The Springdale news., 1889-01-18
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

regency. The King was reported unable to take food and rapidly sinking.
 CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
 Ar Wilkesbarre, Pa, Mike Razzello, one of the murderers of Paymaster Me Ciure and Flanagan, was given a hearing before Justice Stllman on the 9th. He refused to make any statement.
 NEAR Berthier, Que, a eaYe-iH of iand occurred on the sth, and did about S10,01o worth of damage. The descent occupied about half an hour. The sensation k de- seribed as being similar to that felt on ship in a storm.
 ON the sth an attempt was made 10 blow up the palace at Madrid, Spain, by the throwing of a petard on staircase. The explosion caused great alarm. No arrests were made.
 ON the 10th the old Argyle House. in East Dubuque, Ia, known to all early travellers in the West. and for the past i've years used as buggy top factory. was burned Loss, S2o,0oD; insurance, 5000. The fire is said to have been Of in- ceudiary origln.
 Up to the evening of the 10th the re- yised lisi of casualties by the terrible disaster at Reading, Pa, the result of the - i1itI u AAi' 'AiL' NAl9- NLlIAA4t lL4- lured, 76, and number missing.
 \ SUMMARY of the results Of fhe terrible accident by the storm at Pittsburgh. Pa, np to the afternoon of the 10th, show the following Taken out dea1 2; dead still in ruins, ,; fatally iniHrez,, g; seriously injured, 2i; slightly injured, 15; known missing, 9; at hospitals, 3l; at Central station, g; at morgue, ]; taken home, 2e. Total number dead, II; total number af- feeted. G.; unaeeounted for, supposed to be under ruins, 2n.
 1T Jackson, Tenn, on tbe 10th, passen- ger tram No I, on the Illinois Central railroad ran into an open switch and was ditehed. Engineer sam Berry was seri- ouslY injured, and the eelerad fireman, Caldwell, was killed.
 Seven men left Needles. Cal, few days ago. fof the new gnld fields, and while going through the rapids in the river q few miles below that city, the boat capsized, and four of thu party were drowned.
 0S the flth mjlkm8a named Davis WIS shot and instantly Killed at Hartford, Cenn.. by John Shuyrue. a bartender.
 TIE late storm wrought great havoc It Hodina, V. Y. The Methodist Church steeple f25 feel high, went down. crush. Ing in the dwelling house of Ms. Cooper, adjoining the church, but ID 9He was ia- jared,
 oS the IIth while making lis rounds. Police Sergeant Albert \ TAarstaa af Buffalo V. Y., wa- struck and EiIled by an eng inc of tie Western New York X Philadelphia railrpa4. Bata legs were severed from the body.
 OS the l2th James C. Ehason, convicted on March 15 last of embedding letters from the mails coming into Iii possess sion while clerk in the Georgetown tD. e. post-0fiee, was sentenced tp one year in the peaiteatary, but aH order was nude suspeHdiHg execution pf sentence fnr twenty days in order that the general term HAaN. review tHe ca -e.
 0S the l2th nine persons were drowned in wreck in the English Channel near Finisterre
 0S the 9th terrible loss of lie and day astation of property was out-dlea hy the severe storm which -Wep, the northern portion of Ohio and Pennsylvania In Pittsburgh and Reading Pa, the killed and injured numbered hundreds
 OS the night a. the sth twenty armed maonlishfers visited the tenants af tha estate of the Earl of Nenmnre and warned them against departing from strict adhef- ence to the plan of campaign.
 REeENTLY band of White Caps at tackled the house of mau named Harp in Rohesnu County, \. C.. and began to fire through the windows. Several af the inmates were wounded, and Mrs. Harp was killed
 DURING the last trip of the IRman Line steamer City of Boston, from New York to Liverpool, Miss Maggie Gale, of Al- baHy. \. N., committed snicide by taking rat poison, and Mr II. Blondou died in an attack of delirium trenlns.
 ON the 13th John KnllY, a Well-kneWn contractor at Beaver Falls, Pa, WIS mys- teriously and probably fatally shot II is said that Kelly knows who shot him. but will not reveal 1t.
 ON the night Of the 18th William DowelL living at Andrews, Ind, who had boasted that he eould not be scared by the White Cap movement. was visited by seventy masked men. They put a rope around his neck threw tlye other end overs telegraph pole, and hoisted him up. He Was short- ly afterward lowered, when he slipped the moose and escaped but Was soon re captured. His cries brought citizens to his rescue, and the White Caps fled.