The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-05-31
GENEH IL NEWS.

thought that he will soon be sent to Spain.
Two women were killed bv lightning on
Sunday at Osawoiom,e, Kansas
Three and half millions Of called bonds
were received at the Treasury Tuesday.
The decision OF the Court of Appeals in
the case OF Stokes will not be rendered Tor
several DAYS.
The new railroad bridge over the Miss
our River at St Joseph was formally
opened on the 3Oih.
The heavy rains have so swollen the
Canadian lumber rivers that about ), 900, 900
feet OF lumber has gone adrit
Scandinavians in New York have formed
a society for the protection OF their country
men landin: IN that city.
Charles A Page, formerly TiiJune army
correspondent and later U. ; Consul To
Zurich died in London.
Two-thirds of the business portion oil
Jarvis, Ontario, was burned Saturday
night.
a japanese Consulate has been opened
in New York, with Tetnaska Momita as
Vice Consul
Eight persons. suspected of belonging to
a gang oI thieves and comnterieiters, have
been arrested near Eaton, Ohio.
Dr. Brown. who attempted 10 kill Gas
Collector Murray in New York, has been
sentenced 10 seven years in TIA. State prison
The Court Of Claims has awarded to
William BArershy, OF Savannah, SIS DPS
Tor cotton seized during the war
Warmouth has sued the New Orleans
Times tor libel. lie can Ire appeascl Tor
50 900.
The Massachusetts Medical Society has
expelled several members for practicinr
homeopathy.
James NJ Bolleau. of Finishing Mill-
Iennsvivamia, luiled IN business, aud blew
out HE brains
James w. Wallack, the actor died
Saturday IN II -ieeping-cstr while 80 route
from South Carolina to New York
Frank Dennis, OF Memphis, found his
daughter Fanny, aged sixteen, in house
vi lI.'ianre aud bea; lac, to death
A special from Centerville. Illinois. saw.
that the safe OF the Adams Express office
ih're was broken open and robbed Thurs
day night.
The Pope contemplates matchmaking
the members Of the Italian Cabinet, aud all
nTnnnStntF n l..
-ecnlarize.
From the lst OF April to the 18th of Nav
ut the present year, g., So Immigrants
landed N New York Seventeen thousand
arrived lie past week
\ number Of prisoners in the Missouri
State PenIte ntiary mutlniel Friday. One
convict was shot and several logged beior,
oruer was restored
Fonr hundred and lwenty-eisht bodies
have been recovered from the wrecked
Atlantic, leaving one hundred and eigh-
teen passengers unnccounled Tor.
Ii is expected that the Piusbnrs. Vir-
GINA aud Charleston railroad will he opened
rs Tar aS MonoDgahela C.ty 10y the Fonrth
pi Jnly.
Specials from Kansas and Iowa repre-
sent that immense damage has been don.
to the crops 10y the excessive rains Of the
past week.
Frank Dennis. accused Of heating his
Iian Ihter to death in Memphis has been
acquitted. 1t Is claimed that her death
resulted from an accidental tall
the New York Central Railroad Com
pany has commenced snit against United
states Collector Bailey. TO recover the scrip
dividend tax collected OF it,
Indian Agent lngoli- reports the Ban
nocks aud Shoshones of their reservation
hnd near lhahO settlement, hut saws they
have strictly peaceful intentions.
Giovanni Arafa, an Italian bergar bny
being ANNOYED br snme New York hoy.
sunday evening fatally stabbed one OF
'hcm' John Golden aged nine years.
During thunder storm on Long Island. |
on Natuiay evening, twelve laborers were
Frustrated 10y the lightning at Foster
Meadow. aud two were killed
~ Lowell, Mas = platform in front o.
'hr rench Catholic Church gave way on
SUNDAY Ahout y hundred persons were
pi'atel 20 the sidewalk. y distance of
-,A feet, and many were more or les
bruised
Mis- Hannah Rich, beauiiml vonnp
.aiy engaged TO teach school in Grafton
I'"rWn county, about xix weeks aro. aud I,
ha- 30 oyer-workcd herself that la-t week (
she showed signs Of insanity, and ~ nov
"a r1Niug mamie