Huntsville gazette., 1884-05-17
DcITESTTG.

WILLIAM MTSSEY, a teller IN the BANK OIL
Commerce a Baltimore, was arrested on
ne 7th for the embezzlement of $1,000 by
| false entries.
JAMS CLARK, confidential clerk of Ru-
| |blph Hochkoher, Austrian Consul at San
| Fanci co, embezzled $4,000 recently, and
| LOST it in speculation.
PRESIDENT FISH, of the burst Marine
| Bank OF New York, was reported 10 have
| aid on the 7h that Ferdinand Ward be-
' rayed his confidence, and that he (Ward)
vas defaulter for $77j0,0 900.
EXSHERIFF HARDIN and James Murray,
both Of Crittenden County, Ark, had a
| dAculty about lawsuit the other dav,
| slivere both mortally wounded.
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT and party of
friends on the Sth made the trip from De-
troll to Cincinnati in 81 hours, the dis
ance being 26} miles. Between Dayton
and Lima Il miles, the run was made i'll
Smnutes, AMI from Dayton to Hamilton
he train ran 81 miles in 36 minutes.
lHE firm Of Grant & Ward, of New
York, Of which General Grant was men,
hT, made an assignment on the Sth. 1t
vas thought their liabilities would amount
slO,G0,OOl. President Fish, of the
Aarine Bank, also made an assignment.
HENRY SEvAM, who murdered woman,
vas taken from Jail at Winston, N. c., a
fT nights ago by mob and hanged.
FRANKLIN ?. NORRIS, a young attorney
aVAcorj, n H., after making an earn
s'fHort to establish himself in business,
ad ol starvation in his office a few days
~ without divulging his straitened cir
instances to his acquaintances.
Nagent Of the Post-office Department
asntly arrested the postmaster at North
Aahchester, Ind, and secured from him a
0iiession that he took $103 from a regis
asrd letter.
! GALE at Savannah, Ga, the other day
~ down a large building, killing one
l4a and fatally injuring two others.
iaE steamer City of Portland, plying be-
1'en Portland, Me-, and st. John, N. B.,
sucS on ledge off Owl's Head on the
ana went to pieces. The vessel and
w valued at 25,0)0, were lost, but the
sSsh2ers were saved.
1AAY miles of timber Ehad been burned
Y !" Oecll County, Nd, on the Sth by
'9' nreS, and large number of barns
o'neF buildings had been destroyed.
:. Ie was still raging.
Tu, N
'cl ~ BAPTIST Union Theological Seminary
NuVago graduated twenty-five young
VI the SJh. President Northrup re-
%u mat the institution owned prop
"Vfta SSOO,0 and owed nothing, but
s..l u need Of library building and a
na., Vnlaihs OF DR.. Samuel E. Gross, OF
'iphia, were cremated on the Sth.
~, 4' annual meeting of the American
mi ',saHonal Union on the Sth at New
-e years receipts were shown to be
w. and the expenses Sl17,514.
d. : quarrel few days ago about the
raa d, :, sheep by dog at Jefferson
M 4 ~ JOSIAH Hamilton, aged twenty
A. '+S' ~ and killed his brother David.
ssse Ne sixty-eighth annual directors
N " " y inc American Bible Society at
as,s ,VA y on the Sth it was shown that
.s,,,s i .ne year 1,357,o5l Bibles had been
anss 4''u IN this country, and 45l, ,16l
w., - = were 132 failures in the United
iuS The seven days ended on the
Z. III So as "a, loi in tha preceding week, and
FEa IsS, I'M q N the corresponding weeks
lsS b,1 ~ and 1881 respectively.
hi p.n.e 'ier OF locomotive in the Mis-
Niea ~ e'ie M shops at Parsons, Kan, ex-
eehs-ss other afternoon, and two men
sgersl,, 'al'ly Killed and four others were
sm' u0Ft' The pecuniary loss was
@sa tail I'sn at Elizabethtown, KY, or
aainallr from Jail negro who had
sassl n, assaulted a white woman, and
'paesr~al ~l'n 70 tree outside the city. with
WISE. flhg no one to touch the
es.e,s,So : Coleman (colored) was ON the
~'der of I'D 8 q Columbia, S. c., for the
sose ~. aarah Willis. his wife's sister
issas,' 'usa !, half of Madison and Tensa,
louisiana. were under wate,