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Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE False Prophet of Soudan is said
to have defeated two Egyptian Governors in
seven battles and is about to capture Khar :
toum, after which he will march on Cairo.
r Two shots were fired at King Milan
of Servia in the cathedral at Belgrade the
other day. The would-be regicide is the
widow of Colonel Markowitch, executed
with several others in 1875 She has been
suffering from melancholia ever since the
death OF her husband, and can hardly be
considered responsible for her acts.
MANILA, Philippine Islands, was
nearly destroyed by cyclone few days
ago, and business is suspended. Thirteen
vessels were beached.
FRANCE assumes the debt of Tunis,
and will organize administrative and judicial
departments and take charge OF all the pub
lie property, giving the Bey retiring al
lowance.
TWENTY mules and eighteen Short
horns were roasted in an incendiary fire at
the stock yards in Lexington, KY, the other
night.
SAMUEL MICHENoR was killed by the
bursting of wheel in saw-mill near To-
ronto, Kans., the other day. He was well
known in Woodson County.
j. w. FORD, Chicago gambler, took
a fatal dose of morphine in the Commercial
Hotel, Grand Forks, Dakota, Oct. "a.
W. F. KIRKLAND, Principal OF the
Tonganoxie schools and candidate for Su-
perintendent of Education in Leavenworth
County, Kans., has been adjudged insane.
JONAS LoRACT, aged 90, carpenter on
the steamer Carrier, fell overheard at Mem
phis the other day and was drowned.
CAMPBELL and Lynn fought eight
rounds at Pueblo, Colo, the other day.
LYNN claimed the stakes on account Of foul
blow.
IT has been clearly established that
Harris, the negro, had nothing to do with
the murder OF Mr.. Ross, at Glendale, Ohio.
THE rations turned over to agents for
the relief of sufferers by the Mississippi
floods cost the Government So, 251 900.
INCENpIARIEs have been at work all
around st. Petersburg, and the city has been
euyeloped in smoke for some days. Nihil-
lists are suspected.
A LITTLE earthquake was felt at va
rious points tn Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
and Texas on the 23d.
WIN. PREM, of st. Paul, Mimi, tried
to killed Carrie Warner the other night be-
cause she wouldn't marry him. Missing
her, he shot himself In the breast, probably
fatally.
THOMAS NUGENT was killed and Jo-
seph Tinckner seriously injured by the fall
of scaffold while painting church spire
in Baltimore, Nd, the other day.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28
PITH AND POINT.

-Eloquence is the best speech of the
best soul.
1t is difficult for woman to keep a
secret, and know more than one man
who is woman.-La Fontaine.
The average man is supposed to lose
six cuff buttons per year, and he is Just
mean enough not to throw away the old
ones so that the finder can make pair.
Detroit Free Press.
=" The astronomers at Harvard Uni
versity have figured out that the comet
went around the sun at the rate of 400
miles second. Probably the sun had
bill against the comet. 10 Chicago
Tribune.
An English woman says: "English
women can't hold candle to French
women in the matter of flirting" Per-
haps if they could it would throw some
light on the subject.-Norristoson
Herald.
There is COW in Pennsylvania that
goes limping through life with
wooden leg. What bonanza the owner
would have if he could turn that leg
into pump and make the animal stand
in stream of water while he was milk
ing.-N. Y. AdUertiser.
Orchestral players are getting to be
intolerably conceited. The piccolos are
dreadfully high-toned, the trumpeters
are always blowing their own horn, the
tiddlers complain that they are SUBJ
Jected to such violint exercise, and the
drummers are all on strike.-N. Y.
Post.
"A great many things are accepted
by US as matter of course in this coun-
try. An Austin notary was called to
take the acknowledgment of witness
to deed. He wrote out: ssTo me, we'll
known, personally appeared - by the
way, what is your name, anyhowp''--
Texas Stttings.
Which arm-the right or left
should be given lady when walking in
a crowded streetp-George. In Phila-
delphia and other orderly cities give her
the right arm, so that she may not be
jostled by the passing crowd. In Chi
cago and st. Louis give her the left
arm and carry your right hand in your
pistol-pocket.- Philadelphia Nesos.
-"What makes you ask such high
price for this little roomP' asked Ko-
siusco Murphy of an Austin landlord.
"Well, there is a young man next door
who plays on the accordeon. You don't
expect to have your innermost soul
stirred up from the bottom every even
ing and not pay anything for it, do you?
He sings, too!"-Ieras Syftings.
"A great many of the scandalous
stories current are built on this formula:
81 say, mother, John told me that he
heard Mr.. Johnson say that Mr.. Handy's
aunt was present when the Widow
Burnham told Captain Balls cousin
that old Mrs. Oxby understood that
Sam Trife's wife said, in so many
words, that her mother heard on the
best of authority that you weren't any
better than you should be. If 1 were
you should look the matter up, for the
thing comes pretty straight, you see."-
N. Z. Herald.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28
4 HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s 1882.

