The Osceola times., 1886-11-20
NEWS IN BRIEF.
osapiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

misSal was ucfpauiei bl tthtIal huui-
bars, has resigned.
On the 10th Prince Komatsu, uncle Of
the Mikado Of Japan, called at the White
House in company with the Princess
Komatsu and the members of his suite and
paid their respects TO the President. They
were received In the blus parlor. The
presentations were made by secretary
Bayard.
On the 10Th Mrs. Margaret Carnegie,
mother Of Andrew Carnegie, the million
aire iron and steel manufacturer, died at
her home at Cresson, Pa, after a prolonged
Illness. Mrs. G arnegie was seventy-seven
years of age. Andrew Carnegie, who has
been III for several weeks, is said to be
convalescing.
THE Duke of Connaught has been APP
pointed commander in chief Of the British
forces in Bombay.
CARDINAL HAYYALp, Bishop OF -Salocza
and BAGS, Hungary, has started n sub
scription for the purpose of raising funds
to defray the expenses OF removing the
remains Of the Abbe Llszt to Pesth.
PRINCE NICHOLAS of Montenegro, the
Cars choice for the throne Of Bulgaria,
is Russian subject.
THE Presidents cottage home at WASH
ington has been christened soak View"
1t will be the permanent home Of Mrs.
Folsom and the occasional home Of the
President and Mrs. Cleveland.
LORD SALIsBuRY's speech on the Bull
garian situation is construct at 81. Peters
burg as pacific.
ON the 18th Judge Sage In the United
States Circuit Court OF Cincinnati threw
the famous telephone suit out OF court for
want OF jurisdiction.
PRINCE WALDEMAR states that the de-
cision as to his acceptance of the Bulgarian
throne rests with his father.
On the 18th a Bulgarian depuiation left
for Cannes, France, TO notify Prince Wal
demar Of his election to succeed Prince
Alexander.
MISS ANNIE HoxIE, niece and adopted
daughter of II. NJ. Hoxie, Of the NJ issouri
Pacific Railroad Company, and MIR. c.
Thorne, formerly OF New York. but now
of st. Louis, were married in New York
on the llth.
THE remains of Fred Archer, the En-
glish jockey, were inferred at Newmarket
on the 18th.
REV. HENRY WARD BrrcuER declines a
public reception in honor Of his return
from Europe.
G. J. BYLrs, freight agent OF the Mis-
souri, Pacific at Leavenworth, Kas., has
mysteriously disappeared.
THE King of Denmark; declines to allow
bis son, Prince Waldemar, to accept the
Bulgarian throne.
WILLIAM 0'BRrEv, editor OF United IRE
and, declines TO sit in Parliament for the
South division of Sligo.
ON the 18th Judge Cowing, in the New
York Court of General Sessions, disposed
of the case OF "Boodlc" Alderman Me-
Cabe, holding that he need not be sent to
an institution. but that he might be cared
FOR by his wife. The judge fixed bail at
S20, 1000.
JOHN G. ESo, formerly president of tho
Second National Bank Of New York who
robbed that institution of several millions
of dollars and fed to Canada, is said to
have visited his fathers residence in New
York few days ago in disguise.
IT is now stated that Russia favors the
Montenegrin prince, Blazo Provlteh, for
the Bulgarian throne.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND finds that Il
costs something to be n property holder
In the District Of Columbia. He pur-
chased "Oak View" for about S9), ,0Jd. He
got his iax-bill the other day aud found
that the place had just doubled IN value
on his hands. Next year the assessor will
add the cost of improvements to the
grounds and dwelling, which will make
the place worth just one years salary, or
So, 600.
On the night Of the 18th Sullivan knock
ed addy Ryan out cold at san Francisco
and then picked him mp and carried him
to his corner. The set-,o was witnessed
by an immense crowd.
Mrs. STEWARDS will was probatel in
New York on the 18Th without any objec-
tion having been made.
CoyoREssMAS w. r. PRIcE, ot Wiscon-
sin, is lying seriously i'll at his home in
Black River, and Is not expected to re-
cover.
AT It's meeting in New York on the 18Th
the American Secular Union elected the
following ofilcers: President, Courtland,
Palmer; secretary, Samuel 7. Putnam
treasurer, Eugene Mcdonald. Colonel
Robt. G. Ingersll presided.
Ok the lith Mrs. Mi,iam Putnam, q
daughtcr-in-law OF General Putnam OF
revolutionary fame, celebrated her enc
hundred and second birthday at Danvers,
Mass.
Ryv. WV DELANEY, Catholic y shop OF
The diocese Of Cork, Ireland, died on the
18th.
GPog receiving notice from the King Of
Denmark OF his refusal TO c9usen, 10
Prince Wallemar's acceptance OF the Bull
garlan throne, the regrets resigned and
he Sobranje has adjourned, all the men,
oers going TO Sofia.
FIR HENRY DBUMMoSD WOLFF, the Brit
ish Commissioner In EsyUt, has been sum-
mored TO London. though for what pur-
pose does not appear.
A wARRiAoE is on the tapis between the
Princess Victoria OF Tx and Lord Wey-
mouth son Of the Marquis Of Bath. Queen
Victor ia will give the princess a dover,
her father being penniless.
Oflcial returns Of the Now York City
,lection show that Hewitt received 81
'oies for mayor; George, ts no; Roose-
selt, GO ,fjj, and Wurdwell hSs
PATTI arrived Ia New York on the l3ih
Sir FAREAa HERscnEL said in speech
at Bristol On the l3.h that the Liberal.
could not coniide in Lofd Churchill, as hi.
policy was az echo Of Gladslouc's.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
On the l0th when the ease OF VIM. Hen.
derson, alias "Carson," alias "Gentlemau
George" the notorious safe-barslar, W as
xauad In Insiicn Nrnhr,s rnlirl In nrnnk.