The Osceola times., 1886-08-28

r. W. SHAFER Is under arrest at Keo-
kuk, Ia. on charge OF incendiarism.
WIN. WATKINS killed Lous Hilbert at
Aurora, Ind, on the 10th, and was prompt
ly hanged by the people.
THOMAS X. LYoS's shingle-mill at Lud-
ington. Mich, burned on the night of the
18th. The mill was built a few years ago
at an expense of $4,000 1t is a total loss.
together with 800, 0 shingles. No insur-
ance.
II. TANNER has just been arrested at
Tetson Basin, Idaho, for killing II. Weller,
Gus Hamlin and II. Eiggerman, his ass o.
ciates in working a placer bar near
Jackson Lake, July lG. He confesses,
claiming il was in self-defense.
A LARGE quantity of dynamite has been
stolen from a mine near Hanover and it Is
feared II has been taken TO England by
Anarchists. A miner has been arrested
on suspicion.
AT North Bloomfield, o., on the 10Th,
Holmer Quaile fatally stabbed Allie Parks,
a lad eighteen years Of age. Quaile, who
was intoxicated, quarreled with a cousin
of Parks, and the latter interfered to pre-
vent bloodshed. This so enraged Quaile
that he drew a long jack knife and stabbed
Parks to the heart. Quaile was arrested.
NEWS was received ON the 10th that the
town of Saric, i'm Sonora, had been entire-
ly swept away by floods. The place had
a population of 100 Not house was left
standing. Grain fields were fattened to
the ground. No estimate of the damage
or loss Of life was given.
ALARGE party of tourists had a narrow
escape on the Matterhorn in Switzerland
rec.ntly While making the ascent an
avalanche occurred and they were COM
pletely imprisoned by huge banks of
snow Forty guides went TO their assist
anoe With ropes and ladders, and after
superhuman exertions rescued them.
Many OF the tourists were frost-bitten.
They received an ovation on their arrival
at Zermalt, where the news of their peril
had been received.
SPIES, Parsons, Fielden, Schwab, Fisch-
er, Lingg and Engel, the Chicago Anarch-
iste, were found guilty and punishable by
death; Neebe gets fifteen years imprison-
ment.
A BOY named Hardy, near Albion, Neb.,
has been held for the supposed murder Of
Ralph Crowley.
SOME miscreant poisoned a spring at
Marshheld, Mass, with paris green, and
several victims are i'll from the effects
FRFD PIPENHEIMER, of New York, a
tobacco buyer, committed suicide at Louis
vile, Ky. on the 10th, by shooting himself
through the head.
OK the 2lst passenger steamer on the
Volga river in Russia, burned, and two
hundred lives were lost
On the 2lst Thomas Hobbs, wanted for
murder in Indiana, was captured in Or
egon County, Mo.
On the 2lst John A. Hanley, the alb
sconding United Lines manager, of
Toledo, o., was caught in New York.
On the 22d A. Nugue was drowned in the
river at Indianapolis, Ind.
Orro LEHRE shot and mortally wounded
Albert Tiedball at Detroit, Mich, on the
22i.
By the recent storm at Galveston 100000
damage was done to property.
On the 22d the Girard furnace at Youngs-
town, o., melted and caved in. Loss, S50,-
GOO.
OS the pod b. T. Eyerman, a merchant,
was murdered IN his store near Salisbury,
Md.
OK the 22i lady who lost $50, 900 at
Monte Carlo committed suicide, making
the seventy sixth case Of the kind this sea-
son.
TnE condemned Anarchists at Chicago
decline spiritual comfort from ministers
who visit the jail.
On the 221 Ida Granwright, the St.
Louis girl who recently ran away, taking
800 of her fathers money, was arrested
at indianapolis, Ind, and 1921 OF the stolen
money was recovered
on the 22d, by the capsizing Of small
boat ON Lake Minnetonka, Robert Thai
bert, w. b. Jackson, Jr. and another man
were drowned.
A FARIBAULT (Minn.) special to the st.
Paul Pioneer Press announces the drown
ing of two daughters Of Thomas Lemarx,
boy named Jamaut and young girl
named Goulet, while trying to cross Cedar
lake in row-boat during a thunder storm
on the I'D.