The Osceola times., 1885-11-14

THE Governor of Indiana has peen peti.
toned 20 quarantine against Kentucky
cattle disease.
THE monetary conference at Paris has
closed.
OK the evening Of the 9Th sensation oc.
CURED at Plymouth, England, when lee.
turer In church was denounced as having
eloped with another mans wife. The lec-
turer came near being mobbed, and was
subsequently arrested.
A PARIS newspaper says the triple ALI.
ance has been ruptured, and that Austria
and Germany have Joined England, France
and Italy against Russia.
The property of several members Of the
original telephone syndicate has been at.
tached at Lowell, Mass, at the suit of the
Erie Telephone Company.
DURING the seven days ended the 9th the
total imports of dry goods at the port Of
New York we're valued at $l,iSG,473, and
the amount thrown ON the market at $,422,.
979.
TIE celebrated English thoroughbred st.
Blais, owned by Mr.. August Belmont, ar
rived in New York on the steamer Holland
on the 9Th.
LENT, LILLY & CoMPANY's collieries near
Delano, Pa, have resumed work, the op.
orators acceding TO all the demands Of the
striking miners. The men have been on
strike all summer. The number employed
at these colleries Is nearly 400.
A FAITH cure convention is to be held at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ON the 9th another installment Of Nor.
mon converts arrived in New York. There
were $50 Of them in all, composed Of old
and young men, women snd children.
They were recruited from all sections of
Great Britain and Europe, and were, rs o
rule, healthy, rugged-appearing people,
but bore the look Of illiteracy distinctly
marked.
MONTREAL Is evidently on the eve OF an.
other riot. The forcible removal of Gag
mons children to the hospital by the Mayor
and sanitary officials has evoked storm
of indignation from the French papers La
Minerpc and lie Monde, and the editors of
both papers have been arrested for libel.
On the 9Th one of the wells recently
drilled at Findlay, o., for natural gas was
"torpedoed," and a stream Of oil shot
eighty feet into the air. The well contin-
ued flowing at the rate Of 300 barrels per
day and to a height of forty feet. There
Is great excitement in the town.
AsTRANGE disease has broken out among
milch cows in the vicinity Of Evansville,
Ind, which in every case has proved fatal.
The disease attacks the eyes and frcm
there eats until 1t reaches the brain.
THE story comes from New York that Q
fierce telegraphic war lies in the near fu.
ture, the Western Union intending to crush
Its rivals by low rates.
A ROW has occurred In the Society Of
Artists of Paris over q question of moral.
ity.
THE Balkan conference at Constantinopls
has approved the principle Of return to
the status quo ante.
ENGLAND has asked satisfaction of Spain
for damage TO British subjects by natives
Of the Caroline Islands.
THE Russian harvest of 1885 is above the
average for winter wheat, but below for
spring wheat, the latter owing to drought.
The total wheat crop will aggregate $780,.
0OoO 900 quarters, or $2ss ,OOO, 900 bushels.
A MEETING of the Knights Of Labor has
been called in Han Francisco, CAL, for
November 9th to take action for the re.
moval Of the Chinese from the city.
THE United States Consul at Palermo,
Italy, reported to the Department of State
that there had been 1881 cases of cholera
and 1908 deaths from the epidemic in that
city up to October 18th, and that from co..
600 to 10000 persons had fed from the city.
THE Grand Jury at Tacoma, Ore, had
returned indictments against thirty.two Of
the participants In the recent outrages
against the Chinese at that place.
THE strike Of the cotton operatives at
Glasgow has terminated adversely to
them.
THERE are 1000 miners out on strike in
the Hooking Valley, and trouble is antici.
pated.
DIPHrHERIA is raging with great sever.
ity at Greenville, Pa, in one family alone
three members having died last week and
the remaining three lying in a critical con.
dition.
In the recent battle at Massowa, in the
| Soudan, the rebels lost 5000 men and the
Abyssinians 800. Osman Digna was not
killed, as at first reported.
THE total imports of merchandise at the
port of New York for the week ended the
7th were valued at S5,166, 1908, exclusive Of
dry goods.
On the 7th heavy snow.storms were 70.
| porte ed in Minnesota and Colorado.