The Osceola times., 1885-05-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
SIX burglars entered . dry goods store
at Noblesville, Ind. the night Of the 18th.
Five of them got out alive, carrying the
body Of the sixth, who was killed by
young man sleeping in the store
TuE brewery OF Brand & Co.. at Chi
cago. ILL.,, was damaged $50, 900 by fire on
the 18th.
TEE trial Of Cluverius, the alleged MUIR
derer of Miss Madison was begun at Rich
mond, Va, on tho 18th.
WHILE travelling from San Francisco 20
Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Evaus
were robbed OF 5000 worth Of diamonds.
The jewels are said to have been recov-
cred.
on the 18th the east mammoth gangway
Of the North Ashland PA } colliery caved
in, covering four men named James En-
mis-, Charles Dougherty, Martin McKsrnes
and Michael Head. The latter was rescued,
but Is badly hurt
ON the night OF the 18th VIM. Crafts
large stone girls. mill at Maryville: Pa.
was burned, together with several thou
sand bushels Of wheat, q large supply Of
-four, etc. Peter Schlegel and Joel Bry an,
employees, made narrow escapes by jump
ing from the second story. Bryan was
badly cut and scorched. Tho los, Is So
900; partly insured. The fire started from
q heated spindle
RUGa, the negro murderer Of the May
bees on Long Island, was executed on the
18th.
THE murd erers Of Carusso, the Chicago
lemon peddler, have been indicted by the
Gr,nd Jury.
AN Irish farmer recently evict cd made
bailif drunk and then held himlover fire
un'il he was fatally burned.
ON the l4th burglars started fre in
Darlington, Ind, that destroyed almost
the entire business portion Of the city.
EUGESE WALTON, collection clerk of the
First National Bank OF New York, is in
custody for crook kednesS
On the 18th Daniel Z. Stanton, charged
with killing Frederick Nash at German
town Junction. Pa. last October, sur
rendered himself to the authorities at
Philadelphia
ABOUT 30, people were made sick by eat
Ing ice-cream at a picnic at Tallula, Ca,
on the l4th. They are all out Of danger.
PoIIcK SERGEANT CROWLEY was con.
victed Of outrageously assaulting Maggie
Norris in New York.
FIVE children OF Henry Lew ston were
cremated in burning house at Owato ma,
Mimi, on the 18th.
SAN DYER, the slayer Of Sheriff Rags
dale of Fannin County, Texas, was caught
and jailed at Bonham on the 18th.
Or the 18th serious forest fires were re-
ported raging in Michigan.
On the 10th Isaac Bradbeck, Texan,
was feeced out Of $50 on the pier at Jer-
sey City by confidence men.
On the 18th Peter Knalbauck killed Julia
Kramer at Locust Gap, Pa. She had re-
fused to marry him.
On the 18th an emigrant family named
Scott were caught in Nebraska water
spout, and two children were drowned.
w. X. MORSE, confidential clerk of the
Suspender Company Of New
York, is short $40, 900 in his accounts.
AT Mason, Mich, a family of eight
persons partook OF diseased pork. One is
dead, and the other seven are bey ond re-
covery.
OK the 18th a coat OF tar and feathers
was applied to Hugh Riley, Boston man
who married girl of Oneida Cou aty, New
York, and treated her cruelty.
On the 10th Hoffman Hood, a United
States sailor, drew his pay, 500, at New
York, met n confidence man shortly af-
terward, and was swindled out of every
cent
On the 18th J. 7. Kenner dropped dead In
his barnyard near Belle Plaine, Ia, and
before his family discovered it he was hor.
ribly mutilated by hogs.
MusCELLANEOUs.
THE striking quarrymen at Lemont, III
have resumed work.
On the 18th the S55, 900, 900 credit bill
passed the British House of Commons
THE Western Nail Association at their
meeting in Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 18th
made no change in the card rate.
DISPATCHES from the Northw west on the
18th indicated that General Middleton had
won a decisive victory over the rebels,
driving them from Batouche.
On the 18th reduced copy OF the Bar
tholdi statue was formally presented by
Americans to the municipality OF Paris.
A MONSTER meeting was held in Trafal-
gar Square London, on the 18th, to pro-
test against increasing the tax on whisky
and beer. 1t resulted in riot, In which
many heads were hurt but nobody killed.
THE public at Cairo are indignant over
the declared intention Of England to with
draw from the Soudan, as the Egyptian
Government considers 1t absolutely neces.
sary to hold the Province Of Dongola.
SOCIETY in Baltimore is agitated over
the Belt divorce case.
RUSSO ENGLISH negotiations are said to
be progressing satisfactorily"
The Western Union wires are being put
under ground In Wash ngton, ID. c.
THE annual convention of the Bishops of
the NJ ethodist Episcopal Church began in
st. Louis, Mo-, on the 18th, Bishop Bow
man presiding. All the Bishops were
present except Bishops Hurst and Fowler.
In the Supervising Architects office at
Washington six unnecessary clerks and a
have been dispensed with.
For the week ended the 18th consdera.
BILE reduction is shown In the number OF
hogs handled by Western packers, COM
pared with the preceding week, and also in
with the corresponding time
last year. Returns indicate a total OF
10000 packed during the week, against
10000 the preceding week, and $50, 900 for
time last year. This makes
a total of 1,155,00o hogs since March 1st,
with $4,000 year ago, an in
crease Of 100000, distributed as follows:
100000; Kansas City, 17s,too;
st. Louis, 5000; Cincinnati, $500: In
5000; Milwaukee, 90 900:
Cedar Rapids, 45 go; Cleveland, 81, ,6sj.