The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06

Incidents and Accidents.
by the explosion II a can nf cal oil.
two chillftH ~ Mr. Henry Swrdnef. ut
Dayton, Ohio, we're recently fatally
burned.
A family named NJ Quad, IN New
Boston, w., were poisoned, "a few days
age, by eating butter In the chuming VI
which saltpetrc bad been used
AT Peoria, H., n few days ago, a wo
man, named Mrs OBI, was fatally Injured
by the explosion nf kerosene oil.
"A lady IN Midland, Mich, was recent
" bitten by s potato bug on the neck.
The poison spread through her system and
fatal results were feared
William Sells, \ reformed burglar,
committed suicide in New York because
he was afraid his former associates would
kill him.
"A Baltimore man who had Empower.
ished himself by acts OF charity. blow out
his brains because he had no more money
to give TO the poor.
Near Fond du Lac, Wis, the other
day, two boys, while playing, fell from a
ru"u VI uny, anu iVih when IolloWVu
pierced the head OF one OF them, and In.
nicted a iatai wound.
AT West Newton, MINI, the other
Gay, a little boy, about Y years old, was
9icReu IN the stomach py, a colt only two
months old, and fatally injured, causing
his death the next day.
I'm Philadelphia, u few days ago, a
young man was amusing himself by ex.
ploolng musket caps under a hammer,
Wheh a fragment STRUCK = ilttle 9lrl IN the
neck ihilictlng a mortal INJURY.
There was, recently, A collision of
trains at Winchester, on the Rockford
Rock Island & ST. Louis railroad, demol.
ishing both locomotives and several cars.
Quite a number of passengers were badly
hurt but none killed.
"A girl EMPLOYED at the residence If
Mr.. IL II. Hatch. of Raw Citv Mich was
horribly burned, the other day. Inv The ex.
plosion Of a can containing kerosene oil,
with which she was lighting a fire. She
died a few hours after.
C. r.. Brown. of Saratoga. N Y for
twelve wears palsied and nnsbIe IN move
,leg or a foot was thrown from a carriage
a few weeks ago and had bis thicb broken
His fractured bone restored life to his
palsied limbs, and they are again in use,
A little pirl In Mccregor Tovvo n,sh
ed n nlavmate from The sidewa,L rtho,
dav in falline the later s,rucL her hoad
against n niece of timber was nicked nv
In an insensihle condition and disd in !
few hours.
-nurirc n oovoro ,hrrdor 0,o,u =
; Newark, Ohio, the other day, the nortl
wing of the Newark Rolling Mill, sixt,
/ by q hundred and seventeen feet, wa
lifted from its foundation and hurled Il
the ground.
"A little child soven mon,bs old eaI
from a finh story window. in Cincinnati
the other dav. and was instantIv k;llod
The child was sleenjng ON q he'd close !,
the window. II walked and crawled out
while its mother was asleep.
During a thunder shower the othol
day at Lansinburgh, New York, a ball o.
fire appeared TO pass directly through 4
house, greatly alarming the inmates. wbt
supposed the building to be struck. TIL,
inmates were not even shocked, onl,
frightened.
A Young ladv named Mary Dovie
living IN ChIeago' recently nourea ann,
kerosene oil from 4 q into The smolder
inc embers of the Kitchen stove when a,
explosion followed and her clothing
caught fire. She was go badly burned al
to render her death probable. Two othe,
persons were quite seriously, though MOI
fatally, burned.
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