Huntsville gazette., 1885-05-09

BY HUEfSVlLLh sALAliA "
| VOLUME VI.
|1oPICS OF THE DAY..
uews from Every'"hsFe'
,,;dont appointed Hon. A. M.
IhE Iipiobmoud, Va, Minister to Aus
tria.
uC CANNON, brother OF the Con-
.a..ional @ Delegate from Utah, mas oeen
Convicted Of polygamy'
c1.rina whose influence IL nearly
,.a,rta over tho Czar, is actively ASSIST
mo in peace negotiations.
Tur New York telegraph operators arr
.,i,icing because the Western Union mas
srreed to pay for extra work.
Tue ST. Petersburg papers discuss ~
,,nrtb the differences between the reports
=, General KomaroR and Sir Peter LuinS-
| den.
n,n.rcurs from Shanghai state that
.bs disnute betwsen China ana huss'a r.
garding the frontis OF Mancnooria nas
become acute.
T. l. somi.oficially announced at farls
.ha+ Dismarck offered to aroltrats 1or 1ne
'na, '.,1ont ~ the dispute between Russia
and England.
r. Cor,ussioner OF Internal Revenue
hoe issued a circular in reference 10 tne
na. '+h Jna-va1 Of distilled spirits from bond
/ ed warehouses.
THY Ohio legislature has passed a law
fixing a heavy fns aud imprisonment 1or
orerng or receiving money at primary OF
general elections.
. STRIKE has been inauguratsd among
he coal minors of the Tuscarawas and
Ic,nnolton valleys Of Ohio. There are
paarlv {. 900 miners in the district.
O
Tho British Government has advised
r,sation of the chartering OF ships OF
small pattern for transport service. This
kbIeyed to foreshadow a stoppage OF all
var preparations.
ANEW YoRK physician just returned
rom the West expressed surprise at the
rsat number of drug stores" In Kansas.
He ais, found doctors" as thick as black
berries o. hillside.
SHOCKS of earthquake were felt on the
1st in several districts OF the Alps, and
also in Vienna. Several houses were dam
agel and a number of women killed at
Eindboerg, in Styria.
THE man charged with the murder OF
the Italian shipped to Pittsburgh, Pa, in
trunk has told so many conflicting sto-
ries that it is believed the officers have Sc
cured the right man
The presence OF the Russian vessel
StreIok at New York causes anxiety
among English steamship owners. 1t is
Unnecessary, however, as the Garnet will
take care of the Russian
THE Moscow Gazette declares that II
England wishes to avoid war she must
wacuate Port Hamilton at the entrance to
the Sea Of Japan; otherwise Russia Will
te obliged to occupy Herat.
THE Postmaster General has forbidden
the delivery of registered letters and
money orders to F. Ridd & Co., of Du-
nque, Ia, on evidence that they were
conducting fraudulent business through
the mails.
ABOUT 800 weavers employed by the
Ren.rew Manufa Ct uring company at Rem
frew and Adams. Mass, struck on the 1st
on account of reduction of five per cent.
in wages. Both mills are running with
other help
SEVENTY Sisters Of Charity have been
ordered to join General Komaroff's army
to aid in caring for the wounded. OF this
number thirty will go from ST. Peters
burg, twenty five from Moscow and fifteen
| from Odessa,
TRAIN on the Louisville, New Albany
q chicago Railroad, in Indiana, was
entered by robber on the 30th, and the
express company's safe robbed of consid-
efable money, and two train men fatally
beaten and shot.
lHE British Admiralty authorities have
Chartered altogether 14O merchant vessels
Of various size rigs. They have also made
arrangements with the Peninsular &
urlental Steamship Company for the con-
Veyance of troops to strengthen the In
dlan garrison.
WHEN the Presidential train was re-
turning to Washington from Gettvsburg
.A 'Ae evening of the 4th, some one fired
lles . pistol shots. 1t was not believed.
t1OasI' that they were fired at the Presi-
l'' pu' merely as mark of enthusiasm
Dy Crank
on =. LAhSELf attended reception was given
nau, -' own to the Hon. E. ]. Phelps, the
.ha ny appointed Minister to England, by
p0.,I p.s G'''zens of Burlington, Vt. President
m.a. h Il OF the University of Vermont,
,o 49,, an address in behalf of the people,
"Hicn Mr. Phelps responded.
st. 'otai issue of postage stamps,