Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-30

NOLU ME- L V.
NEWS AND NOTES.
Summary of Important Events.
PRIV JOSEPH RADEMACKER,wa was con-
rated Bishop of Nashville, Tenn, in that
city on the 24th. Lh
rur Duke Of Connaught opened the
~ 1.see Exhibition at the Mansion
House on the 18th.
TUT French Senate has passed bill
ding for direct postal service between.
Hsvre and New Ygsa Hl-M &C
r,,r winning horses in the races at
80 H.. on the 18th We're Sadie Nc
Sarv, Apollo, April Fool. Fool and Viola.
r,,r s,sanner Scandinavia sailed from
oaaanslaud a few days ago for America
~ e., Mormon emigrants ON board.
.
THE eases against A. f. Boone, known
M star.route straw bond cases, were
noIo prossed on the 25th at Washington.
CryrRAL CROOK was ordered to
Washington on the 18th for consultation as
% tbe final disposition of the captured
Apaches.
THE Paris, France, municipality has
voted 10000 francs to defray the expenses
of tbe delegates from Paris to the forth
coming Boston Exhibition.
Az executive order was issued on the
9th for the reorganization of internal rev.
qDue collection districts. The number of
districts was reduced from 126 to -.
GOVERNOR BUTLER'S request for
committee to search for rascality in va
rious departments of the State Government
has been refused by the Massachusetts,
Senate.
The eighth annual meeting Of the
American Association of Nurserymen and
Florists opened at st. Louis, Mo-. on the
10Th. President Norman J. Coleman in the
Chair There were 143 delegates in attend
ance.
THE liabilities Of McGeoch, Evering
ham & Co., Chicago, whose failure was an
nounced a few days ago, were steadily
growing on the 18th. The Receiver said he
bad already figured up $4,000, 900 indebted
ness.
The Treasury Department has de-
tded that the new tariff act abolishes ex-
mption from duty of beet sugar machinery,
tbe section of the statutes allowing the ex-
emption not having been reproduced in the
new tariff.
Two HUNDRED and eighty-fve of
General Crooks captives arrived on the
sd at the San Carlos Agency. OF this
number 2iS are women and children.
Secretary Teller insisted that they should
not be placed on the agency.
GREAT distress was reported among
the fishing families along the Labrador
coast on tho 18th, owing to the detention of
the spring supplies by the jam of gulf ice
along their shores. Itwas feared that some
deaths from starvation had already oc-
cured.
HERE was no abatement of the floods
IN the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers on
Inc list The water had passed the highest
point touched in the past twenty-five years
fSt Louis, and from every part Of the
Lower Missouri Valley advices indicated a
considerably higher rise. ....rt
HE President has appointed the fol-
lowing cadets at large to West Point Mill
"ry Academy: Manning ]. Logan, Illinois,
son OF General Logan; Andrew Curtin
quay, Pennsylvania, and Pierrepont Is
man, illinois, with Robert A. Emmett, New
lViA' and Samuel D. Hatch, Iowa, alter
nates 80 4
ADvIcEs Of the 24th stated that the
"0ouS III Nebraska extended over the whole
.ou1h,rh country caused by heavy and con-
uiueu rams raising the Nemaha River. Sew
III iafuiiles We're drowned in Pawnee Coun-
" sixteen persons in all. The damage to
gops ana personal property was very.
'''' Inc moods were subsiding.
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IhERE were 1Sl business failures
5n.; 5.guonont the United States and Canada
s 'le seven days ended on the 22d, as
o,a f"ua T Win 1S6 during the week previ
Yon lney were distributed as follows:
er, 10 usiand, ID; Middle States, %; West
T.r,. southern, 43; Pacific States and
''''0ries' p; Canada, 26, and New York,
IL The Mississippi River came to a stand
c,ti,. LOUIS Mo-, on the 18th, but the indi-
sin.tis. ,ls "eFe It would be rising again. The
AmsrioIl Asu 4 the submerged district of the
worse tau s DoCtoms in Illinois was growing
bpmou l.uriy, ,,u but there had been no loss of
Moro =! NE The reports from above were
sill III uiScouraging, as the Missouri was
~ az many points.
On
1rJi ThNERAL Crook says the Chiricahua
hba uS must be taken care of if trouble is
and v;r 0'ueu' that they are on the alert
of tbena ;ioI camp together. If one band
nonnta! .,. 7 seized the rest win take to the
juy j tlls again, and twenty of them are
GenaroiD D@i a. u TO deal with as five hundred.
eral c. 9Ichoheld recommends that Gen
oe given entire control Of them.
~ NEWS from Bismarck. Oak. on the
P;r - Sudt lne 6ellOwstona aud Micco,,ri