MO-, Tor the murder of Wood Hite. Charles
Sayres, merchant OF Richmond, testified
that while in Jail at st. Joseph Robert con-
ressed having killed Hite and gave full de-
tails OF the occurrence. m ta
In the County Court at Wausau, Wis.,,
the other day, a man named Quinn recov-
cred 5000 damages from DR.. Higgins for
malpractice. Quinn had broken his leg,
and the doctor left him cripple for life,
and amputation has become. almost me-
cessity. asP
FIVE HUNDRED wires on the switch
board in the Western Union telegraph office
at Cincinnati were melted off the other morn.
ing, stopping business until dark.
j. d. BLACK, Secretary of the Buffalo
Loan. Trust and Safe Deposit Company, has
been missing for some days. His accounts
appear all right.
The New York Socialists are moving
in behalf Of their brethren in Austrian dun
geons.
Gus SEIG, an engineer on the Penn
sylvania Central, was driven from burn
ing cab while making forty miles an hour
the other afternoon, but he saved the lives
Of some 600 passengers by forcing his way
back into the flames and stopping the train
before it plunged into the Hackensack Riv-
er. The hero was found in the water tank;
half dead.
THIRTY persons have been arrested in
Paris, Lyons and st. Etienne, on suspicion of
connection with the riots in Montceau les
Mines.
JOHN MAGRUs, trackman, was run
down and killed by an express train at
Jamestown, N. Y, on the Odd
FRANK STUMP, of Grantsville, w.
Va, was cut to pieces by threshing ma
chine the other day. His clothing caught
in the belt.
HENRY TODD, a young man living III
Lyon County, KY, was kicked to death by a
mule the other day.
FRANK MILLER, a hard-working Ger
man Of Chicago, got on a spree the other
night and quarreled with his wife. The
contention continued in the front yard. AL
bert Hardies, neighbor, attempted the
peacemaker act. Mrs. Miller slapped him
in the face. Miller then pulled a iackknife
and severed Hardies' jugular, killing him
instantly. The murderer was arrested
LETTER-CARRIERs at the national
capital are to be mounted on trcycles.
MANY members of the Salvation Army
were injured, some very seriously, by the
falling of floor at Hanley, England, the
other day.
JACOB PEsHON and Joseph Lehnen
were shockingly mangled by the premature
explosion of blast in coal mine near
Springfield, H., the other day. Peshon eX-
pired within an hour or two and the other
fingered in great agony, with very little hope
Of recovery.
HIRAM WILSON, a brakeman, was Sc
riously injured while coupling cars at East
Atchison Mo-, on the 22d His chest was
cru shed between the bumpers.
NINE pedestrians are plodding around
Madison Square Garden in New York for
the championship of the world and four or
five thousand dollars.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

The apple sirup works at Albany,
NY, started by men from Holland, have
commenced to ship apple jelly in casks
to Holland
"A machine for counting sheep has
been invented and put in operation in
California. 1t is placed in an opening
of fence and registers every sheep that
passes it.-San Francisco Chronicle.
Experiments with submarine tele-
phone were made the other day at
Havre, in France. A ship was sent out
a considerable distance on the ocean
with wire, and the result proved that
the voice can be transmitted under wa
ter more distinctly and loudly even than
on land.
Charles Jenney, Detroit boy, nine-
teen years of age, has invented an cleo
trio lamp ard generator that has been
pronounced a success. Some Indiana
capitalists have taken the young man up
and built for him factory 30x90 feet in
dimensions, given him 100-horse pow
er engine, and hired thirty men to work
under his guidance.-Detroit Free Press.
Water mixed with ice gives the best
temper to steel. One may insert some
small tools to advantage in lump of
ice, as jewellers and watchmakers do
when they temper them in sealing-wax.
Often oil is used, and is preferable to
water, because it is not so easily evap-
GRATED. Damascened blades are tenn
pered in strong current of cold air,
passing through narrow chink, tenn
per more uniform than with water be-
ing thus obtained.-St. Louis Globe.
"A chemist in Philadelphia claims to
have discovered that the blue fire, long
used in pyrotechnic displays, is an ex-
plosive of terrific force. 1t is, he says,
even more powerful than nitro-glycerine
and half again of the power of dyna-
mite. The substance has been in con-
slant use for many years, and has never
been known to cause any trouble, unless
it were the fire at Chester last year. To
produce an explosion it must be subject
ed to extreme heat, followed by concus-
sion. 1t is safer than nitro-glycerine,
because if it falls to the ground there
will be no explosion. One can strike a
mass of it with hammer and only that
portion directly struck will detonate,
and then only slightly.-Philadelphia
Record.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

