The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-04-01

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u TeHbsiahel sFd the flsnish and Hslnw
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siIilwrII waa fsa#d near The fallsssd aspaa
n Ttioaah, Afls.. On the aisi, fltIdIed with
biillets. Fls ahHls weht Inia HE hnds. fatt
flilesb#lls and twp ipada ef buekshei. ilelh
lee Nefs slai through. A shafFs NJ baek
shot was ~ hIs right ihIah. and smother
entered lhe breast. which miiss hase basn
delivered close st hand, m biz coat was
burned and six holes wefe made
within a fadIus of three Inches. stllIweIl
had pistol on biz person, which was not
discharged. lie was evidently taken una.
wares, ~ he was desperate In q aaht and a
quick shut Ills watch was taken, but part
Of The cbaln was left. stillwel had jnst ar.
rived IN town, and was TO appear Is a wit.
ness In . sts9e.robbery csse In which one Of
The Eatps was implicated. Three Of the
Earps, doc Halliday. aud another man, all
heavily armed, arrived on the 10Th with the
body Of Morgan Esrp. shot In Tombstone
on the 18Th. One Of tho Clantons was in
town, but he was warned and made himself
scarce. siIllwell, who had been seen with
him, went down TO the depot to see about
some business, and that was the last seen Of
him alive.
A CONSTRUCTION train on the North
ern Pacific Railway went through bridge
spanning Sweet Brlar Creek, west Of Bis.
marck, OAK, the other day, and eight men
were killed and twenty. three injured. Tho
train consisted Of fiat ears, two sleepers,
dining, kitchen, and store cars. A broken
wheel threw truck from the track lust "A
the train approached the bridge, and the
boarding cars were prccipitated into the
stream thirty feet below, pillng up general
wreck. There were about fifty men on the
train at the time, and the escape Of even one
seems miraculous. In sleeper No. / were
about twenty -four men. Some were lying
In their hunks asleep, others smoking and
reading and some playing cards. As soon
as the car overturned the bedding caught
flre,a the mangled and dying were roasted
almost beyond recognition. The only deaths
were among those In this car. Those who
escaped Immediately grappled such buckets
as they could find and worked like heroes Ia
extIiRuish the flames, but the straw beds
blankets and other combustible material
made II impossible. The name, Of the dead
are as follows: Ole johnson, Thomas VII.
son, VIM. Watson, J. Mccormick, Thomas
Grady, George Moser, James o'Brlen, WIN.
McAndrews.
NEAR Emmittsburg, Iowa, the other
day, Charles CorneIan and Fred Miller gol
angry IN dispute. Cornelian drew u revol.
yer and shot Miller dead. lie then sent two
bullets into his own brain and fell dead.
A HUNGARIAN pauper was murdered
In the westmoreIand County tPa.) Home,
March q, by August Johnston and Tin
Bacon, two other madmen. They got Int
a fight, In the ward for insane, and Johnston
and Bacon pounded their victim until h,
died. Bacon some time ago killed another
boy In dispute over some sugar.
A BOILER explosion on the tug Henry
G. spratt, at Philadelphia, Pa, March %,
caused the death OF at least four persons ant
the destruction Of considerable property
George scully, the captain, was blown ovel
the housetops In Water Street. The dead
bodies Of Bernard McCann aud Patrick Elan
agan. hremen, and man named Malone]
have been recovered. Immediately after th,
explosion flames broke out In all directions
Pier No. 8, occupied as passenger ant
freight station OF the Philadelphia & At
lanlic City Railway. took fire and was dc
stroyed. The tug Ella, lying at tho whar
below, also took fire and sunk after beIng
well burned. Windows were shattered II
all directions, and the whole front Of fer
ry-house was blown out.
EXECUTIONS on the oath; 4. +
Small, Pitisburg, Jonathan Meyer, Middle
burg; Frank and Henry Rumberger, Har
risburg; J. A. Nerling, Cleardeld. Pa. WIN
Heilwagon, Rock Island, Ill.,; John McCar
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