The Osceola times., 1885-05-09

T.r n~stz,s var ship osrr~e -ensh frem
rortrs.s Monros fo~ rev York on the lsI
A DISPATCH from General DeLisle states
that the Chinese are loyalty fulfilling the
conditions Of peace.
RuxoR has 1t that Russia has made coun-
ter proposals to England that will prob
ably be accepted.
The telegraph operators In New York
are rejoicing becaus, the Western Union
has agreed to pay for extra work.
THOROUGH investigation shows that there
is no pleuro- pneumonia among the cattle
Of Audrain County, Missouri.
A STRIKE Of seventy men at ths South
Chicago rolling mills has cause the con-
cern to shut down, throwing l,2)) men out
Of employment.
ACCORDING to Brals.reet's we,kly trade
review spring business is falling behind.
Failures for the seven days ended the 1st,
1877, as compared with 19s during the pre-
| vious week.
A LARGE number OF moulders, mostly
stove-plate workers. stopped work at
Rochester, N. Y, on the Is: on account of
a twelve and a half per cent reduction.
Four foundries are idle. Steps are being
THE British Admiralty authorities have
chartered altogether l4O merchant vessels
of various size rigs. They have also made
arrangements with the Peninsular e.
Oriental Steamship Company for the con
veyance of troops to strengthen the Indian
garrison.
ABOUT 500 weavers employed by the
Renfrew Manu- featuring company at Rem
frew and Adams, Mass, struck on the
1st on account of a reduction of five per
cent. in wages. Both mills are running
with other help.
| AN enterprisiny baker Of Chicago re-
Gently alarmed the people by posting the
word "bread" nll over the city in large
red letters. 1t was regarded at first as the
work or Socialists.
SEVENTY Sisters OF Charity have been
ordered to join General Komaroif's army
to aid In caring for the wounded. or this
number thirty will go from St. Peters,
burg, twenty five from Moscow and fifteen
from Odessa.
THE new Post-otilce at Cleveland, o.,
was taken possession of by the Govern.
ment on the Sd.
THE area sown in spring wheat is re-
ported much less than last year.
THE Chillica,s of Alaska, are uneasy
and declare that they will have no more
white men among them.
THE capital of West Virginia is now at
Charleston, the change from Wheeling
having taken place on the %.
MoRMoNs held meetings in several OF
the Territories on the I'd, and drew up
declarations Of grievances. They contend
that their rights as American citizens are
trampled upon.
The British Minister at st. Petersburg
informed his Government on the I'd that
De Giers wantel time to consider the agree
ment of March 18th.
The Catholic College OF the Holy Ghost
was dedicated at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the
Sd.
THE British Government has decided to
postpone making any decision as to the
revival of the crimes act in Ireland.
The London Standard says that strug-
gle between Russia and England for SUI
premacy in Asia has begun whether the
formers reply is pacific or not.
JAMES GORDON BENEFITS yacht will
race in July against that Of Sir Richard
Sutton, Of England.
The Mexican Government announces
that no concession will be made to Nor
mons coming to that country from the
Unit ID States.
1T is reported that the Canada South
ern and the Blue Fast Freight lines have
consolidated aud that the general head.
quarters will be removed to Detroit.
VEsUvIUs is again In a state Of erup-
tion. A copious stream Of lava is issuing
from the principal crater and flowing
toward Tore del Greco and Pompeh.
AN unsuccessful attempt was made on
the 3D. to blow up tho Cape Rouge ice
bridge in Canada
SEVERAL of the prominent insurgents at
Panama have been captured and are in
cJnfinemeut.
A STRIKE has been inaugurated among
the coal miners of the Tuscarawas and
Cannolton valleys of Ohio. There are
nearly 5000 miners in the district.
A NUMBER of Cossack regiments have
been ordered to reinforce the Russian
troops in Central Asia.
THE French Cabinet has decided TO ask
the Chambers to vote the urgent extra
credit Of 1900, ,00Of., which was requested
by NJ. Ferry for the Malagassy expedi-
tion.