The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-19

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shoi guns on = iaCmssc Wis. marsh
ard ~ them how suffers the penalty
II a wounded ara and side
Il lsfy 0f BOSTON narrowly escaped
SERIOUS injury. q sew DAYS since by having
her chirnnn ST on drc while travelling In
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a porinnof the Burns powder works
in Remington. n n. blew M the other
daF dcmnlishing the Kcmoling mill, and
killing one VI the workmen.
Il New Orleans broker. awakening
from = nAp the other DAY. found that his
tender child has used $4,000 in notes and
drafs 10 make a Mite Of.
Miss Rose Hin was dangerously in
iufel and Miss Lizzie lItnneSsy smothered
todeaih, by fin in the attic Of boarding.
house in Hartford, Conn, a few days ago.
Il little girl about seven years of age
arrived 10 Buffalo a few days ago, en- route
sor Detroit, having come all the way from
Germany alone.
Mrs JC Pratt, cmzed by the death
Of her husband, a wealthy citizen of Rox-
bury, Mass, wandered away the other
night and fell into an open drain, causing
her death.
Judge Baily, Of Demopolis, Ala, was
80 affected by the news of the death of
General Ice that he died instantly while
sitting in his chair.
"A baby five weeks old was smothered
In Evansville, Ind, recently. The mother
put II to bed with another child, which
rolled over and strangled the little one in
the clothes.
"A fellow in Evansville, Ind, the other
day, borrowed money ola girl 10 whom he
was engaged, in order TO pay fora marriage
license, and expended the money in pro.
curing a license to marry another woman.
"A young lady of Manitowoc, Wis.
had her nose broken by q blow from a
mallet in the hands Of an adversary, while
playing croquet one day recently. 1t was
done accidentally.
Miss Minnie Hines, of Jennings
county, Ind, was so badly frightened by
burglars in the house, a few nights ago.
that she lost her reason and is now a raw.
ing maniac.
"A Baltimore landlord, named Lesson.
seized and kissed the hand of one of his
tenants wives, named Siebert, while call
ing in relation to rent, some time ago. and
the court has recently adjudgcd $275
damages.
In Santa Fe, New Mexico, a teamster,
suffering from the blues, appealed to a
companion to shoot him. The accommo.
dating fellow blew the top of his head off,
and then rode off on the mule of the de.
ceased.
Two young people of Macon, Ga, of
whom 1t was ~prophesied that their mar.
ried life would prove one of continued
misfortune il united in the light of day,
recently aroused a magistrate after mid.
night and had the ceremony performed by
lamp-light.
Two young fools in Dublin, N, H.,
lately undertook to shoot apples off each
others heads, with a pistol, a Ia William
Tell. They made out finely, until at last
one OF them aimed tritie too low, and
SHOT his companion in the head, inflicting
a severe but not dangerous wound.
"A girl in Calhoun county. Iowa. nj.
tempted to look into the muzzlc Of her
brothers shotgun, and at the same time
pull her dress away from the trigger. The
Coroner's jury returned a verdict of death
from Internal carelessess.'
"A boy named George McGmw went
through a S0-foot wheat spout aSheboy.
gan, Wis, elevator the other day, emerging
III an unconscious state, with his nose
mouth and ears full of wheat. He had
been playing in the wheat bin.
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y. Louis Marine Hospital, made q fatal
mistake, a few days ago, in mixing medi.
cine. He used tartar emctic instead Of 20.
!tassium, and took 1t himself, the dose caus-
ing his death.
The saloon and residence Of Michael
Bachor, IN Burlington, Iowa, was DESTROYED
by fire a few mornings ago, and three
daughters of Mr.. Bacher, aged respectively
seventeen, nine and seven years, and his
nd-daoghter, aged four years, persisted
in the flames.
The other afternoon an interesting lit.
tie girl Of six years. daughter of James
Plat, residing three miles north Of Quincy.
Ill, was so ~drcadfully burned 6y her
taking fire from a stove, that she
died In great agony a few hours later. Her
mother was badly burned while attempting
10 cxtinguish the flames,
"A Des Moines, Nov. |. dispatch saws !.
"A man named Killion spread arsenic on
bread and ate Il, because the girl he loved
said she wouldn't marry him. She heard
how he had huttered his bread. and said
was only Joking. lie then had 4 doc.
tor pump him out, and there Is To 10
wedding tomorrow
Mrs. John Watkins, Of Abba. Iowa
other morning locked her boy Of fnnr
years old in the house while she went "a
market The child found some
matches, and In playing with them set the
house on fire and burned ii to the
ground, burning itself so that il died AZ IA
o'clock the same evening.
A Mr., Nichols, Of Virginia, who has
been absent from home some time. was ID.
turning on the Chesapeake II Ohio Rail. |
road October 20, when he was informed
ina his wife was dead. He Immediately
out upon the platform and ehut him
sell through the head, producing instant
death.
-Ihc other evening, In Oswcuo, N. ~,
Mrs. Thomas Conway undertook u llQhtA
lire with kerosene oil, having her imfans lii
her arms M the time. as might have
been expected, the can exploded, and beth
mother and child waFe burned 10 death