as the successor Of
that eminent statesman But even
with Gen Walthnll out Of the way
the opponents Of Gov. Lowry have
not given up the hope Of defeating
that gentlemen denomination
They are determined aud wide
awake and seek to unite on some
man strong enough 10 accomplish
their object The other gentlemen
named for Governor are Gen W.
4. Featherston. Of Holly Springs,
DR.. W. /. KERN, Of Holmes, and
Judge J. s. llamn aud Hon j. J..
Walker, both Of Meridian. But
the STARS first choice lor Governor
il neither o. the gentlemen named
above. Our choice is one who
needs no introduction to thepcoplc
of the State; who calamity and
successfully led the advance in the
conflict with Radicalism in 1875.
who was prominent IN the state
Con vention Of 1881 MS the leading
competitor Of Gov. Lowry in the
Anti-St0ne canCus; who has been
eminently successful in life, wheth-
er as soldier, attorney or farmer,
and whose ability, sense of honor
and integrity are Of the highest
character. We know him to be as
modest and unassuming as he is
brave, pure and true. lie is a prl
vate citizen, believes the Office
should seek the man. and never
encourages the efforts Of his friInds
to push his claims To office. suc''
Is the Hon. r. II. Taylor, of Pamela
the STARS choice for Governor
We are not authorized TO present
his name for this honor, and on
information is such that we doubt
very much whether he will be d
candidate at all. Still, Capt. Tay
lor is fine Gubrrnatoril timber
and II the lightning Of politica
favor should strike him, We woul,
have an executive whose admin
istration would not suffer by com
parison with any Of his %prcdeccr
sors.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

TINS Philadelphia Times say
"Tlicr, va. uae really Noticeable
fcatutc about the conduct Of the
men who went To New York last
week To see the prcsidcnt.clcct.
The Southern men behaved best.
II has -, often been said since The
election that the States recently
IN rebellion would be greedy and
unreasonable that their conduct
upon this occasion VA, closely no
ted There wi. ~ appearance ol
arrogance " the assumption IT
their right to %patfunagr The
Western aud even EASTERN men
were more clamoruu an tenacious
In their pursuit of spoils than
these men from that part Of a. e
country which furnishes the bulk
Of Democratic Votes. Indeed the
people from the South SEEMED to
trcai the cecasion with becoming
dignity AMI appeared Ia care very
little about talking politics. In
the new life that has cumr to them
a. the result Of war their grraisst
concern seems 10 BE- for lhe ma 1.
nal prosperity II The country"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

Gg9v.s Aanias H ~iaisyllis
W. inn iet etg rf fbfIY stnf q
Willie If mutton 81 W. "a
ti ulsnf hsr.rltal aH aaio
gHfh lfftsfiu fhIfb Cleveland
fn g'ri w ham ibaf
yaf kial g. s'ibrs ipsntd me- Hnl
tftf Hlsu'a consequent unou e
Dsmoeipi'c f.r'nfy prompted gnu
fot uhrf iDms atiiile M yant
fmn. mutton I DONE want N
nppaf small Iu matters m OH.
/ Mind hmt ! tnwa yery rfenl ay.r.
ION 90 tho receipt " g.fs; aud !
have mrla ub ny mind ~ asE tai.
~ allow mo ~ 'dke tho will ftllf
Il aI and 10 upIrl yon aa u.' %
ysd % friend nod brother y mo
cut os fhmgh you bed pro,cuta'
me- with whole carrigs
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

Is the notorious Ford murder
mistrial at New Orleans the Crane
jury has uncovered bribery and
corruption and indicted seven %
the States witnesses for perjury
The accused communicated Will
the jury lay means Of "a deputy
sheriff, who was discharged imme.
diatcly, upon the recommendation
Of the grand jury, Ford and hi.
pals are having their second trial.
This Ford Is u police Judge and
steps are being taken ior his i'm.
parchment
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

