The Osceola times., 1886-10-30

AsroSIo CEoNARA, an italian, was
killed at New York on the goth by his
wife, whom he had shamefully abused.
W. II. NJ. CoBLEIGH, a wealthy farmer,
aged seventy three, was killed nine miles
south Of East Saginaw, Mich. The wind
blew a heavy gate on him. He struggled
desperately but died before help came to
remove the gate. He leaves wife and
two sons.
A CAGE In one Of the shafts OF the New
York aqueduct fell distance Of fifty feet
on the 10Th, killing one man and badly
injuring three others.
ALBERT KoRNIrsKY, alias "Bismarck,"
has made written confession OF the Had.
dock murder at Sioux City, Ia
FAMILY at Ssco, Me-, was poisoned by
drinking new cider from q cask which
formerly contained embalming fluid.
OK the Goth fifteen persons died from
cholera In Pesth and two in Trieste, Hun
gary, and thirty-two new cases were re-
ported in the former place and nine In the
latter.
A WOMAN died in Roosevelt Hospital,
New York, on the 2lst, from ether admin
istered for purposes OF an operation.
THE trial of ex-Alderman McCabe was
commenced at New York on the 2lst and
plea of insanity was entered.
THE United States Circuit Court grand
Jury at Boston reported four new indict-
ments on the 2lst containing 100 counts,
charging embezzlement, making false en-
tries and fraudulent withdrawal of funds
against Richmonl J. Lane, ex-president
of the Addington National Bank.
A SPECIAL from Green Bay, Wis, states
that the propeller W. l.. Brown with a
full cargo of coal for Depree, sprung a
leak and sunk in seveDty-six feet Of water
of Peshtigo. She was valued at $4,000.
Chicago agents hold insurance on the hull
and cargo.
THE propeller Orcela, Of the Red Line,
Lake Superior, running between Duluth
and Buffalo, caught fire on the 21st at Du-
luth, and had to be scuttled. She was
partially loaded with railroad iron and
lime. Loss on boat, $4,000 to 50, 900; loss
on cargo, 5000.
WHILE David Evans, aged fifty years,
and his son William, aged fourteen, of
Millport, Pa, employed at the Sterling
slate quarry near Slatington, were cross
ing tunnel on the 2ist II caved In, carry
ing them down one hundred feet and
burying them under mountain of earth.
bodies.
DR. A. r. SLOAN committed suicide at
Greenville, Miss, on the 22d.
The British dispatch boat Imogene is
reported wrecked at Gallipolis in fog.
A BOHEMIAN named Martin Soukup kill
ed two women with an axe and burned
the barn and dwelling of his employer
near Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the night of the
21st.
FIRE destroyed the works of the Canada
Paper Company at Windsor, Ont, on the
22d.
Hon. JOSEPH b. CLARK, a prominent cit
izen OF Manchester, N. H., committed sui
eide on the 22d.
THE agent Of the American Express
Company at vermontville, Mich, was
bound and gagged by robbers on the night
OF the 2lst, who secured $500 from the safe
and got away.
A scHooLHoUsE in West Clare, Ireland,
to which children of boycotted citizens
were admitted, was wrecked ON the 22d by
unknown parties.
ScHRIEDr & MrLLER's foundry, at
Mansfield, o., burned on the 22d. Loss,
about $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
JAMES CRAFT and Mrs Elna Brass were
arres ted late in July near Cadillac, Mich,
fpr ha Haro Of ha M hts lao,
who disappeared June 10 last. They con-
fessed the murder, and on the POI pleaded
guilty and were sentenced to State prison
for life.
A FRIGHTFuL accident happened near
Kenton, KY. on the 22l A steam mill
being operated by Handy & Moss Hoff-
man blew up, killing Handy instantly
and scalding Hoffman so there is little
hope of his recovery. Both were married
and had large families.
A SPECIAL from New Iberia, La, OF the
22d says: Information was received here
to-day that during the storm of the 12th
over thousand head OF cattle were
drowned and two fishing smacks were
driven ashore on the Islands OF Cheniere
au Tigre and Cheniere la Croix. No
lives were lost.
TIE loss occasioned by the fire at Farm
ington, Ne, on the night OF the 22d, is es-
timated at 5000
THE Chicago Glass Manufacturing works
at Chicago burned on the 23d.
ION the 23d Robert W. Aston, Of Atlanta,
Ca, a clerk in the Sixth Auditors office,
Washington, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head.
OK the oath the steam .barge Rudolph
caught fire on Lake st. Clair and was to-
tally destroyed.
HIcKLEN j. LANDERs, of Landers &
Weaver, brokers, indianapolis, is missing,
and II is alleged that he successfully prac-
ticed Neeld's bogus wareh ouse methods to
the extent of $4,000.