The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-08

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Tvs Marquis de Cauf, II Il said, will he
granted divorce from Nine, Patti on The
IN.
cuisFs AND UAsrAIrIrs.
Oa the 9Th, willis q cigar. factory was
burning Ia Chicago, James Carr, the fore.
nian, went back 70 the nilh story 10 see II
any person remained Al avenues Of 81.
cape were cut off whom be- attempted 10 re.
turn, aud In jumping ho was horribly
mangled and died Instantly.
On the 9th, three more horse.thieves
were hanged near Prnceville, Eastern Ore.
g0n. Tho settlers are In earnest.
BIZ tho giving way Of the cage gearing
six men we're preclpltated 900 feet down
the shaft Of a mine at the Canada Hteei
company's works near Londonderry, Nova
Scotia, on the 18th. Three were lnstfntly
killed, and two fatally and ono seriously
Injured.
DuRIso the recent gallo on the coast Of
Lower California, nine schooners were sunk.
The steamer Estado do Sonora Is also MISS
Ing, aud II issupposed she went dow with
fifty -seven souls on board.
. On the 2gth Joseph Dixon, engineer and
David Burke, fremen, were killed by the
explosion Of a locomotive ut Locust Point,
Md.
WHILE attempting 10 board q moving
train at Dubuque, Ia, on the 10Th, Mr.. g. y.
Wilson missed his footing, fell under the
wheels and was killed.
AT Hamilton, Ont, small boys became 80
infatuated at a cowboys show there that
they lassoed one OF their little comrades,
resulting In the boys death.
Four peasants were killed and thirty
severely injured In a railway collision near
Moscow, Russia, on the Goth.
On the night Of the Goth Lewis Styles
was instantly killed and Albert Hancock
fatally injured by an explosion Of dyna-
mite at Tomah, Wis. The dynamite was in
a buggy, and sparks from fireworks In a
political parade ignitcd It.
On the Both tho stable connected with
Henry Kfer's brewery at Brooklyn, N. Y,
burned, involving loss OF $4,000. Fifteen
fine horses were cremated and an ice-ma-
chine, which cost $4,000.
A PARTY Of seventeen cattle thieves were
recently captured and lynched In the Gore
Range Mountains, Colorado, twenty OF
thirty miles west Of Georgetown.
THE calaboose at Edgerton, Miss, was
partially burned on the night Of the 10th
and young man named Gunderson, con-
fined therein, was burned to death.
EDDIE LARDos, who was found dead In
tho outskirts Of Keokuk, Ia, with bul.
let-hole In his neck, proves TO have beer
accidentally shot by companion Will,
they were engaged In shooting a neigh
boris chickens.
os the 3lst two iron.roofers fell from thu
roof Of an elevator at Duluth, MINI, dis
tance Of nearly one hundred feet, and wers
mashed almost 10 Jelly.
Or the 3Ist Ben Heffner, a'farmer living
near Linn, o., killed his wife and then tries
to kill his son and daughter-in-law.
On the 3lst while George X. Raposky
John Mollenwitz and John Unglovitch
Hungarians, wer, cutting coal In mine
near Centralia, Pa, huge rock fell, kill
ing them.
DAVID JONES, Sanford Hastings and
Charles Higgins broke out Of the San
dusky to.) Jail on tho ;llst and escaped.
Or the 3ist George Smith, on trial for
the murder Of Henry Struck at Lancaster
Pa, pleaded guilty TO murder In the Sec
ond degree. Winfield Smith, indicted
with his brother George for tho SAINT
crime, was acquitted.
AT Allegheny City, Pa, during a polltl
cal quarrel on the 1t. VIM. Case, white
fatally stabbed Albert Johnston, colored.
A BALTIMORE & ONO passenger trair
was badly wrecked near Mansfield, o., OF
the LIST. No one was killed, but quite mum
ber were seriously injured.
on the evening Of the LIST, during per
formanco In the Star Thcater In Glasgow
Scotland, some one yelled Sire" A pani
ensued, which resulted In the death Of six
teen persons; twelve were fatally injured
and a number seriously hurt.
AT Logansport, Ind, on the "a, Georg
Hayne, white, killed william Brooks, col
ored.
THE Willow Spring Distillery ut Omaha
Neb., was damaged by IRE on the morninI
Of the ist 10 the extent Of $1,000. The fir
nearly destroyed the elevator building an
still-housc, but the fire department sue
ceeded In preventing the destruction Of tn
extensive establish ncnt.
ON the evening OF the ist, during th
progress Of church fair at Grecncastls
Ind, Thos. Richards, twelve-year oil
boy, was fatally shot. Among other at
fractions Of the fair was n shooting gal
lery, and while flobert gun was bein
loadsd tho weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the ball striking young Richard
Immediately over the right eye and pens
trating tho brain.
MICHAEL CONDOR, an indianapolis
Bloomington a Western employe, was me
shortly after one o'clock the morning Z
the 2d by footpad near indianapolis
Ind, and upon refusal 10 surrender hi
money was shot three times, once In N
shoulder and twice In the back, one ba
passing clear through his body. His rs
covery was pronounced improbable.