The Osceola times., 1885-04-18
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CRIMES AND CAsUALrIEs.
AT Fort Madison, Washington Terri
tory. an Indian woman threw a lamp at
George Hoeg. 1t exploded and burned
Hoeg 20 death.
On the 1th John l.. Cummings, q clerk In
the First National Bank OF Cincinnati, was
shot dead in q street car by . Mr. Nc
MILAN, who charged tho former with the
ruin of the latter's daughter.
The negro, Howard Cooper, who as
saulted Miss Kate Gray near Rockland,
Nd, was caught and placed in Baltimore
jail.
On ths sth Nelson Edwards, New York
de tist, cut his throat with razor
Ar Davenport, Ia, Gilbert L. Parker
and Fred V. Rogers were drowned on the
sth.
On the sth Thos. McClintock, OF Chicago,
was robbed Of 5000 while on train near
Pittsburgh, Pa.
OrEN threa:s of lynching are made
against George Mcmillan, of Newport,
Ky, who killed John Cummings.
On the Sth Edward Lambert, of Chicago,
shot and killed his mother-in n-law, wound
ed his wife and then killed himself.
AT Phoenix, Ariz., on the Sth, q Mormon
Bishop and an Elder pleaded guilty to the
charge of polygamy and were sentenced to
ninety days in jail.
On the ssh Frederick Greiner, convicted
OF the murder of Margaret Zeling last
September, was sentenced at Columbus,
o., to hang on July 24th.
NJ. SEIBERr & Co.'s immense furniture
factory at Pittsburgh, Pa, was destroyed
by fire on the 9th.
ONE of the ballot -boxes in Chicago was
stolen, and several men have been arrest
cd, charged with the theft.
In a terrible hurricane at Tamatave,
Madagascar, Oh the 25th of February, news
Of which has just been received, twelve
vessels foundered in tho harbor, five
French and six native vessels and tho
American bark Sarah Hobart.
ANOTHER heavy fall OF rock is threat
ened In the Raven Run Mine in Pennsyl-
vania, and the recovery of the bodies of
the ten men overwhelmed by the first fall
is despaired of.
On the 10th Richard Fraser was anged
at Charleston, S. c.; Columbus Crawford
at Yorksville, s. c., and George II. Mills,
wife nurd erer, at Boooklyn, N. Y.
AT Frog Lake, In the Northwest Terri.
tory Indians are reported to have killed
eight whites.
JULIUS l.. L'OIsEAU, n professor in Co.
lumbia College, New York, committed sui.
eide on the 10Th.
ON the 10th Mrs. Lena Struck committed
suicide at Rock Island, ILL.,, by jumping
from ferryboat
A WEALTHY lumber merchant Of Will
kinsburg, Pa, named A. V. Arnold, COM
mitted suicide on the 10Th.
ON the 10th Colonel s. G. Mower, one Of
the proprietors of the Milwaukee Sunday
Telegraph, committed suicide.
FIRE destroyed the Burlington & Mis-
souri, Railroad depot at Omaha on the
10Th, together with its contents. Loss
about Sl5, 900; insurance, $500.
FIRE destroyed the wooden mills a,
Bellefonta inc, o., owned by J. +. AND
Frank J. Scarf, on the 10th. Loss, S25, 900
insured.
THE Sweetwater (Tenn.) FIGURING Mill.
900; insurance, $1,000.
| TIRE uestroyeu IuVsinger a los larg'
starch factory at Edinburg, Ind, on tn
llth.
On the llth Frank Rankin, the note,
scale manufacturer, was sentenced to tn
Penitentiary at Shelbyville, KY, for kill
ing bricklayer.
On the l2th Mapp & Co.'s stove works
Norfolk, Va, and the Excelsior Knitting
Mills, at b Bethlehem, Pa, were destroyed
and the baby carriage factory Of Wagne
& Bently at Cincinnati was damaged $50,
0OO by fire.
On the 18th the Stilman, the finest hote
in Cleveland, o., was badly damaged b.
fire. No lives lost.
On the 18th Mrs. Strubbs, of Iniianap
oils, Ind, died from the effects of lauda
mum taken with suicidal intent. She die
with her baby in her arms.