The Osceola times., 1885-10-10
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
MISS HoSoRA !. HARwooD. daughter
OF Rev. DR.. Edward Harwood, rector Of
Trinity Church, New Haven, Conn, has
created q sensation In that city by elop-
ing with Mr.. Truman Hemingway on
the eve of her wedding with Mr.. Pruy-
en-, a young millionaire OF Albany, N. Y.
MIR. Hemingway inherited $500, 900 ayear
ago
on the Is. Sir Michael lHicks- Beach
made notable political speech at Sails
bury, England.
w. A. AND c. A. NIMocKs, OF the Min
neapolis (Mini.) Journal, have purchased
the Detroit (Mich.) Post.
WILLIAM PAGE, the WE'LL known painter
and formerly President OF the New York
Academy OF Design, died at his home
near Tottenville, Staten Island, on the
night OF the 30th.
On the 1st Mile. Emma Nevada was
married at Paris to Dr. Raymond Palmer
Of Birmingham. England.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL has gone
% Dublin to confer on measures for the
suppression Of boy cotting.
THE Gar OF Russia has called confer
ence of the Governors OF provinc IS to con-
slider the condition OF the Empire.
FRANKLIn J. MOSES, Ex-Governor OF
South Carolina, was sentenced at Boston
On the 1st to three years. Imprisonment
IN the State Prison for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
MISS ALICE b JoRDIR, OF Coldwater.
Mich, q graduate of the academic and
law departments Of the University OF
Michigan, entered the Yale law school
on the 1st She is the first lady ever en-
tered In any department of Yale outside
II the art school.
lnent in Wall street. New York, have
made an ssignment
THK King of Roumania proposes to re-
main strictly neutral.
GEORGE ARCHER, an old farmer OF Ll-
donia, Tex, was con6denced out of S4)0
by q stranger ON the I'd.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL Is at Dub
lin Castle inqurng into the condition Of
Ireland and the wants OF the people.
w. A. LoSGMIRE has sued the Missouri
Pacific Railroad for 5000 damages for
personal injuries In Texas
GENERAL BLACK, Commissioner OF PEN
sions, returned to Washington from Ell
mira, ILL.,, ON the 81, where he buried one
Of his children.
On the I'd Charles X. Callahan L. Co.
stock brokers of Kingston, N. Y, with
several branch bucket shops through hont
,he State, closed their doors.
BISMARCK is busy giving counsel to the
Sultan, and 1t Is expected the latter will
adopt policy in harmony with the sug-
ges ions.
WILLIAM A. WEST, Of Oxford, Miss, has
accepted the position OF chief POST office
Inspector. and entered upon the discharge
of his duties on the ID
In his report on the fail OF Khartoum,
Colonel Kitchener attributes the disaster
10 the starved condt tion Of the troops and
the desertion Of their posts by the native
contingents.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND aud members
Of the Cabinet will attend the Virginia
State Fair, to be held at Richmond, Va
On the 22d inst, II the pressure Of public
business does not prevent
COMMANDER PEARSON, U. s. N, whose
resignation is ann nounced, has been re-
garded as tho wealthiest man in tn Q navy,
having married lady Of great wealth.
lie has been on leave OF absence In Eu :
rope for year and a half.
EDWARD McSwEENEY, the Irish sus .
pect, who has been an applicant for a po-
alton In the customs servic, at San Fran.
cisco, withdrew his papers from the
Treasury Department on the 81, and say $
he will make no further efforts to secure
an appointment under the Government.
THE War Department has instruc led
Captain Fred NJ. Crandall, OF the Twenty
fourth Infantry, to carry out the instruc-
lions OF the Secretary OF the Interior con =
cerning the removal of unauthoriz ID per :
sons on the Cherokee lands in the Indian
Territory, ives. of the Arkansas River.
The order refers particularly to the re-
moval OF "boomers" aud squatters.
On the 81 Herr Kunkel, the Germa n
Socialist leader, was arrested charged
with high treason in having stated at a
an engine OF wholesale slaughter but to
t was chargeable the murder of the pub
lie en- masse.
d.. THORNTON, of Portland Me-, has
been appointed Sanitary Inspector, aud
ordered to report to Sergeant Austin, at
Moose River, Maine. on the Portland &
Quebec Railroad. This completes the or
ganization OF the inspection servic, on the
Northern frontier.
The President has been elected an
honorary member OF the twenty first New
fnh
he has accepted, intimating that he shall
be pleased TO assist in the proposed un-
dertaking of erecting a monument to the
fallen heroes of the regiment.
THE Chicago Grand Jury has refused to
indict Jasper Z Sweet, who shot and killed
DIR. Waugh, who, he alleged, took improp-
er advantage of Mrs. Sweet, while treat-
ing her professionally.
CvIL-SERvIcE COMMISSIONERS EATON
will remain in Washington during the
winter
MINISTER FOSTER arrived at Washing
ton on the 4th, and his successor will prob
ably be appointed soon.
Ex-MISfsrER kAssoN has collected ma
terial for diplomatic history of the war
Of the rebellion which he is engaged in
writing.
THE Pope is taking great interest in
Irish electoral affairs and admonishes the
bishops TO prevent their focks from sup.
porting Nationalists.
THE political situation in Ohio Is said to
be different from any previously known,
the balance of powe, being in the hands OF
the Prohibitionists.
Mrs. DRUsE, who murdered her hus Ind
at Little Falls, N. Y, and afterwari cut
his body up and burned it in stove, has
Deen convicted OF murder in ths flis. de.