The Osceola times., 1885-11-07
NIsCELLANEOUS.

nlIsCELLANEOUS.
TEMPORARY coercive laws have been
published In the official gaz,tte at Copen.
hagen, and a force of military and police
has been formed to assist the civil authori.
ties in carrying the laws into effec'.
DURING the month Of September, 1885,
the value OF imports of the United States
was $50, 81, 759, against So, ,529, 49) in Sep
tember, 1884. The value OF exports for
September was $4,, ,6S4 $50. For the twelve
months ended September 30th, exports
reached S7l5, s9s,67l, against $50, ,55l, ,26o
in imports.
THK recent casting of the fifty-four ton
gun at Boston proved failure.
THE meeting Of the Naval Advisory
Board, called for the 2s h to take into con.
sideration the subject of completing the
unfinished cruisers, did not take place ow.
ing to the detachment, at his own request.
OF Admiral Simpson, President of the
Board, whose successor has not yet been
appointed.
TURKEY is making active preparations
for hostilities in case Of failure Of the
conference to agree.
the Servian premier expressing a desire
for peace.
Two French men-of-war have been or.
derei to Guinea to protect French inter
ests in that country.
FRANCE and England have notified the
Porte OF their readiness to take part in
the Balkan conference.
The Brakemen's Brotherhood met in an.
nual convention at Burlington, Ia, on the
29th, and elected officers.
A TELEGRAM from Phillipoppolis on the
Goth said that the war fever was abatini
considerably. The schools had been re
opened and affairs were assuming their
normal aspect as before the uprising.
The Southern Pacific statement for Au'
gust shows net earnings Of $l53,542.
| IT is officially announced that the At
lantic & Pacific Railway will complete its
connection with the Sou hern Pacific with
in few days.
ANTON PFANs, of Peninsula, o., tool
morphine for quinins on the Goth, and t,
save him from dying the people used hin
so vigorously that he sailed in and tried I,
''clean out" tho crowd.
The Riverside worstea factory at Que
bee has been obliged to dispose of the bal
ance of its stock by auction and close it;
doors, owing 10 the lack of a market fo
its goods in Canada. Two hundred opera
tives are thrown out Of work and there il
an apparent loss Of $3.50, 900 in the private
capital.
The Roumanian Government has ex.
pelled from Roumana dozen eminent
Jewish editors. 1t is supposed that this ac
ton was prompted by attacks made upon
the Government by these editors.
On the 3).h it was showing hard in the
Champlain Valley, New York. II showed
also in Chicago on the same day.
The election on the Goth for delegate,
| to choose members Of the Prussian Die
was strongly in favor Of the new German
Liberal party. or the 1900 delegates
chosen 960 are Conservatives, 10 Nationa
Libe rails and the remainder new German
Liberals.
In Bulgaria the opinion prevails that th'
Balkan conference will prove failure.
| THE report Of the Fifth Auditor of the
Treasury for the fiscal year ending june
3Oth, shows that the total expenses Of the
diplomatic servics were s44,249 Tn,
total expenses OF the consular service
$50, 1888; amount OF fees received, s19l,
345; expense Of cjnsulatss in excess oi
fees recsived, S7s,s3s. There was a de
fciency in receipts OF fe,s, compared with
1884, OF Sl11 5s7.
AT a mass-meeting Of the miners of th'
Massilon (O.) district on the Goth q reso
| lution uas adontad ins IN cti NO tha del q
gates to the State convention in Columbus
November ID, to vote for an advance oi
tsa csats pr ton and pay svsry two wssks
ins>se1 q mpathlys