STERN rARENT -"llcrc. my son,
what is this2 You were not at
school I'll lat week Astonishcd
boy al " do okunowY Indignant
tatlcr-"Your teacher told me so.'
Wary Boy-"Did he see me2''
Wrathfnl papa-"No not once
Triumphant boy-"Then how doe,
he know | wasn't there"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21


man.y. lsysg whm esfsAt utaHN
sIl Asif - hssFf ~ -
ssaes8 fgAAaL wAsm ~ aalsaf go.
49, msa1 - - sf#af No 80 ~
Assahag ksssss FsNH mes#iag ~ sssfL
49, 80 sspfse gif pfy VI
tasse ffsnsfh. nsf 4 asfaf
100 ssse laf4he Hes. AHf y
sssss,s stef hHl44 > - fstth -
H. s,ssfg hsa bssn ~ tl#pNHay
tsasfst II ~ aH#aitff t1HH 80 -
ss.e,s sfffsfs - furnish ~ fissf -
lsz.s columns TpY hitHg ffa Wy Y
hs4iuf6gas asfnf " fysfY ~ W. ~ y
ls ~ dsef aen, ~ fiaf I u unasfssstff
~ spsss ~ ~ sib 80 ftffhef u of1sf
- 6Isks tis fesief andsffifni We ifi
mstYlHa M ssfttt u ~ fHiJs
Nu Henri ssHaslsHt N AihlfHi'
~. eflis, uiti bsf dn9fef b. : -
eHgsl ~ desfiets uhtH fefn'isi
ehfJale esiafftL Ehs tells hrF ~ hsl
lei at hope 81 Mr. daughter her lisal
beloa en-. Z, aHl how ogefj1yed Ne I ~
he result hner tfyinf may remedies,
,he says pEausl tfa 10 . fuf', sal
Ina, lie dmghiefs h,afing y restored.
size concludes ~ faeasihs w ihe most
aaiirginfi term oil sRrHt AMI t'n fe'
sefib.a "a tie mot lIve'y manner the
ba,pira lila Lf.ugii hef, AMI reviews
the dsifes. . r ~ efcnecd whNe hff
daughter " = anlerl
d. A. X. OK Martini Ferry, O'
writes q" have 4 large trade on fouf
PEsusA. Think u IL a grand remedy
Mr.. Robeft &. Hannah, Tolss prough,
Lewis county, Ny ,wriicsi " write 10 In.
form 0 " the great benefit ] received
by The use NJ your medicines, PsRusA
and MAsAffa hal ben low spirited
and very six for about sis mo tbs with
q bad cough, anJ my friends thought
had consumption . tried a nnmber o
patent medicines, and most of The doctors
In the vicinity And we have some AZ
good 90 YOU can find In the country
but they DID me no good whatever. Oui
merchant, Mr.. G~ilie3ple, insisted upon
me irving your remedies. did 10, bu'
must say. | had little faith In them al
6rt; before I had consumed my frs
bottle, [ noticed a change for IN,
better, and to-day ] am entirely well
and az sound n man az there 10 In th'
vicinity. credit my cure 10 your yalu
able remedies, PERUsA and MAsLLiS
and recommend then TO all Of m,
friends"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

LtND rent Is ruinously low in
portions OF South Carolina. In
Hampton county valuable land,
which rented Tor s2Gi per acrc
last year, has been obtain i ini
the coming season for thirty five
cents, with few bidders. Some
land rents will not pay the take,
upon the soil, all because Of tn,
scarcity of labor.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

lATF advice. from Albany are
to the cltc' hat NJ Money i no
longer r'guri i asa Cabinet poe
sib,l.ty But : matters Lamar.
Blyari and GiflIuI urt .till l,n.
ing ~ a' Ciryeiant T. aIv;s r..
We think all three Of these gentle.
mel can ~ in il they wish, At
least such is now the prevailing
imTvc son at Washington, and
they are generally good guesscr.
there.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

JoNEs-Yc sir; il il mighty
hard to collect money just now, |
know It, Smith Indeed llav"
you tried to collect and fail d2
Jon 's-Oh, no Smith How, then,
do You know that money il hard
to c%ollcct2 Joncs-Bernu4r several
people have tri,d to collect Of ne.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

THERE appears to he an epid,m.
ic Of suioide prevailing. Mon.
days New Orleans Tires Democrat
contained accounts Of four suicides.
One was u young lady anil the
three others men. The samc paper
bad accounts Of two women burn.
ing TO death from their clothing
taking fire. Mention Is also made
Of a tramp fatally assaulting a
woman who had given him food
and clothes.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

NJ. pAsTEuR is steadily ploddi

NJ. PAsrErR is steadily ploddinr
along in his researches for u by
drophobia remedy. lie has dem.
onstratcd that vaccinatlng with
attenuatcd virus is sure proven.
tive. 1t is worthy Of note that the
common people Of France take
great interest in his work. Any
animal which has been bitten by
a mad dog is immediately soswari.
ed to him, and they come from all
directions.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

GES. GRAsr has cancer Of the
tongue and IL is though, he cannot
live q great whilo. II Is said that
the knife will have TO be used On
his tongue pretty s,on, and many
h:lieve the operation will result,
iataity, = IN NE case Of Senator
~ I'M, 4 osossiA.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

Tnr Now York Wnrld,s Wn.h.

