The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-05


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WIS burned ~ death recently. near tmiis
VILE. Ks During The night mr. from the
gmie feii upon Tie iignt and communicated
with the clothing ~ her bed. and before
The poof wuma could give m alarm she
was burned ~ a crisp
Mr. Dorothy rhsAefi. NJ Frnkion,
lnd, gmiihed the mntuml curiosity Of her
sex The other day by putting her foot on
The lock Of 4 gun anil blowing in the II
Me- She learned that The implement WINS
, loaded. but The knowledge cant too late TO
be Of any practical valuc.
AT the Surgical Institute at Indianapo
H., a deaf mute arose FROM his bed and at
tempted 10 leave the nom the watch
I man, hearing n noise, called out 30 know
q who was there receiving no answer, he
= fired, %slippOslng the mite Ia be a burglar.
? The poor man was shot and fatally Injured
! "A large fox got ON the tnek Of the la
= Crosse railroad, u few days since, and tried
= II mce with the locomotive. The contest
u was lively for some little time, but the en-.
: gineer let on the steam and finally overlook
: and Oyer.rm Reynard. The train was
!, stopped, and the prile secured by the
! engineer.
The Geneseo, ILL.,, Republic says: "A
- cattle train went through this place on last
Sunday which had been loaded at SCHUYLER
u Neb, ON the Friday before, and would
" reach Chicago ON Monday, and not a droI
of water or n mouthlul OF food had passed
the lips of those poor cattle since being
~ loaded"
n. The case Of n sane man being confined
in In a lunatic asylum for u year has jus
a. come to light in New York, the victim
A being wealthy old man, whose wife apt
al daughter procured his confinement and th,
III control Of his property, because he wa
rk about to put II out Of reach of his daugh
ter, who wished TO waste ii in a foolisl
Of marriage,
All an agricultural horse trot In eS,mn
st ton, Pa, the other day, the driver on
So of the horses was thrown from his sdlky
IN while his horse kept on his way. He gath
n. cred himself up, took a short cut acros
the grounds, intercepted his horse, II
re- mounted the sulky, and won the heat an,
IN the race.
u "A young maj named Spencer Camp
tn bell, Of Minersville, Ohio, read a novel In
IS other day, one of the characters in whic
hung himself, and, after reading that pal
III Of the story, he procured u strap and chair
N fastened them together, attached one EN-
Fe- to a beam, and was found dead, with hi
y, knees touching the floor.
y. Near Winesburg, Ohio, a few day
ago, Frederick O~tzenburger, who wi
%. Feeding n threshing machine, had ru
. through all but the last sheaf Of whea'
NO when he beckoned the driver to increas
the motion, and nj It's highest speed thrus
h,s his head into the machine, and had III
ri whole upper part Of his head taken OF
oh He lived hut a few hours.
", "A farmer by the name Of John |
VI. Puryyer, in Pottawatomie county, low,
te. had his wheat threshed and stored in III
chambers of his house, The weight cause
,e. the ioists TO give way, and wheat and tin
,at hers came down, burying beneath them HI
wife and two children. One of the chi
dren was instantly killed, and the otht
severely injured.
"A silver coin in his vest pocket save
the life of a man in Cincinnati the otht
~ day. lie had got into u dispute with III
" other man, which finally resulted in his OF
~ ponent drawing II knife and making a vi,
lent thrust at his side, but fortunately III
W coin turned the weapon aside, without il
= doing any injury to him,
m. "A lady in Fairhaven, Mass, in maxim
il. a bed a few mornings since, after turning
OIL. over felt something move inside the ticl
We ing. She called help, and found a larg
m adder about two feet in length and an inc
IN diameter coiled away in It, The snak
or, probably crawled into the house in the da
IN. time, and had been in the bed the previor
of night with the occupant.
~, "A few weeks ago a gentleman of T,
x; ledo, Iowa, lost a letter containing mont
that he wanted to send to a friend. II
'as interviewed the Post Office, secured Il
IS services ofthe Chicago special agent, bot
cred and blowed up the department
Washington, and finally found the lett