Huntsville gazette., 1886-04-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Thayer, on board which a mutinv took
place in the South Atlantic Ocean in Jan.
uary, have arrived at Boston.
The differences between the Vatican
and the Prussian Government on the
adjusted.
Mr.. POwDERLY has written Congress
man O'Neill, warmly indorsing his arbi-
tration bill
AvIGoRoUs effort is being made to se-
cure the International Exposition of 1892
Tor Washington.
CHARLES ARCHIBALD was murdered in
his house at Chareton, Ia, on the 10th.
Patrick Kelly is under arrest for the crime.
A THOROUGH search of the residences of
all known anarchists in Belgium has been
ordered by the government for the pur-
pose of procuring evidence against them.
A NEW law in France requires all nuns
and priests now teaching in public schools
to be replaced by lay teachers.
AT Avoca, Neb., on the 18th, Ella Butts
was held for murder in the second degree
for the killing of her infant, which she
threw into hog pen.
RESOLUTIONS denouncing Gladstone were
ence of the Workingmen's Radical clubs.
IT is rumored that Senator Blair, Of New
Hampshire, is candidate for the Presi
Dental nomination on the labor ticket.
c. j. HOOD, p. H. Quimby and Sam
Quimby, surveyors, were drowned while
crossing the New river at Sunnyside, W.
Va, on the 11th.
FIRE on the night of the 10th at Holy yoke,
Mass, damaged the shop of the Holyoke
Paper Company about $4,000. Thos. Hay
ward, Waterman, was smothered to death.
SECRETARY LAMAR has gone to his
home in Mississippi to recuperate.
SECRETARY MANNING was reported i'm
proving on the 18th, but was not consid-
cred out of danger.
IT is said the Irish bill will be modified
SO as to include certain representation of
Ireland at Westminster.
THE announcement is made that the
Lords of Kenmore and Cork, Lord Suf-
field and Viscount Kilcoursie have re-
signed.
AT Cedar Rapids, Ia, on the 18th, George
Foust was indicted for the murder of his
brother.
MICHAEL DAvITT denies the report that
he had threatened to oppose the programme
of Mr.. Gladstone.
HOWELL E. JACKSON, of Tennessee sue
ceeds Judge Baxter on the United States
Circuit Court bench. His nomination was
sent to the Senate on the 18th, and was i'm
mediately confirmed.
A PARTY of moonlghters were surprised
while making a raid in Clare County, Ire
land, on the night of the 18th, and five of
the party were arrested.
THE committee on-T Territories at Wash
ington have reported again in favor Of an
Oklahoma Territory.
FIFTEEN persons were killed and twen-
ty-two injured by an explosion on board
a river steamer on the Island of Tumaco.
IT is given out as reasonably sure that
the command at Fort Leavenworth.
In the Bartlett murder trial at London,
the Rev. Mr.. Dyson, charged with being
an accessory, was released, and he will be
used as a witness against Mrs. Bartlett.
CAPTAIN SAVAGE with his seventy-six
Apache prisoners passed through New
Orleans on the 18th en- route to Ft. Marion,
Fla.
A RESOLUTION protesting against the
erection of a bridge at Cairo, H., was
passed on the 18th by the Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce.
Mr.. GLADSTONE, while driving to the
House of Commons ON the 18th, was
greeted with cheers and groans, and at the
Palace yard there were more groans and
Kisses than cheers.
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and killed James Moe. on the 18th, and
fearing he would be lynched, shot and kill
ed himself.
A FREIGHT train on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad ran into a land-sl near Con-
nellsville, Pa, on the 18th, killing John
Coffman, the engineer, and seriously in
juring the fireman.
THADDEUS FAIRBANKS, the celebrated
scale manufacturer, died at st. Johnsbury,
VT, on the 18th, aged ninety years.
JOHN MILLER, the man who lay two
hours in the ruins of the Pemberton mill,
at Lawrence, Mass, which was burned on
the 10th, before being rescued, died on the
18th from the effects of his injuries.
r. HI. HARRIS, treasurer of the Sag Har-
Dor q. I.) Savings Bank, was discovered
to be fS,UUU SNORT IN us dCcOuHtS. no 10
superintendent of the Methodist Sunday
school.
JACOB HECK, Racine (Wis.) alderman,
and one of the city's early inhabitants,
suicided on the 18th by shooting. His
mind had become deranged from disap-
pointment in not receiving reelection to
the City Council.
MICHAEL KENNEY, the proprietor of
New York shooting gallery. ran into sa-
loon next door on the night of the 18th and
exclaimed: 81 am shot, help me-" and
fell to the floor. He was asked who shot
him, but was unable to answer, and he
died before the ambulance that was sum-
moned had arrived.
THE funeral of the late Captain Emmett
Crawford Of the United States army, who
was recently killed by Mexicans, occurred
on the 18th at Kearney, Neb., under the
direction of Robert Morris lodge, No. As,
A. F. and A. NJ. An immense crowd was
in attendance.
AT Louisville, KY, on the night OF the
18th, Rev. Sam Jones preached to 5000