A DISPATCH was recently sent from
Chicago stating that three lives were lost on
Lake Michigan through ruling by the Su-
peryising Inspector of Steam Vessels that
tugs must not take passengers on board, un-
der penalty of $500. The Inspector says
that no regulation ever made by the depart
ment could be tortured into prohibition of
saving life, the only restriction being as to
equipments for the safety of passengers.
Chicago tugmen are said to have boasted
that they would suffer people to drown.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

-aHe did dishonorable thing to
me, and that's why l shot him." said
Patterson, after firing on Burke, in In
dianapolis. Burke's displeasing act was
to advise a greenhorn, whom Patterson
intended to rob, to leave most Of his
money in hotel safe before going out
on spree.-Indianapo Journal.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

In an interview at Kansas City, Mo-,
the other day, ex-senator Dorsey sharply
criticised the Government officials connected
with the star route cases, and reiterated the
statement that he had never defrauded the
country Of one cent.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

THE bankers of Chicago are earnest
and united in their disapproval Of the ruling
of Secretary Folger that gold certificates can
only be procured at the sub-Treasury in
New York, which forces upon Western peo-
pie express charges in both directions, on
the coin and the paper.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

THE preliminary election for mem
bers of the Prussian Diet resulted, as far as
estimated, in the choice of 1900 electors
beOuging to the Progressist and Secession
ist groups, against 750 Conservatives and
anti -Progressonists.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

ADvICEs from Panama say matters
on the south coast have a more pacific ten
dency than for a long time past, and the
pressure brought to bear on the govern
ments or people of Peru and Bolivia is hav-
ing marked effect.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN has Of
eciollv expressed to Henry George the re-
rro, n the British Government for his re-
cont arrest in Ireland.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

THE report of H. H. Wells, charged
by the Attorney General to investigate the
bribery charges in the star route case, is
stated to be absurdly voluminous and little
to the purport.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

Mrs. LANGTRY has arrived in New
York. She is delighted with the city, and
& srre she will like America and its people.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

THE Secretary of the Treasury is go
ing TO try another experiment with the gold
certificates. He has decided to permit the
several assistant treasurers to receive de-
posits OF gold and to issue the certificates.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

A QUARANTINE against all Southern
no,nts has been established at Bagdad, at
the mouth Of the Rio Grande. ostensibly to
nreyent the spread Of cholera from the Mex
ican States.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

THE return of the First Life Guards
,o London was the occasion Of popular
demonstration which compensated for the
hardsbips Of the Egyptian campaign.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

"A Durham COW belonging to gro
Ger of Binghamton, n. Y, climbed
steep stair in her barn and feasted to
repletion upon the hay stored in the loft.
1t was twenty-four hours before she was
discovered.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

PLEURo-PNEUMONIA has appeared
among the cattle near Lancaster, Penn. j.
II. Saunders, Of Chicago, President Of the
Cattle Commission, pronounces Baltimore
and the farms adjacent hotbed of the dis
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28
NEWS AND NOTES.
A Summary Of Important Events.

ARABI's lawyer says the defense of
r,vnt was ordered by the Khedive.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

THE two-hundredth anniversary of the
landing Of William Penn at Chester, Pa, :,
was celebrated on the 22d with appropriate
ceremonies. The proceedings on the follow :
ing day began wi h a representation Of the
landing OF Penn and his party from an old
lashloned yawl boat at the exact spot where
lhey first touched the soil 200 years ago.
Nhcn they landed, the large fleet of vessels
iylng IN the river blew their whistles, thou
ssnos OF people on shore applauded, and
peiis throughout the city rang out the
udlngs, and all was excitement. In the af-
ternoon there was a grand civic, military
auo industrial parade, in which 5000 people
participated. In the evening there was a
grand display Of fireworks. In Philadel-
phla The bicentenary ceremonies were in
aogurated by sixteen hundred singers and
the ringing of bells.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-10-28

