The Osceola times., 1888-04-21
Borsr bill. having special asst. l-.c,lt'

Housr bills having special ASH L-.e,lts
TO days covered by the protracied deaS-
lock lost their standing.
on the IIth Tyler Bros, manufacturers
o. steel tubing. New York and boston'
with mills at South Boston. and half OWE
ers OF the Christiana Rolling Mill At VIZ
mingtoa, Del, suspended. They Claimed
$1,000 capital.
The Unitarian Clnb Of New York City
: held its first annual banquet on The leth
Amo-g those present were Geo. Nm-
Curtis. pormaa b. Eaton, ex-Goyernor
Chamberlain, Robt Collyer and Jno. b.
woodward
OK the iith the race for fl,oo0 pounds
between the yawl Atlantic and the ketch
Bridesmaid. from Southampton 10 run
chal. Madeira was finished. the Brides
maid coming in seven miles ahead.
l Ir Is reported that senot Calindez,
wealthy Cuban merchant. has been kid
naped at his estate in Santa Rita by
I bandits. IL is also reported that two
planters have been kidnapped at Remedies.
In is reported tha; the fourteenth Iowa
State encampment OF the @. A. r. was
more largely attended than any previous
one in the history OF the association
Two THOUSAND people went from Tuam.
County Galway, on the 18th, 10 plog and
sow the lands OF Mrs. Baikin, at Cloonda-
room. whose tenants nave been served with
notices Of eviction. They were accom-
panied By wagon laleI with beer and
provisions. A detachment Of police &C.
companied the campaiyners.
AT Toxic, Japan. two shocks % earth
quake were felt. on March 18th.
A bill was introduced in the Senate. on
the 18th. identical with the Bryce bill in
the House, to define and establish an an
chorage ground for vessels in the bay aud
harbor OF New York.
SENATE BILL appropristing 5000 FOR
making n survey and estimating the cost
of removing Smiths, Peiiy's and Wind
mill islands from the Delaware river. be-
tween Philadelphia and Camden, was
favorsbly reported in the Senate on the
i2th.
The truak-line presidents, IN a long
conference in Commissioner Fink's Office,
in New York City, on the 18th, failed TO
agree upon a revision o, rates on export
freight shipped through inland cities.
The report Of terrible railroad acci-
dent a; Avoca- la, on the l?th, is declared
I TO have been without foundation.
on the 18th a receiver vas appointed
and an accounting ordered Of the assets
I ot Imre Kiralfy by Judge Bookstaver, o.
/ New York City, at the suit Of David Good
man
On the 18th George Burton. OF East Liv-
erpool, o., drove his wife from the house
and installed dashing widow from Tren-
I ton, n. J., in her place. The female
/ friends o. the abused wife TO the number
Of 80 drove the guilty pair away in per-
/ feet storm Of stale eggs.
| OK the 18th the strike Of Italian labore.s
on the Meriden & Waterbury railroad was
ended 10y the company paying of the men
and discharging them.
/ OS the 18th the buildings OF the Liberal
Club. erected in Birmingham. England,
/ in ls16 at cost OF f6i. ON, were sold at
auction for f2,3oo-fl0,000 less than the
cost Of the ground upon which they were
erected.
DISTRICT ASSEMBLY No. - Knights OF
! Labor of Philadelphia have issued a cir
| cular to the friends of organized labor,
asking for contributions to assist in pay
ing off the indebtedness incurred in the
late strike in the Lehigh Valley coal
! region.
BUSINESS failures for the seven days
ending on the llth. az reported by X. G..
Dun & Co., were; For the United States,
200: for Canada. %; total, 222. "a COM
pared with s27 the previous week, and l11
for the corresponding week Of last year.
THE British Government proclaimed the
twenty meetings proposed TO be held in
county Glare, ireland, on the 18th, under
the auspices OF the National League.
OK the 18th the Chicago & Atlantic rail-
road reduced its passenger rate from Chi
cago TO Boston from nineteen to seven
teen dollars.
AT Connellsville, Pa, the war among
the millionaire coke operators is said to
be costing about $1,000 day.
THE United States will be repre-
sented AT the Melbourne (AustraliaD Inter-
national Exposition, for which 500 has
been appropriated.
THE Washington Base Ball Club impose
upon their players the following fines to,
drinking: For the first offense, >35; sec
ond offense, so; third offense, 500, a d
for habitual drinking a blacklist.
OK the lith the Queenstown tireland)
branch of Gillig's American Exchan ,e
dishonorsd all drafts presented .. IT.
counter.
OK the night OF the lith thirty-three
Cinnamon were captured in a New York
opium joint, and fined ten dollars apiece.
GREEN fruits, trees. shrubs and certain
seeds are now permitted to enter Canada
duty free.