Huntsville gazette., 1884-06-07

REPORT to the Congregational Union
shows churches as follows: Michigan
30; Ohio, 230; Illinois, $50; Iowa, 40;
Kansas. 200; Minnesota, 150; Nebraska,
100; Dakota, 50; Oregon, 20; California,
100 In POO towns west of the Missis
sippi River there is no Protestant
preaching.
LARGE pine box was recently found
floating in Styx River, Ala, containing
the bodies of two negroes. The box was
labeled, Free transportation to H"
The bodies had been in the box but
short time, and have not been identified
nor is there any clew to the perpetrators
of the crime
A LONDON cable says: "lIiss Mary
AnderSOn's success in Manchester has
been without precedent in theatrical
annals Her receipts during the past
week have amounted to S10,760, which
10 larger sum than was ever before
taken by any dramatic attraction in the
amclength Of time in that city.
LORD TENNYSoN was recently offered
by an American f20.OOO to come over
to these shores to remain here three
months, "And what would you have
me do" said the poet. 'slecture, read,
Orwhat ?" NO, only sit in room
and have your hand shaken a few mil
lion times"
A NUMBER of the First Corps of the
Army of the Potomac, while at Fred
ercksburg, Va, recently visited the
Alsop farm. One of the party handed
sSon of Mrs. Alsop, who was present,
"hll' saying: ION this day twenty
years ago stole side of bacon from
Jour mother, and l want you to give
her this to pay for it.
4 MINER in Colorado, who did not
gFe MS name, recently sent Rev. Mr.
Ialmage $3.50, the money to be dis
,nouted in such a way as the Brooklyn
uVne should fancy would do most
soOo' Mr.. Talmage sent $130 to the
emergency Bureau of the Grand Army
,or the relief of worthy distressed
northern soldiers, and s130 to the
nome Tor Crippled Confederate Soldiers
llRichmond, Va.
ANG JOHN, of Abysslnia, in an inter-
.eE ]ust reported, declared that Egypt
"ld not be relied upon to help the
|Ouuan garrison, and was really unable
%uo So and by the time England be-
o'u operations it would be too late for
s+''or' When England and Egypt
%Ouia consent to his demands for addi-
~ ~Oiai territory on the Red Sea he
"V"u provide safe retreat for the
before.
,.r y LEADING New York photographer
's 1t IS matter of only few months
or'hest when horse races, boat races,
l. ,' Silnli&r events can be instantaneous
r,5 ,I'ofued and the negatives transfer
NAL. NJ y certain chemical agencies upon
rr. e'"! plates, which can be used in
g1b,u,lng sb' ior illustrated papers. The
ba ,,1i0 work can be done in less than two
4 -s' III ana at cost that will be absurd
Nv wv The proofs will look like the
''S oI hrSt-class woodcuts.
ero., ,' NLEVELANp, of New York, has
t5e @'su ' an excitement by committing
sentence of Thomas Waldron. better
an. "I as Brother Frank the presi-
Cono II. Joseph's Roman Catholic
anI, y at Buffalo, convicted of an as
dea5 ~, On q little girl whom he had en-
Tbe.,a,.n ~ MS room by promise Of candy.
tbo,o a''lCn Of the Governor displeases
and who believe in Waldron's S guilt
vsnto5 4oes not satisfy.Bishop Ryan who
''''u a indication.
por l-s9 are thousand eases OF small
Submit 'ue hackney district, a northern
ao,eo u London. The disease is on the
N 5sse 5ess While some Of the bodies of
H were being eagted away il