The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-13

Chamber N fJepHllss consider me fine %,
perfume ~ hriH4lHs forward msAHH.
fat che sspalslsn IT ufienHs hfinesa
kFieflsxa have temporarily aa#asf In
The Pennsylvania e9ks regions, ths sheriff
refusing 10 serve wflis willis The cold
weather lasts
W 70 the Sth inst no Pittsburgh iron
mill had been forced 10 Gloss feanit II
the coke strike. tiut the dafu whan taay viii
have % seems not far IN A prominent
plg.Ifon tnau asserts that bf the first
Of March, II the workers. stfihe
continues, there will be 10 pig.ifon on tho
market, and American manufacturer win
nave 10 buy English iran.
0s The bth the eoldest weather known
for twenty years benumhtd the people u
Norfolk, Va. when the thermometer regis.
tered three degrees below zero
THE strike of factory employees M N.
Quentin, France, Il extending and serious
trouble Is apprebendci.
os the 7th all the Chinese were driven
out Of Seattle, Washington Territory.
THE Madrid police suppressed big Re.
publican demonstration on the ith.
Two leaders Of the cartbagena tspAinl
revolt have been sentenced to death.
THE strike among tho cokemcn il raus.
ing many iron furnaces TO be banked, thus
throwing many men out Of employmen,.
FRANCE has decided TO continue the ex-
isting prohibition against American pork.
On the Ith the steamer Il. B. Ward ar.
rived at New Orleans from Ruatun, Hon.
duras, and reports great excitement on &C.
count OF American lllbusters.
EeYPT wants to be relieved OF the ex-
pense Of maintaining the English army Of
occupation.
ON the 9th Ave men, convicted OF lar-
eeny, were publicly whipped NJ Newcastle,
Del.
The National conference Of charities
viii meet in st. Paul, Mimi, on tho ljih of
July.
DURING the seven days ended tho 9TH
the imports of merchandise at New York
were valued at Sj,7iOjGO
THERE is an Indian scare In the vicinity
OF the Red Lake reservation In Minnesota.
THE schooner Maud NJ Story is sup
posed to have been lost In recen, gale iri
the Gulf Of Mexico.
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDIS0s.
IN the Senate on the "a several petitions
asking for the opening OF Oklahoma were
presented. A Joint resolution was reported
favorably providing for constitutional
amendment giving women the ballot A
resolution that tho Sonata bns M Wiz D.,
demand Of the PresIdent his peasnns ~.
suspending government emnInves was a.
Tered: bnt It's Immediate eonsIderatiou WAS
si:o wan, ~ & supr,nu,e 1na Was oneren wh,en
was recommitted Ia committac md tbn
Dakota biii was tat,en mn In ,t,n iio,sa Ma
Mr. Holman offersd resnlntions m Tia dcofb
of Vice Prosldrnt lIendrlrks ond ths dov
w the senate on the 3d letter from tho
Attorney General asklpx for more money
for United States court;Ans l,td befnre IN.
senate. A repor, against annninti,,,
commission on tIe 0sher,es M. m.ls bv
Mr. Frye 81 the foraIgn ycta,t,ns ec,ne,i,, aa nv
The Ri,ldieberper resolution and Np pnss,s
substltute were i, IA bnfnrs ia, se,,ata anH .
motion by Mr.. Ednnnis 20 lay on tHe tahle
was adopted Later IN tiie dav Rld.
dleberger's resolution was taken from
wv ,ns ,ao,e anu teierted % tue commit
up and Mnssrs Lognn and Mnrwnn
made speeohes Tn the fInnse altar tha
prosentation ~ .sevcrai Observation-Disclosures
from ths donnrtments ur IIiand lIoS
asked leaye ~ rsrnrt haci, ~ ,."Sa,,n,,in, n1i
asking for Inform ntion nnnSs,,nin,, .tlyer"ir
cuItion Ne W1rr,snn oh1os,eI ~, ,.,a,,a.
of informaittv Mr. uinrd ,,ttt,ra,s ~.
resolution I'M, i,tar ,.nn.,aa inn. s,s,. ~ ~,
re.oiutionn nsri,,, W. sa,',,'.,, ~
Iroasnr,, To- s"H I'll a., ny s.ssna u. 'h1
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