The New York Worlds Wash
ington special Of the 18th pay,
this dcservcdly high compliment
to Mississippi's great senator; "oi
all public men cen by Mr. Clcve.
land since his election not one Of
them made such i profound impress
sion upon him rs Nj. Lamar. lie re,
CARDS him AS the greatest Of all his
visitors. He is very anxious to have
Mr.. Lamar with him, and from what
Dir. Lamar has since said it is clear
that the latter will consent to take
any place in the Cabinet where he
can best serve"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
KENDALL's sPAyDo
KESDALL's SPAWN


No. s7s
STATE Of Mississippi, ia'
Chaneefy csnr
To Glide Pearl Wright ~
Wright. minors Wiz
who's po=f-oaice Sat -
county. Arkansas -
You are commanded 2
the Charcrrs Court Of
fnnnfy of Pannls. In s'd
~ Monday a ftss--sr ~
the suit IN z1ii Cuurf q
- C1isIe ?. Wright e =.
fnr ,isizirn. uh.rEin 20
D<r 2nh. i1gA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

I,.r saturday Sunday ana
Mondu, l1OOO slnlnpotp arrived
in Sos Orlnn
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

Group. who"ripr Cough and
br'nehiti' Immediately relieved
~ shiIoh's Cure
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
KENDALL's SPAWN

T~erarilA \
IN r. Ksniaii Co. Gshi.i ! 90 :
10y hafss that uas sold nine n1Fia7
Ina eunsldsFrd comparatively sWa
very lsrg. h.pns spawn tths .sfA
g had been Hired and sihtr~lssirtn
uly 10 make a had matter wgfss
nouih. since and pu, bin At h.H 81
esn sfsi couureuced The uss a frH
20 Iurt. and row 70 far % smsnss :
= entirely ~eli. The bunch . ~
haufh not nearly q. large .. y -
trraied him according " dlrseiiaa, :
move the bHnch. but am ssiishss ~
luns the work could | have Eitst -
The medicine has done mofs IL sss
you ciHlm Tor Il. Il ha. bssn rui'i \, !,
10 ne. have ALREADY hstr 81,
norss. bat vaald no, take les if'sr
euunnl recommend Ia too .,farf srn'
that bss served me 80 seli.
Very respectfully, -
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

THr a. iogis fsetn4ehh
- HsmIsm n 600 ~ "a pf
sm sha fsH gasm ClsHslas8a Csb
.iflt
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

sHlLoH's v1TALIZER il what
you need for Constipation. Los. OF
appetite, Dizziness and all symp-
% toms IT Dyspepsia. Price TO and
20 cents per bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
EENpAL1's srAyD !


ft = -
n rIg.r.sil 60. ssr sfs
= sny fsr rffft. d. sffmr
please semi msalr srNf
III iiafss its -, irii'ian ls.
that ifsi az tsl iastsf
have lsafnei airui \ faiill SIS
hrvu . .sa'trr frun rhsunsi
fret IN one Part & tie tadJ fhsf
81 hssfd ~ kaaaaii's Sruis
ssys ago tted = sHs raw fahs
tsrked Nifh f.fuls. A ffisat
SPAWN eufr. Fas fftfh -
70 Fsfmrr.suis M . tptlis. ~
prepared W tinsrrf iaiilss -
brought ne . srnan iestls ~ "
AS suffering seft mash ihaass
myself and did 40 can saf ~.
fpar day. sprlyInx ths medisiss
rht ihan ! ever have 10 anyihia4l
Yun SAINT IN srsui M The haf.s 80
and | all 40 vaa I'll ths ruof can
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
STATE sfrTfH0H

