The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-10-29

"A man was arrested In San Francis.
90, the other day, on the charge Of pour
ing coal oil IN living rats and then set.
ting 1t on fire and burning them to death.
The wife of Irving A. White, Of
Dandy, VT, was almost burned TO death,
the other night, by the upsetting Of a ker.
osene lamp while she was gong about
the house In q somnsmbulistic condition.
The first exclamation Of q newsboy
who was run over In New York, and had
his leg broken, was ooh dear, what
shall l dor My mother will whip me
cause l can't sell no papers"
"A bridegroom at Richmond, Va, the
other day, forgot to procure a license, and
kept the wedding party In the church for
nearly two hours, while he went TO hunt
up the Clerk of Hastings Court.
"A beggar, Of years Of age, who has
been known for many years about the
streets of 81. Louis, has fallen heir to the
Caruthers estate, at Portland, Oregon,
which Is estimated to be worth $500, 900.
I'm New York, recently, . lady fell In
o ut and was sent to q hospital, where the
medical attendants relieved her Of a set
Of false teeth she had partially swallowed,
and she departed convalescent.
John Mitchell, Of Green township,
Warwick county, Ind, accidentally shot
himself, a few days ago. He was leaning
on his rife, when II went of, shooting
him through the head. He died shortly
afterward.
"A man named Farr exploded an old
bombshell at the Licking rolling mills, In
Cincinnati, by foolishly pounding upon
II with o hammer. Fragments flew In all
directions, literally tearing the mans head
from his shoulders.
Some boys, ear Evansville, Ind, the
other night, cut q hohgoblin face out of o
pumpkin, placed q lighted candle therein,
and then set the same on the Evansville %
Crawfordsville Railroad track. IL scared
the engineer and stopped the train.
I'm the case of Miss Barston, the
school teacher stoned TO death by four OF
her pupils, at Canton, Mass, the Coro-
ner's jury have rendered 1 verdict Of
death from disease, accelerated by the g.
sault made upon her.
The Auburn IN. W Adcersissr says /:
"A aennafi0n waa rrankad At thu rapidonr~
of Joshus Goodrich' II Perr;na strsst
the other dav. bv the discove,v thai =
lounge IN dsIly nse by tbe fsmiiy had ha.
come o living nest Of snakes"
Garrett Ackerman. a wealthy citizen
living near Jersey City, % years old. was
thrown from . wagon sndinstantly killed,
2 lev Gays ago on the very spot where
his father vas thrown from Z wagon md
instantly killed, sixty years aRO. sgsTs
"A terrible commotion was raised IN
Pennsyivania railroad train recently, by
the report that Q passenger was sfictsd
with Q CONTAGIOUS eruptiye disease. In.
vestigation proved that the disease WA
caused by Q fearful onslaught Of mcsrui.
toes. 8fs "a
Alta hir in San Francisco for the
benefit Of French sufferers, q young lady
worked the sentence "Vleegd France Ii
the centre Of . handkerchief with her
own hair, and presented the handkerchief
70 the fair. II was bought for e7O0, and
sold the next day for $1,000.
-wh,le M. and Nh p,.ree 80 49,.
Ting cosily together Il tleir nsrIor n
OTncv' n tSS other n,sSf thsx sos9sa
huge fattlesnaLe AMONG In sfSvs ~ooS
NH. Pierce did mot ston r. count tbc ~
Ties until he hsd Killed ne mCnsfer.
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paid 800 to q fellow 4 DstroiI the ossss
DAY, Tor q box which he NJ told contain.
ed counterfeit money thst ENID not he
detected from genuine. On opening The
box & wAs found to contain nothiur but
Yubbiah. 1900 &,
-AfSsw DAYS seo, tho fsm,av a aassa
Brothers, living two mil6s north ] 81
Mitchsllville, Iowa, vera poisoned by 49,
ing tomato butter thst hsd been cooked
10 . brass kettle. The family consists Of
nix persons, and II was feared that two or
thrs0 OF them would die.
-Thc other dsy, while Prof. Palmer.
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