The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-04

Two dangerous, noal o0unlerleIls
afe circulating n Mlwsahse, VII, Theg
sle = aad 40 silver certificates. and aFs
photographed gn banh .hsle paper, with lia |
colosiaf stamped on 20 lnsenioaslg that Il |
4 hard 10 detect ihs eouBleficlt ifom me
genuine.
rHiurs AsD OAsuAfTirs.
A phssss0sn train dashed Into some
freight esfs standing on The track Al nIneral
Point cslalihs County pa. .oh The ali. The
eha Ne efuahad through The eahpo.e, aud
saItle'etf immediately IN front Of II
was wfeehcd. stveral traIh men were IN.
iufsd, but houu seriously.
Mus. ArosLisr srsss, agod 90 years,
was bufned to dcafh In Harrison Township,
Fsfette County, ubio, The ether afternoon.
She was slided 10 spasms and 4 Il sup.
posed she fcif Into The Fireplace during ht
and was unable 10 exirioate herself
SAMUEL WATsos, a farmer residing
near bloomfield, Nelson Couaiy, Ky.,
committed suicide by shooting on The end.
lie was kicked IN the head recently by
mule, which caused mental arrangement
JoIN RYAN. wealthy jowcler Of
Mount GIlcad, Ohio, was killed by train q,
Norwalk on the 23d.
FRANK WILLIAMS, aged l6 years, son
Of Sheriff Williams, OF Brookyille. Ind, was
drowned In tho Hydraulic al that place the
other night. lie had been stealing ride on
freight train, and did not look before he
lcnped.
JAMES McMANN, Of East Syracuse
n. Y, was burned toa crisp In a wrecked
caboo'c near Clyde, on the Central Rail
road. Two freight trains came together.
several ears were iclescoped, and the one In
which he was imprisoned caught nle.
NEWS Of terrible disaster on the
Northern Pacific Railway has Just
reached st. Paul, Mmn. Az James.
town, Dakota, five cars became
derailcd and rolled down an cmbankmeni,
killing nine people and injurlng many 9TH
ers. The mall coach and other cars were
completely smashed, but the clerk received
no injury.
A WISCONSIN Central freight train
ran Into a hand-car near Elkhardi, on the
eth. Emil Alberstadi. OF Plymouth, Wis.,,
was killed.
| A THREE-YEAR.oLD son OF Ashbury
Dewctt, OF Nashville, Holmes County, O.,
fell into a bucket Of scalding water on the
cath, from the effects OF which he died a
few hours later.
JosEpH CLEMENTS, aged CO, n mag.
isiraie Of Louisville, Ky., for the past ,hir-
ty years. dropped dead In the street on the
10Th with heart disease.
ROSE RELIruEK, employed in the
paper mills at Cleveland, o., fell Into val
Of boiling water aud was scalded TO death
Mrs. GARDIDE, young woman Of
good family, recently driven 10 the insane
asylum on Wards Island, n. Y, by hru-
tality on the part OF her husband, was Killed
by.thc bursting Of n water pipe.
JAMES CARR, residing near Beach
Station, Mich, was recently killed by jaime,
Mlnock. The latter Is Us years old, and bis
victim was 70 years old aud q wldower.
Minock had been living at Grand Rapiis
but, having trouble Of domestic nature
he left home and took refuge with Carr
Minock accused Carr OF stealing 81, word'
were exchanged, and MInoek grabbed big
knife, knocked Carr down with the handle
and then literally carved him. ITls dead
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clothing was cut into shreds In search FOL
the money, which be found In one Of Carr
inner pockets. The homicide confessed hii
crime aud wus arrested. -ssrisr-zu .alasl
GEORGE Scorr, residing with his par
cnis, near West Jeifer,ou, o., and attend
Ing the district school taught by Mrs. Hozl
High, became so unfuly the other day II wa
necessary q call In John Butler, one Of tn
Directors. TO pacIfy him, which he was una
bio 10 do. In attempting to eject him frou
!, the room Butler was struck on the heal
with piece Of coal by young Scott and b
can not live long.
II CHARLES Brown and Thomas Nc
Conn, employed in q foundry at IndIanap
| oils, got Into an Alteration the other morn
ing, In settling which the latter struc
Brown several times with heavy psir Q
/ torgs. The latter In wsrding on the blow
had bis left arm broken and his elbo'
crushed, beside receiving dangerous cut
about the head. His wounds may prov
fatal. McConn escaped arrest.
THOMAS RoBERTs, aged 70 years,
prominent and highly respected citizen ,
! wabasha, MINI, was accidentally killed b
|, the Northwestern swItch-tfaiu at Appleton
!. wis, on the a5th. No blame Is attached I
: the trainmcn. The deceased was father-ir
law Of Rev. J. n. Creighton, whose famll
he was visiting. M ags.f. !,
/, THKEE colored men were hanged 0
4 ihe 9Th: August Davis. at New Orleans
4 John A. Norris, at Shelby, N. c., and u
4. | Bcllon. al Mansfield, La.
Q J. A. HEFFIr, Of wapella, Louis
County. Iowa, on tho 18th, fatally shot b
wife and ended his own existence by .pu
!, ting bullet through his head. a G
: ALApnamcd Harry Gleason, livin
: In Chicago, was poisoned by eating eann'
I cornsd beef, and died on the gosh 10 gre
!. agony.
: "A ruxprs Of boys and girls werer
q Gently warming their hands At small O
/. which they had kindIed In vacant eot
0 New York City. Bcnjataiu Burps, ased'i
picked up what appeared TO be aioma,o q
) iIlied with some subsisncs that looked VI
a grease or tallow aud threwit Into the Or
! The instant Il struck the ground terri
|. explosion occurred. A cloud Of fine ash
|. rose andcomplssely ebscured the scene
4 ,uo disaster. when u drifsed away ten y
\ ,Is bodies were discovered lying on q
a rround, one dead sni tho others badly hul
|. -Four Of the children were OF one famil
! nsmed Jones. and Burns, who was iussan,
!. killed, was cousin. ~
MIsCKLI.ANEOUs.
A DISPATCH from Hudson, VII
ssstes shsi the great bridge At the iunesic
= uerr Iseaxie, was frsd ihe other night by =