The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-01-06
GRIMES AND CAsUALrTFs.

BEING fatigued by the days work,
Joseph kosinsky, employed In the iron.
works at Cleveland, o., lay down beside the
blast-furnace the other night for a short
nap, having volunteered to work double
time. Next morning he was found dead,
suffocated by the gasses FROM the furnace.
lie leaves a young widow and an infant.
FIRE destroyed the two upper floors
Of William whiteley's furniture store ia
London, Eng, the other night. Damage
very great. The establishment was one Of
The largest In London. Twenty-Five engines
were engaged in subdulug the flames.
Ar Petersburg, Va, Samuel Riyes
became Involved in quarrel with bl.
cousin, William RIyes, the other day, when
colored man named Parker endeayored 10
restore peace, which so enraged the former
that he shot the negro. Riyes then shot
himself. blowing his bead of.
A FEW days ago an error Of tele.
graph operator caused collision Of freight
trains on the New York, Pennsylvania &
Ohio Road, in which Conductor Theodore
York was killed.
In New York Emma Frihoh was
found dead In her bed few days ago.
when the Coroner arrived he found one Of
her sons dancing In the room. Another
sou was not able TO tell his name. They
were both insane.
LucIus w. PoSD, the famous forger
Of Worcester, Mass, was pardoned from
the peniteniIary, few days since aitel
serving half his term. lie had been amen
ber Of the State Senate and leader In re-
llglous circles.
BESSIE Bye fifteen years OF age, and
sister, aged ten. were drowned At Merreton,
Ont, few days ago. The younger at
tempted 10 rescue the older, who hat
broken through the Ice.
THERE was q riot in Limerick, Ire
land, the other night between soldiers and
civilians. The latter attacked the military
aud free fight ensuod, the soldiers uslnl
their belts. The soldiers were badly handled
owing 10 the numerical superiority Of The
assai ians. The police eventually qnellet
the disorder.
WILLIAM FORT, n blacksmith, wa:
found batierlug In the doors Of Mrs. Elizi
Piers house, In Newark, n. j., the othei
morning. Mrs. Pier aud her family wer'
sitting up watching tho body Of Mrs. Plep'
mother. who died the day previous. Fort
on being refused admiliance, threatened Z
break into the house, take away The corpse
and drsg Il through the lreets. lie wa
attempting to carry out this brutal ihrea
when he was arrested.
Ar Hartwellyille, Mass, a few day
ago, while Fred Williams and Marshall Ma'
son were looking at an engine, an explosion
Of tho boiler took place aud they were In
stantly killed. their bodies being horribly
msugled. The head Of the boiler went int
a chair factory adjoining. TIE boller-hous
was demolished, the ehaIr.faeioT Va
badly damaged, thirty tons OF rock wer
removed three rods, and boy was Iiiss'
into the air and carried four rods.
MERRIAM A. MONTGOMERY, abou
tweniy.elzht years old, shot his two lii'l
children At Packar,lyille. near Amherst
Mass. the other morBinT, instantly klIlln
George. slx years old and probably fatal
wnundlnr Evs, four years Old. Montsom
sry had no, lived with bis wife fof elgh
months. ard .he made her home With he
father, IIoaifo Marsh. a farmer. Mont
somery visited her family AMI aske
n. wife II she would live with bin
ami sho refused. Tie immediatsl
went out 10 where the children WEI
plsviur and shot them. lie then tried
.hoo, his wife and her father, but De W.
oyerpswered by the latter and Kept 10 'n
house IN the sheriff came. He was take
"a Northampton, pleaded not gully an
wa. ssnt to Jail. Montgomery dif not ofin
.na ala he elld not remember having com
mitted the crime.
L,,ttas SPENCER was shot and .
,srely injured by one Of her COMPANY y =.
Academy Of Music In Rochester. n. J., "
other night. The shooting vas seeiienia
n took place At the close Of The hrst SCI
,hs pl.s called "AriIele ~ when Duham
shoot. Clara. A. H. Forrest played puh'
mel and he ared blink earsriise a 70
elo.s 4 proximity 70 Miss Spencer. shs "
rslysd The charge In Der ear.
wysraars, who implicated himse
4, The murder Of Cavendish and Burke,
ireland. and received free iranspof'as''
from south America 70 Ifslsnd, was rsiea''
few daFs ago. -.
Tar main buildings Of the somers
r,her csmpsny at Fairfield, Me-. burn
~. a.bsr morning. A huge dlEssssf, pes
- h. flames. exploded. throwing the m
seIssry in al directions. John Peolsf y
.ulsa bv the falling Iron pipe. The bull
,.s md m.fhiaery vsrs entirely He~.
rxaLusH q HuEeursrs's warehou'
u.soa. Ga, containing s.7S bales
s..,.r .sd Iarzs amsuHs e Knsna. burn
,.< ,,her morning. The grocery q hsaEI
sssr~sea wss also consumed. Loss. sii'
"a. In.arsnee. $500. =.
Tsnxs cowboys we're iJnohed
r,,..xs,ls, ORE. frs ds1s 80. The v
-. wrrs desperate sasrHssss md i
..ld s<lenrrd 10 - sszsnised bsnd q 60
.ua ksr-s shievss. which ne s'i's<Hs =