The Osceola times., 1886-08-21

Or the llth westherhead & Walls win.
dow and glass factory at Massillon, o..
burned. Loss, 5000; insured.
THE trial of Rollin II. Squire and Msu.
rice B. Flynn at New York has been sci
for September 8.
| on the 18th Michael Metz was hanged a,
Uniontown. Pa, for the murder Of a CON-
panion named Cassid nte.
On the 18th an Orange procession at
Londonderry was stoned by mob. An
Episcopal clergyman and several citizens
were wounded.
FIRE at Kosciusko, Mich., on the 18th
destroyed twenty stores and offices. Loss,
so, 900; Insurance light.
SKBrous anti-Jewish riots have occurred
in the province of Kief, Russia. The
houses of many Jews were wrecked.
OS the night of the l2th, the schooner
Orion capsized in Boston harbor and four
OF the five men composing the crew were
drowned.
On the 18th Mrs. Emma Francis Shaw,
while en- route from San Francisco, COM
mitted suicide at Pittsburgh, Pa, by
taking strychnine. Her husband, Isaac
r. Shaw, is general MANAGER Of the Elec-
trio Light Company at Williamsport, Pa.
Domestic trouble is said to have been the
cause OF the rash act.
THE town Of Sillieu, Hungary, has been
destroyed by fire. The property burned
includes four hundred houses, church, a
nunnery and a school. The loss is $780,
600.
M. s,.fs -,
Mass, has been arrested on charge Of
having caused the death of her son VIII
liam by administering poison in his food.
She is forty-seven years of nge and has
been widow for four years. At the
same time Thomas r. Smith, Of Hyde
Park, was arrested, charged with being
an accomplice to the crime. A dozen sim
liar charges are laid against Mrs. Robin
son.
FIRE destroyed Newton's planning mill at
Hastings, Mich, on the 18th.
Four lives were lost by the capslzing Of
the schooner Frolic in Boston harbor.
FURTHER indictments in connection with
the Squire Flynn affair at New York are
expected.
A GASOLINE stove explosion at Sedalia,
Mo-, on the 10Th, fatally burned Cora f.
Shepherd and caused an IS, 600 fire
AN explosion occurred in a colliery in
Lancashire, England, on the l3 b, in which
140 men were at work. Forty lives are
said to have been lost.
NEAR indianapolis, on the 18th, light
ming killed Mrs. Buckhart while asleep in
bed with her husband and child, neither
OF the latter being hurt.
JoHS WAGNER, who has a wife and
three children living at Columbus, o., shot
and fatally wounded his mistress at ln-
dianapolis, Ind, on the 18th.
FIRE destroyed twenty six Of the prin-
cipal business houses at Folsom, Cal, on
the 18th. Loss, sl5O,OO0; insurance, 3d.
Oc0.
Mrs. GEORGE DEAKENHART and her
sight-yesr- daughter died at their
home at Bakerstown, Pa, on the 18th from
eating toadstools, which they thought
were mushrooms.
BY collision on the Long Island rail-
road at Woodhaven, L. l., on the l4th, one
man was killed and several injured.
VIM B. JOHNSON, a prominent citizen Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, was murdered in
cold blood at that place on the lith y John
Boyd.
GENERAL c. C. AUGUR (retired) was
shot four times by negro named Will
liam Pope at his residence in Washington
on the 18th. His wounds are not serious.
Pope and another negro were indulging
in a profane alteration in front of the
Generals residence, and he endeavored to
drive them Off, when Pope turned on him
and shot him. Pope was arrested.
X. l.. FOWLER, a prominent citizen Of
Sidney, Neb., shot and killed him ELF with
revolver on the liih. He was intoxicat-
ed, and was fiourishlng the pistol, when it
was accidentally discharged.
\. W. ARMIsTEAD, assistant postmaster
at Danv lille, Pa, committed suicide on the
10Th by hanging.