Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-08

VOLUME w.
NEWS AND NOTES.
Summary of important Events.
= THE net falling off in Internal Rev.
anne d,.lring July and August was $6,094,-
G@. .
rur Telecrapher's Brotherhood has
Iced connection with the Knights of
Labor, -.
ovr Kindred Canadian cattle sus-
o4aa Of being diseased were killed on ar
.irsl at Liverpool on the 30th.
p,RSELL recently said he hoped that
49,, r,;oration scheme would render it un-
..ossery for Ireland again to ask aid from
abroad .-
TBECaptain and officers Of the United
c,..es frigate Vandalia were entertained at
shall and supper by the Montreal Yacht
Club on the 5lth.
THE Earl and Countess of Carnarvon
arrived in Quebec ON the I'd, and were the
rrasts Of Princess Louise and the Marquis
ofLorne at the citadel.
THE Home for Destitute Children of
New York City, near Princes Bay, with
scommodation for 1000 boys, was dedicat-
ed bv Coadjutor Archbishop Darlington
on the 3D.
A NOTORIOUS forger and ex-convict
was arrested on the 1st in New York while
attempting to dispose of coupons cut from
bonds which were stolen from the North
smpton Bank in 1876.
Two men were arrested in Glasgow,
Scotland, on the I'd, charged with having
been corrected with attempts to destroy
property with dynamite in that city last
January. Their names are Casey and
Kelly.
IN an address before the Chamber of
Commerce of Greenock, Scotland, Hon.
Alex Mckenzie said he thought Canada
would soon return to Free-Trade and that
the idea of separation from England was
absurd.
The Washington Star of the 30th
said it was rumored that an Investigation
which has been made will disclose startling
and sensational developments as to how
the verdict in the Star-route trial was
secured.
COLONEL E. B. WHITMAN, a promi-
Dent Free Soiler in Kansas in "Border Ruff
FAM times, and later having charge of Ma
tonal Cemeteries in the South under Gen
eral Thomas died in Cambridge on the I'd,
aged seventy.
JUDGE GEORGE HoADLEY, Demo-
cratic nominee for Governor of Ohio, left
home on the ID for Philadelphia, to place
himself under the care of DR.. Bartholomew.
He was laboring under a combination of
maarial and nervous disorders.
THE Marielin Chemical Works of
Black Rock, Conn, burned ON the 31st and
nearly all the stock. The loss on building
and fixtures is $4,000; stock, $50, 900. They
we're owned by stock company, of which
NC. Miller of New York is President.
The New Orleans Grand Jury in its
recent report suggests as sanitary meas
we that cremation be established under the
direction of officers of the Charity Hospital
for the purpose of burning the bodies of
taose who die from contagious diseases.
DETECTIVE Sergeant William F.
binds, of New York, killed himself the
Alght OF the I'd in the bathroom of house
N which he boarded with his wife and two
Cnldren. He had lately been drinking
heavily and was financially embarrassed.
ROPER Commandery No. 1, Knights
!emplar, of Indianapolis, spent the I'd at
davenport, Ia, on their way home from
san francisco. They were the guests of
paVenport and Rock Island Knights, who
gave them an excursion down the river,
anu OIherwlse made the time pleasant.
REPORTS of the 30th say the French
aai'est returns were unsatisfactory. Of
vac elshty-five departments, thirty-seven
.'pOf' crops above an average, while fif-
S'ur report average crops and thirty y-three
,'OpS below an average. 1t is certain that
"a " imports of cereals will be necessary
~e coming winter.
IMPORTS of the 31st stated that the
IOusht IN Eastern New England, which
~ iasted five or six weeks, had become
iy serious that crops had been greatly in
sa 0u' with the prospect of still further
image II the drought was not broken.
"'Hers were compelled to take their cows
bay. N'iN iooA 'noii' o'i "in'oi
AN amsterdam dispatch of the I'd
is5a, was believed 100000 persons per-
I'D. u IN North Bantam in the recent cal
IL was also believed that the garri-
Ba ana fort at Anjer were swept away,
forru extensive plain of vocanic stone
praroD.i eu IN The sea near Hampong, Sumatra,
lonro communicating with Felokbe-
"Hse and southwest Java.
nnnli washington City Post-office was
na,n p'i'eu with the first installment of the
nria. postal notes on the 3Oth. They are
of soo IN yellow ink and bound in books