The Osceola times., 1888-04-28

been discovered alive aud well in Scot
land.
IT Is reported that the Emperor OF Ger
many has ordered the prosecution OF al
. newspapers guilty OF insulting the Em
press.
Ir is said that the speech of Senator In
gals. Of Kansas. on the Presidents mes
ssge-including the reference 10 Genera
Hancock-and the speech OF Representa-.
tive Nelson, of Minnesota, ON the tarin
will figure among the Democratic cam
paign literature OF lsSs.
OK the 2lst Hon. Frank Hnrd, OF Ohio,
spoke on tariff reform, under the auspices
OF the Tariff Reform League, in fremont
Temple. Boston.
liz is said that the investigation OF the
Government printing Office by the House
committee on printing has developed into
mere partisan fight
SENATOR SHELBY VI. CULLoM, OF Illinois,
Is reported AS saying that he is not a can
didate for the presidency.
ON the 21st the Italian Senator Pissa-
vimi was expelled from the Senate and
sentenced by magistrate TO seven
months Imprisonment for o crime against
public morals.
Ok the 2lst President Young os the Ma
tional Baseball League issued circular
letter Of instructions and advice TO that
much h-anathematized class, the umpifes.
or the 22d Queen Victoria, accompanied
by Princess Beatrice and Prince Henry OF
Battenberg, left Florence, Italy, for Ber-
| lin. The streets were crowded with en-
thusiastic admirers 10 bid them farewell.
On the afternoon Of the 22d the EN-
peror's physicians expected "A fatal tormi-
nation Of his illness, and it is said that
the Emperor invested the Crown Prince
with sovereign powers in all matters save
! questions of principle and policy.
On the Goth Girdie Groves. the female
rifle shot of the Wild West show, quar-
relied with Buffalo Bill and, without no.
tice, embarked at Liverpool for New York.
Upon arriving at Queenstown, however,
she relented, and started back, when she
was detained and searched by the Gus
toms officials, who mistook her for a
Fenian in disguise.
The presidency Of Clark's University.
at Worcester, Mass, has been accepted
by Prof. G.. Stibley Hall, Of Johns Hop
kins University.
On the 23d il was reported that Max
Strakosch, the impresario, was seriously
ILL., His lower limbs were paralyzed, and
general paralysis was threatened.
IT is said that the Pope is about to issue
a document condemning the plan Of cam
paign and boycotting, and forbidding
Catholics to adopt either.
OK the I'D Bishop William Taylor, Of
the Congo Mission Station, arrived in New
York on the Umbria. He came 10 attend
the Methodist General conference.
OS the I'D Brigadier-General Dwight,
who entered the army as Colonel Of the
Seventh Sew York, aud was appointed
Brigadier-General in isG2, died in Boston.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
OK the 18th w. W. Reynolds was shot
and instantly killed while attempting to
escape from Jail at Trinidad, Cal.
SENATOR STANFORD lost fine horses o..
the aggregate value Of sloo,ooo by the
burning OF the Palo Alto stables in Cali
fornia.
WHILE FIVE Indians were endeayoring TO
drag a canoe across raft Of logs at
Trempealeau, Wis, the logs parted and
all were drowned.
AT Nebraska City, Neb., Joseph F,
Brown, a Burlington engineer, was beaten
nearly TO death recently, by unknown par
ties.
Ar Sioux City, la, sensation has been
caused by the accidental discovery of "A
dead body in the ice house OF the Arens-
dorf brewery. II proved TO be Albert
Hiltz, one of the watchmen who were on
duty the night the Prohibition minister,
Haddock, was assassinated. BY Hiltz's
side lay the revolver of John Arensdorf,
the accused slayer Of Haddock.
AT Embarrass, Wis, a man named La
throp, his wife and three children were
drowned in the food on the 18th.
Ok the Goth Christiana Kraft, aged thir-
ty-two, OF New Haven, Conn, betrayed
and deserted by her lover, committed sui
eide by drowning.
Ar Fl. Wayne, Ind, depot of the
Standard Oil Company. containing 1900
barrels of oil, was burned on the Goth.
OK the Goth a dispatch was sent from
GAINESVILLE, Wis, 10 Crow Mountain, Mich,
ordering the arrest Of c. II. Wolhaupter
tor completely in the sensational Search
murder on the 9Th Of last July.
AT Denver, Col. on the 20th, Newt.
Norce. the Deer-Trail Terror, was con-
Yicted of murder in the second degree and
sentenced to fourteen years in the peni-
tentiary for the killing of Guy Hollings-
worth while resisting arrest
Ar Crisfield. Somerset County, Md, the
remarkable trial of Mrs. Emma Farlow,
for the murder of her husband, resulted in
verdict OF manslaughter.
Ar Birmingham, Ala, a man giving the
name of George Perkins, thought by local
officers TO bear a resemblance to Tascott,
the Chicago murderer, was arrested on
the 18th.
OS the 2lst the tugboat Magic was blown
to pieces by the explosion of her boiler at
Burr's dock. Brooklyn. Her engineer,
Samuel Baker, and cook, VIM. Symington,
the only persons on board at the time,
were blown 20 atoms.
On the 2lst nine persons We're arrested
in Dublin for participating in the late riot
at Skibereen.
WHILE crossing the south fork Of the
Crow river, four miles above Dclano,
MINI, on the 2lst. Andrew Biebel and
Mary Hem, lovers, were drowned.
AT Dayton, o., James Cummins, resi-
dent manager Of Dun's Commercial
Agency, becoming financially embar-
rassed, committed suicide on the 22d,
leaving wife and children.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ON the 18th the temperature fell forty
degrees within an hour at Sioux Falls,
Oak.
IN an article on the French situation
the Moscow Gasetie says it is greatly to
Russia's interest that France should be
strong, no matter through whom.
IAN investigation into the late wreck
near Creston, Ia, develops the startling
fact that the conductor OF the wrecked
train had been on duty without sleep for
fifty hours, and demurred against starting
out without rest. The engineer b ad not
slept for thirty hours.
On the 18th a heavy fall OF snow visited