Huntsville gazette., 1885-05-30

-o,,uSSIOYE3 COLMAN win o0 Pi W
# the Wool Growers ConVeh''on ~ ~
Louis.
rorycH and Chinese diplomates are
making rapid progress with tne treaty oi
peace.
THE East Indian Government asks loan
81 900 OO0 from England Tor railway
extensions.
ru- Nov York Times attacks Mr. Lor-
no's administration OF the Agrlcu''oi '''
apartment.
rgr ST Petersburg police recently ar
taJ o,ovep Anarchists and seized many
Nbilist documents.
pronrr Of Washington are greatly agl-
+olol about the alleged impurity Oh 1ne
water supply Of the city.
Turpvv THOUSAND rifles are being maoe
at birmingham, Eng, to till an order from
tbe Ameer of Afghanstan.
n,voR was circulated in Paris on the
o2J that the Emperor Of Germany was
dead Il was wholly unfounded.
ppopos1TIOy is before the Dominion
Parliament to grant aid to the families OF
-.oIrrt,ars killed or wounded in the North
west.
IT i said a son Of Mana Sahib, the
Fast Indian butcher. is an officer in the
pnssion army. and is treated with prince
" honors.
HAVING finished their business in New
York. the United States Senate Inter-
State Commerce Committee has moved on
Boston.
IT is semi officially announced at Paris
that Bismarck offered to arbitrate for the
settlement of the dispute between Russia
and England.
The Mohammedan population of the
region of the upper Congo are threatening
trouble and interference with the "march
Of civilization"
Ell. MAHDI is retiring his troops every
where He himself is retiring toward
Job ell Etri, leaving his steamers at Sabat,
on the White Nile
PoUNDMAKER, the bad Indian of the
Northwest, having learned of the capture
Of Riel, wants to stop the war. He is
begging for terms.
REPORTS received by tho Commissioner
Of Agriculture from all over the country
Indicate a shortage of 117,00o,000 bushels
in the winter wheat crop.
i Iy accordance with notice recently CIV
en- bv the English Government, troops in
the Soudan are being concentrated for
| possible service elsewhere"
REL has been turned over to the police
| authorities at Regina, Northwestern Ter
rtorv His American citizenship will cut
no figure in his trial or punishment.
TIE President does not seem to be in
any haste about. filling the italian mis-
sion. There are several applicants, as the
Italian court is rather desirable one.
THE worl1ingmen of Quebec, in a meet
ins on the 18th, passed a resolution re-
questing the Government to prohibit the
importation of Chinese labor in the Do
miniOn.
The subscription to tho Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's issue Of s. 900 in
four and half per cent gol bonds have
already exceeded in London six times the
amount Of the loan.
The Maclin- Gala Cher election fraud
cas- of Chicago will have to go to the
United States Supreme Court, on account
OF disagreement on one point by Judges
Harlan and Gresham.
GLADSTONE says nothing has been set
ted regarding arbitration Of the Russo
English trouble. Political circles in En-
gland are agitated over reports of new
liSsensions in the Cabinet.
e
METHODS adopted by Mexcans in trv-
ing an American railroad engineer for
running his engine over Mexican have
called forth formal protest from the
American Consul Mt Eagle Pass.
Mrs. REBECCA MERRAoT and Mrs. Mar
g2rat NJ. Cooley, sisters, were sentenced
W Madison, Wis, to two years in the
AWa'ea'lary, for perjury, in endeavoring
,.,, w establish az alibi for brother charged
"lA burglary.
l''l I'Io troops from Suakim have been
v.l ,lVu " remain in Egypt, in ac cordance
't lelesram from the British Govern
LII +Ip" me Guards will go into garrison
St''iil'en' ,;.t and tho other troops at Abas-
F'9-, near Cairo.
N Italian Government circles It is de-
-.. .,' 'na' Italy has any intention of evac-
,'I''iis the Soudan because of the preva-
ANY, r-'10 Z, fyphus fever among the Italian
~ ups ao Massowah. 1t is also denied that
lV%iE. intends to relinquish her colonial
policy.
ne treasury Department on The 10Th
FulcuaSed 696oo0 ounces of silver bullion
-. 0ellvery at the New Orleans mint for
image INTO silver dollars. The price paid
10, los one and quarter cents per ounce
d. liver Vnan the lowest price fixed by bid.
NVIS me previous week.
All the mules were hosted from the
'1nSylVania colliery ut Mt. Car mel, Pa,
s.- - .ne ~, and it looks as though the
sIlke, whereby 700 men are made idle,
W." continue for long time. The eigh-
~, va per cent. reduction also affected the
.s'+efy superintendents in consequences
:. :. |alcb they tsndered their designations.
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