The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-09-22


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and indianapolis road has a bridge
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CncAou, September H. Early
this morning, q boarding houac on
the corner of North Water and Wells
streets, occupied by Mrs. McDcrmuit,
was partially destroyed by fire. A
girl seven years old, u daughter of
Mrs. Williams who boarded In the
house, persisted in the flames. Sew
eral other inmates Of the house, who
were asleep when the fire broke out,
barely escaped death by jumping out
of their chamber windows. Loss on
property about five thousand dollars.
The building was fired by inccndiarics.
NEw ORLEANS, September 49,
The news from the cotton regions
continues to report the injuries to the
crop, serious and wide spread, only a
small district In uplands of Missis-
sippi seems exempt otherwise. The
States of Louisiana and Mississippi
are afflicted with nearly total loss OF
the cotton crops, while very little
corn or other breadstuhs are being
raised. This is peculiarly the cast
where negroes have worked on shares,
which leads them to be very reluctant
to labor, and greatly disbeartencd.
NEw YORK, September ls.-Euro-
pean dates per steamship Palmyra
to the 18th contain some very interest.
ing reports to hat day. The great
public demonstration last night il
Union Square, to support the Prcsi.
dents policy, was attended by nearl,
one hundred thousand persons. Gen.
eral Dix, II. IL. Pruyn, Mayor HoA'
man, Senator McDougall, and other
/ spoke.
1t is rumored hat 10000 Feniani
, are leaving Boston for the purpose o
, making a raid on some point in Can.
ada. General Banks and Presiden.
Roberts are taking measures to pre-,
vent the expedition.
r READING, PA, September 49,
? Through the misplacing of a switch
/ supposed to have been done mali
/ ciously, a coal train was last nigh
run on a down grade into n valley
, plunging into a hill, and demolishin,
]; the engine, tender, and twenty cars
I The engineer was buried beneath th,
ruins of the cars, and was taken on
/ dead. The fireman was wedged il
between the fire car and tender, an,
, was taken out, after the lapse of sew
{ eral hours, horribly burned, lnrin,
: which time he was undergoing tor
ture. His injuries are supposed L
be fatal.
o INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. lS.-Ther
4 has been an extraordinary and yer,
heavy rain in Central Indiana. Man,
of the railroads are damaged b,
bridges being carried away. Som
: parts Of the city are ovcrflOwcd. PR
d vate property has been damaged TO
J. great extent in the streets. Man.
families had to abandon their house.
The water was one foot deep in III
g Union Depot at noon. The rain con
q %tinues, but water in streams subsid
n ing. Two men and a boy wer
., drowned.
r FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 49,
:, Bishop Green, OF Mississippi, an
< the Rev. J. VI. Green, Of Petersbur.
is Va, friends of Jefferson Davis, wei
: permitted to have an interview wit
0, him to-day. The Bishop is en- rout
'e South, and leaves to-day.
= TRENTON, n. j., Sept. 1s.-Ale,
G. Caltell has been elected Unite
' States Senator, having received ii
: votes of all Republicans in enc
House, the Democrats refusing |
i vote. They presented a protest, d
= claring a new law for election
United States Senators unconstitl
a.. tional, and also declared that thcl
was no vacancy. They also condem
= the United States Senate in seveI
terms for depriving Mr.. Stockton
= his vote, while being permitted
y retain his scat.
n For fine Teas, go to WelL. ses.