ELECTIONS are to be held in thirty
'n'ee states in November. Missouri votes
upon an amendment concerning the State
judiciary; Nebraska decides upon an amend. :.
iueht permitting women to vote: Illinois
V'cs on two amendments-one to offer her
'duai TO the National Government and the
V.aer to vote 100000 to complete her State
nOusei New York considers two amend
a.9N'S' one making the canals free and the
"ef providing for the election of addi-
.loual supreme Judges, and Wisconsin de-
ni.neS Coai..' Inc question OF amending the State
roa,a.n a,''''uon respecting the residence and
co,,, ..''ion OF voters and the election of
sbum un's o'hcers, and also by change which
St.to maze The general elections OF
dicia, anu county officers, except ju-
VOC, 0iicefs, biennial in the even
90 after 1884, those who were
on,.Sn 1911 ID IoSi to hold over until 1885, if the
CondI' enu'h ent Is adopted. The members Of
Mais MS already chosen aggregate 80:
Wal, 1raiue, 4; Vermont, 2; Oregon, /: Ohio, 81 I;
tionn, nginla,4 4. Under the new appor-
mon,n r,lent Maine and Vermont each lose one
r.in "oer, while Ohio and West Virginia each
tba MY one' AS showing the Importance Of
-'o'emoer election. If it need to be dem
HS,ia'ea' the number of members of the
wboI" 10 De chosen is 293, or precisely the
ma. number under the old apportion-
rasd;' Inc November States gaining by the
g. ustment OF representation are Arkan-
Ion. y california, 2; Georgia, 1; Illinois, L;
ebma1.-' Kansas, 4; Kentucky, l.; Massa-
ss'l i; Michigan, 2; Minnesota, 9; Mis-
ylppi' |; Missouri. 1; Nebraska, 2; New
!. a. !; North Carolina, 1; Pennsylvania,
wis sOu'n Carolina. p; Texas, 5; Virginia, 1;
,o,s s'ohsln, l. The only November State
us under the apportionment is New
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Il offers Mt private sale tho following de-
scribed property, to wit
All that very valuable farm, CONTAINING
1! ACRES, more or less, situated on the south
side OF East King street, in the city of Lancas-
ter, Immediately opposite the Lancaster coun.
" PRISON, anu adjoining lar ds OF Herman
tors OF the Poor of Lancaster county.
This Is one OF tho most desirable and yalua.
caster has good DWELLING HOUSE and
Out-houses, with good Barn and other i'm
Rroyements 1t is particularly valuable for
the city Of Lancaster, and especially adapted
for truck farm. The entire piece is laid ont
in building lots. o'
For further Information call on HENRY
SHUBERT, Auctionecr and Real Estate
Agent, No.. 6 Court Avenue, where the draft
OF said property can be seen mao lid
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OR THE
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The renowned Queen of Sheba, with all her
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Beauty thus forms an important part OF
woman's working capital" without which
too many lit not bankrupts in what relates
move, are powerless for great good. Hence
we see not only the propriety but the duty OF
every lady preserving with Jealous care that
which to her Is essential to success and fnf1u.
is but skin deep" the utmost care and vigi.
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great and annoying enemies OF beauty,
OF EITHER SEX,
as well as of comfort, happiness and health,
are those pesttferOus and hOrrid skin diseases
letters, humOrs, eczema (salt rheum), rough
diseases of the hair and scalp. For the cure
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fortn his celebrated SKIN CURE, which has
already by its marvellous cures, established
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lndulScnt parents who allow their children
20 eat heartily of hiSh-seasoned food rich pies
cake &c. will have TO use Hop Bitters to pre-.
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pain, and. perhaps, DEATH No family is safe
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
estate and personal property.-At the
Aiester House, in Lancaster, Pa. will be sold
MAY 10. A. ID. 1882, at TX O'Clock, the following
described M real estate. late Of Martha L. Shaef,
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE mo. 430 with
lot OF ground thereto belonging, con
tanning IN front 3S feet, and extending in
north side of West Orange street. This pron.
erty war the late residence of Mrs. Sheaffer.
anu I. Is one OF the most desirable places in the
rooms, Is well built and modern in styIe. with
all the improvements and a beautiful side
yard. "i"e
In the afternoon OF the same day at "
O'Clock, on the premises, will be sold at nmbiicc
SAFE the personal property and HousehoidFur
Shaefter, deceased S'
Conditions made known at sale by
j. l.. STEIEMETZ
Ii. SHUBERT, Auctionecr
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Orange, Rev. J. G. Krause, pastor. PrcacbinS
tomorrow at l0H q. m. Communion servic.!s
at 7.45 p. m. preaching by Rev. BID. Albright
Sunday school at 2 p. m. eA~
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CT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHIrRCU
~ Preaehing tomorrow morning and even
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