The Osceola times., 1886-09-11

been arrested at Sofia.
REPORTS come that the natives OF the
Eastern part of the province Of Sechuen,
China, and those of Cochin China have
ris against the Christians and are mas
sacre!ng them AMI destroying property.
on the 2d six master builders were in
| jured at Barcelona, Spain, by explosives
placed under the tables where they were
holding a meeting.
on the 81 two men were killed in a coll
lision on a logging railroad, near Gray
| ling, Mich.
on the ID a threshing- g-machine boiler
explosion at North Greenbush, N. Y, killed
two men and wounded several other per-
sons.
LATEST accounts show that ten white
and twenty-five colorel persons were
killed hy the earthquake at Charleston
The suffering and damage 10 property are
even greater than at first reported.
OS the "a the wholesale stores of ]. F.
& B. Garret, dealers in paper and print
ing materials at Syracuse, ~ Y, were
burned out. Loss, $4,000; well insured.
OK the 2d jerome r. Hurd, farmer liv
ing in Greene County, Mich, was killed
by the accidental explosion Of dynamite
cartridges he was carrying in basket.
His limbs and neck were broken and his
body was horribly mutilated.
A VIOLENT outbreak of cholera is report
ell near Naples.
SEvES Hung earians were burned to death
in a shanty near Stonestown, Pa, on the
night OF the ID.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made to
wreck the train which conveyed Prince
Alexander TO Sofia.
A coLLlsIoN on the New York Central
railroad at Marcellus, N. Y, on the 30,
caused loss of $4,000
a SoUTu BEND tlnd.) dispatch of the 81
SAYS Mrs. Emma Molloy attempted to
commit suicide at that place by drowning.
FIRE destroyed twelve houses at Noun
Carmel, Pa, on the 81. One woman and
child are thought to have been burned.
ROBERT A. ToDD, of Milwaukee, Wis,
was viciously, and II is thought fatally,
assaulted on the 3d by his son Robert, who
is insane.
ANOTHER earthquake shock was felt
about eleven O'Clock the night of the 81 at
Charleston, and created great consiorna-
Nltns IL tNttlhfil from JACKS NV me- + Ia.
to Washington, d. c. Several houses al
ready damaged in Charleston collapsed,
and one woman was killed.
Mrs. ELIZABETH BUNNFLL, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, was arrested on the 81 on a
charge of administering poison to + lward
s. Shaw, nephew Of Mr.. Shaw, the rail-
road magnate. Mrs. Bunnell strongly
protests her innocance.
JOHN WALSH, ased seventeen, was in
stantly killed in the Union Foundry and
Machine Company's works, Allegheny,
Pa, shortly before noon on the 81. lie was
caught in the betting and bis body was
terribly mauglcd, nearly every bone being
broken.
PARRoTsvILLv, in Cooke County, Tenn,
Is in wild state Of excitement over
frightful epidemic which has made it, ap-
pearance there. The disease, which in
every case proves fatal, resembles fux,
except that the victims are attacked with
severe pains in the head and at the same
time with pains in tho abdomen. The
physicians are unaile TO cope with the
disease, and those stricken with 10 sue
cumb within short time Twenty
deaths had occurred up to the night Of
the 81
On the 4th a very heavy lumber and mill
fire occurred at Milwaukee, Mich. The
loss was very heavy, nearly twenty acres
of mills and lumber and shingle piles be-
ing swept away.
ON the 9TH fifteen families were made
homeless by fire in New York.
OK the 9th Lovi Probst, OF West Point,
Neb., committed suicide 40 Reading, Pa,
by jumping from train while on his
wedding trip.
On the 9TH, Ogiser George Woods. OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, chased a man nam,d Ed
ward Henuing; both fell over precipice
and are supposed to be fatally injured.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Az article recently published In the
North German Gazette stating that Seer
many must always keep her eyes on
France because France is making rapid
preparations TO fght," has caused much
excitement in France.
THE revolutionary troops at Sofia have
SURRENDERED TO the loyalst troops aud
their officers have bcen placed under ar
rest
ALocKoUr Of plumbers is in progress at
New ork. II is not their season, any
how.
On the iSt one OF the most extensive pa
rades ever seen in Cincinnati was witness.
cd by 100000 people. II was on the occa-
sion of the opening OF the exposition. The
procession was made up Of military, civil
societies AMI industrial exhibits. IL re-
qnired nearly three. hours to pass given
point
DuRiNG Auzust the reduction Of the pub
lie debt was Sl9lO,Go9.02. The small rcluc.
tion is attributed to the heavy extraordi-
nary payments authorized by Congress.
but on the other hand the receipts havce exc
ceedei the average for August 10y nearly
100000
OK the lst the annual convent N OF tho
National Tanners and Hide aul Leather
Dealers Association opened at h st0n.
James f. Mooney, Of Chicago, presilel.
THE conference for the protection Of
literary property will roassembla at Bernc,
Swiizsrland, September e.
THs bi-centennia' anniversary OF the
retakins Of that city from the TURKS By
the Austrians WAS celebrated at Pcsth, on
the 2d, in ma nillceut style.
Tnc new silver certificate will be ready
for issue by the Government on the lst Of
next month.
Or the 2d battle between revolu'ionists
and loyalist troops at Radomir, in Z stern
Roumelia, resulted in the defeat oi Oh
revolu;ioni,ts with heavy loss.
OY the is. carthquak, shocks were folt
at Malaga aud other points in Spain.
SNORT Gs in the supply oi nVn.p
gas ON the sluth side of Pittsburgh Pa.