Huntsville gazette., 1883-04-28

orro pOO from uliU Poih''
r,,r Lord Chief-Justice OF England
randered a decision in4 yor of Brad
iauub in the Newdegate ea4sse -
lrr for the GarfieldMenlorlai 4
al has been purchased in the suburbs q
Tl,ai TTnhington. dn the price paid being $4,000.
Tur Supreme Court Of Iowa has rem
1arision against the constitution
% sIi+v Of the prohibitory amendment IN that
State. -.
vur Adiutant-General has instructed
.,onder of the Department OF the
,Ie a,,'hia ,Dil, 70 seize Chief Moses if he does
not behave -.
I'LL r,rent trouble between whites
- Indians in the Indian Territory has
taan laid 70 efforts to feed the savages ON
poisoned meat
CovFRyoR BUTLER, of Massachusetts,,
has instructed the State Board of Health to
assume all powers of the trustees OF the
Tewksbury AlmShouse.
The Post-oflice Department has un-
der consideration the printing OF four
cent postage stamp, to take the place OF the
six-cent stamp in the payment OF double
letter postage.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR arrived in Wash
ngton on the I'D. Despite alarming re-
ports Of his illness he was said to be in ex-
celent spirits, and if he was sick appar-
emily did not know it himself
The statue Of the late Prof. Henry,
first Secretary and Director of the Smith
sonan Institution, was unveiled at Wash
inSton few days ago with appropriate
ceremonies. Chief-Justice Waite delivered
an address.
The Judges of the Cincinnati (O)
superior Court refuse to appoint a health
officer as authorized by the law which
abolished the Board of Health. They say
is contrary to public policy for courts to
make such appointments.
A DETACHMENT Of the Second Cav
airy had skirmish, near White Horse Lake
taedher day, with a band of Cree Indians
from British America who had stolen a lot
q stock. The Indians escaped across the
line with loss Of two killed.
lHE statement of the United States
Irpa Sbpy-n1 cold -;I
States notes in the United States Treasury
On the 2lst as follows: Gold coin and bull
lion, >ltN,@2, l55; silver dollars and bullion.
SPN,S2f6; fractional silver coin, S27, ,9S5,-
IN; United States notes, So, l31 ,S3S; total,
HdS5J2,0S6. Certificates outstanding.
"oIa' >4',2'S,l50; silver, 81 1856, ,93l: cur
rency, $94j,00O
'ABLEGRAMs from London, Eng. on
p-'dannounced that the enrolled members
VI ue felllan organization in the United
hliSdom We're said to number one hundred
ana nifty thousand besides branches in
',Ga' troops had been stationed to
Sualu "ndsor Castle. branch of the
p"llA OF England had been threatened and
~ special guard. Fresh revelations re-
sa'"l6 murders in Ireland had been made
o9 prisoners in Kilmainham iail.
fN>ioN COMMISSIONER DUDLEY has
'uVu q circular directing all special pen
IL ,u 'NdiliinerS to give public notice that
f l are hot authorized to collect money
u 1T or expenses from pensioners or ap-
I''ilS lor pensions: also that all speciaI
si,a,nI 'i''1iS are provided with certificate
o,9, o,e" oy The Commissioner of Pensions
in .,e oeeretary of the Interior and bear
WEI w ae'i OF the Interior Department.
III 'uVh certificates all persons claim
"S 10 be pension examiners arc frauds
A.. ~ t.s-
.! 'ork' Ireland, on the DIST the
-i'i9 o,aI'r9 u 'he cases Of Carmo,lv. MORGAN
9uerllhy and Featherstone arreStad son,o
r,ao5 Ple,ious on charge of being en-
yuma5 'Ie dynamite conspiracy, was re-
do.nra :. was proved that two
arrexroa ''s iound on Deasy, one Of the men
plo<ivas az Liverpool for bringing ex-
and 80 ana Internal machines into Emo.
INV III ~ i"o III tHe name OF Oher
Featbor- ''Sgow, were in the writing of
the nan 'one' 9lt 1t was also declared that
Featherstone" was an alias.
makers :, ,'' INST. eight hundred cigar
pers irom" ~ Two hundred packers and ship
anad,-as urated strike at New York for
am,pr ':e -: ol wages. The threatened strike
was avortsl eai,illakers at Louisville, XIV,
ing ny the manufacturers acced-
Eve n,,' demands of the men. Seventy
Pa, ,F'Pg'imlI employees of the Reading
Thomas i-"orkS III struck, and the
Byssen.np pon-Works /, at Gore, O., and the
closed ~, ''eei-works at StraitsviIle were
Nnes Jasr 1'ount of strikes. Atthe Canton
nin4r, '@0ASon '.Son County, o., eight hundred
mines u.oua oh strike and twenty-five
eiosed in consequence.
danaa1 aaRk We're additional reports of
ol tbe j, 'iie mississippi cyclone received
we're ki,Ias At Wesson thirteen people
gard ta'le1 'eu and sixty wounded: at Beanre-
pounda5 y ,'nree were killed and ninety
vere do~. lwenty-seven houses inEesson
entirel,, 10y ~ Beauregard was almost
Coumi,,. pt away. On the Natchez &
Vas dao railroad the town of TilIn.n
killed. ~, 'yed- and -seyeralrrpersous were
Meridian ! "oan .s led On, tile Nicksburg &
Suffered 1satroad the town Of Lawrence
places -, selrlplyt e ,f Reports from other
Was vii -u Ae country show tn AT the sto,.,,,