Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-27

VOLUME vi.
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
THERE were Cos new cases OF cnoiera re- 10,
-.ad in Spain on thu 10Th and 24S
deaths.
nu,ovrs of the ravages of cholera In
Cam On the Goth show total OF 4o5 new
cases and 1863 deaths.
IT is proposed to appoint mea,cai ~
snoctors at all Cuban consulates 10 keep
oholors ont of the United States.
sprRrr of economy has resui1eo III
tbe retirement of many clerks on tne wa,
ba sb Railroad, and it is said more VIII
follow.
TIT authorities at Washington are me-
,.o,;otinp with the Mexican postal ofncers
70 facilitate the transfer OF mans across
the border.
cor,xop REYNOLDS will not be APP
,ointed Minister to Spain until Minister
Roster finishes negotiations for CONNER
cial treaty.
result of the recent earthquakes In
Cashmere. OSl persons lost their lives,
1000 houses were destroyed and $500 ami
mails perIshed.
A NORWEGIAN bark arrived at the Della
ware breakwater on tho 10th from Cien-
fuegos with the Captain i'll with sup
posed yellow fever.
LORD SALISBURY says if he assumes
office he will not object to votes OF censure
as it will give his party something TO go
before the county with.
1T is said McDermott, who has Tor some
time been employed as detective at Dub
lin Castle, has just been shipped or to
new home in one of the colonies.
TRADEsM-N in Madrid have held meet
ing aud expressed Indignation at the
course of the Government in declaring
that cholera had appeared there.
EMPEROR WILLIAM was completely
Frustrated when he heard OF the death OF
Baron Won Manteuffel and said in a mourn
full way: "All my friends are dying"
rlo ~ nay1tiac die.
cussed the subject of an increase of con-
sulates in the United States, for which q
pressing necessity was asserted to exist
FIVE hundred and forty -one MoYmons
left London on the 20th on the steamer
Wisconsin for America. They were most
" Scandinavians and are bound for Utah.
THE Dublin Freens1n's Journal pub
ishes an interview with Bishop O'Connor
# Nebraska and Wyoming advising
lgainst Irish emigration to the United
states.
In the readiustm Of Postmasters'
alaries at Washington, Cincinnati was
he only large city where the salary was
educed-the reduction being from $1,000
o $5,O0O
RoRERr LANG, a Canadian official has
racticed extensive land frauds on the
eople of the Northwest and has left for
he United States. Others are supposed
0 be implicated.
WILFRED DE FoNvILLE has published at
'aris thrilling account of the Greedy ex-
edition under the title lies Affairs du
'ole Nord." Mr.. Fonville was acquainted
With DR.. Pavy of the expedition.
C. A. BUDDENsEEIK whose row of tene-
nent houses on Sixty second street, New
York, fell some time ago killing one of his
was found guilty of manslaugh-
er in the second degree by jury.
THE Queen has sent Sir Stafford North
ote an autograph letter thanking him for
lis high services and Offering him an earl
lom. He will assume the title of Earl of
ddelsleigh and Vscount st. Cyres.
GENERAL Won MANTEUFFEL will be
'uried without military honors, in accord
lnce with his own wish. Emperor
William has thanked Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria for the honor shown
he Generals remains.
1T is understood that ex- Congress man
5eorge H. jerks, of Pennsylvania, who
vas rendered the Assistant Secretarship
II the Interior Department., and has had
he matter under consideration for several
days, has decided to accept
Mr.. GLADSTONE will withhold his az.
'urance that the Liberals will assist the
Government, and the MARQUIS
4 Salisbury persists in his refusal to take
fflce in the absence of such an assurance.
ne result is complete deadlock.
BANQUET in honor of United States
senator Payne was given in Liverpool,
ang., the evening of the 10Th, by Mr..
Fllley. A brilliant company was present,
including the new American Consul, Mr..
harles T. Russell, and many prominent
nerchants of Liverpool.
THOMAS j. CLUvERIUs, convicted and
entenced to death at Richmond, Va, for
le murder of his cousin, Fanny Lillian
ladlson, has fled a motion for a new trial
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