The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

IN htnsss The other day, vIfh hff dfffeqif
husband ashei " her 1aek
-rso buys have Died IN fAsfenoe,
ksnsas tom ne Effects u over steftiaa
q Z lmbins = CREASED p1le 90 ils founa
II July
A portable engine boiler explalsd asaf
NJ Vernon, lBd, The other Jay. klline
tive men and horribly munlalng thfes
others
A young wOmaa walked from Paloto
Nininn, lusA, twenty mllss, 10 have =
Tooth extracted, and after u was done,
walked back home The same day
some boys bathing in tho river. Al
Berlin, Wis, proceeded 90 "dnck one Of
their number, named Dillman They car
RED the jote too Tar, and the boy was
drowned
Lewis j Lewis, master builder ~ the
State Normal School At Mahkaio, MINI,
Was burned 10 death the other evening,
while trying TO re cuetwo horses from his
burning barn.
The cry Of mad dog" and the sight
ot The animal Immediately behind her on
the street, caused Mrs Margaret seofor TO
tall dead from hight la Philadelphia, a
few days ago.
AT oskslonsa, Iowa, a man named
Forrest bad his Jaw broken by a blow
from n regulation baseball The tlesh,
gums and Tissues between tho teeth were
severed,
Two "young ladies'" In Randall
county, Ind, recently waylAid and sound
ly thrsahed % young man who-as they
accidentally discovered-was engaged to
be married to both of them.
"A child at L~Ansingburg, N. Y, a
short time since, became affected 30 much
with the heat that II fell into a sort of
trance state, and continued in that condi.
ton for several days.
The other day a little son Of MIR.
Chandler, OF Pinoknoyville, ILL.,, while
passing near q horse hitched behind a
store, was kicked In the breast, and so
injured that he died half an hour alter.
ward.
"A little boy, four years old, son OF
lngraham Fletcher, banker Of ~Indianspo-
lis, was recently burned to death In a
stable. The child, with several other
children, was playing in the stable, and
1t Ia supposed set fire to somo hay.
Jim Karnes, u Buffalo hostler, while
intoxicated, took a trip down a hay.spout
very little larger than his body, going
down II ~headlong fifty feet, and, strange
TO say, will recover.
William Ii. Hanna, a prominent
member OF the Bloomington QlL) bar,
was killed by lightning, the other night
about 10 o'clock, while In bed. His wife,
lying by his side, was severely stunned
BY the anne stroke.
The brothers of Mrs. Neel fnss
Eyans), near Columbus, Ohio, abducted
her the night after marriage, tied her
hands and feet, and took her back 10 the
paternal maneion. A writ of hdbeas
corpus restored her TO her husband.
In the town of Cropsey, I'LL, two men,
named John II. Arnett and James In.
gram, became engaged ia o quarrel In n
wheat field, which ended In the latter
striking the former q fatal blow with 4
pitchiork. Ingram WAS lodged In Jail at
Bloomington.
Henry Sherman, accompanied by his
wife and two children, was passing
through n ravine near Lansing, Iowa,
alter = recent storm, when his wagon
was struck by a torrent Of water. The
vehicle was upset and the entire family
drowned.
The other day a farmer In the yicini.
ty Of Norwich, o., who had extensively
u9ed the fly paper Of the period, collected
a couple OF pounds Of dead files, and, as
an experiment, gave thom TO his hens for
food. The next day he had fourteen
pounds OF dead chicken on his hands, and
he concluded that poisoned ly as a dish
didn't agree with poultry.
I'm Chicago, the other day, a Young
man, named Whitcsman, wal sent 10 q
drug store 70 buy some nitric acid and
quicksilver. The drugs were measured
out and put together In q bottle, which
was given him. AZ be was crossing the
street the compound exploded, destroying
his eyes and laccrating his face terribly.
ID uring a recent game OF base. ball In
Galena, Id, Stephen Hill was swinging
The bat with great force, when II slippcd
nom his hands and struck Robert bach.
elor on the forehead, fracturing the skull
In q horrible manner. The wounded man
was 10 a very precarioB condition, but
there were some hopes Of hiI recovery.
The steamer Dan. Able, which was
recently burned, between Cairo and Co
lumbus, KY, 10 reported 10 have had on
board some 5000 letters, including a large
number Of registered letters, all Of which
were burned or lost. The letters are said
to have been principally for Illinois, Mis.
souri,, Iowa, and the Territories east and
northeast.
"A Loving" couple eloped In North
carolina, for the purpose OF becoming one
IN the flesh, The Job was done for them
by an obliging clergyman, and they went
70 a hotel to spend the honeymoon. At
dinner the bridegroom accidentally struck
tne bride with q piece Of Ice over the left
eye, She took the matter as personal,
slapped him in the face, and returned TO
her parents on the next train.
One day recently Mr.. Michael Brown,
OF Cambridge, Ind, went TO Connersyillc
for the purpose Of marrying Miss Catha.
rine Flanagan. At Q o'clock D. m, when
ihe MatElafs, Jll2essnase was procured, Mr.
ociOcB, tns ufne SET Tor The marriage Ger:
cmony, he was unable 10 stand up, and IL
was deferred. He grew rapidly worse,
and at 0 O'Clock died.
The Louisville, KY, OommoYcial says:
"A few days ego q man named JOHN
Huston, living In Limerick, while living
on the grass, was bitten by a large spider.
He did not anticipate any serious results
from the bite until Monday, when the
arm began to swell, causing him much
pain Yesterday erysipelas had attacked
the arm, and death will probably ensue."
--Moses Lyman, Of Huntington, Mass,
became indignant and profane at o recent
thunder shower, SIS he had considerable
hay exposed TO tho rain. His hired man
demonstrated with him, predicting that,
i he persiated, the lightning would strike
bis house, and hardly had the words
been spoken when tss prophecy was fal
filled. Fortunately, however, none ofthc
inmates were injured.
"A highway robber was pursued and
arrested some short time since near Vir.