The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-27


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OF ihe Chicago A Alton iIalfoaa. Il Under
arrest ~ Milling tramp eho wss stealing
ride near saT Ilfldae, Ill,, recently.
A HnAksaAs named Phillip Mo.
iauehIla was Killed ~ cafs NJ thtapes STA.
tim, Wls. on The lIlh.
DAsIkL sfocKEn. an old resident "
llayenna, o., committed suicide. MAY II. BY
cutting he throat with q razor.
R0Hknr BarcHismipun went on A
spree Ia Springfield, n.y.. the other day, and
was robbed Of pocket. shook containing sis
In money aud 500 worth oi notes. Next
morning bis body was found hanging 10 a
tree III the suburbs
Isaac GARDNER and bis three daurh.
iefs were drowned while attempting To ford
the Tuscarawas River at Ncwcomerslown,
o., on tho nth.
A. y. REsAuDIs, n Frenchman, aged
twenty-five, entered the Protestant EpIsco.
pal Church Of the Annunelalion, New York
City, on the 18th. drew a pistol from bis
pocket and deliberately shot himself.
WHILE racing with the steamer Jay
Cooke, OF kclly's Island, on the 18th, the
steamer American Eagle exploded her steam
drum with terrific force. Part Of her cabin
and hurricane deck were carried away, and
the boat caught fire. which was extnguhhed
without much damage. Two persons-F.
Battle, drcmsn, and Frank Walters, porter
were fatally and the engineer and four
passengers seriously injured. The unfor.
t,iuate passengers are Mr.. Gilbert, Of San.
dusky, and John Lutts aud Mrs. Lutts aud
daughter, Of Middle Bass Island. The boats
arc rival passenger steamers plying between
sandusky and Detroit.
NEAR Kingston, Tenn, on the 18th,
hack containing Alley firestone and John
Hughes, driven by 7. q. Williams, was fired
upon from ambush near the residence OF
Mrs. Zoda Pearcc. The passengers and
driver took to the woods, but returned the
fire In the direction Of the shots. Firestone
ventured 10 return, when he found that
Mrs. Pearce was the would be assassin.
Entering the house he discovered q little
daughter had been shot through the head.
The child was alive at last accounts, but can
not live. II Is supposed Mrs. Pearcc's shot
was intended for Williams, against whom
she recently entered suit on charge Of as.
saut.
II. W. KENDALL. a prominent young
physician, was found lying beside partial
ly disinierred corpse In q cemetery near
Syracuse, N. u, May IS, with bullet In his
brain. Around bis waist were two pistol
holsters, one Of which contained a heavy
revolver. Underneath the body lay a second
revolver, empty. In the center OF the fore
head was bullet-hole, and the grass was
torn and spattered with blood, ss II des.
perate struggle had taken place. Near by
was found sachel, In which was a full kit
Of tools used by resurrectionists. IL Is said
that Kendall has been in the employ OF the
Syracuse Medical College, aud has been en-
gagged In this ehastly work for long time.
G. NJ. MORTON, aged 55, q we'll
known and once very prominent man Of
Louisville, KY, sent bullet through bis
brain on the lslh. Business failures some
years ago had plunged him Into gloomy
frame Of mind. and he took dose OF poison
but was saved by stomach. pump.
GEORGE FARRow, an old resident Of
Peoria, H., attempted suicide the other
night by means Of strychnlne. On his per-
son was found letter severely denouncing
the 0verseer Of the Poor for refusing to as.
sist himself aud wife, and saying he would
haunt him after death.
A TELEGRAM from Portland, Oregon,
reports a serious fight at Harrisburg, Alas.
ks, among white miners. A number were
killed.
r. A SMITH, City Marshal at Mount
Vernon, H., Killed Charles W. Yost, ci.
gar manufacturer, the other day, and
escaped from town on horse.
The Allan steamer Progress was pro-
visioncd at Montreal and sent TO the relief
OF the Peruvian, which was disabled In the
/ Gnlf of ~ Iawreuce by ice While tho Prog
ress was OF Risiere Du Loup, few days
ago, flames broke out, and so rapid wssthclr
progress that three Of the crew were burned
10 death and the steamer was destroyed.
The loss will exceed 100000.
THREE murderers were executed on
the 10th: W. W. Rea, at Pulaski, Tom.
Stephen @. Eliisr, At Mirion, Ga; A. d.
Leighton, colored. In New York City.