Huntsville gazette., 1882-05-27

NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary of Important Events.
oxv hundred vessels are astlinthe
,.oo If the New Brunswick coast.
oaxrt GRAFTON at Boyadab, Asia
Minor DESTROYED four hundred houses.
n,vrrr declares that nothing but the
,;,;on of landlordism will satisfy Ire
land -.-
Ara meeting of the coal operators OF
,..,ah~rgb nl pa. it was decided to fight the
,.riEer. lsy and continue the importation OF col
ored miners. - : = -. \. a'. z -
POSTAL card threatening the assas-.
s;na,ion Of President Arthur by the Fenians
'inn''0 ma be recalls Lowell was dropped in the
New York Post.office on the 2lst.
Tur steamer Rio Grande, from Gal
tan Texas. arrived off the Delaware
p,o,trater .o, with cargo Of cotton on fire,
Nav Il. The captain decided to sink her.
THE damage done to Russia by the
on,i.Jewish movement, including houses,
breadstuffs and other property destroyed
and money taken away by the emigration of
the Jews, amounts to $40, 200, 600. -
THE lumber strike at Muskegon,
Mich. bids fair to develop war. "A special
force of eighty police, furnished by Pinker-
ton, has been sworn in to protect imported
laborers brought from Canada to work on
the b00ms. @EfE &
W.E. BADEAU, of New York, in a
suit TO recover 81 800, charges James Il.
Keene and others with swindling the public
out Of $500, 900 by false statements in re-
gard to the Bradshaw and Washington
mines in Arizona.
AN investigating committee of the
Arkansas Senate has reported that the books
Of Gov. Churchill as. Treasurer of the State
fail to balance by $3.50 400, from which he Is
entitled to credit for s24, 800 for scrip turned
over to his successor. zN
AGENT LLEwELLYN telegraphs to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs recon-
mendation to transfer the Mescaleros to tn
care of the, War Department, as Congress
has invited an outbreak by neglecting t
make an appropriation for their subsist
ence. sa= sa s@ sflVr &gzg
THE celebration of the 10th ami
versary of the declaration of independence
by the people of Mecklenburg County, N.
c., on the Goth, was attended by $4,000 peo.
pie. Senator'S Vance, Ransom, Bayard,
Butler and Hampton were present, with
numerous members of Congress and State
officials. 7 g ltTt N
THE Grand Jury, May 20, returned
new presentments against Gen. Thomas s.
Brady, John w. Dorsey, Montfort O.. Rer-
del, Henry NJ. Turner, J. r. Miner, M.
Peck and Henry NJ. Yaile,. charging them
with conspiring to defraud the United States
III NVHhCOtiOu Will IlAC dWdl US VI tAC Stdtls
route contracts. as@ &s~ sAs
In the Criminal Court of Chicago,
the other day, during the Eyster murder
trial, Augustus Van Buren, created sensa- :
ton by demanding that the widow and
three children Of Schumacher be removed
from the room, as the cry of babe always
annoyed him, and he believed they were
present to influence the jury. Sc y
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HE decision OF the court in banc up-
on the exceptions in the Guiteau case, de-
nylng new trial and affirming the judg-
ment below, was announced by Justice
James on the 22d. Justice Hagner, in
separate opinion, discussed the bearings
Oh the old Maryland law and held that even
ulaer The Maryland act Of 1855 the indict-
mentwould have been good in the District
ofColumbia.
lHE House of Commons passed the
repression bill to second reading by 3S3 to
H. Mr' Gladstone denied that The measure
was 'ne lrult OF English resentment, and
announced that the Government could not
oV"scht 10 The essential impairment OF either
'ne repression or arrears bill. Mr.. Parnell
oppressed the hope that with the passage of
tne arrears bill and other amendments to
'ne land act the league agitation might be
ended. "
AT klrksville, Mo-, on the 10th. All
acponald shot and instantly killed Willie
Vuhtal. The former is aged u wears. the
"''er was IL. The killing took place in the
!ara OF the dead boys mother. Both bovs
nao been hunting, and after coming home
tuung Mcdonald stepped up within few
'oi us victim, and said: "Your money
% s. your life" and fired, the ball taking ef-
iSV. ,, oeiow the collar bone and seyerine the
,ssu'ar sss VEN. Young Quintal staggered a
Np Or two and fell dead. ,{.s tfe'7fI'T
ho in0 hundred applications are before
rne, 'ne resident for positions on the ltariff
will inl',ulsslon- Secretary Folger saws there
ana sr Sc Two protectionists, two free-traders.
# :. W practical merchants on the board.
voos unuerstood that ex-Secretary Kirk
sr~a1 INV VIII De chairman, and that ex-Gov-
Hsipa Ham, nuioek, of Georgia; Samuel A.
ton. Is' p Oh New York; ]. L. Hayes, OF Ros-