The Osceola times., 1888-10-13

reporter No satu tnat tue DcIuocrats "ouhu
carry New York and Indiana In Novem-
ber.
On the 9th DR.. f. williams, the eminent
oculist OF Cincinnati, died at Hazle wood
Pa, aged sixty-six
PRINCE HKNRY OF Battenberg has been
appointed honorary commander In the
Austrian navy.
OK the 9th Emperor William and the
Crown Prince Of Austria went deer
stalking in the Lainzier Thiergarten.
NJ. CHAUvIERE. the Socialist member OF
the Paris Municipal Council, who arrived
IN Belgium on the 7th, was expelled from
the country. despite the vigorous protests
of the Socialist workmen.
JAKE KLRArN is out in a card TO the
public, la which he says he is ready to
meet the syndicate that proposes match-
ing an unknown against him, and that In
case they fail 20 make the match, he will
claim the 5000 forfeit now posted with
the Herald in Paris.
T. h. BARRY, Of the general executive
board. Knights Of Labor. has resigned
his position, and charges the board with
using their position to further personal
ends.
Rnv. Gro. u. BALL, 10 his libel suit
against the New York Eoening Post Pub
fishing Company, has summoned Presi-
dcat Cleveland as n witness, to show that
the charges he made against Governor
Cleveland In 1884 were true, aud no SLAM
der.
NOTHING had been heard from the miss =
ing absconder, w. II. Ingham, OF No. -
broadway, New York. up to the sth. Tn e
letters are now piled up In the Office two
fee high as they were passed by the car
rier ihrough the slit In the door.
A MONUMENT was unvailed in Kilmanor
graveyard, near Arklow, Ireland. on the
7th In memory OF John Kinsellar, who
was killed by emergency men last year,
and whom the people In the vicinity hold
to Lave been foully slain while acting in
defense of home and country.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Az Apacne Indian, who. in 1856, xii led
seven miners In New Mexico, was capt
ured and Jailed at Albuquerque on the
| %.
Ir was learned, on the 2d, that James
| II. Goodman. who had been missing from
| New York for six weeks, was an embezzler
| TO the amount of $4,000.
| ANOTHER Tascott suspect was arrested
at Kingston. N. ". on the ID. He close
ly answers the description of the alleged
murderer of Amos J. Smell, OF Chicago.
| Oxr OF the widest storms ever ex
perienced on Lake Michigan played
havoc among shipping aud resulted in
the loss of many lives on the night of the
1si.
JAMES MctiRArH, Peter r. Regans,
Andrew Olsen aud +. Nelson were
drowned. on the 1st, while fishing outside
the Golden Gate at San Francisco, their
boat being capsized by the swell from
the steamer Queen Of the Pacific, bound
out.
ELBRIpeE, OAK, on the Sd, was in dan
ger OF destruction from prairie fire rag
| ing in that vicinity. A squad OF Norther n
Pacific men had left jamestown to helI
save tho place.
MANY lives are reported lost by the
prevailing floods along the valley OF the
Rohne, in Switzerland.
| AT New Lisbon, o.. on the Sd, Charlie.
Brown, notorious se-thief, thr W
snuff In the eyes of the turnkey Of the
county Jail and escaped. His intention
to liberato all Of the prisoners was
thwarted bv the alarm promptly raised
by the turnkey.
FIRE destroyed the Union Carriage
Works, owned by Fitzgibbons & Crisp, o
Trenton, N. j., on the 4th. Loss abou
10000; insured.
on the 4th w. II. Crabb. Of Curtis
Neb., was arrested o complaint of Franl
Hollingsworth, OF Hastings, charged
with obtaining So, 900 worth of merchan
disc on fraudulent title papers to a sec
ton OF land.
On the 4th Joseph NJ. Pane, a director
OF the First National Bank OF Angelica
N. Y, was indict ed on charge of de
voting funds of the bank TO his own use
and making false entries In the books o
the bank, and with misappropriatin
about 81. 900.
0Two Viennese students, being hope
lessly embarrassed financially, sho
themselves dead by mutual agreement II
the suburbs of that city. on the 5th
Neither of them had available assets
and both resolved to die rather than fac
their creditors.
AN immense tobacco barn, with a larg
crop OF tobacco aud a lot of farming i'm
plements, on the farm of Mr.. NJ. Reid
, near Mayfiel KY, was destroyed by fir
early ON the morning of the 9th. Loss
/ So, 200; partially insured.
IL A COLLISION occurred on the Baltimor
h Ohio railroad near Dickens station
J forty miles west OF Washington, abou
! midnight on the 7th. Three men wer
killed outright and several others Sc
riously injured.
} DURING the ceremonies attending tn,
corner. stone laying of tho new St Mary
Polish Catholic Church in Reading, Pa.
on the afternoon of the 7th, the floor CAV
way, and more than one hundred person
were precipitated to the basement below
a distance of thirty feet sustaining NOR
or less severe and fatal injuries.
GRO. SCHMIDT, of Marietta, o., In tn
employ OF Roland Potter on the bee
drive, near saltwater, Mont, was killed
on the 7th, while attempting TO ride
, vicious horse.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Jupae HOFFMAN, of the United State
|, | nistri,t (,aurt n San EranpiSen IN