The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

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w r. NloKFLL, q United States
faliIf, was fatally shot Al ne residence oi
Martin Cos, IN Iillot County, ~. thu other
nlghi. A dsuce was In progress and Nlckeii
and some friends, who had been drinking,
Insisted upon managing things 10 suit them.
stlvts. Lee Tolllvef, aged n, replied 10
some insulting remark from Nlekei and was
knocked down for his spfs.ulnpiIon. where
upon he drew a small pistol and fred two
shcfr Nlskdl dropped deal with . corked
fevvlycr h H. hntsIl DAast kiukeli and.
Fowler uafhthsn turned iipon Tblnwr,
woundIng him In the shonlder A. he escaped
from the room. Ni l4lN fil' hf
GEoRGE McKiNNrY, Of Newark, o.,
pIhyhiily pointed an old musket atb. .i..
ter, Mrs. Darnes, the other, day. II wont
of, The charge making q hip wound that will
probably .proye fatal. -r.,N
= FRASk ANDERSON, railway en-.
ployeo ei Kansas CITY, No., was caught bc.
tween freight ears on the Santa Fe track,
Feb fst, aud crushed to death. ffe was
young man, recently from Illinois. I'd.
The residence Of Julius Missick, near
Walla Walls, W. T., Was destroyed by-Gre
on the lat Mrs. Mia Medlcr, aged "; her
daughter, Emma Isadore Medlcr, aged II,
and her son Arthur, aged II, ware burned
TO deaih. Tbe other, inmates escaped with
little or no clothing. .blliii III LII
WILL OWENS, aged 45, Of Louisville,
Ky., was fatally shot by his brother .in.law,
George Oylar, the other day. Owens was
beating his wife and, 0ylar went TO his sis
ter's rescde. The husband made at the
brother with club, but was stopped by q
well-dlrected pistol ball. f....,
AT Shelburne, Ont, on the I'd, John
Smith, aged IA, was convicted Of the wilful
murder OF his uncle, John Smith, sr. y.
a. HUDSON SHELDON and Geo. Isetchet,
both under the. influence OF liquor. quar-.
treled over game OF pool, noar Norwalk,
TO-, the other night. Sheldon drew re.
yolyer aud shot Letchet In the head The
ball passed into the skull Just below the ear,
aud the wound was pronounced fatal. Shell
don was arrested.
NELSON DECKER, recently started
across Crooked Lake, Barry County, Mich. :,
pushing an I'D cutter eontaInlng his wife
and two-year-old boy. When near the mid
die OF the lake the Ice broke beneath the
load, preclptatng all three Into the water.
Some boys skating near by succeeded in
rescuing Decker; but he was 40 nearly froz-
en- that his wife and child, in their struggles,
slipped from his grasp and were drowned
| In fifty feet Of water 4 - y
GEo. A. HILL, a car-tracer on the
Hooking Valley Road, was run down by an
engine at Columbus, o., on the lst, and in.
stantly killed.
.-NEwBf,J0Hssos, aged IA, was killed
and four men were badly injured by the ex-
pIosion Of a boiler In the sawmlll Of G. & j.
Tyler, on the Dardstown turnpike, fifteen
miles south ofIouIsyille, KY, recently.
SOME New York firemen at work on
a Twcnty-thifd street Dwelling, Feb. 8. dis
covered the dead body OF an old man
hanging by the neck 10 the transom OF a
door, badly seorched by flames. The con-
tents 81 astraw bod half burned up lay In
the middle Of the floor, where the carpet had
been torn up, aud the furniture In The room
was beaped about the straw. The body
proved to be that OF Moses IIerzog, an In
sane Hebrew, who had deliberately planned
his own death and cremation.