Huntsville gazette., 1885-10-03
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

mOSES MARHENCLEAC1, q Chrl Stlan
Jew, died on the 25.h at ths County T ,or
House Of Duchess County, N. Y, at the
advanced age Of LOG years.
A NUMBER Of incendiary fires, believed
to be the work ofan organized gang, have
occurred at Babylon, l. l., recently. The
Board of Supervisors have offered a re-
ward OF $1,000 for their capture
A SEAMAN of the Italian b,rk Excel :
sior, Captain Lonyobardo. from Mar
seilles, which arrived at New York on
the 10Th, died from cholera three days
after the vessel sailed. With this excep-
tion, all on board were we'll. The bark
was detained at quarantine.
MARY ANDERSON embarked at Queens
town on the 9th for America.
BoYcoTTING as practised in Ireland is
causing serious trouble
ROSWELL P FLOWER declines the DEM
ocratic nomination for Lieutenant Gov
ernor of New York.
1T is reported that England is about to
cede Heligoland to Germany.
KING HUMBERT made tour of inspec-
tion of the choler stricken section of
Palermo.
A FoUR-YEAR-oLD daughter of Mrs.
Parsons, living near Xonia, o., was kill
ed and partly devoure1 on tbs 265h by
bulldog, which had to be killed before
the body could be recovered.
SIR EDWARD THORNTON, former British
Minister to the United States, is to be
made peer.
A NEW Roman Catholic Church was
dedic ,ted at Keokuk, a., on tn, 9th
The Roumelian and Bulgarian Parlia-
protect the union.
A WRECK on the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railroad near Fullerton, Pa, on the
9th, caused loss of $35, 900.
A MEETING in behalf Of Louis Risl was
held at Montreal on the 9th.
A GREAT Socialist demonstration was
held at Limehouse, London, on the 9th,
and pa sed off quietly.
THE Cleveland rolling mill strik, has
ended and work was resumed the morn
ing of the 2Sth at the prices of June.
SENATOR PALMER is building his resi-
dence at Washington Of wood from his
own saw mill, selec ell by himself
ANNIE HICKEY. twenty years oil. was
found dead in an attic in Providence,
R. l., on the 271h, supposed to have been
murdered.
TnE citizsns of Goliad County, Texas,
have raised S75, 900 necessary for them to
secure the San Antonio & Arkansas Pass
Railroad.
REV. R HEBER NEwroN's church at
New York was reopened on the 27th and
an eloquent sermon was delivered on the
death of General Grant.
JUDGE MCCORMICK Of the Northern Dis
trict Of Texas, on application, reduced the
bail of Joseph H. White, the Brazilian
counterfeiter, to 500.
THE recent radical speech of Mr.. Joseph
Chamberlain at La nbeth, London, has re-
vived a feeling of disunion between the
Radicals and Wings of the L beral par y.
SERIOUS washouts are reported along
the Mexican Central Railway in Mexico.
AT Vincennes, Ind, on the 26-h, Will
Taylor drank considerable liquor, and
was taken to his home in dying condi-
tion. He said the last few dr. inks b, took
tasted bitter, and asserted that somebody
put morphine in his whisky.
IT now transpires that the death Of
due to dose of arsenic taken with sui
cidal intent; and the only motive now
apparent is that of unreciprocated love.
CANON FARRAR, the celebrated E lglish
divine, has arrived in this country, and
delivered his first lecture in Buffalo, N.
Y, on the evening of the 2S-h, before a
aulienc,.
AN anti vaccination riot ccc1rred in
Montreal on the 28th, during which an
Immense m ob of the French element did
damage to public and pri-
vate property.
The Indiana State Fair opened on the
18th at indianapolis.
CHOLERA is reported to be spreading in.
the southeastern part of France, and is
said to have mad, its appearance 1t
Nice.
JOHN F. ENTLER was killed at Evans
Vile, Ind, on the cSsh, by falling down
an elevator W. Ill.
The Postmaster General has rendered
a decision that the salaries of postal en-
ploves can not b, garnishe eed for deb
OFFERMAN Bros, of London, who also
have a house in Chicago, have failed.
DR. THOMAS w AUGd, WIZ WAS SuOo ny
Jasper e. Sweet in Chicago on Saturday,
September 12Sh. is dead.
GENERAL w. B. -HAzEN, chief signal o.
icer, has sailed from Liverpool for hom Q,
and was expected to be at the sigual Of
ice before the end of the week.
THE National Land League has discov-
cred that number OF persons have been
lntastly boy cotted and propose to rem
sdy the trouble.
FERD WARD has determined to tell all
he knows in reg ard to the affairs of Grant
6 Ward, and who got the money.
NOTICES have been posted on all houses
by Chinese in Cheyenne, Wy.
r., warning them to leave by October 1st.
THE supposed shocks of earthquake
near Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 26th, are
now thought to have been caused by the
explosion of an immense me.eor, which
was seen by several parties.
L.7wIs WEBSTER has been convicted for
the second time of the murder of Perry
Har rington, near Geneva, O., on the 17th
of Decent ber last.
FeAhK HUGH O'CAnN ODoNNELL,
home- rule member for Dungarven, has
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