The Osceola times., 1885-10-10
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the Goth Antonio Rivera, a coal min.
er at Engel vile, near the New Mexican
border, while crazy drunk, demanded two
dollars from Keyes Garcia, a water
melon peddler, with which TO continue
his Spree Garcia refused the loan,
whereupon Rivera shot him Ia the abdo-
men, inflictiuy fatal wound.
On the 29:h Joseph Martin. an old EN-.
ploye on the farm OF Isaiah Wilson, near
Sulphur Grove, o.. was fatally gored by
an angry bull as he was driving cattle
from pasture. Martin was tossed in the
air, and the minute he struck the ground
the bull gored him again in the shoulder
The Insane Asylum at Warm Springs,
Mont, was destroyed by fire on the 3Oth,
and three inmates perish in the flames.
MFNpeL & RosESBERGER's box factory
at Cincinnati, o., was burned on the Goth,
entailing loss of 900 and throwing
100 employees out Of work.
THE third trial OF the Jew, Bitter, and
his wife at Cracow, Russia, on the charge
of numbering Christian girl, resulted in
convic iction and sentence OF death.
MRS. ELIZA STEEL colHniitteu sulciue Nv
Celina, o., on tho lst.
GEoRss YOUNG has been convicted of
wife murder at Ennis. Tex, and sentenced
to death.
ON the 1st an acct OF the Western
Maryland Railroad, near Chambsrsburg,
Pa, caused the death OF two children.
AT New Britain, Conn, on the LIST, a
train of the New York & New England
Railway collided with an omnibus and
killed two children.
VIM. PESLAND has been convicted at
Ennis, Tex, OF murder committed dur
ing the war, and received life sentence.
HIGHwAYMEN stopped the mail stage
between Abilene, Tex, and San Angelo
on the 1st, tore open the mail pouches and
robbed the passengers.
On the evening of the 3Oth q handsome
young woman took q room at the Morton
House, New York, and reg lstered as
"Annie Bennett, New York." after which
she retired Tho next morning she was
found dead in her room with the gas
turned on and all cracks in the windows
stuffed with paper She was an actress.
Her mother resides in Philadelphia.
On the Is, while gang OF men were
loading coal on vessel near railroad
track, at Cleveland, o., train backed
down, K ing Andrew Devir, sixty years
old, fatally injuring Patrick Manamoni
and badly crushing James guilty.
BURGLARS blew open the safo in tho
store OF John Patterson at Amesville,
Athens County. Ohio, tho night of the
3Oth, from which they distracted over
$3.50 in cash, and S2j) in bonds of Para
Muthia Lodge +. A. NJ, of Athens. Mr..
Patterson is Treasurer of his township,
AMI $3.50 of the missing funds belonged
to the township.
On the 81 Day & Aliens livery stable
anil contents, inciuling twenty zone head
OF horses, was destroyed by fire at Nash
vile, Tenn.
WHILE under the Influence OF liquor
David Vinton, agei fitty-ei yht years, OF
Southlr.dge, Mass, attacked his son, aged
thirty-lve, and was XII lei by the latter.
On the 81 by the explosion of a mud :
drum under the boilers of the SAILOR IRON
works at Pittsburgh, seventeen persons
were injured, several of them fatally.
FIVE hundred villages were destroyed
by the recent cyclone in India.
FIVE persons were killed and thirty or
forty wounded by the collision. on the
4th, of two circus trains on the Fergus
Falls branch OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
roa |.
ISAAC REYNOLDS, an old hand at the
business, was surprised by the police and
captured at his home In Indianapolis, Ind,
on the evening OF the 81. while in the act
of making counterfeit half.dollars.
n1JsCELLANEOUs.
Active war preparations are being
made by the Porte in anticipation Of be-
ing compelled TO adopt extreme measures
to settle the Roumelian difficulty.
The Nsenah (Wis.) stove-molders are
on n striks.
OK the 1st James Palmer, murderer,
escaped from the eff ers at Meator, Ind.
TIE window-glass manufacturers held
a convention at New York on the lst.