The Panola weekly star., 1882-03-11

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which three men wefo injured.
GRIMES AsD CASUALTIES.
JonS GRANT and William Orcuit
we're killed by the explosion oi nllro.gty.
cefne which they were unloading from
wagon 10 deposit In a magazine ncrr Boll.
var. N. ". Feb. 2sih The wagon was torn
10 klndllng wood aud the horses 40 badly
injured that they were Killed 10 end their
misery.
DR. II. l.. WiLLiponp, Of Memphis,
Tenn, was aroused by his wife, early on the
morning Of The lst, who thought she heard
some ono trying TO break IN. Shortly after.
ward a shadow appeared at the window.
The doctor fired ut The object, thinking II q
burglar on the outside, but II proved 10 be
young colored nurse. The bullet passed
through her body, ln0lcting fatal wound.
A TmREE.YEAR-oLD daughter Of Alex.
Bush, living near Peoria. III /, was burned
to death The other day. She was left alone
near stove and her dress caught Grc.
J. ScoTr and y. Boyleston, young
IN n Of good families, quarreled nj Willis.
ton, $. g., March lst. Boyleston drew
knife and cut bis friends throat from ear
to ear.
Mrs. GEORGE BARRY WALL, well
known In theatrical circles as Lizzie Mccall,
has been arrested In New Utrecht, suburb
Of New York City, for shooting her hus.
band. Mr.. Wall, on his dcathbed, contra
dicicd previous statement that bis wound
was the result Of an accident, saying that
his wife shot him without word OF warn
Ing. Mrs. Wall protests her innocence.
CHARLES FRY, in jail at Georgetown,
Ohio, under Indictment for burning barn.
wns shot dead, March LIST, byJ. l.. IIelbling,
Jr., son Of the Sheriff. Fry was powerful
young mulaito, and had been breaking the
furniture OF the cell. When the Sheriff
went TO give him supper he made murder
ous assault upon him, whercupon Young
fielbling used revolver.
WILLIS PuLLAM and man named
Berry qurreled over game Of cards, at
Denver, Colo, a few days ago. Pistols
were used, aud Pullam was seriously In
Jured.
THE engine and baggage car Of q
passenger train on Lake ChamplaIn Rail-
road ran into wash.out near 0gdensburg,
n. Y, March Cd, killing James Chambers,
engineer, and Henry Petrle, 1rcman. The
express messenger and baggageman were
badly injured. No passengers were hurt.
ORviLLE b. ROE, Of La Sale, Ill an
idle, drunken carpenter, shot his wife,
March 1s,, because rhc refused to longer
j support him, and then killed himself.
Mus. THOMAS GILLEM, the wife OF q
well-to.do farmer living at Bakers Corners,
four miles from Armada, Macomb County,
Mich, was shot through the body and al.
most instantly killed, a few days ago, by her
son. Charles h., about Il years Of age. For
some years Mrs. GIllem has been III,
and very freiful, 40 much so that she
was 6uce taken TO Pontiac Asylum TO be
treated for insanity. Her unfortunate fall
ing made life very unpleasant for the family
at times. At the hour named Mr.. Gillem
was sitting up In bed and had been engaged
In wordy dispute with her son, who went
TO closet, got revolver aud returning TO
the bed, shot her, the ball passing through
her lungs, from the effects Of which she died
within fifteen minutes. Young Gillem man.
Ifests no grief or contrition for his crime,
simply declaring that he Is ready TO 20 TO the
slaie-prson, and that now there viii be
peace In the house.
THE engine Of Baltimore 4 Ohio
express train, thrown from the track by a
large rock. at Toll Gate, West Va, March
i-i, plunged into several barrels Of oil
standing on the platform and broke Into .
store kept by George James. The boiler
exploded. completely wreekiug the engine.
The oil caught hre, and the railroad Office.
the store, two passenger cars, one mail and
one baggage car were burned. The engl.
ncer, George Gatelcy, aud Fireman John
Brewer courageously stuck TO their post.
The former was instantly kilied by the boiler
explosion and the latter was % seriously In
jured that he lived but an hour or two. The
passengers escaped without Injury.
A DEsoLATisG hurricane passed over
a portion Of jefferson County. Ark, = few
nights sgo, blowing down the house Of
Charlie Dulsche, and laying waste cabins,
houses and fences on the plantation OF Mr..
]. u. Cores. A number Of his tenement
houses were blown down, and an elderly
lady, named Mrs. waldron, WAS killed. A
church and house, and Masonic hall. adj
Joining MIR. Cores' plantation were demol.
ished.
G. J. LANSING, q prominent lawyeroi
Eureka, New, sho. aud Killed hi. wife on
the "a. The bali entered directly above the
rirht eye, and passed through the brain.
Af,er the shooting lansing walked TO the
fail and gave himself up. lie refused 70
make any statement Of the affair. Liquor
was the probable cause Of The shooting.
A SHOOTING ARRAY occurred on Camp
street, New orleans. March :. between John
T.. Roche, q bookseller anil sporting man,
and VIM. N. Evans, cotton clerk. Roche
drsd first, missing his man. when Evans
fred several shots, the first taxing effect In
! Roehe'. right side and spine. Roche will
die. A woman was al the bolton o. ths
trouble.
JoHS JOHNSON, quarrelsome Swcds
employed In the stimsou mill Il Big Rapids,
'. Mlsh.. wa. fatally sho, by Valentine Kohlsr
! . t,erman. the other night. Johnson threat.
! eusd 10 whip Kohler becsuss he would mol
par fos drink.
A coLp-BLooDkp murder is reported
from Mount Pleasant, Pa A man named
! Ward. through jealousy. lay In vsit for his
. betroshed 81 church. where revival meet.
. Ing va. In progress, and as shs len the meet.
. ing. Hred three shss., one of Which passed
, through her body, innic,ing mortal iniu.
; ries.
In. q. URSsR, brother Of President
, | trrn>r Of the cncinnsil Chamber Of Com.
, msrc>. was fousd dead In he rssn. March .
With pistol ball IN The right temple. He
had rrc~uiIy bees robbed. and !, i thought
: bv bi- friends that The shst -s hred sesl-
a.ss.liy while under the iaanenee Of eAls-
. rel.
IosH FuLIxR. . ssloon-kssper ., Ce'
/. AR Rspsas, lows, was shot through tn
rirhs side Of he head by dfunteu gam
bjsr. March u. He hsd Just put The Esm.
, bl>r cut cf DEER. aad ne fslls~ turned ssd
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