The Osceola times., 1888-06-23

I died suddenly OF heart disease
v SPECIAL to the New York TINES, OF ID.
18th. from Chicago, said Mrs. Logan had
entered into the canvass for Governor
Alger with old-time energy, spieed VIII
a tinge o. bitterness toward other candl'
dates.
OK the Iiih IL was stated that the Ger
man Emperor's lungs were infamed. anl
that death might occur al any moment
| on the 18th Miss Mollie Garfield was
married 10 J. Stanley Brown. and Harry
Garfield was welded 81 Miss Mason,
daughter o. the late James Mason OF
Cleveland. AZ the residence Of their
mother in Mentor. q
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
AT one O'Clock on the morning of the
18th a fire in the tenement house No. ~
| second street New York City, caused a
manic among the inmates. Many were
rescued with ladders by the firemen, but
il Is known that several lives we're lost
or the lith Peter Alt. proprietor Of the
| Arlington House, near the Pimlico race
track. baltimore, Nd. was shot dead by
his SON William. aged fifteen years Alt
had been abusing his wife, and finally he
caught irr and threatened to kill her,
when her son came 20 her rescue with a
shotgun.
FoR Kissing his sweetheart on the street
Albert Miller, OF Harrisburg. Pa, was
sentenced, on the 18th, to two months i'm
prisonment.
OK the nth the Brookside creamery.
near Mechanicsyille. Ia, the property Of
J.R-M NORM & Co., Of Cedar Rapids, was
burned. Six tons Of butter, with the
I t.N A.
stroyed.
On the 18th, during O storm, lightning
struck the house Of Berlet Gunderson,
four miles south of Clarkfield. MINI,
killing two children and shocking the re-
mainder of the family severely.
Ar Elizabeth, n. j.. Lawrence Stearns,
an invalid, died, on the 18th, from over
exertion, caused by eStinguishing the
flames that threatened the life OF his
mother.
Ar Minneapolis. Mimi. Louis Blew
stein, proprietor Of :. second hand cloth
ing store, shot himself, on the 18th. The
only explanation he gave was that he was
tired of living. He died in few hours.
on the 18th Moses y. Gage, prominent
resident OF Hyde Park, Boston was found
dead in his yard. 1t was discovered that
he had cut his throat
THE American schooner John Bird,
from Jonesport, Me-, for Hillsboro, y. B.,
was reported ashore near Mispec, N. b.,
on the 18th, and would be total loss. She
was uninsured.
Or the 18th Barclay Peake, who pleaded
guilty at Mt. Holly, y. j., OF murder in
the second degree for having shot and
killed his cousin. Kate Anderson, was
sentenced TO twenty years. Imprisonment.
OS the 18th the Bayview House, owned
by Daniel Thurber, situated at Water ISL
and, South Beach, opposite Patchogue, l..
l., was destroyed by fire.
AT Menomonie, Wis, clay bank in a
brickyard caved in on the 18th, burying
seven men, two of whom were taken out
dead and terribly manyled; two died in a
few hours, and the remaining three had
legs and arms broken and internal in.
juries.
The hush OF death was produced in the
German capital by the sad news from
Potsdam, on the 18th. The people were
quiet and subdued. aud the streets were
silent Berlin thought and spoke OF
nothing but the mournful tidings which
the sad morning had brought TO the wait
ing hearts of her people. A national
gric; moved all Germany, because be-
loved "Unser Fritz" was no more.
AT New York Lawyer Dunn was found
guilty OF grand larceny in the first de-
gree, on the 18th. in receiving from Teller
Scot, money stolen by the latter from thi
Manhattan Bank.
The railroad bridge at Duluth, MINI.
caught and held the logs liberated by th'
giving way OF the boom at Cloquet on th'
18th. II transpires that the boom at Fon'
du Lac, MINI, also gave way.
ON the 18th VIII Hague, formerly cit
clerk OF Paterson, n. j., who fed 4
Canada In 1881. leaving deficit Of 800
| In his accounts with the city, voluntaril
returned, and gave himself up 10 the au
thorites. Hague was also treasurer o
the Peoples Brewing Company of New
ark. and WAS some $4,000 short in his &C
counts there. lie states that his life as
fugitive had become unbearable, and b
decided to return and stand trial,
OK the Pennsylvania rond twenty freigh
cars were wrecked near Fifty-secon
street, Philadelphia, on the 18th, and wer
almost entirely destroyed by fire caugh
from a hot-box and fed by refined OF
with which one ot the cars had oeel
loaded.
OS the 18th the jury in the Diss De Bar
case were unable 10 agree, and were locke
up for the night.
on the 18th the Supreme Court of Cali
fornia affirmed the decision OF the lowe
court in the case Of DR.. J. Milton Powers
convicted OF the murder Of his wife an,
sentenced to be hanged.
NEAR Crocker station, Ia, on the 10th
two men were arrested on a freight trail
on suspicion Of robbing an unknown ma
Of II, 100. They answer the description
given. One OF the men had >9Gl, 20 on hi
person, the other S397.3j.
A YOUNG man named Jesse Sawyer
while attending party AT Kearney, Neb
on the night of the 18th, became iealou
of the attentions paid to a young lady h
had brought there, and going ont door
he cut his throat with razor, inilicting
probably fatal wound.
OK the night Of the lith two men regis
tered at n Binghamton IN. y hotel a
James McVey aud John McCharty, o
Chicago, and were found nearly suffocate
next morning by gas. They proved to b
James Welch and Eddie Small, OF Syra
cuse. Both are dead.
DURING Il iit OF frenzy, caused by drink
John Meyers Doremus, butcher Of Hack
ensack, n. j., stabbed and killed his son
on the 18th.
Ar Titusyille, Pa, cloud burst oc
CURED on the night OF the 18th, destroyin,
about $4,000 worth OF property. No live
were lost.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OK the lith the bill TO aid the World
Exposition and Permanent Exhibition o
the Three Americas, TO be held in Wash
ington in 1892, and carrying preliminar
appropriation OF s25,000, was favorabl