The Osceola times., 1886-10-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

lHE relations OF the frencn resident
Minister with the Malagas Government
are said to be daily becoming more
strained.
LORD SALISBURY, IN a speech at Hert-
fordshire on the ed, eulogized the Con-
servaiive members Of the House Of Com
mons for their faithfulness.
ENGINEER BREWER. OF the excursion
or ain recently wrecked on the Nickel
Plate road, has turnel up at Buffalo, and
was TO appear before the coroner on the
ed.
TIVE probate Of the will Of the late SAM
uel ]. Tilden was again adjourned on the
22d for one week in Consequence Of the alb
sence of Mrs. Caroline B. Whittlesey.
JANIS HowE, foun Ter OF the New York
Spirit 0fhe Times, now Wilkes SDiri, Of
the Times, died at Lafayette, Ind. on the
2ad, IN his eightieth year. Horace Greeley
was employed by him on this paper as
printer and there formed an intimate ac-
quaintance which continued until Cree
ley's death.
GENERAL BuLLEn is organizing sy stem
under which the hou es OF suspected NOON
lighters in Kerry will be carefully watched.
In order that nj hit absen ees may be dis
covered and the arrest of culprits thereby
facilitated.
GENERAL VrLLACAMPA, leader of the
revolution a. Madrid. has been arrested.
Two German.Americsn citizens visiting
their oh homes in Kieh have been or
derel to leave he empire.
RoBERT Law, general superintendent OF
tbeSt. Louis. Keokuk & Northwestern and
the Chicago, Burlin ston & Kansas City
roads, has resigned.
HERe kRocHgR, Socialist deputy in the
German Rechsteg, has been fined 1,5Ol
marks for accep ing pay from his party.
EDWARD SOLOMON, the American COM
poser and husband Of Lillian Russell, has
been arres ell In London on a charge OF
bigamy at the instance OF a former wife.
BISHOP WoopLocK, of the diocese Of
Ardagh, ireland, in an address to his dio-
cese. deplores the present condition of
affairs and warns he people against the
Revolutionary principles of secret So
cieiies."
THE Sultan gave audience to the Duke Of
Edinburgh and Prince George of Wales on
the 23d. He received his visitors most cor
daily, and conferred upon both the deco
ration of the Imperial Order OF Osmanie.
II is reported that the Czarewitch is about
TO visit the Sultan.
EXPREsrDENr ARTHUR has decided to
leave New Lon Ion. lie will return to New
York and occupy his house on Lexington
avenue this winter. S erman w. Knevals
spent day with him recently at New
London. He says that the Generals health
does not show any improvement, neither
can he be considered any worse than
when he lett New York.
Mn. ABRAHAM, NJ. p. for Limerick, is
trying to procure the release of dynamiter
DAILY.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH unveiled the
column erected to the memory of Admiral
Baron Won TegethoR at Vienna on the
oath.
S. :. Cox, Minister to Turkey, now at
home on visit, intimates strongly that
he would efer a seat in Congress to his
present position.
TIE published report of the dismissal of
Mrs. r. A. Johnson, a granddaughter OF
the late Robert Morris, signer Of the
Declaration OF Independence, is correct.
The reason given for her removal is that
she was incompetent.
WHITAKER, of Chicago, in bicycle
race at Charlottesville, Ind, on the oath,
against time, made one hundred miles in
six hours, three minutes and fifty-nine
seconds, beating the world record by one
hour, seven minutes and one second.
RiGaT REv. J. +. SHANAHAN. Bishop Of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Harrisburg,
Pa, died at his residence at Harrisburg
on the 2ith. He retired ON the night Of the
% In apparently good health, hut in the
morning had an acute attack of conges-
tion o. the brain, which terminated fat ally
before no n.
THE sculling match on the Thames at
London on the 2jth between Beach and
Wallace Ross, for 500 side AMI the
championship, resulted in an easy victory
for Beach.
GOVERNOR LARRABEE of Iowa has Is
sued a proclamation quarantining against
cattle from Illinois unproviled with a
clean bill of health.
SrcHETARY BUTLER, Of the American
committee on Bartholli's statue OF Liber-
ty, announces that Octob, % is the date
set for the Inauguration OF the statue.
CAPTAIN W. 5. JOHNSON (retired), U. S.
A., l. TO be tried by court martial at
Washington on a charge Of duplicating
his pay accounts.
GENERAL BoorH OF the Salvation Army
has arrived in New York.
Mus. ELLA JENNINGS, of Newark, N. j.,
who was injured in railroad collision
two years ago, has just gone insane as a
result.
An appeal has been sent by Parnell TO
President Fitzgerald of the Irish National
League for additional material assistance
In the present crisis in Irish affairs.
GFNERAL RosEcRANs claims TO have
discovered that a Washington canal and
bridge company owes the Government a
large sum OF money since 1880, which,
through loose bookkeeping, had been lost
sight Of.