The Osceola times., 1885-09-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

put up ticket this year.
The Harbor Commissioners Of Belfast,
Ireland, gave q banquet to Lord Carnar-
Won on the 10th.
PRINCE Henry OF BArrENBsRa has re.
signed his commission in the German
army.
ON the 10th, Christian Cooper, aged III
years, died at Livingston, Columbia
County. N. Y.
The application OF Cornwall, ex- Secre-
tary of the general Post-oiiice at Dublin,
for pension has been refused.
In public speech at Dublin, Archbish-
op Walsh protested against depriving
Catholic children Of State aid in educa-
tion.
The Sullivan Ryan glove fight is of,
Sullivan being unable to obtain the con-
sent of the proprietors Of Lester a. Aliens
minstrels, with whom he is engaged.
On the 10th Hon. A. b ingham. ex- Min
lister to Japan, arrived at his old home in
Cadiz, O., after an absence OF thirteen
years
RESOLUTIONS on the death OF Gen eral
Grant were adopted by the Society OF the
Army OF the Tennessee at Chicago.
formed by cable that cholera was preva-
lent at Shanghai, China.
Mss VAN ZANDr has been engaged to
appear in opera at Moscow during the
coming winter. She will receive $500 for
each performance.
GENERAL MILES, just returned from the
Indian Territory, reports the cattlemen
on the move. and all will be of the Chey-
enne Reservation In month.
The statue of Commodore Perry was
unveiled at Newport, X l., on the 1st,
with imposing ceremonies.
BRAINARD, the fugitive Vermont bank
President who was kidnapped in Manitoba,
escaped from the detect yes at Minneap-
oils on the 10th, and is suppos ed to be hid
ing In Winnipeg.
JAMES g. HOLMES, who was elected
from first-class car and compelled to
ride In a smoker on the Carolina Central
Railway, has obtained verdict of $475
against the company.
OK the 10th Mr.. John X. Cross, Member
OF Parliament for Bolton, started for the
United States to inquire into Industrial
questions In connection with the present
depression in Great Britain. He is ac-
companied by his son.
LORD RANDOLPH CHUscHILL, Seer etary
of State for India, has become Frustrated
under the strain of his ofiic al duties and
the part he has taken in the parliament
tary campaign. All OF his political On.
gagements have been cancelled in accord.
ance with the imperative demands Of his
physicians.
Rev. ALBERT s. HUDSON, Congreg atom
al clergyman of Aver Mass, has been
sent to the insane asylum. The cause is
overwork, he being engaged, in addition
10 his pastoral labors, in writing the his
Of the town Of Sudbury.
The English provincial papers generally
ontain criticisms of Vice. President Hem
drcks' speech at indianapolis on the sth,
but the London papers have not alluded
to the matter.
COLONEL WILLIAM SIRwELL, who COM
manded the Seventy eighth Pennsylvana
Regiment during the late war, died on the
9th at his residence in Kittannng, Pa,
from cancer of the throat, his symptoms
being an exict counterpart of those of
General Grant.
THERE has been no personal correspond
ence between King Alfonso and Emperor
William on the Carolines affair.
MINISTER Cox had an interview ION the
I1th with Said Pasha, Grand Vizier of
Turkey, reg arding the tariff laws.
CONGRESSMAN LITTLE, Of Ohio, has is
sued an appeal for help for the Washing
ton Court House cy clone sufferers.
Miss CLARA BARTON, of tho Rel Cross
Society, New York, proposes TO vote this
fall, even II she has to take the voters
oath.
FRED PoFF, Germa n, arrested for dis
orderly conduct at st. Paul, Mimi, on the
11th, committed suicide in the municipal
court room by blowing his brains out
with revolver.
BIG BEAR was tried at Regina on the
i1th, on a charge of treason felony, and
found guilty. Sentence deferred.
IT is unders TODD that General Sheridan
will return to Washington about October
LIST, and that the new members of his staff
will be arranged at once.
M. c. ROCKWELL, the ex- banker of
Union, N Y, aud his clerk, d. J. Palmer,
were arrested on the lith, charged with
larceny in the first degree In misappro-
priating $4,000 The complaint is made
by Mrs. Livingston, depositor.
SECRETARY BAYARD was informed by
cable on the 1lth that cholera is incr cas-
ing in Palermo and Sicily generally.
INSPECTOR GENERAL NELSON H. DAVIS
will be placed on the retired list the 2)th
Inst. His successor, it is understood, will
either be General Roger Jones or General
A. Baird The former is tbe senior officer,
but the latter is said to have the more
brilliant record and stronger ind
ment
In the Holman murder case, at Morg an
field, Ind, on the 11th, after trial of a
week, during which over 2S5 witnesses
were examined, the jury after being out
six hours, returned verdict Of man
slaughter. and fixed Holman's punish
ment at ten years in the Penitentiary at
hard labor.
A MEETING Of the employees Of the In
ternal Revenue Bureau was held at Wash
ington, D. c., on the 1lth, to take suitn BILE
action In regard to the death OF E. A.
Rollins, formerly Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue. Appropriate resolutions
were adopted.
SECOND COMPTROLLER MAYNARD has
written aletter to Rear Admiral Jouett in
response to his protest against charging
him with the amount expended IN enter
tanning distinguished guests at New Or
lears Judge Maynard denies that law or
precedent justify the expenditure from a
contingent appropriation.
Ex- PRESIDENT RIDDLE OF the defunct
Penn Bank at Pittsburgh, Pa, has been
discharged from custody.