The Osceola times., 1888-03-03

on the 2si four Chinass,4n arrived Mt
Boston from Liverpool on tho steamsf
Michigan. They all had passports show
ing that they had been in this country
bsfors. but the paper held BY one Of them
was not properly filed out. He VIII %
Kept on board the steamer unul his case
has been passed upon by the authorities
at Washington. His comparisons were
allowed TO land.
On the asd the Legislature Of Maryland
was considerably excited over the dis
covsry that bill hal slipped through the
House and been sent 10 the Senate con-
tanning a Job bv which high Federal
Official was to receive fortune 1t the ex'
penss OF private citizens. The bill was rc-
called and very materially modified.
| OK the evening of the I'D the DE aware
river began breaking up. Held OF ica
three miles long moved to Port Jarvis, N.
| Y, where II stopped, forming an ice dam
q mile in length and seven feet thick.
The water backed up and rose twelve feet
in twenty minutes, flooding many houses
along the river, and damaging the Barrett
suspension bridge.
SAN RENO dispatches stats that the
Crown Prince 10 using new tube in his
throat which was especially made for him
In England, and that better results follow
from its use.
the sum OF $50, 900, 900 has been adj
vanced Russia by a syndicate of French.
Belgian and Dutch bankers. They refuse
q larger loan unless the Bulgarian ques-
ton 10 peacefully settled.
IT 10 said that Mrs. Garfield and her
daughter, Miss Mollie, will soon return to
America on the steamship Trave, sailing
from Bremen
IT 10 said that Sir Henry Burke, who
owns estates at Woodford, Ireland, has
agreed to the plan offered by his tenants,
and settlements have been made in ac-
cordance with It TO the satisfaction Of Al.
Only Lord Clanricave and Mrs. Lewis
now hold out in that district gainst Their
tenants.
OK the Pad a mistake made as to the
place Of holding the pres idential reception
at Palatka, Fla, caused bitter disappoint-
nent TO multitudes who had travelled long
distances to see the Chief Executive.
ACCORDING to the mine inspect ors' re-
port for the year 1887 there were in the
second anthracite district Of Pennsyl.
vania 90 fatal and 140 non. fatal accidents,
leaving q widows and so orphans. One
employe was killed to every 26l en-.
ployed, and one injured to every 80 em'
ployed. There was an increase of Sl0O6o |
tons mined over the product of 1886.
ON the Path the New York State Senate
trust investigating committee took up the
Cotton. Seed Oil Trust, overruling the OBJ
lection of the attorney for the trust, and
developed some interesting facts. Mills
which before the formation of tho trust
were on the verge Of bankruptcy have
since received an actual dividend OF
twelve per cent. on their investment.
On the oath the evidence before the con-
gressional committee at Hazelton Pa,
showed q falling off in wages and an in
crease in charges imposed by the COM
pany storekeepers.
ON the oath a San Francisco belle was
presented to Queen Victoria at n drawing
room reception.
AT Canyon City, Col, the Exchange
Bank has failed.
IT In said that important changes in
German army commanders will soon bo
made.
In the Doncaster district the q adston-
ans met with defeat in the parliamentary
vacancy election.
the government OF Bul garia, it 10
stated has firmly resolved to reject any
proposal to dethrone Ferdinand, even il
iuch proposal be supported by the Pow
'rs.
ON the 25th another big cut in railroad
reight rates between Chicago and the
river occurred.
ON the 9th the National Opera Com.
,any, Charles E. Locke, manager, dis
landed at Washington. The losses for
he season are stated to be 800, 900.
RECENTLY, at the twenty. first annual
Exhibition Of the American Water Color
Society, held at the New York Academy
4 Design, the Evans prize OF $500 was
warded to Horatio Walkers "Evaning."
drs. Frank Leslie's prize of $500 was
Iwarded to J. Alden Wier's ''Chrst-
mas"
In the Maryland Legislature bill has
,een introduced to incorporate the Balti.
more Traction Company, whose object is
% buy up and consolida te all the street |
always in Baltimore.
On the 25th one of the Jurors in the Ohio |
ally sheet frauds trial went on dru k,
and necessitated a postponement of the
trial for the day.
ON the morning OF the 25.h the doifers
N the American Linen Mills, Fall River.
struck work, being dissatisfied with
the advance recently granted them. This
was the third strike at these mills thin
! week.