Huntsville gazette., 1884-11-29
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.,vu,s nIurality in California is H,-
- 10 9l3: in Michigan, 2,9i6.
TUE cholera epidemic at Paris is 1ass ay
fAA 0-'I n-i. few cases were reported
o. the I'D.
,au,,,-cyr,vr wind and rain storms were
-1.,a frou various parts Of the country
- 49, aa1 Tslegraphic service was grea6-
~ damaged.
run ,,;,,srs Of tina Pittsburgh tPa.) as
.u:at iii erdea yo-.to brir. into their or \
zopiaasioa those OF tie Kama" Ia 0-'
in Wess Virginia.
TIE School SuperintendenfS Oh Massa
1T, /, session. SIS Boston on tns -ls''
-or-,5 tbas taers ars ovar 5000 persons
!. th. sts.. who can not read and "ri'e'
rr,,. tl,ir solemn session Of the Plcnary
car-cil ,yas hsld in Baltimore, I'D, on the
Sqd Tbsrs was an impo.in9 street pro-
eession, the participants beng eiaa ~ 'N''4
rebes Of oilce.
u,y1srrg who dabbled in politics at
roIoos,:ort. lad; W. S attacked by the ed /
;toT og local Journal. lie met the editor
on the str.,t on the aIth and knoc&ea hlia
cut in one rounl.
Tuy Armament Board appointed by Con-
oress to investigate the best guns to be usep
il d..crse OF our harbors, have made their
rep. IT, recommending number OF pat
,.,o.. chtnarv
Hon. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, OF Nlr-
finia, has Leen appointed guardian ior 'he
ntiuor children OF the late President Gar
field, tho rus: covering ell of the property
sw.l.d BY the estate III Virginia.
FyUR EUEDREp AID FIFTY weayers OF
the WhitteEIen A.; S at I taunton, Mass,
quit work I'll III, 24Ln, owing to cut OIL
ten per cent. N wages. The managers
succunLsd n work was resumed on the
25th.
NEARLY all Of the ingram carpes mills
at Philadelphia, Pa, have closed, because
/ the weovers would not accept reduc-
| ton in wages, Those running are oper-
! ating with reduced forces and on short
| time.
4 A NATIONAL bank, known as tie Gov
D ernm.ut Bank of China, has been eStab
ii lislled at Pskin. It's capital is half Chi
n u =, and haL foreign, and the Board of
H Management is half Chinese and half for
eigAels.
FURTHER alarming reports of deaths
among people in the extreme western coun-
ties CT Virginia are received They are
dying in large numbers. The disease re-
semt!es isiatic- cholera and is reported
l contagious.
Eanswer to questions of an Associated
Press reporter in reference to the general
alarm among thanesroes, President elect
Cleveland assures them that their rights
viii be protected under a Democratic adj
MmSuatiol.
THE Secretary of State has been notified
that the International Society for ImprOv-
ias tbs Condition OF the Blind will hold
ssaGge.s at Amsterdam on July 2lst, to
vtlca delegates from the United States
WILL be WSlcone.
n
Chamber oi Deputies ON the Fist over the
republication Of the minutes of the Ton
suin committee. n. Ferry declares such
m act inoppor.une, and threatens to re-
| st5n 1t is done.
IAI entire expenses .of the National
Democratic Committee during the cam
Palsn amounted to $333, 3,000. OF this
amount >o2,OJ9 came through the popular
innd, mostly in. small sums, from the
POCKETS Of private individuals. &
LORD CHIEg-JUsTICE CoLERIDGE of
Sly 4And rone time since expelled his
sauehssr from his house because she
feVsd q baITleser: Gnd now the barristar is
SinS Nae son of the Lord Chief Justice,
VINO vas the cause of the whole trouble
ABOUT forty sOf the leaders connected
with the recent attack on Murray CITY and
sestructioa.o OF property in the Hooking
valley, have been arrested. 1t is feared
cAe acsien may bring on such a turn of af.
sairs ss 10 demand the aid of the vhola
ssase military.
fosTXAsTER- GENERAL HATToS has an
sWercd charge OF National Committee
man Clarkson, relative to orders allowing
letter carriers to take time to vote on elec-
lon day. Mr.. Hatton claims he did not
oruer holiday for the reason that he had
no la"fulr.ght 70 do 30.
VICE E-fREsIDENT-ELECT HENDRUKs. No.
eompanied by Senator'S German. Jonas
anien, AID Mossrs. Barnum and Thomn.
'n al OF the itio lal Democratic Com
hi'tte called on President-eleot Cleve-
inu at Alta1y on the I'D. large num-
H. irohl 1ae business m sn's clubs of New
ofk Were aiio present to paw their re-
kpeots.
AaE National Convention of Cattlemen
'ncudad It's lators in st. Loui, on the 2od.
10 decided to meet in that city again No.
unber 2Sd, 1885. Tho election of narma.
.ent officers resulted as follows. Pras;-
tent' Colonel r. D. Hunter, of st. Iouis.
ce-President, General Brisbin. Of Boise
Ny' Idaho; Secretary, A. T.. Atwater. of
LOUIS; Treasurer, j. G.. Moore, Of St.
.ouis. " '''
-hE case of~Miss Fortescue,' actress,
sainsS Lord Garmoyle for breach of
ouise, was on trial in London on. the
o, The attorney for the defendant Of
'ed to paw over f1O0oO to tho