The Osceola times., 1888-12-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Csapllcl frsa varisus SsaruoA
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

Jones for his influence In getting fran
chise through the Board OF Aldermen,
has beea decided in favor OF the defend
ant s...sr as.e rr.a
GovsRxon-xLncr HovEY Of India ana IL
to be tendered q reception by resident
Hoosiers upon his return TO Washington.
A CIRCULAR was issued by Cardinal
Gibbons, on the 21st to the Catholic
clergy, secular and regular, recommend
ing general observance OF the Presi.
dents Thanksgiving proclamation
The funeral OF the late DR.. Henry b.
Sands, Of New York City, occurred on
the 2lst Three hundred students OF the
College OF Physicians and Surgeons at
tended the services. The d oral offerings
were many and beautiful The remains
were inferred In woodlawn Cemetery.
IT is announced that General Panker
will succeed Admiral Passiet as Russian
Minister OF Railways.
ON the evening Of the 21st Mr. James
Russell lowell was entertained at ban
Quet by the Philomathic Society OF Liver.
pool, and sailed FOR America on the 22d.
PRESIDING JUDGE HANSES Of the Par
nell Commission, on tn, 2lst. fined Mr..
Edward Harrington f5Oo for contempt OF
court in publications. refectiny upon the
judges.
MAJOR LYMAN BIssELL, u. 8, A., died,
on tho 22i. at his homo in New Haven,
Conn.,, aged seventy five years. - d.
On the 10th Walter 4, pchudder, of
New Jersey, a clerk In the Government
Printing Oflce, accidentally shot and
killed himself while drawing a cartridge
from his revolver.
GENERAL BLACK. the Commissioner OF
Pensions, Is SPOKEN OF IN connection
with the superintendency of the National
Soldiers Home st Dayton, o.
TnnRE wasA rumor In Boulangist cir
clss u I'aris. on the 22d, that the govern
ment intends to expel Boulanger on a
charge Of consplring to overthrow the ex-
listing government
J. & DrcKERsoK, n popular lawyer Of
Helena Mont, who formerly held edi.
torial positions In Indianapolis aud 81
Paul, died of pneumonia on the 81, aged
forty. one. He studied law In General
Harrison's Office, where he was a stenog :
rapher. - EH
AT a citizens meeting in Boston, on
the 22d, II was decided to put an indc-
pendent candidate for mayor in nomina-
tion.
On the 22d tho State Bank OF valpar also,
INtu., CiOScu itS oOoIb uuu tuo TtoBiio-
tors, 4. Scoville and q. A. Crafts, have
fed the country, leaving many debts un.
satisfied.
THE Paris hndnsigeant states that
Baron Selliore has been placed in DIR.
Sauray's private asylum for the insane
situated In Paris.
The South Carolina State Board of
Canvassers has decided the Elliott. Miller
Eauaptb ipp nj
district In favor Of Elliott. Democrat,
making the delegation from South Caro-
lima solidly Democratic. The vote Of the
district was: Elliot sass; Miller. T,0)S.
Miller will carry his contest to Congress.
The birthday anniversary Of sx-Em-
press Frederick OF Germany was quietly
observed ut Windsor, England, on the
21st She received scores OF congratula.
tions. aud many German officials called
bearing presents. fl4 IDHf tt1f
The postmaster OF Baltimore has a
scheme for collecting city mail mStter by
means of letter-boxes placed on the street
oars. fFfe a. vWet htT fN
CONGRESSMAN PKnRy BELMONT took
the oath of office and received his cre-
dentials rs Minister to Spain, on the 23d.
On the 23l Chief VIM. printup, Grand
Eachem OF the Tuscarora Indians, died
on the reservation, in New York. He was
an able and intelligent man.
THE Associated Press statement that
Silas Gearney, of ths fremont House,
Boston, Mass, was nsolvent Is incorrect
He is not connected with the fremont
House, q
DAVID HAMILTON, q real estate dealer,
and owner of number OF business
structures at Wabash Ind, failed, on
the 23l, with liabilities amounting TO $50. :
900 and assets of $25, 900.
GENERAL HARRIsoS denies the truth OF
published reports Of alleged statements
made by him concerning the annexation
of Canada
OK the 23d General Miles arrived at San
Francisco and took command OF the Dl-
vision OF tho Pacific. General Howard
loft San Francisco the same night for
New York. t
PRESIDENT HANNEN OF the Parnell Com.
miss ion says that he will admit the re.
ports made by the police for what they
are worth.
On the 23d Mr.. Powderly was reelected
general master workman Of the Knights
of Labor for the next two years at In.
dianapolis.
AN intimate friend of Samuel J. Ran.
dali describes him as In very good con-
dition, and certain TO be in his seat on the
reassembling of Congress.
"DEAcoN" RICHARDS ON has given no.
tice that only American citizens, native
or naturalized, will hereafter be employed
ON his Brooklyn strset-car lines as con-
ductors and drivers.
BISHOP FOLEY. the new Bishop Of d.
troit, was received in that city, on the
2sd by q reception committee and pro-
cession OF ten thousand persons.
J. w. MAcKISrosH & Co, Boston stock
brokers, have suspended.
PRESIDENT BRADFORD RAYMOND of Law
rsnce University. Appleton, Wis, has
been rendered the presidency Of Yves.
leyan University, at Middletown, Conn.
II is believed the offer will be accepted.
EDITOR CHARLES c. CoRBrrT, OF the
Providence (R. L) Dispatch, was ar.
rested, on the e4h, upon a suit for libel
broughtby J. F.iMoofe, for $4,000. -
AN extensive purchase Of coal laud II
Allegheny County, Pa, made by Mr.
Blaine seven years ago. and which for I
time looked like losing vsuture, has re-
Gently increased in value three-fold.
On the oath John Teemer. of McKees'
port, Pa, was defeated for the champion
ship of America and $500 a side, on th'
Potomac river. at Washington, by.Wm
J. O'Connor, of Toronto, Can.
B.sror Foxy was formally installed
Bishop of Dstroit on the 95ih The cere
monies were of very imposing oharac
ter.
on the 23d ief-Justice Armstrong. o
the Canadian Labor Commission, died oil
apoplexy at Sorel, Qaebec-
ARRASoExESrs have been made by J