Huntsville gazette., 1884-09-27

TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
u snxFy EVERETT, first Secretary OF
-, American Legation in Berlin, has re-
signed.
r,,r condition of affairs in the cholera
.-;nren regions of Europe continues to
improve.
rB. HAYES, the Republican nominee
Congress in the Fifth Massachusetts
nistrict. died on the Goth.
Oi' U
rur Chinese have destroyed the Cath
o,ic cbapels in the Province OF Canton,
"a Six thousand Christians are rendered
homeless.
uo IL. CASE wants to match Phallas
.ra;nst any stallion in the country, to trot
- October, on the course that may be de-
cided upon.
pAyD of Mexicans crossed the Rio
,,ronde at Presidio Del Norte on the 10Th,
,il1ad three Mexicans and quickly returned
into Mexico.
ruv issue of standard silver dollars for
+he week ending Sep, ember 20, was s446,-
oq5 For the corresponding period last
year, 5o49)'
GUS H. WATERMAN, of New York, ac-
oonts the nomination for Vice.Presldent
hr the American Political Alliance, ana
iii make an ex ended canvass.
e
r,pr.ry w. L. ELLSWORTH, OF Boston,
has accented tho nomination for President
from tbe American. Political Alliance, and
nronoses to stump several States.
Tur President has appointed Harry his
i, c,rrv the son of the late Lieutenant
Kislincbury, of the Greeley party, to De
oade+.at.lorce at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis.
TIN families were made homeless by
fire on the 2lst, at Ashbury Park, IN. ..
During the fire panic occurred at a 0ai-
VallOH hIIly 4hSS'tAio
were injured.
THE failures throughout the country 1or
the seven DAYS, ended the 10th, numbered
for the United States, 1876; Canada, 70;
total. 2ls, as compared with total OF ~
for the preceding week.
THE completion of the Artberg Iunnel
through the Rhaetien Mountains, estab-
fishing railway communication between
Austria and Switzerland, was celebrated
in royal style on the Goth.
THE United States training ship James.
town went ashore in GARDENERS Bay on
the Is. h. Assistance was sent for, and
the steamer Yantic, of the North Atlantic
Squadron, was dispatched to her aid.
MESSENGERS arrived at Cairo on the
Goth bringing word that General Gordon
had vanquished numerous tribes and their
chiefs were begging for mercy. Many
tribes Lave come in and laid down their
arms
CLEVELAND was visited by another fire
on the 2lst in the same locality, but on a
smaller scale than the confiagration OF
two weeks lrtviously. Circumstances
connected with the fire lead to the belief
that it was the work of incendiaries.
SURGEoN-GENERAL HAMILTON, of the
Marine Hospital Service, thinks that
under existing quarantine conditions,
which will be maintained indefinitely,
all danger of yellow fever or cholera
epidemic in this country has passed away.
IN the Blaine Sentinel libel suit at In
dianapolis a;torneys for the plaintiff filed
answers on the Goth to the in ,errogatories
filed by defendant. Mr.. Blaine says 5. l..
Blaine and Sarah Stanwood were wit
neSseS to his "secret marriage" in Ken
tucky.
SECRETARY TELLER, at the request OF
the Presiden has written to Indian Com
missioner Pr.ce urging him to reconsider
bis determination to resign his position.
Mr.. Price has decided to accede to the re-
quest, and W ii remain at his post In the
Indian office.
AwAGIANT was issued at the Treasury
Department on the 18th for $166,666 in ia
vor of the directors Of the New Orleans
cotton Exposition, it being the second in.
Stal.ment unler the law loaning the Ex'
posi- ion one million dollars. The first in
stallment was $3.50, ,53j.
STATE Department officials say that the
reported dispute about the Mexican boun-
aary line can not lead to serious trouble.
Inc stones marking the boundary have
peen destroyed at some points and will be
replaced, and the boundary re-established
without trouble or dispute.
oN the morning of the 10Th the residence
u John Bylow, East Toledo, o., was
ourned TO the ground. His daughter,
aSel leu, was burned to death. The
H'oVher and babe made narrow escape
WIN Their lives. The mother was slightly
Oufhed, and tie ba be severely.
GEORGE W. BUCHANAN, an old pioneer
=. ashin9ton Territory, died on the 20th
"' ohehalis at the advanced age of ninety
vars. tie Went to the Pacific Coast over