The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-11-11
CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs.

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
BAssET SIMS, Of Darlington, s. c.,
was on the lookout for incendIarics the other
night. A young grandson happened along at
the wrong moment and was shot dead.
MRs. BEDLEs, formerly In charge Of
the table department at Harvard College,
was burned TO death by the explosion Of
lamp in Boston the other day.
S. II. HOPKINS, tobacco dealer Of
Manchester, Ohio. was thrown from his
horse and seriously Injured the other night.
His foot caught In the stirrup and he was
dragged along under the frightened animals
hoofs.
JOSEPH RIvET, Of Cohoes, N. T., fell
into the canal the other day and was carried
over weir into mill.Sacc, whirled over q
uain nf,f f.ss i.is l, ....s .,.-- chs. sLs-.sh I.
gorge into the Mohawk River, where he was
drowned In the presenceof thousand spec.
tators.
IsrDoR CAzAT, Of Little Rock, Ark,
for many years an engineer in the Iron
Mountain machine shops opposite the city,
who had been out Of work for some time,
rose from the dinner-table the other day,
babe bis family good-by. discharged pistol
into bis head, and fell dead. An hour later
his son, Demo Cazai, abou ~ years old,
crossed the river TO avene his fathers
death. lie entered one Of he Office. and
| inquired for Master DIechsni Richardson,
who had discharged his father Richardson
was absent, but George r. Bmes, his clerk
and time-keeper, was there. Cazat began
cursing him as the cause Of hlsather's dis.
charge. drew pistol, and orered him 10
get on his knees aud beg pardn. Barnes
cxpostulsted, then cazst said would XII
him anyhow. zone. two" andFhIle pro.
nouneing the word "threev htthrust the
pistol Into Barnes' face and flre' The ball
entered Barnez' forehead, owe the right
eye, making mortal wound. -aysf ned
and hid In clump Of willows net the river
edge, where he was arrested. / the In
quest Mrs caxat stated under oa that an
agreement had been made IN hcpresenee
between her husband and son tha,hc for.
mer should commit suicide aud 0 latter
kill Richardson.
In o collision on the East Taessee,
virginia & Georgia Railway, ncs Rome,
the other day, FIfsman Gresham " Killed
and Engineer George GarvIn was ,IousIy
injured.
THREE four-story brick buildgs In
phIladelpbia, Pa, undergoing altetions,
crumbled into 4 mass Of ruins tho,her
night. Mrs. Margaret finney was sously
injured.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, was visiteoy a
destructive storm the other aftcrnos A
number Of buildings were demolIshe and
immense hail.tones shattered windo'snd
skyllrhls for mlles around. Mrs. 6rgs
reuuo was killed and two other occsnts
Of her house were seriously injured ball.
log timbers.
FIVE children were poisoned byAt-
Ing locust beans. In Houston. Texas. sw
days ago. All died In commissions.
THOMAS GsRRAHrr, aged ~, fell
rltsyxninshIq. .uhlle lpsal,- AvrnsStn-
ys,or Ia Madison, Ind. the oshs day, and
was drawn Into the chute and suDcaisd.
Lou,sA RAISING, Of for' Dodge,
Iov,. . woman with two daushis 10 care
Tor. hanged herself the other mornE rash'
er than pay heavy ane OF UNDER 'mpris'
cument for selling whisky.
JuLKs RoKpEH, q commerciaraveler
for . 81. Louis house. was found dd In bed
A The Ctr Hotel. Lille Rock. r., ihs
o,her morning. lie had beeu taAg NOR
milne for some time, and probsblsed from
an overdose
Two women living near Mans Fer.
~. Ohio. sos Into quarrel over % tfihins
dom~s.Ie AFFAIR the other night isr some
nara words had been exchanged sFs.Bon.r
usbb>d Mrs. MeCAriney with ssEs pair
u scl..ors. The blade took efi In the
br,.st. passing downward 70 thlcpsh Of
.hout four inches, making ~ serious
wound
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