The Osceola times., 1888-06-09

Or, the soth AYRSHIRE won the Derby az
EPSON Downs, England; Crowberry,
second, and Van Dieman's Land, third.
Ir is reported that the cabinet of New
south Wales refuses TO modify its anti
Chinese policy.
1T is said that the Washington newsPa-
per correspondents, en- route to the DEM
ocratic National convention at ST. Louis,
will lay over for few hours at atindianapo-
lis, ind, as the guests of the editors Of
that city.
THE pext meeting cf the Southern Pres
byteTian General Assembly will be held at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
OK the 30th the twcnty-cighth annual
convention of the National Brewers As.
sociation convened in st. Paul, Mimi.
On the 3Oth the California Democratic
excursion TO the St Louis convention, in
GLIDING the alternates, arrived at Omaha
Neb., over the Union Pacific. There were
three carloads in the party.
On the 29th l.. S. and ID. Auchipcloss'
racing sloop Katrina, which has been in
construction at City Island, N. Y, dur
ing the past few months, was successfully
launched.
AT Loughrea, ireland, the eviction cam
paign has come TO an end. All the ten
ants have paid the amounts due, less the
abatement offered.
DECORATION DAY was generally observed
throughout the country.
IN New York City. on the 1st, a meeting
of Mr.. Blaine's friends was held TO con-
slider the situation created by that gentlo-
mans late peremptory declination.
In Rome il is announced that the Pope
will send "a friendly and comforting letter
TO the Irish Bishops, expressive of his
constant purpose to abstain from any
thing which could in the least cheek the
true interest Of the Irish National move
ment
IT is reported that the Propaganda at
Rome considers the conduct OF the Lon
don Times and London Tablet (the latter
is the organ of the English Tory Catho-
lics) in misconstruing the papal rescript,
for the purpose of irritating the Irish, ex-
tremely blamable.
AT West Cliff, Col, an attachment was
placed on the property OF the Security
Mining Company, on the 3lst, and the
sheriff of Custer County is in charge.
OS the 3lst, at meeting Of the Arch
bishops and Bishops of Ireland, held at
Dubliu, resolutions were adopted declar-
ing that the papal rescript recently pub
lished regarding Ireland was intended to
effect the domain of morals alone, and in
no way interfere with politics.
A GAME of base ball. played at Buffalo,
n. ", on the lst between the news5oys
of the Detroit (Mich.) EreRinq JosrRdi
and those of the Buffalo IN. " Netrs,
was witnessed by over 1900 persons. Tho
Buffalo boys won by a score OF Is to ..
Ar midnight on the 3lst nearly five
thousand saloons in Philadelphia closed
their doors to open no more, when tho
Brooks Liquor law went into effect
Or the lst three seats were sold in the
New York Stock Exchange. The prices
obtained were S97O $3.50 and S95j. A few
years ago memberships in the exchange
were worth $1,000.
OS the lst the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company defaulted in the payment of
SI.2.1Sj interest, and on several other
items OF Indebtedness due on that date.
FRANCE is having hard lime over the
coming exhibition. England refuses Of
fetal recognition, Germany and Austria
decline to take part, and now Hungary
withdraws. The Ministry, however, hail
with delight trouble which assails them
from without, as serving to draw atten-
ion away from internal alarms.
ON Nli' uBNtAihN va 'sNFN stilNS
arrived on board the steamers comm
into New York.
Ok the Sd, among tho passengers on
board the European steamers arriving IN
New York were James Gordon Bennett,
Prince Roland Bonapartc, and NJ Blon-
din. who became famous iu 1859 by cross
irg Niagara Falls on tight rope.
AT the Point of Pines arrangements
have been completed for q double-scull
race to take place June Is between Hamm
and Ross, Hosmer and Lee, and Gaudaur
and Mckay.
OK the I'd the Irish Bishops reply to tho
Pope's rescTirt reached Rome.
OK the I'd the French Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties rejected the Boulangist proposal TO
institute passport rules counter to these
OF Germany.
On the ID n meeting Of the Trades As
sembly of Western Pennsylvania, repre-
senting over sixty thousand men, adopted
a series of resolutions eml.latically con-
demning the Mills Tariff bill and all its
advocates.
IT is expected that interesting Develop
ments will be brought forth in the ex-
animation into the award to a Richmond
(Na.) firm of a recent contract for furnish
in & 10000 pounds of tobacco FOR use in
the navy at thirty eight cents per pound
the highest bid offered.