Huntsville gazette., 1883-06-09

sov Orleans anu "eA
resumed. -s-.. :, :.
,-r,or rrM exports for April fell off
hii,I =, ooo 0oo as compared with April of
last year
,-ave tosoEolniki, near Moscow the o'ner
G,y % without an escort.
,v, ,xp has refunded S3,000,00O
M-l- ,oon bearing 3 65-1oo per cent. in
aSs .arss+ at a premium.
rnr coinage at the various United
Ah M;nts for May was S4, 721 200, of
which winch s., ,sooeow was standard standard silver dollars
r.,r commanders of English war
I'm In Madagascar waters have been in
sn,ps .nicted 10 take proper measures to secure
the safety Of British subjects.
Tur Columbia College committee
.,noin+ed to consider the proposal to admit
amen reports that co-education of the
,ares Is at present impracticable.
IT is reported that the Pope will take
,ora severe measurers with the Irish
t,bons if they refuse to heed the COM
~,nds regarding the Parnell fund.
THE estimated decrease of the public
deb for May is about S3,5Oo,O0o. Bond re-
demption during the month, $10,500, 900;
nvnents on account of pensions, $l2,-
10000.
GOVERNOR BUTLER having refused to
sim warrants for the payroll of employees
dthe Massachusetts, State Board of Health,
t was ntiInated that legal steps would
Be taken to compel their payment.
CHALLEMEL LACOUR, French Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, says by the first of next
month France will have sufficient force in
T0nQun to enforce her demands and that
China will be soothed with diplomacy.
IN the barbed wire fence cases brought
v the Washburn & Moen Manufacturing
Company against various defendants Judge
Treat of the United States Circuit Court at
SLouis, has rendered decision in favor
plaintiffs.
II the case of General Butler the
trustees of Harvard University have re-
fused to comply with the time-honored pre-
cedent Of conferring the honorary degree
Of Doctor of Laws on the Governor of Mas
SachusettS.
WALTER EVANS, the new Commits
dOner of Internal Revenue, was installed in
Gce in Washington on the 31st ult. Gen.
aa Raum, the retiring Commissioner, in
tDduced the managers of the several di-
visions to their new chief.
The business failures during the sew
endays ended on the 1st numbered 161, as
against ljS last week. The New England
States had 81; Middle States, IS; Western,
4; Southern 26; Pacific States and Terri
tories, l3; New York City,S and Canada
and provinces, %.
DAvTTT, Healey and Quinn, impris-
ammatory speeches, were released ON the
fA INST. Another murder conspiracy had
Neh discovered in County Tipperary. Ca
Iey' the lnformer, has been notified by the
government that he must leave Ireland.
H
1t was authoritatively announced
rom the War Department on the 31st that
uenefal Crook was proceeding against the
AIaches In Mexico in accordance with
V'niite understanding that he had all the
~en ana supplies he wanted, and that he
"Oud account for everything in due time.
IN view OF the appearance of yellow
n'sr on ship-board at Havana, Cuba, the
."iine hospital officials have cabled the
pOper authorities to examine the vessels
TSvns cuban ports for the United States.
ta0 were twenty deaths from yellow
Havana. ~ " ''-o - :"
NohrHERN and Central Indiana was
,GSp oy cyclone on the night of the 2Sth,
v,s ns u usaStrouS effect. The greatest havoc
sons ~iO0gnt at Clay City where six per-
larT. aos sad to have been killed and
rero n-- r-ioer hurt, while many buildings
no "ieCked' At Neaps Mill seven peo-
s,,.o sUs Killed and several injured. Much
soma e 1;n was done to farm property and in
tbe Iina ,uidges IN Shelby County, and across
ipbr.- III Johnson County the town of Ed
''dihed considerable injury.
IN go. 'a'lonal Free-trade Conference,
slor,ss rtosion at Detroit, Mich, ON the 1st.
tine fba. 5a an IN address to the people, submit
IN n,+;1 s 'e'enue reform was the vital issue
same f'i fraa politics, and advocating the
esit bat. bso'oia OF trade among nations as
h1es H. the States; that protection
relat,.a poor more than the rich: that the
br f..' i've value of wages would he increased
Should bo tnat the navigation laws
prtias epealed; that in case existing
forners y oe taflH reform the revenue re-
ac.ion Sh0uld prepare for independent
oasa INV !, mat ragged over North Texas
Hunt clst r-sht of the I'd struck Greenville.
doing rraaI .an'y' In the shape of a cyclone,
sry. 1lOa' ooa damage to buildings and prop
tepor-ed N hundred and fifty houses were
Bowed froa, ea'ner blown down entirely or
Life was On Lu their foundations. Onlv one
clld H.. aAown to be lost, that of colored
hjpraa D' several persons were severelv
Missouri pd! lne north end was blown off the
POI was al acme depot and the freight de.
orsd i demolished, the Methodist and co1-