The Osceola times., 1886-06-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
Nesis from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

srcHrrAKY ExDTc0TT's son. who re-
Gently graduated .; the Harvard Law
school. viii in = short time 20 70 work in
the Department OF Justice. He viii re-
ceive no appointment, bat will simply
take place in the department for the pur-
pose of acquiring knowledge and expert
ence.
Ex-GovKRxoR GARcELox was nomin-
ated for Congress on the 10Th by the Demo-
Gratis in the Second District Of Maine.
ERNEST LEHMAN married Miss Mochel,
of St. Louis, deserted her, went TO Balti-
more, was supposed 70 be married again.
was arrested for biSamy, but 60, Of by
showing that the second woman was an
other mans wife.
Ox the icth Emperor William unveiled
the equestrian statue Of his brother, King
Frederick William. at Berlin. the fourth
erected in that city.
DOS the 10th John Kelly's viii was fled
in the Surrogzte's office IN Ssw York. In
IL he bequeaihs all his personal and real
estate absolutely to his wife, and appoints
her the guardian Of the persons and es-
tates Of his children.
ON the 10th King Humber: opened the
Italian Parliament In his address he
stated tha, ltaly's foreign relations were
ut present Of the most cordial kind.
PRINCE LuirroLD has resumed regency
Of the kingdom OF Bavaria, the condition
Of King Louis IL having rendered such
course not only advisable but necessary.
HKRsKRr GLADSTONE attributes the
riots ut Belfast 10 Lord Randolph
Churchill's violent speeches.
DR. T. c. sPIrzKA, the insanity expert,
opposes the Pasteur institute.
MR. CHAnBKRLAIx's residence in Lon
don ID watched by detectives. owing to
fears that an attempt will be made to
blow II up.
On the 10th, Rev. Able Augustin. form
srly vicar general OF the diocess Of Toledo,
O., died at Montreal, Can.
KING LUDWIG Of Bavaria remains In ab-
solute seclusion in his castle, and his
pickets refuse to allow a cabinet deputa-
Non to enter.
TEE President has respectfully declined
swedding present pronered his wife by
shs Sultan Of Turkey.
ON the llth Hon. James NJ. Grigg. Of
Harrisburg. H., died while travelling for
bis health at La Junta, Colo.
xNK. PATTI sends her cordial thanks TO
her American friends for their felicita-
lions upon the occasion Of her marriage 20
Sig. Nicolini.
REV. j. X. GUrHERM, rabbi Of Temple
Sinai Of New Orleans. died on the night Of
the 1lth. He was one Of the mos, promi-
nent elders Of the Reformed Jewish Church
and Jewish orders and charitable inst.tu-
rions.
on the 11th the graduation exercises at
the Naval academy, at Annapolis, Md,
were held. Hon. John Bigelow delivered
the GRAFTON and Secretary whitney con-
ferred the diplomas. Prince Leopold Au-
gusto, Of Brazil. was present.
On the 1lth Mrs. Hoyt, the President's
sister, left the White House for Buffalo.
She was accompanied to the station by
Mrs. Cleveland.
MLLR. RHEA has been sued by her
former manager, James W. Morisssy, for
$4,000 damages. The complainant alleges
that she DETAINED his character In her
newspaper interviews.
Sur has been brought by Robert Bragg.
Of San Francisco, against the City Of New
York for infringements on his patent elec-
6ical apparatus by which gongs are
sounded and horses released simultans =
ously In fre engine houses. Similar suits
against other cities have been successful
PosrxAsrER-GEsERAL Villas has estab-
hshed the free delivery system at Brad.
ford, Pa
On the 18th Captain Francis Jeffrey
Dickens, son Of the late Charles Dickens,
the English novelist. died very suddenly
at the residence OF MIR. Samuel Kennedy,
at East Moline, H., Of paralysis of the
heart.
Ex-PREsIDENr ARTHUR went out FOR a
drive on the 18th. His health seems to be
continually failing, Notwithstanding the
occasional rallies Of strength.
The princes who come within the pro.
visions of the expulsion act recently passed
by the French Chamber of Deputies are
making preparations TO leave the country.
NJ. LION LAuREST-PIcHAr, the WELL
known writer and member of the French
Senate, died on the l2th.
The American actress, Miss Lille
-}rubb, now in London with Harry Dixie's
Company, has received number Of fiat
Ftering offers Of engagements from Lon. /.
don managers.
The Shah Of Persia is said TO have
granted extensive and valuable conces-
stons to Mr.. Winston, ex-United States
Minister, for the construction of railways
between Teheran and Benshire and
Meshed. near the Afghan frontier.
On the 18th Rev. I. De Witt Talmage
preached on the evils wrought by strong
drink among working men.
Mr.. GLADSTONE has issued a manifesto
to the electors OF Midlothian.
Os the l2th the President had in his
hands l4 bills, which he must examine
within ten days or allow them to become
laws by default.
POLITICIANS in Washington are talking
about President Cleveland as second
term candidate.
Ohm DAILY, a recent convert from Ca
tholicism, attempted to preach at Wilkes
barre, Pa, on the 18th, but was prevented
by q mob.
THE new German Archbishop of Posen,
DIR. Dinder, was enthroned at Posen on
the 18th with great ceremony. The no.
hility were present In large numbers.
THE deposition Of King Ludwig has
thrown q gloom over the Bavarian me-
tropolis, and business is partially sus-
pended. The Pope has sent congratula-
tions to Prince Luitpold upon his assump-
tion OF the regency.
On the 18th the President and his bride
attended divine services in DIR. Sunder-
lands church, and as one of the ladies who
saw the bride remarked. she wore s.just a
plain black silk"