The Osceola times., 1885-06-06
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

wrote unpleasant things for the newspa
psrs about the Salvation Army, and a. I
result was severely cowhided by Prof
West
TIE funeral Of. Victor Hugo occurs NJ on
day, June 1st.
EDWARD MARSHAL, JR., has been ap
pointed Marshal for Southern Iowa.
SHEIKH MELT has been appointed Gov
ernor Of Dongola-
ON tho 9th w. p. Bentley had an inter.
view with the President on the Washing
ton Territory Governorship
Ar Boston, Mass, Hon. W. r. Davis and
H 7. Hastings have been arrested for
preaching ON tho common
THE British under Secretary for Foreign
ARairs, Lord Edward Fitsmaurice, will
soon resign.
On the 9Th protest reached Washing
ton against the appointment Of N. H.
Phelan, Of St. Louis, Mo-, as United States
Consul to Halifax.
President CLEvRLAND's sister Eliza.
beth has written an exceedingly caustie
letter In reply to the recent uttersnces Of
Rev. Howard Crosby on total abstinen CO,
The death OF Victor Hugo has revi we'd
the sad romance Of his daughter Adele,
row IN an :nsaas asylum either In Boston
o. New York.
CENTRAL SHERrpAN returned 10 Wash.
ington ON the 2sth.
THs Marquis Of Harrington 10 sick In
Dublin.
On the 2sth the remains of Jas. A. Mills,
OF New York, were cremated at Lancaster,
Pa
On the 2Sth John Stumph died suddenly
on the street at Indi diauapolis, Ind.
TIE President and four of his Cabin ct
went to New York ON the 2sth to partici.
pate In the Decoration Day exercises.
bLuooER SULLrvAN's divorce suit was
the leading attraction In Boston on the
18th.
Rsv. OSCAR r. Brown, who disappeared
from his home In New York recently, has
returned.
IT has been decided to remove the re.
mains OF sx-President Thiers and Leon
Gambetta TO the Pantheon.
ON the 2sth Frederick A. Palmer, for.
msrly Auditor Of Newark, N. j., died In
the State Prison ct Trenton.
GENERAL BOOTH Of the Salvation Armv
has ordered . brigade to prepare for
service among the Indians In the North.
west
Ar Boston, Mass, Rev. Messrs. Hastings
and Davis were fined $50 and costs for
preaching on the Common.
TIE Postmaster General has sustained
0resham's ruling In regard to salaries of
Postmasters of the third and fourth
classes.
CAPTAIN ALYRED AWKWARD, now in New
York, pronounces the recent sen nsstional
story from London, In which he was said
to be the real instigator OF the Riel rebel
lion, absolutely untrue.
SENATOR EDNuNDs sailed for Europe ON
the 30th.
JOHN l. SuLLrvAN's wife was refused a
divorce, the court deciding that she had
not made out sufficient case.
REv. r. L. STANTON, d. D., Of Wash.
fngton, d. C., died on the steamship Ne
vada, en- route to Liverpool, and was bur.
led at sea.
In . letter printed In the London Times
Frederic Harrison accuses Herbert Spencer
OF literary piracy.
JUROR MuSsELL, Of the Short case. has
been discharged from custody in New
York.
W. A. ANDERSON. of Wisconsin, has
been appointed Consul General at Mont.
real
COLONEL CHARLEs DENNY Of Evans.
Vile, Ind, succeeds John Russell Young
as Minister to China.
JOHN HENLINo, Of Evansville, Ind. has
fallen heir to fortune He was last heard
from In the st. Louis Workhouse
MRS CHARLOTTE SMITH, sister Of Odlum.
who leaped from Brooklyn bridge, blames
"the low sports" for his death.
ALL the personal property of the mother
OF Parnell, the Irish agitator, has been at
tached at her home near Bordentown, N.
j.
JAMES W. WHELPLKY, Of New York. Is
made Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States. He was cashier in the Treasury
Department. His promotion will make
room for others.
Mr. VALENTINE p. SNYDER, Of New
York, who is at present acting as priv to
secretary to Secretary Manning, will he
appointed chief clerk of the Treasurer's
office.
The Car Of Russia Is going to visit the |
King Of Denmark.
A NOTED counterfeiter named Jacob |
btadfelt died at Dayton, O., on the 3)th.
CHRrsroPHER ROBINSON, Q. c., has been
selected to prosecute Riel.
The President reviewed the Decoration |
Day procession at New York.
GENERAL GRANT Ii better. He stood at |
his window and reviewed the Decoration
Day procession.
PRoS. YouMANs comes to the defense of
Herbert Spencer on the charges of literary
piracy made BY Frederick Harrison.
JKrI DAVIS thinks elements Of disin.
tegration and disruption are at work in
our system Of Government" and that the
Constitution hasI been made "a rope of
sand"
The Partisan authors and journalists are
raising q subscription for bronze or mar
Bile representation OF Victor Hugo.
TEE Russian Commissioned, NJ. Lessar.
has left London for Afghanis tan TO assist
In making the frontier line.
]. Parker VKAzEY has assumed charge
Of the Baltimore (Md.) Post-office.
THOMAS SIHoSs, United States Assistant
Attorney General, has resigned
COMMISSIONERS SPARKS makes soma in.
ierest'ng disclosures concerning the pub
lie domain.
AyrrR the usual consultation on the 3ist
she physicians reported no change in Gen.
,ral Grants condition.
The President spent Sunday quietly at
he house of Secretary Whitney in New
York. He did not 60 TO church. {
ArNIsrER FOSTER 10 negotiating with '
ne Spanish Cabinet for the establishment
u general treaty, including Cuba. Porto 4