The Osceola times. [volume] (Osceola, Ark.) 1870-current, 1888-07-21
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

p. IN, the evening session being devoted 10 the
consideration OF private bills.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
On the 18th General Boulangor's bill
FOR the dissolution OF the French Cham
Ger OF Deputies was rejected. whereupon
be announced his resignation from that
body.
THE Bureau OF Labor is now separate
and distinct bureau, being no longer at
tached TO the Department OF .the Interior,
and responsible only to Congress.
THE three mile-with- a turn race at
Cayuga, N. ", on the 18th, was won by
Teemer in 1894; Hamm second, Hosmer
third.
OK the 18th Profs. Bergman and Ger
hardt, of Berlin, were decorated with the
high-c class Order Of Hohenzollern.
On August II Signor Crispi, Italian
Premier, is expected to arrive at Carls-
bad, Bohemia. Prince Bismarck and
Count Kalnoky, Austrian Premier, will
arrive subsequently,, and the three states
men of the allied Powers will hold con-
ference.
Ar Neuilly, a short distance from Paris,
Premier Floquet and General Boulanger
fought duel with swords, on the 18th.
Both were greatly excited, Floquet was
slightly scratched, but the General re-
ceived bad wound in the neck, fainting
IN the arms OF his seconds.
On the 18th Rev. George Robert Gleig,
once Chaplain General to the British
forces died in London, aged nipety-two
years. He wrote a number OF books and
frequently contributed to various maya
zines.
JAMES MORGAN, n leading dry good:
merchant OF Milwaukee, will be nomi.
mated for Governor of Wisconsin by tn,
Union Labor party's convention, TO b'
held at Oshkosh July 81.
FRIENDS of Mrs. Dudley, the English.
woman who shot O'Donovan Rosa, ar,
making an effort to secure her releas'
from the asylum for insane criminals a
Auburn. N. Y. There is some question a,
TO the legality of her detention.
1T is reported from Berlin that the
Dowager Empress Victoria Of Germany
is the re cipient OF but scant courtesy al
the hands of those now in power in Ger
many.
In Washington II Is predicted that No
business will be done in the House o
Representatives after the disposition o
the Mills Tariff bi II, for want of aquorum
as general exodus OF members is pre-.
dicted.
THE physicians Of Hon. Samuel Ran.
dali continue TO send out favorable re.
ports.
QUEEN NATALIE was ordered by III,
German police, on the 18th, to leave Ger
many within twenty -four hours, and be
Iaa yf m 20 lar. hax . IA.
Crown Prince Alexander, 20 King Milan'i
plenipotentiary, who took him to Bel.
grade.
AT Ithaca Mich. on the 18th, Ed. Pal.
mer was found guilty OF murder In the
second degree, for the killing OF his wife
In is reported that the lcelandic exodu,
to Manitoba is assuming gigantic proper
tons.
MEMBERS y. the Democratic National
executive committee profess Ito Believe
that Congressman VIM. l.. Scott will be
selected chairman OF the committee.
On the 12lh Congressman Grouse re-
fused TO accept q denomination in the
Twentieth (O.) district.
AT Mitchellstown, Ireland, III inquest
was begun on the 18th GU the death of Mr..
Vaudeville, who is alleged to have died
from lll-treatment received in Tullamore
Jail.
}. V. OHARpENTIER, the absconding no.
tary FROM New Orleans, has gone 10 Mex
leo with about ~, 900 in his possession.
AT Cape May, n. j., on the 18th, NJ. W.
Ford, the all-round amateur champion o.
America broke the record on three stand.
ing broad jumps, clearing 80 feet 81
inches.
GENERAL HARRisoN was seriously in.
disposed, on the morning Of the 14th, ow-
Ing to the ceaseless strain upon his nery-
Gus system, occasioned by the daily re-
ception of political delegations, since his
nomination at Chicago, but was so far
improved by evening that ne was able to
do the honors and make speech to the
members of the Lincoln Club OF Cincin
rati who called upon him. Mrs Harri-
son was also indisposed on the lith.
On the 10Th Representative Randall was
reported as still very sick, but improving.
The text of Rev. Philips Brooks before
he National Reform Association at Bos-
on, on the 18th, was: III was In prison,
and We came unto me-"
The physicians in attendance upon
General Boulsnger assert that only his
strong constitution protects their patient
from the inception OF tetanus as the re-
suit OF his wound in the neck.
The nomination Of Cleveland & Thur
man was ratified by the Democracy of
Indianapolis, Ind... on the evening Of the
Ath.
ON the 14th over two hundred members
Y the Lincoln Club Of Cincinnati visited
Indianapolis to pay their respects to Gen.
~ Harrison.