The Osceola times., 1885-10-31

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EDWARDS PIERsFroSr has addressed
strong ter to Hon. A. j. Warner, NJ. c.,
in defense OF silver and supporting the
Warner bill.
On the 24.h Mrs. Ann Fennc,l, who was
bit en- by a dog at Bridgeport, Conn, last
spring, was attacked with bydrophobia at
that place.
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the goth Tom Muldoon, fourteen.
year-old boy, robbed his mother of over
5000 at Youngstown, o., and won't to
sleep in woodshed, where he was cap.
tured and the money rec )verel.
WILLIE EDGAR, a chill l, was accident
ally killed with toy pistol at Cincinnati,
o., on the 2lst.
ONE man was killed and three fatally
wounded by falling derricks at Lowell,
Mass, on the 2lst.
ENGINEER GEORGE CRAWFORD was killed
by an acci lent to the through express on
the Pam Handle Road, from Louisville to
Chicago, at Sharpsvill,, Ind. on the 2Jst
A GREAT fire b. oke out in Moscow, Rus
sia. on the 2lsf, AMI caused ENORMOUS
losses. Seven persons were killed and foul.
injured.
LELAND SULGROvE, twenty six years
old, son Of Berry Sulgrove, the veteran
journalist, was crushed TO death On the
2lst between tho depot walls and train
while engaged in sealing cars, at Indian.
apolis, Ind. The body was horribly mutt.
lated.
ALEXANDER AIKESs, ninety years old,
living alone near s ratford, Onc, was
found horribly murdered on the 2lst
There was gunshot wound in the abdo-
mon, and his head had been nearly severed
from the body with razo-.
In the Criminal Court at Charlotte, N.
c., on the 2lst, two negroes, Nelson ew-
art and Anderson Davis. were sentenced
to be hanged November 18th for burglary.
By an expl osion of gas in a coal mine
at Plymouth Junction, Pa, on the els,
one man was instantly killed and seven
fatally injured. Eight more, who were
In the mine at the tins, bad narrow
escape.
ON the % / one man was killed and thre,
wounded by an explosion in Virginia
coal mine.
On the 23d the chain factory and ma.
chine shops of the Pittsburgh (Pa. } Hinge
and Chain works were destroyed by fire.
PETER BRAKEBTLI, a wealthy farmer,
was killed by his son.in.law On the 23l at
Rockford, Tenn.
On the oath the three Italian "trunk"
murderers were sentenced at Chicago to
be hanged November IA h.
On the oath an elevator conductor,
named Marcelin, was crushed to death at
New York owing to his own neglect.
OK the a5th John Jeffres was arrested
at Evansville, Ind, for the murder OF
Marion Hunter at Calhoun, Ky.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DISPATCHES from Anco, Peru, announces
the defeat of the Montoneros under
the celebrated priest, Rios, and the
death of the latter. The handitti are
nearly extinct in the northern provinces,
which seem to be entering into more
peaceful era.
THERE were eighty-one new cases Of
cholera and forty-eight deaths from the
disease reported on the 2lst throughout
Spain. There were forty. three new cases
of cholera and twenty.three deaths in
Palermo, Italy.
THE twenty-second annual convention
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers convened in New Orleans, La, on
the 2lst About 800 delegates were pres.
en-. Toe session was private. The con-
vention was to continue in session for ten
days.
The number of hogs handled by West
a,., la luripa, anInl ha
18th was 200 1000, compared with 155, 900 for
the sams time last ysar. The tota. from
March lst 10 date wa, 1870, 900, against g.
$4,000 las year. The movement at the
principal points since March lst IL as fol.
lows: Chicago, 2,27o 900; Kansas City,
10000; Milwaukee, 2o4,O)0; st. Louis,
$4,000; Indianapolis, 10000; C,dar
Rapiis, 10000; Cl 'velani, 1872 0o); Gin.
cinnati, 1l4,0o).
THs American Gss Light Association
began its annual convention at Cincinnati
on the 2ls'.
The New York Presbyterian Synod de-
plores the publicatio, of Sunday newspa
pers.
The sessions of the Monetary Confer,
ence have been esume at Paris.
ON the 2.i the seYenty-thi'd "a annual
meeting OF American Antiquarian S1cisty
was held at Worcester. Mass.
The Porte desires a conference of the
powers to be held at Constantinople for
the settlement of the R,um ,ian troubl,.
THE movement started by the local
Beard OF Health at Montreal in favor OF
closing all chureh,s is being strenaously
opposed by the clergy.
THE bodies of the eight victims of the
disaster a, lia ,kensack Bridge, N. j., were |
buried on Hsr.'s Island by the Emi gran.
Commissioners.
THE Baltimore & Oaio Railway refuses
TO assent TO any advance or to any pooling
agreeusent until l. is recognized as New
York line
OS the 2, a sec 10 i.house near Rock
Springs, Wy. was bombaried an | drel
into b. moo. an twenty Cinnamon
were drivsn thence 10 the hills, where they
remained all ngi'.
1Hx delimitation OF IN, zaiacar Pass Re-
eion il finished. Eagland has secured for
Afghanistss TIE control ee ~ ccmplsts
pilisa.y !ssetl's