The Osceola times., 1886-06-19

yoHS W. wooDHuLL. formerly grand
secretary OF the Masonic Grand Lodge Of
Wisconsin. has teen expelled from the or
der for smbeEzlsment.
Or the 10Th 8 freight train was wrecked
on the Union Pacific near Elkhorn, Neb.,
and James South. Of Salt Lake, and
Michsel D0aohue, o; Omaha, who were
stealing 4 ride. were killed.
on the 10th Hiram D. Waisworth, OF
Holly. y. Y, committed suicide by jump
ing from Goat Island fridge at Niagara
Falls. He was carried over the falls.
Or the nigh, Of the 9th the POst-offiee at
Blair. Neb-, was hurglarired and $50 in
stamps and $50 in money were taken, to-
geiher with a registered letter supposed to
contain q large sum Of money.
Os the night of the 9Th three masked
men presented themselves st the station
house az Calais, overpowered the officer in
charge at the point Of a revolver, released
Wm- Buckley, who was held under a
charge Of smbe11lement, on a Lynn
tNass.) warrant. and escaped with him TO
the provinces. Buckley is the man who
was recently entioed across the line and
arrested by an American detective.
ON the l0sh Mrs. Flora Rolph was ar
rested a, Port Huron, Mich, for causing
the death Of her three-year-old child.
Mrs Rolph had separated from her hus-
hand, the children being divided between
them
FIRE destroyed the Mozart thester and
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John Eden's ice-house and about a dozen
other small buildings at Tonawanda. y.
V. on the 10th. The body of an unknown
man was found burned 70 Q crisp in the
ruins.
on the llth Litchfeld, Conn, had
ssoo. .ap0 fire.
VIAs. the convict who led the 81. VIM
cent de Paul penitsntiary revolt at Mon
treal. Can, has been found guilty Of Shoot
ing with intent TO escape, and with break
ing jail. He was sentenced to twenty five
years additional Imprisonment, which
gives him thirty three years 10 remain in
the peui,entiary.
Os the llth Mr.. A. Mackenzie, United
States Vice Consul at Dublin, shot his
wife with revolver, lodging a bullet in
her temple. He then placed the pistol 10
his own head and fired bullet into his
brain. Both were taken 10 the hospital,
tut Mr.. Mackenzie died on the way. Mrs.
Mackenzie will probably not recover.
LATEST aivices from Auckland, New
Zealand, state that the volcanic eruption
at Tsrrawera destroyed entire villages in
the district by swiftly burying them in
ashes. Twenty-six dead bodies had been
recovered from the ruins
OS the i2,h Nelson Palmer, young Ball
tImore (Md.) stock broker, who was in jail
under a charge Of forgery, committed sui
eide in his cell by poison.
By the recent eruption Of the volcano Of
Tsrawea, New Zealand, 100 natives and
ten English persons los, their lives.
AT Muscatine, Ia, on the l2th, iIe de-
s,royed s60 .coD saw mill, the Hutiig Com
psny's sash and door factory, four dwell
ings, four bridges, and 100000 feet Of
lumber belonging TO the Muscatine Lum-
Der Company. A man named Cooper was
killed.
On the night OF the 1lth several vessels
were lost in a "noriher'i at Valparaiso
Chilli Thirteen lives are known TO have
been lost.
Is the case Of Mary Reilly, one Of the
victims Of the recent riots in Belfast. Ire
land. the ooroner's jury returned a verdict
OF "wiltul murder" against the police who
fired into the mob.
OK the 18th William Hutchinson, a canal
boat captain, and his wife were suirocated
on board their boat by bilge gas at New
York.
FIRE destroyed the Oconto Companv's
Touring mill, several residences, a shingle
factory and numher Of cars loaded with
cedar posts at Oconto, Wis, on the 12th.
The loss will aggregate fully 5000.
OK the night OF the lath fire DESTROYED
the furniture factory of c. A. Dorney &
Co, at Allentown. Pa.
ABRApAM SToccvIs, who was charged
with stealing Aimee's diamond ring, was
released, the actress asking the court TO
let him go.
OS the 18th George Vogel, OF Indian
apOlis, Ind. missed his wife on returning
from market, and an hour later found her
hanging by the neck TO Team in the cell
lar, dead.