The Springdale news., 1889-01-25
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

ON the 18th thirty persons were killed i l an explosion of fire damp in the Hyd colliery, near Manchester. England. ON the I7th Mrs. [. \. Ralph, of Siaaz City, la, arose from the dinner table l picked up q revolver and blew out h. brains. The woman was in iil-health ana Respondent because ea 1+-5 ef property iH ! England, where until reeea,ly she aa4 her family resided.
 TIE ease of Engineer Cook. charge with causing the Mal taa e2Il d5sas3ezs has been postponed H4fii Hlrca, when all the railway employees cnI armed viii be tried at once
 AT friHiaaa, CoI., ca 55e k l. a I s3atY United States marshal arfest.l .I5zt4i=.I Burton, aias J. W3rFea Miller. ea z charge of having defraaIe tI, Govern ment of S1,ll3 while postmaster at Royal City, Ind.
 CAPTAIN RoRERr HtlIs If the ogzfa1 schooner GhicAor1, Baltimore, Nil, h3s been found guilty of brata4iF beating Ii dredgers, and sentenced 10 3 fine ot .55t and one year in jail.
 ON the 18th the jury ia the Rjleaoae murder case at Winch ster. Va. We're ont | one hoHr and brought ia ! verdict of not guilty. Immediately leal cheers arose from the great crowd assemblnI Ride noar had previously bean tgic4 convicted | and sentenced to hp han2et
 THE Ohio State Boarl 9s P5rdons man imousiy voted to ask Goyeruo, ForaGert8 t8 commute the sentence ot Nr, Hug L. Garrett, sentenced to b. hanged January 9, to Imprisonment, for life ia the peni- tentiary.
 OK the morning of the1sl Harry Will jams, of Charlottesville, lnd., was sh9t twice in the right breast anl hillel. in 2 dispute over a game of cards, at Bedford Ind.
 CHARLES AUSTIN, for twenty year- book-keeper for Bls2eY X Mcleod, es Troy, \. Y., has abscoaael, with >la.0i1 of the company'S money.
 DURING an attack on the German mis- sionary station at Tagu Zanzibar, re. gently, the insurgents massacred foBr German missionaries one of whom was q woman. Fhree missionaries fcll into tht hands of the Arabs and are held for ran. som. One of the prisoners is woman.
 Oy the 18th n cotton warehouse on the Liverpool docks was burned, eXtailiHg loss of S2a0,0 ,01).
 THE Memorial Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia took fire from a defective fue, on the 2lth, and Was damaged te the extent af S21,ool. Five hundred Sunday school children were assembled in tho rooms of the first floor, but were quietly dismissed by the superintendent and har- ried out to the street without excitement.
 Ar Roderberg, eleven miles from Bos- ton. Robert Horrfeldt was, on the Dist shot and killed by John Freeman. Tht cause of the shooting was that Horrfeldt demanded the payment of twenty -eight dollars which Freeman owed him for pasturing horses.
 ON the night of the 2oth the Detroi (Mich.1 Slave and Heading Company's main building was destroyed by fire, and James k. Mddleton the watchman, wa burned to death The loss by the fire, which is believed ta have been of iaeen- diary origin, was N30.00).
 ON the 20th ChaS. Van Valla, aged nint years, of Fort Plain, N Y., died from in- jurics sad to have been inflicted on him by Ephraim Failing, the village school teacher.
 JOHN REDMOND, a Lake Beauport (Can.) farmer who was beaten with m iron bar by two unknown men Christmas Eve. died from his injuries on the 20th.
 ON the 2lst Governor Schultz of Mani- toba was thrown out of his sleigh at Win nipeg, breaking his arm. He k in poor physical condition, and the accident may result seriously