The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
sourHEAN aLfANIhos.

The leading tsx.psyss u Asasfssn
coHatf, In East Tensesaee, ssksd The State
Comptroller ~ send an srpert % esamlns
ihs heots N their County Trustee, A. !.
Hicks He has held tha, position fur q
htiisilsf uf years, and for several months A
Suspicion has becn prevalent that there IA
shortages II IA currently rumorsd that
The shortage Will reach sn,Go
N falsiks, Fla., the mayor recently sus.
pended the marshal and the council rein.
stated him. Tho mayor lssusd another
order Of suspension. Then the marshal
whipped the mayor Tho court fined The
ruFnaeious officer and sympsthi.nE elti.
Gems paid the hns. IIostllIties were sus.
pended at that point.
Governor Ireland of TEXAS has issued q
proclamation warning the strikers not 10
interfere with tho railroads.
A fashion note from Georgia says that
society ladies are now carving light and
nobility ornamented canes when out walk.
ing."
There IL an Confederate soldier at
Athens, Ga, who belonged 10 nine differ.
ent regiments during the war, yet mover
was In fight.
VIM. Bulltt, colored, has been arrested
for stealing packages n goods left for
mailing from the Louisville post office
A recent fro In New Orleans destroyed
nine residences In the vicinity OF Baronne
and Washington streets, the loss being
s2i,5O0.
Miss Fannie Wilder, q prominent society
belle OF Brunswick, Ca, went out with q
hunting party of ladies and gentlemen on
Cumberland Island several days ago and
accidentally shot herself, the wound hav.
Ing since resulted fatally.
One ofNthe oddities OF tho wet and dry
excitement In the South occurred at the
local election at Seneca, y. c., a few days
ago. when one OF the wet candidates for
Town Council soaked his ballot In whisky,
and, putting IL In the ballot box, thus ex-
claimed: "She goes wet"
Joe Gully, OF Selma, Ala, was cruel 10
his wife and few days since she fed TO
her brother, Lee Albrittan, for protection.
When the latter was returning 10 her
house with her he was assaulted by the In.
furiated husband. Albrittan discharged
the contents Of his pistol Into Gully, In
Hicting wound from which he died.
II. Il. Kreutz, n prominent barkeeper Of
Milledgeville, Ca, elatod by the success
OF anti-prohibition, In q crowd Of negroes,
made an insulting remark about the white
ladies. He was waited on by committee
Of whites and ordered 10 leave town In.
stanter, which no did, and public meet.
Ing indorsed that action.
George i. Jones, q farmer OF the Fifth
District Of Montgomery County, Tenn,
committed suicide n few days ago on ac-
count OF business complications. Subse-
quently his wife attempted suicide with
morphine, which was taken from her by
friends.
A novel case OF boycotting Is reported
from Greensboro, Ga. A young man had
won tho affections OF a cigar dealers
daughter. but the father forbade him the
house. The Young man organized club
OF sympathizers. who refused 10 buy cigars
OF the father unless he raised the barrl.
cade. Latest accounts say he Is weaken.
Ing.
j. N. Couch, n saloon.keepsr at Decatur,
Ala sho, and rlil.d plrr erovn fcolorod,
, ,.y davs a,o prow, vbo ,yas sho,
three time. ran f,f,v Yards ami fail dead
Couch was arrested Tba nogroo, ara
greatly excited over the killing, the cause
OF which was not learned
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