The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-20
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The first daily paper ever lasued va
The FfnHst1ft Journal, which originated
With kKenolf Emmel, and appeared In
1915 More than Two and a haif ospturles
amer The event, the city IL nos about 70
erect = monument In honor u EgenoIf
hinmel, the hthef n newspapers
An American iady In Paris, ambitious
Of notoris,y, Il said to atlrsei attention nv
appearing Al tho Grand Opera without
Jewels or flowers, her only ornament be.
ing . live snake e0iled around her wrist. |
The snake is constantly climbing up and
down her arm or nesting In her hand. en-. |
her fan and words Of endearmopt
opera glass 10 fxed on her and the
snake.
Twenty two Europeans. thirty or
forty Chinese children and nine Sisters Of
Charity were victims In the recent mas
acre OF Christians al Tientsin, China.
Their bodies were horribly mutilated,
Eight Protestant churches, from which
he Missionaries retreated, were Quilted.
sixteen places OF worship were destroyed. |
days previous 70 the attack the
parents removed their children.
.ome 900, from the Catholic schools
the murdered were three Rms.
The remainder were French and
chinese children.
-Sir John Duke C~oleridge, the Eng.
lsh solicitor-general, lately cross. exam.
ned a lady witness who fatty refused 10
her age, and In roplyto the question,
Are you seventy 7" said, "You NAV nut
nc down at n hundred, if you like
sxpostulation and persuasion had no Of.
Get. Sir John oven offered TO tell his own
.gce' Y the lady was obdurste; she would
'ot yen her age to any man alive, sho
you'd not write IL down for the informa.
Ion Of the jury, and concluded with the
ssertlon That the English law did not force
Ier 10 answer such a question. Sir John
luke Ooleriige was entirely bafied In the
and in despair gave up the al.
to obtain an answer.
There have been extensive fires In
he woods in Canada, and In one of them
lew days ago, a woman and two chill.
rem were burned to death. II appears
the premises of French Canadian,
sosseau, residing nea CRANKY, having
'ecome nearly surrounded with the
ames, he placed aportion ofhis furniture,
lso his family, consisting of his wife and
hree children, in his wagon, and started
hem on TO their neighbor. The flames,
.owever, followed the fueitives 80 fast
hat the horse wheeled round and upset
he wagon, yielding the woman and two
! the children a prey to the fire, which
onsumed them on the spot. The third
mo, a daughter, OF only seven years Of
&c, scrambled away from the flames, and
Vith her screams brought assistance. She
vas rescued, but 1t was feared she could
lot survive.