Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-27
NEWS AND NOTES.

NEWS AND NOTES
Summary of Important Events.
r,mored that Chief Justice Hum
i ,-.ah is TO be removed and Sumner
rl'Sl r1nse, Of Michigan, appointed IN his place.
,rrox COUNTY, o., cast a vote of
H. tba late election, of which only
eS" rsre ., in favor of the Prohibitory
snendnent' -.
r., ARMY Of the Tennessee will here
M ,-ai+ the wives of members to ban
aier a'i,rl, r,.a noxt reunion is to be held at
I.se IIs Minnetonka.
nronosed to sell at auction all
i .. ...n exhibited for premiums at the
ihe tO',GL na EXPOSITION. The lot includes
houls,I J, hundred bales Of fancy cotton.
seTHa' e-
crxrRaL ROGER A. PRYOR says he is
'.J ODonnell killed Carey in self
;ll,. ,'a,.s. also that he will have fair trial,
" DI,ba most he can be convicted of is man
Slaughter
,7 tbe close Of the fiscal year, June
q, ia The number of post-offces in the
,.,rtrv was 47 ,SG3. OF these Pennsylvania
nj tbe largest number, 3,116; New York,
,E9: Ohio, 2,62O.
THE American play "Esmeralda''
j. produced in London, England on the
M ii St James Theater under the title OF
.Yang Folks Ways" and achieved al
Immediate success.
The Paris Temps denies that the
French Government had arrived at any de-
d,on regarding the amount of indemnity
N be paid Missionary Shaw, or the source
from which the money will be obtained.
The "Black Flags of Anam are
cpdited with cannibalistic practices, the
biies of brave enemies being especially
seemed as imparting an extra degree oi
srage and ferocity to those who partake
The demand for the two-cent postage
emp is still very large. There has beer
I lay during the present month when the
sp had fallen below three millions. One
Init reached as high as thirty eight mil
Els
THE total estimates for the river anC
gbr work for the next fiscal year sub
rHeito Secretary Lincoln by Gen. Wrigh
/ l9lS2, 800. The estimates in severa
|sceding years have been between thirty
|h forty millions.
THE Huguenot Society of America
held a Meeting in New York on the 22d ant
decided toh0id three meetings yearly
April Is, August a and October %. The
society will give a grand dinner sometime
during the winter.
OFFICIAL returns relative to the
French wheat crop estimates the yield al
|M646,2l6 hectolitres. The area sown is
G.S,649 hectares; average yield per hec
tge l,49S hectolitres; average weight pei
ectOlitre, 1852 kilograms.
EVIL TRUMPITER, on trial in C1ncln-
| ni for the killing Of Anthony Delano, was
@nviCted on the 22d of murder in the first
hgee, He was convicted of murder in
ae second degree on former occasion
I took the chances of new trial.
The Abbey Metropolitan Opera.
itlse was formally opened to the New
York kpublic the night of the 22d, Nilsson
hd other artists appearing in Faust. Al
ae Academy of Music Col. Mapleson's
iolpe, with Gerster and a fine support
as the attraction. Both houses were
Dvded
ADlSPATCH of the 21st from Creels-
OOFg, D. T., says: at is rumored here that
geographic orders have been received from
NasAngton by the commandant at Fort
iouen TO send troops to the Turtle Noun
tan region and drive the Creek indians
alD lenegades across the international line
u troops, it is thought, would start be
Wlelhe 5lth inst.n
oECRETARY CHANDLER has written q
N"er 10 Commander Wildes of the Yantic
lwe recent Greedy relief expedition il
lIi'a ne charges Wildes with disobedience
%utrS and neglect of duty and calls fol
'taaatlon. Wildes defends himself in g
rt,, sFg 70 the Secretary, the substance Of
l'u Is That the Yantic never was fit to &c
Inquiry
1'0D koSEM0RE, as Grand Master
4, oVlan OF Monaghan, has written tc
NeWspapers calling attention to the Sc
b,t, ''a'e OF affairs in Ulster. He says
mo. I'iicelorth the self-restraint of Orange
5s nt ean not be reckoned upon; that only
ls,aa. aYli'ose efforts of himself and other
ror.,. nave prevented Orangemen from
snt ! the hill at Roslea during the re
nsr. - @fnell meeting. ''If the Govern
to , co,. ne adds, "allows disloyal meeting,
tloo4-,, ,'iur IN Ulster, the result will bt
-'Heu and perhaps civil WARP
p.,, report of the Commissioner O.
Ina a' y LOT the fiscal year ended June 80
ae III rlo~s " there We're 303,65S pensioners OF
hg II. 81 'he end of the fiscal year. Dur
sboSa year the names of seventy-si1
oqslv Ir ronSions had been dropped previ
&gS restored to the roll, making
tgces. fslslonS - added during the year, al
Tie avor lV'6lo over the preceding year
blOs annual value of each pension
En.