Huntsville gazette., 1885-07-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

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Munster Bank have come to it's assistance
with call of 3)s. per share.
THE troops defending the Kansas bor-
der are prepared to make short work of
the Cheyennes.
The Mormons are indignant because the
troops in Utah were not sent to the Indian
Territory.
SUITS for injuries rec csived by the nat :
ural gas explosions in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
last spring have been begun.
M. M. BAKER, of Hamburg, Ia, DESERT
ed his wife and five children and eloped
with Mrs. Townsend.
A FRENCH aeronaut, who made an as
cension on the 14th inst. on the French
coast, is thought to be drowned.
THE Freeman's Journal, Dublin, is
elated over what it calls concessions to
Ireland by the new British Government.
GEORGE MURPHY engineer, was killed
| and several passengers slightly injured
| By an accident on the West Jersey Road
| on the 18th.
LOUIS KEAUME, the insane man who
took pos session of q Wabash train and
killed policeman at Chicago, has been
turned over to his friends
The weather was extremely hot in tn Q
East on the 18th and 10th. Numerous
cases of sunstroke occurred at New York
| The trial at Newburgh, N. ", of the
$4,000, 900 foreclosure case against the
West Shore Road w.s opened on the 18th
but was again postponed to the second
Monday in September.
ALL was quiet at Cleveland and in the
| Saginaw VaIiey on the 10Th.
MISS CLEVELAND is realizing hand
somely from her book. 1t has reached its
ninth edition.
form at Scotland, Oak.
OFFICIAL reports confirm the threatened
Indian uprising in Montana
SEVERAL fremen were I'M ured by a
falling cornice at fire in Cincinnati on
the 10Th.
The cost to the French Government of
the Tonquin campaign will be 470,000, 600
francs.
Two cowboys fought duel and killed
each other at Erin Springs, l. T., on the
10Th.
1T is semi officially denied at st. Peters,
burg that the Zulficar pass has been oc
cuped by Russian troops.
PATRICK FLAHERTY was burned to
death at McKeesport, Pa, on the 10Th,
and the shock killed his wife.
The car shops of the New Y ork AMI
New England Railroad, at Norwood
Mass, were destroyed by fire on the 10Th.
KING's plaster works were totally de-
stroyed by fire at New Brighton, L. l., on
! the 10Th.
GENERAL GRANT passed a restful and
uneventful day at Mount McGregor on the
18th, and the doctors anticipated quiet
night.
THE Tralee Land League protests
against the dissolution of branch of the
league in connection with the case of Mr..
Harrington's brother.
ISRAEL T. ALEXANDER shot and killed
Charles Mowers, his father-in law, at
Redwood Falls, Mimi, on the 10Th.
AN express train went through bridge
on the Santa Fe Road at Algadones, N.
NJ, on the 18TH, carrying down the en-
gine, baggage, express and fruit cars.
Engineer Harry Wilson and Fireman
Atchison were killed. Express Messenger
Bennett, Fireman Lyons and one passen
ger were seriously injured.
THE telegraph wire troubles in the East
were still unsettled on the Goth.
EMPEROR WILLIAM arrived at Gastein
| on the Goth.
JOHN ROACH walls over what he calls
the Governments injustice.
The Dominion Parliament was pro-
rogued on the Goth.
| TEN head of cattle were killed by light
ming at Saltwater, Mimi, on the Goth.
| JOHN GAUNT, the Jersey City wife
murderer, committed suicide in jail.
| THE Russian harvest prospects continue
very discouraging.
VANDERBILT says the railroad war will
not end until he owns the West Shore.
| THE Indian troubles at Fort Reno have
uuieted down, and the danger is appar-
entity over.
| THE Mansion House committee are in :
vestigatng London vice.
THERE is some hope of an adjustment of
the strike at Cleveland by the 1st prox.
A MAN named Howard, at Damariscotta,
Me-, killed his wife on the Goth, and at
tempted suicide.
| CHOLERA is increasing in Spain. On
Sunday, the 10th, there were 1850 new
cases and 761 deaths reported.
CAPTAIN DANIEL P. WARD, the New
York swindler, was sent to State Prison
| for three years on the Goth.
THE amount of grain in store in New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City July
18th, was 656, 76S bushels; last year, g.
! 701, 900 bushels.
JOE VINCENT, of Montreal, has received
handsome gold watch and chain, suit
ably engraved, from the Dominion Gov
ernment for life-saving.
| No place of entertainment was open in
Cincinnati the night of the Goth, for the
| first time in long while.
| The balloon in which M. Ely assembled
in France few days since has been found
at sea, but Ely was missing-probably
| drowned.
| THERE is talk at Washington of private
| Secretary Lamont being soon appointed
Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
A LARGE number of,the Cheyenne war
| riors refused to come into Fort Reno to
| talk with General Sheridan.
HALF the men employed at Roach's
| Chester ship-yards were discharged on
| the 2Oth The works will close down Au-