The Osceola times., 1885-07-25

1T reported from St. fetersDurs that
Ru ssia counts on the assistance Of France
in case of contest with England.
The lumber mills at East Saginaw,
Mich. are shutting down for the season.
ALBERT LoNGsrRKrH was murdered by
tramps at Union City, Pa, on the 18th.
TURKEY 10 strengthening the defensss
of Tripoli.
WORK has been resumed In the fish
plate mill at the Bayview works, MIL
waukee, Wis.
CHINA will soon accredit an ambassador
to Paris.
The ham-sswers In Armour's packing
house at Chicago struck on the 18th for
more wages.
A DECREE of divorce has been granted
the Marquis De Caux from Patti
FURrHER discoveries have been made in
the Chinese traffic in girl babies In San
Francisco.
RUSSIA has ordered the formation Of a
fortified camp near the capital OF the
Province OF Or adno.
DIR. PRIME, editor of the New York Oh
serrer was reported on the l7th to be at
the point of death at Manchester, VI.
PREPARATIONS have been made to sup
press any revolt by the Mormons In Utah
ON Pioneer Day.
A CONFERENCES OF the English Empire
Defense League was held at the Mansion
house, London, on the lTth.
EX-SENATOR FRANCIS HERMAN declines
to be a Government director OF the Uuion
Pacific Railroad.
SAMUEL ALIFF and John Hoffman were
arrested in Kansas on the Itch for mur-
der committed in Iowa in 1861
GENERAL DE CoURcY will visit Hal
phong to confer with the French Generals
in Tonquin.
THE iron mills at Cleveland, o., have
been indefinitely closed, or until the men
are willing to return to work.
The Canadian Houss OF Commons, on
the 17th, voted $4,000 to General Mddle-
ton and thanks to the rest OF the COM
mand for their services in the Northwest
In collision on the Pittsburgh &
Western Road at Zelionople, Pa, on the
18th, two brakemen were seriously in.
jured and three cars wrecked.
COMMERCIAL treaty negotiations have
been resumed between the United States
and Spain.
GEORGE JOHNSON murdered his sister
in-law and committed suicide by cutting
his own throat, at Alden, Ia, on the 18th.
He mistook his victim for his wife.
THE Southern Illinois Volunteer Asso-
citation will hold Their encampment at
Centralia ON Sth, 9th and 10Th Of Septem-
Der.
THREE young men and a young lady
.hrpWpad MT Sf Alars .lae. Mont
Province Of Quebec, on the 18th.
A MAN named Martinez and the wife OF
Jean Lopez were found in a field near
Davisville, CAL, on the 18th. Probably
murder and suicide
Mr.. PARSELL moved In the House OF
Commons on the 18th that the general
Cover nment order a special inquiry into
the Maamtrasna murder cases.
AN engine plunged into an open draw
across the Railway River on the Phila-
delpha & Reading Railroad on the 17th,
badly injuring the engineer and fireman.
FEARS are enter tained that the failure
of the Munster Bank at Dublin will in
volve other banks.
chants Telegraph Company seized by the
w esleTn Oniou nave beeu TeStoTel.
EARL CARNAvoN will recommend that
the Government give all reasona bic help
to the Munster Bank.
MARY KLEEMAN, who attempted to
poison her sisters family In Chicago, was
let Off with one years impris IN ment.
FIVE families, com uprising eighteen per-
sons, who arrived in New York on the
| 18th, on the steamer Main from Bremen,
were sent back as paupers Neither fam
lily had more than So in money.
| THERE were eight deaths from the heat
in Hudson County, N. j., on the 18th.
Five Of the victims were children.
w. H. GODDARD, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was discharged oa his own recognizance
In New York court on the 17,h, where
he was on trail for stealing SIS 900 from
Austin Corbln in 1873. His good record
since and restitution helped him.
THE American Association of Photog-
raphers elected T. Cramer and A. h.
| Clark OF s.. Louis, Mo-, the Executive
| Committee and selected St Louis as the
place for holding the next annual conven.
tion.
THE shareholders committee of the
Munster Bank have approved proposal
to borrow money in England to liquidate
the banks Indebtedness