The Osceola times., 1888-06-09
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

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been serving sentence of imprisonment
et Clonmel, Ireland, for offenses COM
mitted under the Crimes act, was released.
lie was met by large crowd and heartily
theered.
OK the sist John Bright suffered re.
lkpse.
1T is expected by the Democrats to get
o vote on the Mills Tariff bill without any
further amendments than those offered
and agreed to in caucus, and believe they
will not lose more than four votes in their
party, II indeed that many. Three or four
want an amendment 10 the internal rev.
enue section, but it is not probable that 1t
will carry.
IT is said that the alleged newspaper
man who recently sailed on the Sarmatian
and created comment by his lavish dis
play Of wealth, is John X. Miles, who is
wanted in Philadelphia for forgery.
On the aOth John NJ. Randall, a we'll
known capitalist and retired merchant Of
st. Louis, died at the residence Of his
daughter, Mrs. c. X. Garrison, in New
York.
IT Is asserted by the North German
Gozette that Duke Adolphe of Nassau will
succeed to the rule of the Grand Duchy
of Luxemburg upon the death of the
present incumbent, King William of
Holland, apd that when this event takes
place the Grand Duchy will again become
part OF the German Empire.
On the 18th Minister Phelps will sail
from New York for England.
OK the lst General Henry Bierge died Of
apoplexy in New York.
AT Barcelona, on the lst, the Queen
Regent of Spain unvailed the new statue
of Columbus amid great rejoicing,
THE appointment of Admiral Stosch to
succeed Count Won Stolberg- ernigerode
ms Grand Chamberlain Of the German
court. has been announced.
OK the LIST Mr.. Taulbee, OF Kentucky,
announced in the House that he did not
propose TO be bound by party caucus. At
the proper time he would move an amend
ment TO the Tariff bill putting lumber on
the dutiable list at 10 per cent ad va
loren.
In Remington County, OAK, the set
tiers along Spring creek fed, with their
families. TO Rapid City and other towns,
on the e9th, seeking safety from an an
ticipated Indian attack.
1T was reported on the lst that the secret
II the failure of the Senate committee on
the judiciary To make a report on the case
OF Mr.. Fuller. is certain charges preferred
by one Dunlevy, of Chicago, which the
committee have under Investigation.
OK the 3lst DIR. Mackenzie introduced to
his royal patient six-year- lad on
whom he had performed the operation of
tracheotomy year ago. A "fellow feel
ing" made the Emperor "wopdrous kind. :"
He loaded his little visitor with presents
and invited him TO call again.
The Senate bill TO revive the rank of
General Of the Army was passed by the
House on the 1st. IL was soon after
signed by the President, who Immediately
cent the nomination of Philip Hen ry
Sheridan for the position to the Senate.
ihe Senate confirmed the appointment
and notified the President of its action.
During the afternoon Senators Hawley
md Henderson called and placed the
Generals commissio in the hands Of his
wife.
A BANQUET and reception in honor OF
President Carnot was given by Baron
Won Mehrenheim, the Russian Ambassa-
dor TO Paris, on the 3lst. All Of the Cabi-
net Minister'S and many prominent states
men and diplomats were present.
ON tine 3lst General B. +. Butler put
himself on record as sherman man-a
William Teeumseh Sherman man. He
said General sherman would prove sure
winner II run by the Republican pa.ty;
and that he possess a safe counselor in his
brother John.
OK the LIST the nomination Of Mr.. Fuller
10 the Enthusiastically was again before
the Senate committee on the judiciary. but
no conclusion was reached.
OS the LIST Emperor Frederick wentfrom
Berlin TO Potsdam, on the yacht Alexan-
dria He was Enthusiastically cheered by
tbe popu!ace. The trip seemed to do him
good.
JOHN BRIsHT's chanc es of recovery are
spoken Of d.scouragingly.
THE newly appointed Governor General
Of Canada, Lord Stanley, expresses conf.
dence in the Canadian Ministry, aud says
he has no preconceived ideas OF policy TO
force upon an unwilling people.
In his speech in the French Chamber OF
Deputies, on the 3lst. NJ. Goblet, in reply
to an Interpolation regarding the Tisza in
cident, limited at line drawn beyond
which none Of the enemies Of France
would b allowed to 60.
: o. tie slst Colonel Aaron X. Dunkel, Of
Au6gy1vonia, ex-otats Uenator and ex.
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