The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-06-03

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stahlly shbi.
Az IIeltnu, 'resas, tha other day, 4
hundred masked men lsyok from lall sam
Hilton lwlillel and James Roya laalafedj
and hanHed lhom. 10th wsfe charged With
hlufdefous assault on deputy,
iItrnr Pn0raE, farmer living near
Washington MIlls, tewa, ww watering hls
horses the elher night, when ons n them
kicked out slelously, striking him In the
neck and killing him almost Instantly A
poslsmoftem examination showed that hi,
neck was broken.
TiIE Touring mill of Ilancs 4 Porch,
WllIIamspott, Ind, wa. destroyed By an ex.
plosion of the boiler and seed siem.sprlnT,
on the gath. The engineer WIS instantly
Killed. The main portion oi tho boilor va.
thrown 300 yards.
AT Columbia, Tenn, on tho gath, a
colored preacher named Cannon struck his
wife on the head with m AK, laying her skull
wide open and scattering her brains over
the room. lIe then laid her babe on The
floor aud deliberately hacked IL head on.
lie was arrested aud expressed no repent.
ancc for his crime. Cannon had been away
for some years.
FRED LERp, German about 40 years
old, supposed to have been drunk, stepped
In front Of a moving engine at Peoria, H.,
the other day, and was killed, bis head be.
Ing crushed and one arm broken.
l.. T. Frye was thrown from his bi.
cycle at Marlboro, Mass, on the Gath, and
fatally injured.
I. ANDERSON was killed and Fred.
Helm fatally injured by falling scaffold, In
Chicago, on the 18th. Several other work.
men were hurt.
AT Tucson, Arizona, the other day, J.
II. Weber, night watchman, while crazed
by drink, fired several shots among crowd,
one OF which instantly killed young man
named @. W. Hinton. Weber was arrested.
HENRY REED, prominent lumber
dealer Of Dubuque, Iowa, was thrown from
his buggy, May q. His scalp was pulled
over his face and his skull fractured in two
places.
j. p. ELLIOTT, amaster bridge build
er, Of Pitisburr, Pa, was knocked from
bridge at Louisville, KY, on the 2lth, and
killed.
AN explosion at the Kohinoor col
liery, near Shenandoah, Pa, the other day.
killed Martin and James Mulhall, father and
SON. John Gallagher; James Mcdonald,
John Strait, Samuel Hugo, and fatally In
jured John Lee and Polander named Matty
Maientynowicz. II was caused by the care
less use Of open lamps.
A BOILER explosion at Bradfordville,
Fla, May %, killed Mac Richardson, the
miller, and little negro boy. Abraham
Footman and woman were fatally injured,
and others were badly hurt.
THE new tunnel for the New York,
Ontario & Western Railway, at Union Hill,
N. j., fell In. May 81, killing three laborcrs.
AT Albany, N. Y, on the 25th, Meyer
schreber, wholesale liquor dealer, killed
himself on account OF financial difficulties.
THERE was duel on horseback near
Mount Sterling, KY, on the Goth. Bush
Hampton and John Henry met, an old feud
was stirred up. and both drew aud COM
mcnccd firing After both were wounded
they clInched and dubbed pistols. fighting
TIL both were exhausted. Hampton died 10
half an hour, and Henry was seriously
wounded.
PARTICULARS have Just been received
Of = tragedy near Benefits Mil, Dallas
County, Mo. It seems that an ill.feclIng
existed for some time between George and
William Matthews aud some Of their neigh
bors. The other afternoon q disturbance
occurred between George Matthews and
James Ford, after which the brothers, In
company with Marion Wilson and Homer
Sharp, were fired upon by persons In am
bush. Tho Matthews boys were killed In
stantly, William receiving two buekshot In
the breast, and George eighteen Just above
the point Of the right shoulder blade In the
back. Wilson and Sharp were both wound.
ed, the former very seriously. The mule.
that the four were riding were also shot.