The Osceola times., 1885-06-20
Rrcrxr report. Of pleuro. pneumonia ia

RECENT reports Of pleur o. pneumonIa In
Chic are contr addicted.
SIXTEEN cases of fever were reported at
Sugar Notch, Pa, on tho llth. and two
deaths had occurred since last report. An
outbreak Of the epidemic has taken place
at Warrior Run, q short distance from
Santicoke, and eight cases of fever were
reported there. The situation at Plym-
outh is improving, and the epidemic 10
,iisappes ring from there as rapidly as.
possible.
Oy the 1ith the new dispatch boat, the
Dolphin, made her final trial trip-that Of
steaming six hours at sea- According to
the log her average speed was Il 1.2
knots per hour, but according to the dis
tance charts it was 13 9-l0 knots. The
vessel will probably be soon put in com.
mission by the Government
The Senate inter State Commerce Com
mittee was In session at Chicago on the
18th. W TT trrN u
GREAT damage g being done to W heat
by the Bessian fly in the vicinity of Kala-
mazoo, Mich. t-...
The sittings Of the Suez Canal Commits.
sion in Paris have concluded.
iHE isibcTty Dell StaTteu on n special
train from New Orleans for Phlladel phia
on the 18th.
THREE days quarantine has been de-
clared by France on the Spanish border as
prevention against cholera
THE estimated wheat crop, according to
the National Millers' Association, is $685..
1G4 so bushels.
EFFORTS to enforce the Prohibitory Lia-
nor Law have resulted In mob violence at
Springvale, Me.
EXPORTS Of breadstuffs from the United
States for the month of May amounted to
81 1853
TnE latest test Of the Dolphin has been
pronounced utterly valueless. Another
trial will be made.
A coSrEREEcE was arranged to take
place on the 18th between the manufactur.
ers and IRON workers at Pittsburgh.
EXPENSES of the Agricultural Dspart-
ment at Washington were reduced 5000
for May, and for June reduction Of
$3.50 is promised. %tf"f
THE next convention OF the American
Bankers Association will be held at Chi.
cago on the 23d and oath OF September
next
REPORT reached Tucson, A. T., the even
ing Of the 18th that volunteers and Fed.
eral troops had been engaged fighting In
dians all day in North and San Jose Noun.
tains, near the Mexican line. No particu-
lars were received.
The Health Board Of New York has de.
cIded to allow no rags to be landed in that
city unless accompanied by proof that
they had been thoroughly disinfected.
DURING the week ended the 14th the ex-
ports Of specie amounted to S432, 1916.
THE brakemen on the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad are on strike.
THE French Government proposes to
suppress gambling at Monte Carlo
The seventeen year locusts have ap.
penred in Indiana and Michigan.
In Southwest Virginia people are suffer.
ing great distress for want of food.
PHILADELPHIA has sent 81, 900 to the re-
lief Of famine-stricken people in West
Virginia.
FORGED Spanish bonds are said to be in
States.
on the 18Th the Methodist Church at
Middletown, Conn, the oldest Methodist
Church in New England, burned.
The Chinese collection at the New Or
leans Exposition has been presented to
the University OF Michigan.
THE dissatisfaction among tho Indian
troops in the Soudan is calling for alton
tion by the English Government.
ACCORDING to reports from La I.ibertad,
1000 Guatemalans entered Santa Ana.
There is constant lighting with the Saliva
drians.
RUSSIA will resume relations with tho
Vatican il the Catholic Bishops OF Poland
will relinquish the idea Of Polish nation-
ality.
TaE Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Com.
pany has asked that a receiver be appoint
ed for the Rapid Telegraph h Company at
Baltimore.
THE plague at Plymouth, Pa, has about
worn itself out. SF wv
DEATHS and new cases Of cholera are on
the increase IN Spain. -.
AFTER strike lasting six months the
glass-workers will resume work at
Sharpsburg, Pa. F.
A NATIONAL convention Of German jour.
nalists is to be held at Milwaukee in Au.
gust.
1T is the general belief that the iron
wages dispute will be completely settled
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