The Osceola times., 1886-06-12
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
eoOvvs from Everywhere.
PERsoyAL AND POLITICAL.


THE President and his bride are enjoy
ng themselves quietly at Deer Park. The
Wwspaper correspondents have taken pos
ension Of the ladies' waiting room at the
kasion, but find little TO draw from except
heir imaginstions. The stay of the bride
md groom may extend throughout anoth-
rweek.
ON the Sd General Anson @. McCook was
sarried at the residence of his brother,
seneral John G. McCook. in New York.
me bride was Miss Kittie McCook. Of
steubenville, O., distant relative Of the
groom.
OxR Of the Presidents last official acts
previous 10 his marriage was the pardon
ng of B. =. Bigelow, the defaulting teller
II the National Bank Of the Republic Of
Warrington. Three years ago Mr.. Bige-
ow was sentenced to five years imprison-
nent
DUKE KARL OF Bavaria, famous
throughout Germany as an oculist, has
'ecentiy been m!nistering 10 the poor Of
Meran. steadfastly refusing TO receive pay
Tor his services, and, as q rule, confning
ais practice to those who are unable to
pay. He departed on the Sd, and was
followed to the railway station by crowds.
Many people knelt in the streets and Of
tered prayers in his behalf.
GOVERNOR BATE Of Tennessee commuted
% life imprisonment the sentence of Allen
Herbert. who was to have been hung at
Nashville on the 4th.
TIE Maxwell murder case in 81. Louis
h. st,rv IN ., m ON ha lth
and up to midnight, when they were
locked mp for the night, had not agreed on
. sverdict, though how they stood it was
impossible TO ascertain.
WILLIAM EMMETT, the well-known the
strical manager, died at Chicago on the
ith.
FREDERICK NouRsE, treasurer OF the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company,
who has been missing several months, has
turned up all right.
THE Pail Nall Gazette says OF Blaine's
correction of his recent speech, that it is
quite In accordance with his character to
hurl insults aud then retract them.
Ex-PREsrpESr ARTHUR sent eongratu-
iations to President Cleveland on his mar
rage. and received a box from the White
House containing wedding cake ON the
lth.
SECRETARY BAYARp, on the 4th, received
. telegram from Consul General Phelan at
Halifax, as follows: "American mer-
chant vessels can purchase fresh fish of all
kinds"
SKcRETARY MANNING has rendered his
resignation, but at the urgent request OF
the President has accepted leave Of alb
sence untn October, his resignation mean
time not being acted upon.
A coRosxR's jury in New York, on the
9Th, rendered verdict TO the effect that
Frank r. Reed, of Minneapolis, the Yale
College divinity student whose body was
recently found floating in Gouveneur Slip,
came to his death from a pistol-shot
wound caused by some unknown person.
A HoR Sc became frightened at loco
motive near Frankfort, Ky, on the 4th,
and dragged Mrs. VIM. Hammond, who
was trying TO hold him, down an embank-
ment into the Kentucky river. Edward
Grant, of Frankfort, jumped from the en-
gine and succeeded in swimming out with
the lady, who it is feared Is fatally in
jured.
JOHN KELLY was buried from st. Pat
rick's Cathedral, New York on the 9th.
GENERAL SAMUEL d. STURGIs, of the
United States army, goes on the retired
list on June IL.
On Whitsunday the Pope will confer on
Queen Christina OF Spain the decoration
OF the Golden Rose.
- FIELDEN, Fisher, Engel, Lingg, Spie,
and Schwab, of the Chicago anarchists
were arraigned in court on the 9th and
pleaded not guilty to the charge Of mur.
der.
How. DORIAN B. EATON has written az
open letter to Samuel J. Randall on tn,
Civil-Service rules.
THE London Netcs SAYS Mr.. Blaine be
longs to a far from admirable class o
American citizens, and that his advice Il
not required in the management Of En-
glands affairs.
FOURTEEN reporters are shadowing tn,
President and bride at Deer Park.
THE indications are that Congress vii
adjourn about the second Monday in July
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, in an interview oi
the 9th, said that the defeat of the Home
Rule bill in the House of Commons is Ger
tain.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER's sermon
ON the 5th was on the street car strike an,
the tyranny of labor unions
Rev. 7. DEWITT TALMAGE preached o.
the 9Th on the wrongs inflicted on societ,
By monopoly and labor organizations.
President CLEVELAND and bride at.
tnded church on the morning Of the 9th
and spent the afternoon gathering will,
flowers.
IT Is reported that Representative W
L. Scott, Of Pennsylvania, has been of
fered the sesretaryship of the Treasury
and that he has the matter under consid
Grafton
Mr.. MORRISON intends to call up tn
Tariff bill in the House shortly. but tn
motion will probably fail, as the Randall
Democrats and the Republicans have de
cided to vote against consideration.
JUDGE HALLErr announced in court a
Denver, COL, on the 9Th, that unless a
appropriation was soon made he woul
discharge Uni<ed States Courts juries, a
the funds are exhausted.
SAMUEL WALLACE, cashier Of the Ex
change Bank of Spencer, Ind, is short {
his account with the bank about six thou
sand dollars. Complaint against him an
his bondsmen for that amount has bee
fled by the hank in the Owen Circul
Court.
M. AU6UsTrS DALT's American dram
attic company has achieved asmost pro
nounced success in London, securing th
attention Of fashionable society mo.
thoroughly. People have been turne
: away every nisAt since the opening, an
the principal actors are overwhelmed wit
social courtesies.