Huntsville gazette., 1883-09-01

ruE Count de Chambord died the
morning Of the 24th. So @-AjiSL
AMONG the legacies left by Count de
ctt:mbord was large one to the Pope. :
c,n STAFFORD NoRTHeOTE will with
from the Conservative leadership in
go british Parliament. t '-4e
TIE first appointment under the new
c;.1. Service law was made on the 25th. A
,.5rwas the lucky person. s1E E &
GARFIELD monument was dedi-
m the 24th in San Francisco by the
[@yo "ra Epcampment, Knights .Templar. 4
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MORE troops and more gunboats are
iad hv the French in Tonquin, the Black
H. having been reinforced from Yum
Nan.
THE sale of small annuities to poor
,oonle and the establishment of postal
iarings banks were advocated before the
Senate Labor Committee on the 29d.g
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THE plans have been completed for
tbe proposed new silver vaults under the
cash room of the Treasury Department.
The storage capacity of the vault will be
gSO00OO0 silver dollars.
VICTORIA, (B. C.) dispatch Of the
9th saws that, subject to the sanction OF
Parliament, all matters in dispute between
+be Dominion and British Columbia have
baon satisfactorily adjusted.
ADyIcEs from Melbourne, Aus, OF
the 23d say that ten colonies have accepted
an invitation to attend conference there
shortly to discuss the question of the an
nexation of New Guinea and other islands
in the Pacific. .--.
THE American Bar Association held
its closing session on the oath at Saratoga,
NY. A resolution was adopted extending
a most cordial welcome to Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge, of England, who had just
arrived in this country.
IT was reported on the Goth that
Henry NJ. Stanley had closed the Upper
Congo to commerce. The King of DahOmy
had liberated the garrison of Portuguese at
Fort Whydah on condition that the place
should not be ceded to England.
QUEEN VICTORIA insisted on having
the Parliamentary session brought to a
close on the 2jth because she desired to go
TO Ralmoral without delay. The ceremony
of the dedication of the cairn to John
Brown was fixed for September /.
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THE Irish National League of Great
Britain will hold convention the 9th of
September. A programme has been re-
solved upon, the principal features of which
are self-government for Ireland and direct
representation Of the laboring class in Par
lament.
The Madrid Impartial of the 23d
says the Spanish Government, after the
recent rising, informed its representatives
abroad that a friendly request would be
made that France comply with the interna-
tona law and expel the reputed author of
the outbreak.
VIENNA dispatches say the amount of
wheat available for export is estimated
at 0'J000OO meter centals; of barley, 3,000,-
VV meter centals. 1t is expected that no
rye or oats will be available for export.
Ihe Hungarian wheat crop is estimated at
full average.
EARL SPENCER. the Lord Lieutenant,
Speaking in Cork on the evening of the 23d
said that he trusted the DAYS of bitterness
and crime and agitation in Ireland were
Past, and that the country could look for
ward to practical measures in politics and
prosperity in the land.
HANLAN, the oarsman, returned to
toronto, Ont, on the 9th, where he in
tlaed to rest few days pending the
OailVon Place regatta on September 6,
"nehee he goes to Cincinnati. He would go
"AuStralla to row Laycock if reasonable
expenses were allowed.
IT Is announced from Washington
"lal until the President returns and pro-
~ nu'saVes the new rules governing examin-
a'lohs ior promotions, appointments from
y. r.' lahkS Of those who have passed the
e'u Service Commissions examinations
~uS' oe only to the lower grades.
n
l. CALLAN, member of the British
0hanent, has three challenges to duels
/; 4 ulS hands He expressed determine
.,'u 70 settle with his fists all disputes with
a,,s VINO insist on personal satisfaction,
'u sad he was willing to devote as much
Ie recess as might be needed to encoun-
'eFs Of that kind. =
81 the close of business on the 25th
u, ,d.onal treasury contained gold coin
I. Inu bullion, S203, ,309 2O4; silver dollars and
~ lS,3OS, ,352; fractional silver coin,
4, So''04,9lo; United States notes, Sol ,541,-
I'LL total, A03,0l4 ,326 Certificates out
al. 4--plnu.ls-Gold, $685. ,27O; silver, $74,625,
currency, $1l ,945 900.
ANDREW SAUCER and Carl Stein,
entorn1 ~liieh IN Heuffel's Brewery, New York,
On large mash tub to do some work
ana: ue -4th' Ignorant of their presence, the
the eef Ef' set the machinery in motion, and
ear -e c. was literally pounded out of Sau-
taLan 9'eln was severely injured, but was
00' alive and sent to the hospital.
IhE Sioux Chiefs who were concerned
in.1 II custer massacre-Sitting Bull Rain
with ace, Crow King, Gal and Others,
Fair D'eI t'[ prefers, will be at the Iowa State
ata teio az Des Moines from September
# Octoher.S The Interior Department
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