The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-26

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when Che terrible nitwglytefine "a plosim
occurred lately, wins 80 shaken that The
crow supposed the can had struck a rock.
The Luxcrne Powder Company mill
and dry houses, n Wllkesburrc. Pa. were
destroyed the other morning By q terrible
explosion. Thomas Burns was Killed and
Oscar shoemaker fatally injured
Two boys, brothers, quarreled on the
Charlton bottom, in Putnam county, Mo.
a few days ago, and the oldest, aged twelve
years, shot the other, aged ten years, kill
ing him instantly.
"A little child, 10 months old, daughter
Of Patrick Corbctt. fell into q wash.tut
full Of water, In Chicago, the other day,
during the absence Of lis mother, and wa
drowned.
Calvin Plalsted, Of York, Maine, Is
condemned to State prison for life, having
been convicted Of arson. The day aftel
'entence was imposed his mother died Of
grief.
The other day the boiler Of Palmer's
saw mill, In Cashma county, Miss, ex'
ploded, killing the engineer, Oliver Grant,
Edwards, the sawyer, was badly scalded,
and several other attaches.
Hiram Wildmam Of New Providence,
Iowa, who had been sick of typhoid fever,
was bro tght to a sudden death by the
young men who was watching with him
giving him, by mistake, a dose of aconite
instead of his medicine.
The engine of a construction train on
the Mobile d Ohio Railroad exploded
south Of Memphis, a few evenings ago,
and was completely demolished. The negro
fireman was killed, and Dennis Mack, the
engineer, was seriously injured.
The other day, twoyoung girls of Car
linville, ILL.,, bound their drunken father
hand and foot, and 10 kept rim for two
days. They finally released him on his
promising to join the Sons of Temper
ance.
In Hartford, CT, not long since, a cal
got into a coal bin, and five tons of Lehigh
coal were dumped in on top Of her; when
her cries were heard, the coal was re.
moved, and she was taken out alive, and Ii
now a special pet of the family.
Some wicked wings bricked ND q citi
zen's door, at East Davenport, ILL.,, with
the material from a house building hard by
The owner, on his return, as usual slightly
booty, came where it Ought to was,' and
finding himself out in the cold, calmly
went to sleep on the step.
I'm Cleveland, the other day, a youn,
man named Charles Arnold pointed a re
volver in a tritling manner at a young lad,
named Emma Middlestrcet, saying, Sup
posing this should go Off" The pistol die
60 oil, and killed the girl. Arnold is I'm
der arrest.
"A partridge recently flew through (,
window in the house of George w. Ben
nett, at Acushnet, Massachusetts, shatter
inga pane ofglass into a thousand fragments
and striking its full weight directly agains
the cheek Of Mr.. Benefits little daughter
bruising her severely.
Near Saratoga, a horse, aged 80 years
died. the other day, in the service Of own
crs who had worked him faithfully sine,
he was four years old. This old horse. n,
well as II aged 43 years, belonging to the
same family, had turned from i bay to ,
silver gray.
They arrested j, L. Parker in De,
Moines, Iowa, because he looked like Ri
Forester, q thief who'escaped from Joliet
two years ago. Two prison guards wen
from Joliet and identified him, and he va,
taken 70 that place-then It was discovered
that he wasn't the man at all.
One night recently the Iowa pm;rit
nTes caught a barn near Bloomingdale, ii
which q man was sleeping, and before ht
could make his escape, he was stiaed hy
the smoke and his body burned to cinder
The barn, horses, wagons, harness and nav
stacks belonging to the deceased were alse
burned.
"A girl Of eleven, and boy Of abou,
three years, named Basler, were crushef
to death at Tell City, Ind, the other dav
BY the caving In of sand bank beneath
which they were playing. But a shor
time before, a little child belonging 10 IN
same family was drowned in d tub b
water.