The Osceola times., 1885-09-26

diocese OF Mobile on the 30th, with impos /.
Ing cerem,niss.
TIE Evansville (fnd.) Courier Dem }
advocates the shelving Of the old politi.
clans. such ~ Voorhees,, Mcdonald and
Hendricks, and turning the State over 10
the young Democracy.
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.
A FIRE at Nashville. Tenn. on the 10th,
consumed 6,000,0o) feet Of lumber, the
Southern Pump Compauy's mill, Rhea &
Sons grain elevator, the gas works, an
ice factory and other property. Loss,
800. 100; Insurance.. $i0l0n
THE body Of Charles Haas. aged ssvea-
ty .eight years. was found hanging In his
barn at Davenport Ia, on the l6sh. He
was prosperous farmer, and no cause 10
known for the suicide.
THREE lives were lost at Butte. Mont,
ON the 18th by mine accident
On tho l7.h . collision on the Phiia.
delphia & Reading R,ilro,l eau ssd an
oil Ore which resulted In $50. 00b loss
AT the Oakwell Gallery. Inkstone En-.
gland, the shaft was blocked by an acci-
dent on the 17th, and 80 miners were en-.
tombed. 1t was thou sht they would all be
saved.
(. THr schooner Edwin Post collided with
an unknown tug-b at New York on
the 18th. The schooner sank immediate-
ly, carrying down the steward and Cap
tain.
BY the capsIslng Of ayacht near L,n-
caster, Ont., on the l7th, three persons
were thrown into the water aud after re .
gaining the yacht and floating all night,
two Of them died from exposure and the
third was In precarious condition.
On the 18th, ~ Patrick NauRhton, an
inmate OF the Soldiers Home at Washing
ton, D. C., was being taken 10 the lock- up
by Sergeant Edward Alexander. for being
drunk, be stabbed the ofiicer twice with Q
pocket.knifs, the second blow inflIcting
such serious wound taat Alexander died
from its effects.
AxorHRR sawdust swlnils has been ex.
posed In New York and runner convict .
cd, but the principals escaped. ..
BERNARD STEicKNER, alias Louis Brown,
the Chicago jewelry thief, has been sen
fenced to three years In the Penitentiary
at London, Ontario, for carrying stolen
property into the Dominlon.
FIvrY pounds Of powder In an iron
chest exploded at Wilmington, N. c., on
the 18th. Charles Smith was badly
burned, and oil the windows In the vicin.
ity were broken.
THs specla! Grand Jury con vened at
Warsaw, N. Y, 10 consider the case OF
the Attica bank robber. found three bills,
one for robbery and two for assault with
intent to kill Cashier Barross and Post :
master Lorish. He pleaded guilty to the
first charge and Judge Lewis sentenced
him to twenty years on the first bill and
ten years on the second. He 10 twenty
ono years old.
PRAIRIE fires have ragged In thu vicinity
of Bismarck, OAK, with unusual fierce.
ness. Atlesst fifty farmers are burned
out Of crops and houses Lssss range
from $1,000 to 5000 each. The aggregate
loss 10 over $1,000 There has been some
loss Of human li'e
TRE Delaware & Hudson freight depot,
two New Jersey Central freight cars and
the warehouse Of the Glen's Falls Paper
Mil Company at Gleu's Falls, N. Y,
were destroyed by fro the morning Of the
18th. The less on the freight depot and
cars is 81, 90; fully insured. The loss on
the warehouse is $4,000; insurance.
80 O0o
EDWARD cAHrLL, a tramp, was killed by
Q watchman at Wavsrly, N. J.
SOLDIERS GRovE, . village In Craw-
ford County, Wis, was slmost destroy cd
by fire on the 10th.
THos. r. KEHoK, a tele yrnph operator
at Now Y, rk has b,en arrested for shoot.
ing at woman.
OK the Goth VIM. Redford, q turiman oi
Evansville, Ind. was fatally gored by q
bull.
OK the goth John Ksin was assaulted by
deck hand on the steamer James q.
Blaine at California, Pa. and was fatally
injured.
Ok the Goth Leonard Rossnsld, an In
mate Of the Insane Asylum at Indisnap
oils, Ind, escaped from that institution
and committed suicide.
TIMOTHY NoRroN was struck On the
head with billet of wood by Nelson Stat
ford at Marion, Ind, on the eth and re
ceived fatal injuries
OK the night Of the Goth Andrew Ow.
ings, farmer near Marion, Iud., was
killed. A verd ct OF parrlcide has been
returned and his two sons have been ar.
rested.