Huntsville gazette., 1882-09-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

ton OF innumerable parasites inside the
head at the base Of the nose.
A DAUGHTER of William Smith
O'Brien visited Castle Garden, New York,
the other day, in search of information as to
the treatment of Immigrants on their arri-
val. She intends to establish boarding.
house for female emigrants in Liverpool.
The steamer Edom is reported lost in
collision with the Lepanto, from Hull, on
the 21st. Two sailors persisted.
SEVERAL passengers were killed and
many seriously injured by collision of
trains in the tunnel at Eighty-six street.
New York, on the 22d. Following are the
names of the dead so far as known: Sher-
man Adamson, Of Mt. Vernon; Frederick
Stein, Of New Rochelle; Miss j. Smith,
school-teacher, of New York City; Eugene
Aubert, school teacher, of Mt. Vernon. 1t
is claimed that the accident was the result
OF gross mismanagement.
Mrs. M. w. FoLGER, aged 80, fell or
jumped off a Wabash train between Bement
and Monticello, ILL.,, the other morning, and
was fatally injured. She was OIL her way
from Hennepin to Little Rock, Ark. The
body was inferred in the Piatt County Poor
Farm.
A BRAKEMAN, conductor, and tele-
grapher have been held to answer for the
collision in the New York tunnel.
PORTER WHITE, of Sedalia, Mo-,
took to drinking, some weeks ago, and
treated his wife so badly she left him. On
the night Of the 22d he paid her visit and
killed her. He then put a bullet in his own
brain, lingering but short time.
MATHEW Comfy, of Claremout, N.
H., aged 13, was reproved by his mother the
other day, whereupon he went into wood
shed and emptied the chambers Of revol-
yer into his heart.
A TRAIN carrying Austrian soldiers
went through bridge spanning the Drave,
near Eek, on the Odd. Fifteen hussars
were drowned and some thirty injured.
The Chinese quarter of Susanville,
CAL, was fired the other morning. Loss,
$50, 900.
Mrs. JANE HICKEY and Christopher
Carten were drowned in canal lock near
! New Brunswick, n. j., on the 23d.
VIM. MCGEARY, aged 16, went COON
hunting near Painesviie, Ohio, the other
night, and lost his life while telling tree.
His body was found by some workmen who
were led to the spot by the boys dog.
Mrs. ELSA MILLs and her daughter
Hattie, IS years Of age, were thrown from
wagon by runaway horse, near Galipolis.
Ohio, the other day. Mrs. Mills was killed
instantly; the young lady escaped with a
few bruises.
EDWARD SIDDoNs, in jail at Cincin-
natl for assaulting little girl, was fatally
burned by the explosion of lamp in his
cell the other night.
GEORGE RATHsACK, of Manitowoc,
Wis, a native of Poland, deliberately split
open his wife's head, the other day, because
she would not give him money to purchase
liquor. He then took SIS from her pockets
and fed. His mother witnessed the trage-
dy.
JACK CHAPMAN, colored, was exc
cuted at Bellevue, La, ON the 22d, for the
murder of John Williams.
CHICAGO butchers are erecting on a
wharf at New York a two STORY refrigerator,
eighty feet long and twenty feet wide, in
which to store dressed beef slaughtered on
the prairies.
THE friends of John B. Davis, presi-
dent Of the suspended banking company Of
Richmond, Virginia, have executed papers
covering his Indebtedness and securing de-
positors in full.
AN insane daughter of James Cleve-
land, of Nashville, Tenn, poisoned six
members of the family by putting strychnine
in the coffee, few days ago. The father is
already dead, and one Of the daughters can
not recover. M
THE Exhibition building at Sydney,
New South Wales, with all its contents, was
swept away by fire. The loss is reported at
e5o0, 900.
B. F. CAMERON, a wealthy planter,
and his daughter Laura, were brought into
Dallas, Texas, the other day, and delivered
to the county authorities, both raving ma
MACS. Mr.. Cameron was insane about
eighteen months ago, but after term OF
three months in the State Asylum was re-
leased as cured. He and his daughter are
now SO violent they have to be secured by
chains.
Two men were killed and several in
iured by the explosion Of a gun on Castle
William, Governors Island, New York, on
the 25th.
JAMES WALL, James Conway and
William Dugan were drowned by the up
setting of sailboat near Buffalo, n. T., on
the 25th.
STEPHEN DAY, of Mount Holly, Ohio,
saved up 13, 600 and kept it in his house
until day or two ago, when somebody slip
| ped in during his absence and walked off
with every cent.
Mrs. ADAM EBLING, OF Union De-
posit, Pa. lost child, the other day, and
! could not bear to be separated from it, so
she cut her throat and the two were buried
together.
THE Franklin sugar refinery, Phila-
delpha, Pa, was damaged by fire, Sept. %,
to the extent of about 81 900, 900.
JACOB KUNTz, merchant OF Fond
du Lac. Wis, was murdered and robbed at
Barton early on the 25th.
JOSEPH DUNN, OF Whately, Mass,
has been arrested for poisoning his wife. He
says it is a trumped-up charge to cheat him
out of some property.