The Osceola times., 1888-08-11
nnarxa the month Of July .. go immi.

DURING the month OF Juiy 2s.6O imm''
grants arrived at Castle Garden, an IN
crease OF 1910 over July of last year.
THERE we're, on the lst in the vaults OK
tbs Treasury Department 245, 's3, 'e' SILVER
dollars.
CAxpI.rxAs won the race for the Ches'
terfield cup at Goodwood, England, on
the lst. Lisbon, second; Dante, third.
THERE had been 2s, Sj2 more Immigrants
landed at Castle Garden, up TO August l.
than for the same time last year.
4 OK the 1st a novel steam generator,
new departure in steam boiler construc-
ton, the invention of Mr. j. Mckim
Chase. a WE'LL known master mechanic OF
| Washington, was successfully exhibited
/ in that city. Steam was raised from cold
water in twenty minutes, and 10 two
hundred pounds in thirty minutes.
Az emphatic denial is made Of the state-
ment that the English Governm mt had
Withdrawn the new magazine rifle from
use In the army.
on the 81 the race for the Goodwood
cup was run at Goodwood, England.
Roda won, with Osrie second and Timothy
third.
SOUTHEAST OF Grand Forks, Oak, mill.
ions of cut.worms are devastating the
wheat fields.
In Annoy, China, cholera seems for the
present to be held In check, hut at Chang
Chow 1t is reported that 30)0 deaths have
occurred in the last sixty days.
THE Austrian and Hungarian govern.
ments have decided to suspend the trial
by Jury of Anarchists for one year.
News under the date o. July Is, from
Wakamotoa, japan, says the volcano Of
Mt Iwahassi suddenly burst into activity,
and IN short time flfty-six houses in
Iwasenura were destroyed. A telegram
received on the 10th says that the erup.
ton still continued, with great destruc-
ton and loss Of lie. About four hundred
persons and thirty houses in village
called Bira were buried under the sand
and ashes thrown out by the volcano.
Among those buried were some fifteen
visitors at the hot springs in the neigh.
| borhood.
! On the 81 a windstorm in the town OF
Lake, near Chicago, did considerable
damage to buildings In course Of erection.
Six cottages, just nearing completion,
were wrecked, entailing loss Of $4,000,
and many sheds, fences, small barns and
trees were blown down.
OK the I'd the arrangements for wed.
ding between George Blair and a young
lady Of Berlin, Wis, were all knocked in
the head by the prospective bridegroom,
who at the last moment decided in favor
OF morphine rather than matrimony.
Latest reports say he may recover.
| THE 81 was the last day Of the Good.
wood (England) race meeting. The feat.
ure Of the programme was the race for
the Goodwood stakes, handicap OF
twenty sovereigns each, with fj0o added,
which was won by Stourtead, Clancuttan
second, Fealty third.
| AT Marquette, Mich, a number of men
working in the Duluth, South Shore &,
Atlantic railway shops and on the line
Of the road, were laid off, on the 2d, pre-.
liminary to turning over the line TO the
Canadian Pacific, which has secured cou-
troll of It.
On the Sd tho National Plumbers con-
vention, in session in Boston, adjourned
after electing John 81. Hugot, Of Boston,
ms National district w. F.; Richard
O'Brien, of Washington, secretary aud
treasurer, and John w. Dougherty dis.
trict NJ. w.
| A WICKED LOOKING section OF gas pipe,
two feet long and plugged at both ends,
was sent by some grim wag TO Inspector
Bonheld, OF Chicago, over the Nickel
Plate railroad, on the 81.
On the 3D., Orr, of the Brooklyn Base
Ball Club, was laid of rs captain, and
suspended without paY, by Manager
Byrne, until he gets ready to play. He
reported SICK on the ID, was excused, and
then went TO Coney Island.
| INFORMATION has been received in Rome
that an immense amount of damage had
been done by volcanic eruptions on the
Lipara Islands. No details had yet come
to hand up to the ith, as the telegraph
lines were destroyed.
AT Hastings Neb., fourteen year old
colored boy resisted arrest on the 5th,
shooting and probably fatally wounding
Policeman Balcomb and wounded rail.
road employe named Clark. He was Anal
ly captured.
| AT Leicester, England, Temple won the
twenty mile bicycle championship race,
on the 4th. He also beat Howell in a five
mile race.
1T has been demonstrated by detectives
that the death OF Joseph Richardson, in
the woods near East Falmouth, Mass,
was caused by strong drink and expos
ure, and not, as was suspected, by foul
play at the hands OF his brother Phineas.
IT is said that the lameness which over
took the great race horse, The Bard, in
his race with Firenzi, on the I'd, will per.
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