Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-02-05

Montgomery, Ala, is to have water
works at a coat Of $4,000.


Montgomery Ala, is 10 have water |
works at a Cost Of $4,000.
The Ascending Treasurer of Jersey
city, stole only SS5,S54.
4 dead infant was found recently in a
quarry excavation at Staunton, Va.
Some Philadelphia doctors have gone
10 Mount Airy, the former home OF the
Siamese Twins, to make a post norton
examination.
A band Of rubbers took train on the
Iron Mountain, Missouri Railroad last
Saturday evening. They robbed the
engineer, EXPIRES, Messenger and passer-
gers Of about ten thousand dollars.
Mr.. Robert Bonner, Of the New York
LEDGER is negotiating for tie purchase ola
farm near Morr;stown for $4,000, por-
ton Of which he proposes to use as rot
ting course.
". f. Coleman, Professor Of Chemistry
and Natural Science in the Female Higa
school, Louisville, KY, has absconded
with another ma 5 wife, deserving his
own wife and child.
The Secretary Of the Interior has senta
communication TO the House stating that
/ $4,000 will be required to collect and
remove the Kiclapoo and other remain
/ iug tribes Of Indians from Mexico.
The Committee on Ways and Means
Yesterday by an almost unanimous vote
s1grecd II Judge Kellcv's bill pro-
v.dmg frr a convertible bond. The sub
iect. however, will be presented 10 the
House.
The Indian Agent at Duluth says the
telegram that the Indians at Nermillion
Lake were in a condition Of starvation
and bad eaten some OF their number Is
untrue. No Indians have been eaten aud
none have starved or are likely to.
Ten persons in Aurora Indiana have
been poisoned by eating pork which was
diseased with Tr.chinac. There is great
difficulty in detecting this disease in pork,
and the only safety, Is in having II
thoroughly cooked. In October 1863,
over twenty persons died with this disease
III Hclstadt, IN Prussia.
The Court Of Appeals Of Kentucky, has
decided that "cuubroUs property sold
must be delivered atthe residence OF tic
vendor
The ease in point was when a man sold
POO hogs. which were some miles from has
/, home, and the buyer refused to 20 after
them.
/ Here is an account given BY member
.ofthe Ohio Legislature OF Railroad IN
which le was Interested "The road is
ten and q half miles long it is laid with
Iold fashioned strap-rGils, has 4 mule
team motive power sometimes the trains
run occasionally, and sometimes they
don't \ bin for its relief was passed.
I The Temperance Crusade now going on
I'm Ohio is one Of the most wonderful!
things We have ever heard of. Ii il OF 40
lmuch importance that some Of the Gin
'ciuuati papers have a regular correspon-
dent who is writing up the doiugs as they
tranSpire. 1t would require a page OF
our paper TO give even an epltome OF the
proceedings.
The ladies have formed societies and 20
from Saloon to Saloon, and from Store 70
Store going into the places il they are
allowed tn do So, or otherwise holding
iprayer meetings on the sidewalks, and
Iexhorting, praying aud singing until
either their patience or that OF the pro-
.pr.etor Of the house gives out, and he
agrees TO close, or they give him over to
"rcurobscv and hardness Of heart" The
movement has been successful in closing
/ a large number Of saloons and stores.
The Committee on banking and Cur
lrenev has agreed % an amendment 10 tie
Free Banking bin authorizing the Secre
tary Of the Treasury to issue on the hrs
day If each month, commencing July !st.
, 1874. S2.0OGO0) United States notes in
denomination not less than $40, said notes
nCt % bear interest, ard payable in gol d
two years after said notes TO be exchanged
Tor notes now in circulation, the latter to
bs cancelled and not 70 be reisSued.
The House Committee on Appropria-
tious perfected bill directing the Secre
tarv II the Treasury, until otherwise pro-
vidcd by law, 10 make uo payments out
Icf the urexucudcd balance Of appruprla-
ton heretofore made for the purchase oi
sites aud far the erection Of public build
Iiues, and o. suspend work ON any build
irgS already commenced whenever in his
Judgment .ch suspension can be made
consistently with the public interests.