rsr.itr a1
.
8Jr iIYtF mu0 10.
f nI
Hynn. sr dj.agI0 Win
'o0 f.uniy
z. n'en wHj htso Hbtw N'iby
litt tl1ffi
1nrr a. ...snl mad bl'
rfpanI Ripley,
in'lt go ,1uu' Hu. III loa much
~ night
!. Sunni mlu lla iDolD cab
h1ao plinia inf rln
Nou.h l,tb viii ba Nj atppl
M M, Exposition
Itit auid ihnt Rulu RYAN it
llr nmo old prog anne
Iu'be Luullic Asylum 40 jack
.uu. Nrrcnfe lig patients
a. ,l, a.. i.,
.l.,
"rrnuc..iy o. u,rhr n,rltrsr
The l,tc grand iury If Tippal
ccuut, fund Vi indictmcnt.
Thc Colnuhn. Woodnnwor,
Factory I'm. made an assignment
,n.u u,..L t-u,
pan Nay''' OF '-''7''"a county
ono n,,
~ '''N'p"'g oh wy Nv" ~
..IrJ.rnu
Holmes ana fo"'"r 'li''o 10
s,vun
~ Lexington on inc oth ION
'o'' 'rr''''n'n''F Sho' anu N''''
''"'
Jlck>on's new Ice factory vii
sn,.n ,nns i,v
The farmers fChickasaw count
"'N' "''.u'! "''' '~"''''''''"
blowing this year.
M,nv schools IN It,w,mho co,,,
ty are suspended on account
measles preyAilinc.
Nool rol, un1nr rro;,ht.o,r -,
,oy or,.hod 10 doo,h
,,o ,Lo ri,,a. n,t ,L.r = sa;a
ho o,r ;m,,,Ii,, J;s,s,er"
.I.Lo ho., d;s,l,, !, III. u;ysissir
rxu,.i,;,r
=.
l,'Vr Ming cl conl'm,t'e' s,,'e''
~
Az Meridian ON the l2th a slice
,,ls car caught nre 'he r'o'
putly murdered Isaac WiiIlai
WIZ" S"o's""' """S u
; Hon. J. X. Jones, lately elect
United States Senator from Arki
.,aa,I, .in.l,,
, wood, died ON the ith, from an ov,
| dose of morphine administered
5 himself.
Ia rlvcr on the 10th, J. NJ. Tho
SON, had "a hi, Tell out and v
dfo~ ned.
=,
IN length and having eleven T,
o iln Mu. kllluI IN .Iugnar Rnunt.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
KENDALL's sPAyBo

wallarrtop. Va
Dt NJ Ksuisii C.. i-fr ST.
bottles Of kendsii's spain Cafs -
best linimsni, ief both man ssf -
ever us.d. II
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
KEEDAI.L's SPAWN

rrfsrfcn. fss
N KsrSsit Co. l. " slfti
dall's Sratin Bfr, ard tra~trfhl
The vnfis. ras- NJ refdFrss
Treats. eu fts ifsrss. L'a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21

CtappagBs, y. fslHI
Dr B. Kendall Co.. ERssbafsk IA
IT,, Ons year $40 ! hal anks fu1u
iih y large hlpoi -paslh. hists<
ksnd tll's spz,in Cure % that ~ snzI
leg Il ~as on. Have used ths he-s Z.
fnufk, etc,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-02-21
KESDALL's sPAyIy1

wv most rnccess'ui rsmsdy essf tsus
.rsftein In it, eject, snd tses N
proof b,iss.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-06-04

The good citizens of New York City,
and they comprise vast majority of its
inhabitants-are greatly annoyed at the
tone of the letters sent from that city to
western papers. Twenty years ago the
practice among leading journals in
other cities was to employ somebody of
intelligence and character in New York
to write weekly letter, supplementing
the scanty reports about many impor-
tant occurrences which we're tele-
graphed in those days, and treating
current matters in an honest and sensi-
BILE way. The immense increase in the
use OF the wires by the press within re-
cent years has greatly restricted the old
field of the correspondent, and tho
business has for the most part fallen
into the hands of INSCRIPTIONS Bohe-
mans, who deliberately, concoct the
most sensational stories about the state
of society in New York, and newspapers
at the west which should be above such
business, place this worse than worthless
stuff before their readers with their en-
dorsement. These letters, about the
universal immortality of men and the
wholesale drunkenness among the wom-
en-, are swallowed without q gulp by
multitudes of honest people. Indeed,
they seem to deceive editors WHO might
be presumed to know better,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-06-04

The belief that a means of prevent
ing the spread of cholera by incubation
has been discovered by DR.. Fefran, "
young Spanish physician, Is attaining
such currency that it is proposed to
make the matter subject of investiga-
tion by the Spanish Government. DR.,
Ferran has inoculated many persons,
himself among the number, with the
cultivated bacillus or cholera microbe
t.. which attention was first called bv
DR.. Koch. No case of death has oc-
Cured in the district affected by chol-
era among inoculated persons. Ami.
mails inoculated with the virus die from
the effect with choleratic symptoms.
In the case of human beings the suffer-
ing is less intense an not fatal. whilst
successive inoculations are harmless.
OF course, it is impossible to say how
long the security obtained from inocu-
latlon may last. That can only be de-
termined by experience; but it is DOS
sible that at last certain means of
staying the ravages of cholera has been
found.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-06-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

