The Springdale news., 1888-11-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
 A VESSEL which sailed from Clutch, h. dia, bound for Bombay, with 9l0 natives on board, is long overdue. Itis supposed that she foundersd with all on board.
 LOUIS HEMoUEsT, a deckhaud on the barge s. C. Baldwin, was drowned as the vessel was entering the canal at ault Ste. Marie. Mich, on the 18th, and the engineer of the barge was scalded to death on the down trip.
 THE dome of the Glasgow (Scotland) Exposition building was demolished and the Ladies' Industrial department in the structure completely wrecked during a gale which prevailed on the 18th
 SEVERAL days ago Herman Anderson and young lady friend left Rice's Point, Wis, in skiff, intending to go to West Superior to attend dance. Nothing has since been heard of them, and it is SUD- posed that they were drowned.
 ON the 14th Captain John Miller, of Jimtown, 1. T., was killed by Jim Ables. Captain Miller was seventy-tw years old, and is said to have killed thirty men dur ! ing his life.
 AT Circleville, O., on the 18th, three young women were run down by pas senger train on the canal bridge of the Cincinnati & Miami Valley railroad. Emma Nickens jumped upon stringer of the bridge and saved her life; Mamie Tam lost leg and died from the shock, and Allie Redman was instantly killed and horribly mutilated.
 TIE Cunard lIne steamer Etruria ar- rived in New York, on the 18th, reporting the most terrible weather ever experi- eneed by her officers. Ole man was killed and several severely wounded by a mighty wave which broke over the ves sel.
 ON the 18th boiler exploded in the lumber yards of George Crawford, at Cincinnati, due to an insufficiancy of water, probably fatally scalding William Moessinger, engineer, and Peter Ma guire. fireman, who are said to have been intoxicated at the time.
 THOMAS G. GooDIN, short Sl6.0)o in his accounts as treasurer of Rawlins County, Kan. was arrested at Portland, O'e.. on the 18th. His dedication was caused by fast living and speculation.
 JOHN HoDELL, a native of Switzerland, a lIfe- prisoner in the Connecticut State prison, committed suicide. on the 18th, in his cell.
 
 New York City, on the 18th, Thomas F. Dunn, aged twenty, sustained injuries from which he died the following morn ing.
 FRED THOMAS, aged sixty, well known citizen of Scranton. Pa, hanged himself On the 18th. It is stated that the suicide was due to despondency over the result of the recent National election.
 AT Riella Italy Sninnipp m ill erepte1 three hundred years ago was burned on the 18th. Three children were killed and several persons injured. The loss to the proprietors, Fra:elli & Piacenza, is S200,- 009.
 THE dead body of colored man was found in reservoir on the 18th. from which almost the entire lower portion of Pittsburgh, Pa, is supplied with water for all purposes.
 AGRARIAN outrages in Ireland during the last quarter number 173.
 LUND AND MILLINGER, the American opium smugglers and their Chinese en- ployers, arrested at Buffalo, N. Y, re- gently. were examined, on the 18th, and held for trial on the 9th.
 A SEWER in process of construction in ittsburgh, Pa, cave6 in, on the 18th, in- stantlv killing Joseph Sands, contracto and Charles Baker, bricklayer. Sev- eral workmen were caught by the fall, but escaped.
 MRs. THOMAS FITZPATRICK, of Brid ge- port, Conn.,, atte mpted to light fire on the 19th, when the head fell from the match and ignited her clothing. She was fatally burned, as also her father, who tried to save her.
 THREE Bohemians were drowned by the capsiz ing of their boat at Bayswater l. l., on the 18th.