Huntsville gazette., 1884-02-23
DOMESTIC.

EXPORTS Of breads uffs during January,
n were valued at $l2 2,2S4,7Sl, against
1851 for the same time in 1888; for
keven months ended Jan. 81, 1884, $780,
k9I; for the same time last year, $685.
NS,
S Mormon proselytes, five of whom
b girls, from Cleveland County, n. c.,
vel through Atlanta, Ca, on the 14th,
Fute for Utah.
sE Of the most comprehensive coin col
lions In the United States was stolen a
nights ago by burglars from the office
pt H. c. Brainard, of Cleveland. 0.
|IHE Central Bank of Upper Sandusky,
!, failed on the 18th, with liabilities of
|SMM Speculations by John S. Rappe,
President, caused the failnre.
DrRDG the seven days ended on the 18th
The business failures throughout the United
Mates and Canada numbered 80, against
' y the previous week. The distribution
EH as follows; New England States, "a;
iiile, 81; Western, S6; Southern, 45; Pa
DC States and Territories, II; Canada
u The Provinces. g.
AHLE John Beatty was attempting on
Tfh to convey his wife and three chill
sland two young ladies named Weather
lacrosS the backwater near Newburg,
al, on the Tennessee River, the skiff
mdaShed against log by the current
Olupset. Mrs. Beatty and all the chill
Qa and one Of the young ladies were
avned.
lHE rear wall of two adjoining buildings
feaFl street, Cincinnati, used as board
SaouSes, and occupied by thirty-five
a9lS, collapsed early on the morning of
Dn, resulting in the drowning and
lNalng to death of ten persons. The
eaoa lor other bodies would be continued
4slti water lowers.
was announced on the 18th that the
llaaS were starving at the Poplar Creek
"olt Point agencies, in Dakota.
'la Employment Bureau of the Young
V1rlS;lan Association of Chicago re-
-Tu On tle 10th thirty thousand to forty
'',Sala men and boys unable to procure
]HTalch was twenty per cent. more than
Ha' The applicants came from every
ak in life
]'@ reported on the 18th that Treas
4. Mason, OF Jay County, Ind, was a
\ 'I't 10 the amount of $4,000, and
saisnen.
N Nogersville Junction, Tenn, on
"sning of the 10Th Mrs. Carrie Hun
I = = Young and beautiful wife of James
| n ",'er' a wealthy stock-raiser, was
,x's aru instantly killed while sitting near
|tr%,"' VINO committed the crime, and
nua' cause, was unknown.
-, n, "Ne OF Bivens Perce field, living
So,l.D .D'O0nilngton, Ind, left her little
a,Fs -,'. alone in room VITA an open fire.
|sn.is' =" aayS ago, and when she re-
| anaa a,-' :. enild was lying on the floor
Pa,or.- /, hanging Of Thomas Benton, in
,5n.r i.ueS, La, on the 18th, some of the
aapv ,.;- 'ae assemblage shrieked and
Mss Euv.
siy If Ga Cs1, hoGERs, beautiful young
|ansl - 1a''anooga, Tenn, was fatally
scbiuc a.. o'her night by her clothes
ar,spFs nFe from CRATE. She had been
| h overa., s-'A oTo'her for a week, and be-
r. H'e with sleep sat down near the
| aa sfaaa one-half Of flock of six thou
eNoro,,g; VI u the Dakota bad lands. owned
eae ha';s J IGNORES, having died this win
sabs,' : : iel was expressed on the 10th
A FRr e'ie " poisoned by his enemies.
Sel r. lew days ago DESTROYED the
spsd at S19o Ss1S9ocrsnops shops at Cortland, N. Y,
NH M Miller was found murdered on
'a'dsr we~o -aSrletta, O., and his wife and
2 said ~ e arrested for the crime. It
'Soaad h.o.' ~olnan threatened to kill her
he eptira .au.e she loved his brother.
sot Nj iSm ly of Albert Hammer.
ssii., minneapolis, \ Mimi, consisting af
Wy poisoasS Children and wife,s sister
Ms ~ IN tue l6sa by eating raw
aassfs x.tl taanmsrling- had died, and
2 q critical condition,