Huntsville gazette., 1884-04-05
DOMESTIC.

DURING the past eight months of the
present fiscal year the internal revenue re-
ceipts were 5000, ,320, decrease of Sl4,-
E1.oCO as compared with the correspond
Ing period of 1883. The aggregate receipts
for February were $2,030,S62 less than in
February, 1888.
WHILE party of five men were cross
Ing the river on the eth near Clarion, Pa,
The boat was capsized and three of them
we're drowned.
NEAR Ansonia, Conn, a few afternoons
$50 three dams gave away, the surging
waters devastating a large tract of coun-
Fy, involving a total damage of S100,000.
TELEPHONE communication was on the
.Ith established between New York and
| Boston, and it was said that the faintest
Whisper at one terminus could be heard at
he other.
MsxpreSs train on the Maine Centra!
Rllaruck a landslide near Yarmouth
hFdays ago, wrecking all but the passen-
.erc0acheS, but no one was seriously hurt.
HENRY c. CHURCH, in whose accounts as
Chamberlain of Troy, N. Y, there was a
deficiency of S77,O9a> was arrested in New
York on the 9th,
A HURRICANE az Kansas City, Mo-, on
le 9th unroofed three dwellings and tore
Up the sidewalk for a distance of two
locks. At Denver, Col, a wind-storm
mroofed the city hall and some of the
ines blocks in the city, while signs and
awnings were scattered in all directions.
Nveral persons were seriously injured.
URRIN ). TODD, farmer of Tolland,
Coan.' died recently of glanders, commu-
lcaied from sick horse.
AFTER meeting in Cincinnati ON the
Nenlng of the 2Sth to denounce the verdict
alwenty years imprisonment in the case
A"lllam Berner, who confessed to hav-
lSmurdered and robbed William H. Kirk,
moo OF ten thousand persons or
',Ail7u and went to the Jail, and
'ecled an entrance, for the purpose
yhching Berner, but found he
l'l Oeen taken to the penitentiary. This
~sHaSed the mob that they determined
sFAcn The twenty-three murderers con-
'D'd IN the Jail. The militia was called
= "nen riot ensued, during which it
.n reported that sixteen persons were
Ir'u = ana many others were wounded.
'nhhE were l,2 business failures in the
I''a otates during the seven days end
4YI 'ue 18th, and 80 in Canada, making a
:" -4 against 213 the previous week.
a, AN r poWD, James Howard, o. w. Sem
N "Ailam Delane and Dan Kelly, BAN
- @ we're hanged at Tombstone, A. T., on
'I' William R. Mcdonald and Fran
N gieres were executed in California,
rr' 'D' howard paid the extreme penalty
n. rS.uiola, ). Call for murder.
ulachine shops and two locomotives
,, charleston Railroad at Memphis
\, .S.ned The other night, involving a
b. DOou In the Merrimac IN. H. Val
raa On The 2Sth the greatest for wears.
ii t'er = was rising rapidly at Concord,
sd, ~ nashua had submerged the low
s,.,., i1e lreshet in the Cocheco River
4, leu several bridges above Dover.
HnAan orte, Pa, Ida Brooks, Carrie
ab,aI ana Mary Hoskins were fatally
Don rh;, VI 'ne 2Sth by the fall of a porch
lsonu ~u'ca they were seated.
Frsm.. sne hundred coal miners near
lnino,;.u u' Fa., struck on the 2Sth against
&bsl - q one-quarter of cent per
eaptsd A LAVENDER, aged sixteen, at
@,r. TOO Alexander Owens near Sa-
b. or. ~ Tue 18Th, and then shot him.
eport 's ran ran out upon hearing the pis-
aibsn Wnen Lavender also shot her.
Der .0u 10 Kill Owens mother. Law
'ssfa,.ned' but Mr.. and Mrs. Owens
sabsr, nsFe " :, on the 18th dying in great
m o fn 'ne vicinity of New Corners
'scrn VIII hOu a disease called "grub %
%ruvs 70 I,Su ~ matches out in the nose and
l lrDr,e = s the brain of the animal.
aGuDes tshoi-rIEs and four members of
oaty, p 'a'iaiy, living in Westmore,and
y rebin.,w were fatally i'll on the 2s.h
ss4 Iipa pl'uS Indian boys arrived at St.
alasp, NJ on the 2Sth, being the f,rst IN.
soa loc,.a, " pupils for the Government
Ssaop NJ NJ a. That point and conducted