The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-03

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rylng home with hlm for aafs-keaplng, II
Icing after banking hours.
A COLLISION occurred betwesn tho
steamer Chetudfa and The bark Hohns.
strand on Esidystons, on the soush coast
of England, on Tho NTH, aud both sunk
Ths crews escaped In boats
At Ithaca, N. r., on the 2lth, tho Cor.
oner' Jury concluded three days secret
investigation Into the death of Mark A.
Blakely, " LanaIsg. The verdict says tho
shot was fired by his con Charles, who has
beed arrested
ON the 18th WIN. y. Kerksr, late Teller
In the Second National Bank at Ironton,
o., indicted on nineteen counts for embez.
element Of tho banks money, was found
guilty in the United States Court on three
counts, charging false entries, whereby
the bank lost 5000.
ON the 2eth Walt Henry, a saloon. n.keeper
OF Akron, o., was arrested ON a charge Of
wife murder.
On the 2Gth Fred Barinbrock, OF Dayton,
o., after broodmg over financial troubles
killed himself lie leavesa wife and seven
children.
OK the night OF the 2jth Mrs. John Car
roll, Of Green Ridge, Pa, was taken from
her house, assaulted and left In the woods,
whore she was frozen TO death.
BANDITS entered the house OF Catholic
priest In Galcia for pillage. Failing TO
get money they tied the priest In a heap
of straw and burned him TO death.
On the Goth tho steamer vint shinkle
burned on the Mississippi, below Cairo.
She was owned by the Cincinnati & Mem
phis line, and was valued at $4,000.
A SIXTEEN, year-old boy named David
McGinnis shot and killed Jerome Gay at
Burgin. KY, on the 26th. The fight was
forced on McGinnls by the victim and his
brother.
OK the Goth Rainwater e. Starn's large
elevator at Dallas, Tex, burned, causing
heavy loss. Two men were burned to
death, and boy was also missing.
OK the 2Gth Joseph A. Kuhn, cashier OF
the Hotel Moscr, st. Louis, Mo-, left for
parts unknown, and Is charged with bav-
ing taken about 5000 belonging to the
hotel, and also 500 belonging to his wife,
TO whom he had been married only four
months.
on Christmas Day william Lyons, Of
Gloucester, N. j., while in a drunken stu
por, went home to whip his wife, and whom
his brother Thomas interfered William
dealt him blow behind the ear with his
fist, knocking him down, his head striking
stone step. lie died instantly. William
was arrested by another brother, Bernard,
who Ia n policeman.
on the 18th james Collins, ticket agent
OF the Pan -Hand, Rond at Cadiz juno
tlon, o., disappeared with $4,000 bor-
row ed from friends and belonging to tho
company.
JOSEF ZESARI, manager Of the Discount
Bank of Caranoy at Labache, Austria,
who defaulted for 10000 forms, killed him
self In the bank on the 10Th, when about to
be arrested.
on the 2sth FIRE destroyed the Blake OPP
era house block at Racine, Wis, and three
lives are reported lost.
THE indianapolis cotton mill fire In
volved loss OF 100000.
THE remains Of Alonzo X. Jones, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, were found In Charles River on
the 2sth with every indication Of suicide.
The recent earthquake In Spain was
moro disastrous than at nrst reported.
Several towns were partially destroyed,
and nearly thousand persons were killed
In the Provinces OF Malaga and Granada
By tho burning Of Egbert's knitting mills
at Cohoes, N. Y, two hundred and hfty
operators arc thrown out OF employment.
on the 2sth an attempt was made to blow
up the Office Of tho Plunkett Woolcn
Company, at Hlnsdale. Mass. A sack
containing explosives was placed under
the building, which, however, was only
slightly damaged, rs the force Of the ex-
ploslon spent i,solt laterally.
MoRE robberies Of the mails along the
Rocky Mountain Division OF tho Canadian
Pacific Railway have been reported to the
Dominion Post-oilcs Department, but par
ticulars arc not obtainable, as the Govern
ment and railway company think tho pub
lication would tend TO defeat the efforts to
catch the robbers.
CuARLEs D. SIMMONS, local Treasurer Of