The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.
ou9Sfled ffUm varisus Sources
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.


Dbtainsble authority.
THE newspapers Of London are devoting
considerable space 10 Lord Randolph
Churchill's sudden adoption Of the Cham
berlain programme.
A DISPATCH in the Vienna Neue Freie
Presse Of the 9Th from Sofia stated that the
Bulgarian General Schewaroff has been
arrested for holding clandestine relations
with Ksulbars.
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND's reception on
the 9Th was one of the largest yet held in
the east room. Over Ave hundred people
shook hands with the President. The crowd
was so dense that the ushers with diff
Guilty kept a line, and the President was
crowded, inch by inch. to the door Of the
corridor.
COMMODORE CHANDLER, commanding
the New York Navy Yard, and Admiral
Luce, commanding the North Atlantic
squadron, have been instructed to consult
with General Schofield with reference to
the part to be taken by the military and
naval forces in the Baltholdi statue cere-
monies.
MRS. H. HrNsHAw, the wife OF a brick
maker at Cold Springs, N. Y, gave birth
on the 4th inst. to a male child with four
feet. Otherwise the child is well formed
and healthy. One leg is but two inches
long and protrudes from the lumbar
vertebrae. The child is able to move these
with almost as little difficulty as its nat
ural limbs.
M. KARAvALoFF has resigned as Regent
of Bulgaria.
JOHN EDWARD ELLIS, Liberal member
Of the British Parliament, after making a
tour Of Ireland and exami ming into the
Irish tenant question, praises the work of
the National Land League.
THE Bulgarian Government has notified
foreign consuls at Sofia of General Kaul-
bars action in trying by bribery and in
timid alton TO induce the military COM
mander at Rustchuk to release the polit-
ical conspirators.
AT a Cabinet council at Madrid on the
7th, Queen Christina signed the decree
committing the sentences of the condemned
insurgents. The Queen also signed a de-
cree freeing the slaves In Cuba from the
remainder Of their terms Of servitude.
AMONG the passengers who arrived on
the steamer Belgic at San Francisco on
the Tth was Prince Louis Bonaparte, trav-
cling incog. as Count Louis De Moncal ieri.
He intended to remain few days there
and proceed East. He was received on his
arrival by the Italian Consul.
THE Washington Post of the 7th pub
fishes the following: at can not be dis.
covered that any thing has been said
officially at the War Department to justify
the report that General Miles disobeyed
orders and made terms with Geronimo,
but 1t is said that certain officials in the
department, while not positively giving
out reports, have encouraged the publica-
iion of these structures on General Miles
In order to favor General Crook, who
seems to meet with special consideration
from some quarters because he was West
Point graduate, while Miles is volunteer
soldier"
M. De LEssErs win attend the dedica-
ton of the statue of Liberty.
THE case against James Gilhooly, NJ. p,
charged with melting q riot in Cork, has
been dismissed.
JAMES f. North is the nominee Of the
Democrats for Governor of Nebraska.
GENERAL KAuLBARs is making slow
progress In his efforts to obtain recogni-
tion from the officers of the Bulgarian
army.
UHITED STATES SENATOR AUSTIN f,
PIKE died at his home at Franklin Fall g
N. H., on the Sth.
MINISTER JACKSON, on the occasion Of
his departure from Mexico, received the
greatest ovation ever given an American,
with the exception of General Grant.
Mas. ANNA KozyANsKI, of Detroit,
Mich, was denied Christian burial on ac-
count Of connection with a religious fac
tion OF the church. She was partisan Of
Father Kolasinsky.
PREMIER NoN TAAFE announced In the
lower house Of the Austrian Parliamenton
the Sth that there is no occasion to appre-
bend disturbance Of the Austro- German
relations.
ArToRSEy-G GARLAND has been
telling some of his friends how much he
enjoyed deer hunts down in the vicinity of
Hominy Hill. He says that he was for
tunate enough to kill several, and has car
ried back TO Washington some Of the ant.
lers.
JOHN w. NORTON, the st. Louis theatri-
cal manager, is slowly improving, and on
the sth was well enough to take drive.
His friends are hopeful that he may pul
through, although he is a very weak man
yet. He is still IN New York.
REV. HENRY WARD BEEuHER delivered
bis farewell lecture in London on the 1lth.
IT is rumored that Kirk and Sayles, the
indicted ex-aldermen of New York, have
fed.
PUBLIC PAINTER BENEDICT discharged
thirty-one more employees on the 9th from
the Government printing Off ce.
y THE Marquis of Harrington denies that
be has promised to support the nsw Irish
till.
IT is thought at Washington that Mr..
Ferritt, of New Orleans, will. get the.ap-
pointment of supervising architect x thA,
treasury. -
THE King of Belgium has been IN Asns
don recently trying to negotiate loan for
purposes of defense.
No preparations were made to receive
General Kaulpars at Rustchuk, and the
prefect of the city fed to avoid meeting
him.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURcnLL's pro.
gramme of reform meets steady opposi-
tion from the clubs and older Conserva-
tives.
GENERAL vrLLAcAsPA's daughter had
an audience with tho Queen of Spain and
expressed her gratitude for the clemency
shown to Ler father.
Ex-SEsAToR YULoE, of Florida, died on
the 10th in New York
Hon. =. s. Cox, United States Minister
to Turkey, arrived in New York on the
10th.
GENERAL BoorH of the Salvation Army,