The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

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sum twenty Or thirty mRrn
vnfe killed IN this encounter
The universal expression NJ sent
'eni was ihai ~ regret That Tie rm
icRrn who eaa incItel Ia irmonsir
'nna ~ violencc was the yictim q
h. %untcat, while tie white mlt
lo had inhtmcd him, escaped ~,
'rthcIe4s, o If thosa, wlo acemc
love inccudnrism, met their ft
Dr., Dortie i. belity Il to BE- mon
tally wounded.
The life oi NJ. Shaw, a meml
# the convention, aud m uni
older under General Butler. ~
.,vel only hy the most stwumm
excrtious Of the police, lie WIS
montht to the police station wit
,light injury.
Mr.. Michael Hahn was also snilc
What injured, but very slightly.
the melee he received Il slight wound
u the head.
ur. Il. King Cutler was arrrstt
oithe mlf Of the building, %conccalcd
behind some bricks, aud did not look
lcr 80 brave Us either Hahn o.
Shaw.
Mr.. G.. b. Duplcssis, one of ill.,
secretaries Of the convention, was
womlei--it is supposed mortally.
Mr. Eltar Henry Cenas, only sou 8
of n Of u most respected citizens,
vas shot whilst entering the Mechan
rs Institute with the ~police-tlle bnl
Altering the right check half IN inc
above the corner of the lip, md pm, : ,
ing ,hnu.h. Dll' an exit neaf thu
vertebral column.
Police officer ,okslowski, an exec
Tent public servant, received a woun
a the abdomen ~ he tpprnachrd th,
State House. His wound is reg,r'lc !
5 dangerous.
Oherr Hennessy, a very Efficient
Nicer was il-o baby wrln ld.
DR.. W. H.. Hire, a member Of the
convention, received some injuries.
DR.. Mercicr and DIR. Hart aud on
or two other gentlcmcn of the med
I'll profession, whose names we did
mt hear, were ut the Station Hors
itrnling to the wounded with tendc
assidnity.
Mr.. John Henderson, jr., WIS Their,
and h. seemed 10 be ~ Il hopei,
condition.
10 sum up the casualties Of IT, =
lay, 81 far as we have been inform~' /,
shout thirty negroes were killed an
.cvrril white persons were danger b
ously wounded.
About six o'clock in the evcning
section Of artillery WIS placed q
Canal street, and ann after, the VI
or was informed that the military \
authorities would take possession II
the rity government. His oiIice " !
then occupied by the military.
II is pleasant to record TINT in n
the unhappy circumstances Of yestcr-
lay, the white soldiers and viii
itizens sympathized with each othe
he rtily.
The prisoners arrested by the po-
Ice during the d.y, were dschlrs'
b order of Gen. Baird.