John J. Curran is named for assistant United
States treasurer of Chicago.
The population of Washington is POS, $50. an
increase during the past FIVE years of p, SS5.
Robert Hunter of Winchester, Va, has beer
appointed chief of the division eff accounts of
the general land off ice vice Donnelly, resigned
The largest political delegation in Washing
ten is from Ohio Ohio Office seekers have re
markable perseverance, and they will hang
around the departments all summer.
Adjt Ger. Drum received a telegram from
Gen Bradley recently saying that he would
need no additional troops to settle with The
Indian disturbance unless ahdt,tnal outbreaks
shonld occur.
ii does not appear that the dome of the capt.
toll at Washington, is in imminent danger Of
falling, Notwithstanding the somewhat start
ling statements made hr Knights of Labor
witnesses in the inquiry now in progress
The secretary of the treasury has decided
that the head money tax of so cents levied mp
on immigrants, under the statute of 1882, ap-
plies to passengers coming into our ports, not
as immigrants, hut transiently as to wrists.
The commissioner of pensions has decided
adversely upon the application for pension of
one Dawson, of Company I, West Virginia
cavalry who joined the Confederate service
while Union prisoner. 1t is alleged that the
enlistment was for the purpose of escaping to
the federal lines at favorable opportunity.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-06-04
FOREIGN NEWS GOSSIP.

It is reported in Rome that the Irish bishopa
are dispirited over their interview with the
pope.
Guinee France, celebrated the Tooth anniver-
sary of the balloon ascension of Jeffreys and
Blanchard.
The Gillian newspapers DENY that tYeit
government has sold the war ship Ts,a eraida
to the British government for 81 800, 0O0.
A cerener>s jury at London decided that
Lieut. Schoch, of the United States navy. COM
mltted suicide during fit of temporary in
sanity.
With the $4,000 annuity recently granted
BY parliament to the Princess Beatrice, the to-
tai of annuities paid every year to the members
of the royal family is $780, 600
Lord Tennyson is reported to be collecting
his detached poems into one volume All his
admirers pray that he will not include the de-
tached navy poem idiocy in the volume
The official journal publishes decree re-
storing the Pantheon to iss original use, re-
ceptacle for the remains Of great men, and Or
dering that the body of Victor Hugo be buried
there.
tits officially announced that Victor Hugo
will be buried iii the Pantheon. Before this
announcement was made decree had beer
drafted secularizing the Pantheon in order to
permit of the interment therein of Hugo's re-
mains The date of the funeral remains un.
fixed, although the government desire to have
it take place Saturday the 30th. M Rene Cob
let will deliver the funeral Grafton.
1t is rum bred in London that Col. Frevet
who was on the continent short time ago ia
watch the movements of dynamiters, has given
warning to Sir William Vernon Harcourt, home
secretary, that there are many dynamiters in
Lausanne and Geneva. Some have recently
arrived also in Paris. Two of the dynamiters
are from New York, and possess entirely new
explosive machines. Each machine is provid-
ed with three springs, but it is only necessary
that one should Ego off" to cause the explo-
sion.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-06-04

Secretary Lamar dictated from sick bed
Ast Of. twelve Territorial appointments, the re-
tuls Of his days work with the president
Among them was the name of Morris Taylor,
for surveyor general Of Dakota, which, ID IL
understood, was not made As . Recognition Of
M H. Day, the national committeeman, but be-
cause of TAylof's endofsements were % strong
that there Was no getting around. them Mr.,
Taylor Is not 4 practical shgSeSch Mark X.
Shafer is appoipted register, and ID. T. Bran
BILE EecsiYer vt fke Watertown land office, .and
=. W, Miller and G. W. Boyington register and
receiver at Aberdeen. Elk Senatox. Tirtrn,
who came to Washington 81 February,
hoping to be called into INC cabinet, waited, ex.
pectpg ,te. be Made general land commissioner,
and Went home thinking he would get nothing,
is made receiver of the Bloomington (Neb,l
land office, Ex-senator Ross Of Kansas is tc
be governor OF New Mexico He is one whc
voted against Andy johnsons impeachment
Senator Vest has at. last got the Yellowstone
Park in his grip. His man D. W. Ware was
appointed superintendent Mr.. Ware Ia 4 St
Louis broker, described rs honest, driving AMI
capable. He has visited the park several
times, He Is 4 semi misanthrope, hating
great Many men and things, and Mr.. Vest had
him appointed because of his general ugliness.
All the above appointments have been official.
ly promulgated by the president