The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-11-29
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County. M.salssiIl. shIle passing ihtush /
1at ridge, eighteen milaa north NJ Ni0hs.
bufg, shot Hni fatally Wounded n th.ie |
man. ono nj % pusse 1f three vbo Attempted .
/ 20 arrest them.
Nonr Wonihufard. Tex., % few dni ngp,
AN Cleveland attempted i1 arrest lhfnYs
I stto llnnmnn Tor carrying % pistol 20
church aud firing u llnnmnn was in
,ompany with Frank miller They resisted
| .ha officer. aud Ia the difficulty Miller wni
| ,h0t through tho breast hni mofinliy
sounded.
A. !. Richards. an English sailor, shot
! himself through the bead with revolver
: few nights agn nt Morse Point ten miles
below Houston, fes. lle died almost IN
dnntly. Temporary insanity was ih"
cause,
A few days since, while number " ne
groes we're enjoying themselves ~ dnnco
NJ Fort Worth, Tex, stuart lirockmnn,
negro, cnmo 20 an open window and ilrcd
NJ Grant Ferguson with t1-calihr' re-
yolver, hitting Ferguson In tho neck, In
dieting a fatal wound The two mon had
had trouble about a woman.
Steamers ON tho lcyco viii act NJ hotels
during the Exposition at New Orleans
A large portion of the business center OF
Hickman, KY, was destroyed by fire few
days ago.
The rush 10 Florida ~ 40 great that tho
steamship lines from New York cnn not
accommodate all who nppy for passage
A Florida alligator was recently caught
with u twenty-five pound turtle IN bis
jaws.
a Louisville tKyl girl was fined n fcw
days ago for kissing a negro,
Al Astnhuln, lln., n hotel has been crcct-
ed Tor the exclusive use ~ colurcd people.
Mercer County Kentucky, has q cave
which has been explored for three miles
without the end having been reached.
4 Mississippi exchange believes that
State will make such an exhibit Of grasses,
hay, and grass seed at the New Orleans
Exposition ms will force the world 10 con-
ccdc her excellence In this line Of industry.
Tho lnundrcsscs Of New Orleans have
formed Mutual Protection Association,
and uniform schedule for laundry-worh
will bc adopted.
vicksburg, Miss, Is 20 have n thorough
system Of water-works at the end Of eight.
cen months, tho contract with parties In
Philadelphia having been signed by tho
Mayor.
when the Confodorntcs evacuated Go.
lumbus, KY, they threw six heavy pieces
OF artillery into the Mississippi River.
Low water recently disclosed the guns,
and one OF them was secured In time t0
ilre salute In honor Of Clovelnnds clec-
, tion.
Mrs. A. \. Phillips, who has been living II
Houston, Tex, for three months, was mr.
, rested a few days ago,for blncknail ON a
requisition from the Governor Of Kanse'
aud on warrant from Governor lrcln1d
aud taken to 0swego, Kns. The amount
involved Is 5000.
4 ~
Carolina, a few days since sent n Federal
Marshal at Camden steel plate for print
ing two-cent postage stamps of the old ls'
| sue, with a yignette of President jackson
= II was found among the effects Of dcnd
planter, aud was we'll worn from use.
In the wreck Of freight train on thu
Mobile a Montgomery Railroad, the brake
n I.I ..I a..
/ engineer, Henry Ray, and Fireman Joscpl
, Dow, seriously hurt. Seven cars and the
= sngins were demolished.
Q The international freight depot nt Aus
7 tin, Tex, with contents, together will
l. nine cars loaded with fruit trees, hay an,
miscellaneous merchandise, were total,
destroyed by fire a few nights ago. The
= lire is supposed 10 have been caused by !
defective hue The loss 10 the Company
Is estimated at over $1,000; no Insurance
e except ON building valued at 5000.
I In Marshall County, Alabama, n fov
\ days ago, II. a. Howard went 10 settle
= difficulty with Farmer Peake, who shot bi
{ caller. Howard, though mortally wounded
: shot and killed both Peake and bis wife.
, A man answering the description VI ON
u the parties engaged In the robbery O
the safe Of the Texas Express Company a
Bryan, Tex, on the night Of the 18th, wa
arrested ia Galveston, few days sine
4 and lodged Ia jail. Iio gave the name q
J. &. W. Smith. When arrested the Chief q
Il Police notified the authorities Of Brazo
County and gave description of the pris
oner he had In custody, aud Sheriff Dawso
n went from Bryan and secured his man.
@ Forest fires have recently been burnin
y IN Grecnsville County, Virginia, and In th
I nelghborhood Of Hicks Ford. Consider
= able quantities Of timber have been dc
= stroyed, some few houses and n larg
- amount of fencing. In consequence Of th
10 protracted drought the grass AMI under
u growth has become 70 dry that ths loa'
4 spark will ignite IL.
b Official returns from seyenty.elght cOun
=, ties Of Texas gave Cleveland, i9s,gn;
'c Blaine, 53,522; Butler, 2,JH; It, Johr
r, q,ics. The same counties gave HancocI
y, l0l ,zi5; Garfield, sl,l53; Weaver, l5,2E
. This shows total increase In the abo'
y, counties u I5,gss votes over the Presider
=, y, tinl contest Of 1sssi--an Increase Of thirt
M per cent.
nc Three drunken men attempted 10 Gro
q the Ohio River at lIIekmans Landing, X y
r. few nights ago. One of them capsizs
r. the skiff, aud before assistance could reae
g. them James grimsley, agei nineteen, an
'n George Logan, aged thirty-1ye, wei
T. drowned.
Nev Orleans only polled 1871 votes.
A foul murder was committed r.
nights ago near Chasahoula Station, Ia
"a on the the Morgan Railroad. The victi
ed was stranger, aged twenty.three year
:. From letters found on his person he Is suI
posed 10 ie Frederick Luburg, whose fail
~ err lives nj San Antonio, Tex.
=. william Herrin, a hack proprietor, con
n, mitted suicide nj Han Antonio, Tex, r.
cs days ago with morphine. He had BE-
No drinking and was jealous Of a woman. !
We wsstwenty eight years old, and has parcn
ral and numerous other relatives residing
l. Dallas. An inquest vas held, the verdi
= being suicide.
According to the new directory, the ci
of Memphis. Tenn, has i3.9Do populaiio
A gin belonging to Charles Newton, ne
ar- Gainesville. Tex, burned few nights aE
sst The Gre started In the roof, aud Ia 80
In. posei 10 be the work Of an incendiar
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