The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-02

We ~ VITA y. n Lahs.
VIZ vHtHAs, bashelaf, llvles Asa
miles south VI Clinton, wis vas soa.
ffontst ~ = pistol hsli by . mssksf
Hsn on The aighs N lhs list ant com.
pelisd 70 safrsadH slg1 which ha had
IN bis house HAIRY Lawson. nslEhi,or,
hes bssn arrested, accused N the robbery,
D. y. Loss, night watchman as The Hen.
derson cotton mills, ~ Evansvllle, ind,
While making biz rounds on the morning
Of The gid, fell down the stairway, break.
Ing bis arm and recsiyng what hi, physl.
clans say ars fatal internal INJURIES,
a FINS broke on, In the Chsnango House
o. Greene, Chenango County, N. ", on the
22d, aud destroyed niue buildings. Three
men were injured, one seriously, by an er.
ploslon. Loss, $1,000. Insurance, sl5DOO.
MURPHY n Dow's saw mill and about
5000 barrels Of salt located In sheds ad.
joining on an island In ths Saginaw River
near Bay City, Mich, wore totally con.
sumed by fire on the 2ld The fire origI.
mated In the engine room. The estimated
loss is 900, 900, on which there Is an lnsur.
ance Of $4,000.
y. u. Baows, OF New York, attorney
fr several Eastern railways, was relieved
OF 500 by pIckpockets at the Union Depot
ut Kansas City on the I'D
RoBERr Smith, coal miner Of Coal VAL
ley, ILL.,, was run over and killed at that
village on the night of the 2ist by Rock
Island IL Peoria train. He had Just ro-
turned from Rock Island was badly lntox-
icated.
LILLY MACK, colored, Of La Junta, Col,
has been arrested sor tho horrible butchery
Of her nine. year-old daughter.
LATEST developments In the Knoch muir.
der near Detroit, Mich, show that the VIC
TINS heads were split open with an axe.
OK the I'D Isaac Stoddard, q soldier,
killed Agnes Farrell at Winona, D. 7. Jeal-
ousy prompted the deed. Miss Farrel was
known as woman OF shady character,
and Stoddard was her lover.
ON the 22d a snow slide occurred In the
San Juan Mountains, near Clement Creek i,
Col, fllling up a shaft In the Protligal Son
mine, and burying Burke Hovey and j. NJ.
Skates, who were working In the mine.
ON the 23d vincennes, Ind, had terri
BILE visitation Of fire, several large business
buildings having been destroyed up to last
accounts and the fire still raging. Terre
Haute was appealed to for help and
promptly responded.
OK the 23d Frank Ricketts, and his son
Frank were caught under falling wall at
the Blind Asylum at Columbus, o. Tho
boy was instantly killed and the father So
rlously injured.
The indianapolis wlfe-murderer, Phil
lips, was sentenced on the 23d TO hang on
the Sth Of April.
A BOILER exploded at tho Lochlel Roll
Ing Mill, Harrisburg, Pa, on the 23d, and
six persons were injured.
On the 23d the Colonisl Cordage Com
pany's Rope works, at st. John, N. f.,
the largest In the world, were destroyed
by lre.
on the night OF the 22d burglars at Mil
ton, Ontario, made clean sweep Of every
thing In Ramsey Il Co.'s jewelry store,
using cart to carry of the goods.
Or tho 23d at least fifty mon were killed
and great many more were terrible In
jured by an explosion In a coal mine at
Pont-y .Pridd, Wales, In which 72o men
were at work.
JACOB HANMERsrEIS, OF indianapolis,
Ind, committed suicide on the 2ith.
JOHN II. ELMoRE, Baptist minister,
committed suicide on the 2ith by drowning
near Clayton, Ind.
On the 18th Hugh Sherman, a merchant
shot aud fatally wounded bis wife at Buff
falo, N. Y.
WIN. SHEEHAS confesses at Dublin to the
murder Of his mother, brother and sister
OK tho 2Ith Richard N. Hotchklss, q
school. teacher at Prospect, Conn, as
saulted a scholar so brutality that death
was thought probable.
On the 25th. In fight between negroes
and tramps at Johnstown, Pa, one tramp
was fatally and another seriously wound
cd.
FIRE In the hold Of the British steamer
Petriana, at Leith, from New Orleans, on
the 2ith, badly damaged her cargo.
on the 2jth six boilers OF the San Fran
cisco (Cal.) Water works exploded, killing
two men and dangerously wounding two
others.
On the 25th John Dennis was shot In the
abdomen and his brother william In the
arm during a street fight at wellsville, o
ON the 25th ID. J. BEoGHs, a prominent
merchant at Clinton, o., was robbed and
left for dead In his room with several cut.
In his mack and face.