The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-24

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lew days ago. by % tai. The cries of the
feline awakened the people IN time 10 ex.
linguish The flames without any material
loss.
Pour boys, who lately started from
Philadelphia, with revolvcfs and a capital
Of $500, for the purpose Of becoming
bandits ON The plains, were arrested nj
Pittsburgh, and sent home 20 their
mothers.
-Four boys In San Francisco made q
small cannon out Of y soda bottle. and pre.
pared 10 fire a salute. Two Of them were
badly cut, and one of them had no idea
that a thick soda bottle would "bust so
easy.
AT Forest City, Montana, a few DAYS
since, two men were buried by an earth
DRIFT twenty feet below the surface. II
took two days to dig them out. One.
Oliver Simon, was found dead. The other
had only a broken leg.
"A Detroit sailor drew his pay the
other day, $3.50, and purchased some new
clothing, His old buds he threw into the
river, and shortly afterward remembered
that Sl2O were in the old pantaloons.
Rather a dear suit.
In indianapolis, a charming young
lady physician was called to administer
to a gentleman down with a fever. "You
need good nursing" said the lady. "Nurse
me for life" replied the patient. al will"
was the soft answer.
"A man at Yankton, Iowa, on Thanks.
giving day, drank twenty-five glasses of
rye whisky in fifteen minutes, and after.
ward was forced by others in the saloon to
drink a dozen more glasses of beer. The
man died in five minutes after drinking the
last glass of beer.
A few evenings ago, as Mr.. Thomas
Rlerson, who resided in Menard county,
ILL, was returning to his home from Mason
City, in u two horse wagon, his horses be-.
came frightened and ran away, throwing
him out of the wagon with such violence
That he was instantly killed.
Two men were lately arrested in San
Francisco for tampering with United
States gold coin, of which the edges were
filed and then re-milled. Some pieces had
been reduced 81 each, but the average
taken was 90 to 60 cents on each $40 gold
piece.
AT Steamboat Rock, Iowa, the other
day, a young son of Daniel Bates, while
handling a revolver, accidentally dis.
charged one of the barrels, shooting his
little sister, who was standing near, in the
head. 1t was not expected that the little
sufferer could survive.
"A little girl, daughter of Andrew Car. |
per, of Stark county, Ohio, took a candle |
and went into the cellar the other day, to |
get potatoes, when herclothes came in con. |
tact with the candle and took fire, and she |
was so badly burned that she diedin a few |
hours.
The other afternoon a stick of wood
fell from the tender of a passenger train
on the New Jersey Railroad, and struck
the locomotive of a train going in the op.
posite direction. The wood was driven
back into the window of q car and broke
the arm of a Mr.. Martin.
Al enthusiastic young politician, while
working at the polls, in Fordham, N. Y,
on election day, suddenly remembered
mai he was to be married on that day. He
forthwith procured his afianced, went to
me ~clergyman's house and had the knot
tied, and then returned to the polls, where
he worked till they closed.
"A hog attacked little child in WAYNE
county, Iowa, the other day, and would
nave devoured it had not the mother
rushed to is rescue. The hog then ragged
around the house, and tried to get in at
the door. The father came home and was
obliged to kill the animal before he could
get into the house. The child's skull was
fractured.
--Acolored woman residing in Huntsville,
Mo-, was recently CARRYING a lighted
lamp, that was being used without a chin
ney, about the room, when the blaze came
In contact with the oil, the whole mass
getting into a blaze, which scared the wo.
man w SUCH an extent tDat she rOODe |
the light on a little colored boy in a cradle
or ped, resulting in the burning of the
child to death.
"A letter from Bridgeport, Conn, states
hat recently, in the establishment of the
winchester Arms Company, at that place,
some rifling chips were taken from the
draining pans and thrown into the scran
heap, when, in a very few moments, thew
burst into a fierce flame, which it REQUIRED
much water to ~extinguish. The riainr
chips mentioned were fine steel shayings
covered with oil.
"A New York paper says yesterday
a mlserable-looking object was picked m
on Broadway, on the verge of deirinm
n.enaens, ragged and dirty, with bloated
face and bloodshot eye. Five years ago he
was one of our most successful downtown
dry goods merchants. He lived in fash.
ionable style at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Kept a magnificent turn. out, was known %
q royal good fellow, who spent his money
freely. Now he is a poor outcast, without
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