Huntsville gazette., 1885-06-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

nre and fall took place. He never knew
what ''struck" him.
The Marquis of Salisbury denies that
the Conservatives desire war with Russia.
1T is reported that Miss Marie v an Zandt
is engaged to be married to Russian
Grand Duke, who met her in st. Peters,
burg and followed her to London where
the betrothal was agreed upon.
LocUsTs have appeared in great num-
bers on Long Islaad, N. Y.
PERRY and William Milton, father and
SON, were hanged at Farmersville, La, on
the 10Th, for tho murder Of John w.
Cherry
MRS. BARTON, of New Brunswick, N. j.,
gave birth to triplets ON the Goth. This
makes seven at three births.
THE Afghans are sending greinforcements
to Herat.
MISS CLEvELAND's book is promised to
to the public by June 25th.
RUSSIA is organizing q brigade of Co.'S
sacks for service in Turcomania.
The planning mill of McNown & Sons at
LaGrace, Ind, burned on the goth.
EXPORTS of specie for the week ended
the Goth from New York, $543, ,37S; imports,
$114,657.
SEVERE earthquake shocks were felt at
Berne and Geneva, Switzerland, on the
Goth.
UNITED STATES SENATOR SABIN, of Min
nesota, is dangerously ill at Saltwater.
Two miners were killed and another
seriously hurt by a cave-in in a mlne
near Richmond. o., on the Goth.
Ir is said First Assistant Postmaster
General Hay is to resign, and that Nick
Bell, of ST. Louis, will get the place.
A BOUNDARY line has been agreed upon
in New Guinea between England and
Germany.
FRANK WHITE was arrested at New
York on the Goth for having in his posses
sion counterfeit standard dollars.
OWING to extensive building in Berlin
the masons have struck for an increase of
wages.
GENERAL JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, Rail-
road Commissioner, will start West about
July 1st on tour of inspection.
IT is said the Conservatives and Liber-
ais in the British Parliament will agree
on the budget, so as to close up the ses-
sion.
OOdR H. IA uCAEEs VI AOStO"H1 o., AhiOo
his wife and himself on the Goth. He was
a yer pilot. Jealousy was the cause.
IMPORTS of merchandise for the week
ended the Goth at New York, exclusive OF
dry goods. were valued at S.. 206, 17S.
LOUIS SCHERTz recently died at Cincin-
natl, o., and $4,000 in gold and silver
coin was discovered unexpectedly about
his premises.
THE brewery of Valentine Loewer, at
New York, has been seized, and the pro-
prietor bound over on the charge of using
bogus stamps ON his barrels.
FORTY Moors are being sent to America
by Morocco to study breech-loading arms
GRASSHoPPERs are said to be doing
damage in California.
GENERAL GRANT passed quiet day on
the 21st, and was resting peacefully at the
latest accounts.
The ministerial crisis continues at Rome.
COLONEL SwITzLER thinks there should
be complete revision of the laws re-
lating to the Bureau of Statistics
The Suez Canal has been cleared of OBJ
structon and again opened TO traffic
MISS FLORENCE AUDENRIED, daughtsg
of General Audenred, Of General Sher-
mans staff, will enter the Georgetown
Convent.
A FLAG of the Fifty third Illinois Regi-
ment found among the trophies of the
Confederate Government, has been re-
turned to the State of Illinois.
AN unknown man was found dead in a
we'll at Stanford, Conn. on the 22d.
MINISTER PENDLEToN was received most
o<rd 10 H. Of Porlir 0r, tho 091
The Cincinnati police are still puzzling
over the Botkin murder.
LORD SALISBURY has definitely decided
to accept the British Premiership.
THREE workmen were run over by
train and killed at Lancaster, Pa, on the
22d.
DAMAGING frosts were reported on the
22d on the Lower Peninsula of Michigan.
The British steamer Guadiana has been
lost off the coast of Brazil.
j. S. BERGs, alias j. O. Brock, has been
convicted of bigamy at Clinton, la.
A MOB at rralee, Ireland, on the 22i,
wrecked the office of the Kerry Sentinel.
AT Allentown, Pa, on the 22d, the
Leighton coal mine breaker was burned,
causing loss of $4,000.
HON. G. A. LOGAN, ex- United States
Minister to Chill, is on his way home.
A JAM of several million logs formed on
the Kennebec River in Maine, but were
on the 22d by dynamite.
PASSENGER agents OF Eastern lines at
their meeting in Chicago agreed to pay no
more commissions.
DISTURBANCES have broken out again in
Letcher County, KY, and State troops
are ordered to be in readiness.
A CoLLIERY at North Ashland, Pa, had
to be flooded on the 22d to put out a fire,
and this will cause a suspension for six
The Pope has written strong letter to
Cardinal Guibert, defending the papal
The German bark Helene, arrived at
Valparaiso, reports violent earthquakes at
sea on the 10Th inst.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS grandson, Prince
William, will succeed Manteuffel as Gov
ern r of Alsace- Lorraine.
SUPPLIES are being sent to Port Hamil-
ton, Corea, by the Japanese, and it is sup
posed they will permanently occupy it.
The Mexican editorial excursionists
.-..o .oxx.l1x, nutortained at RI Paso and