Huntsville gazette., 1886-05-22

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~ .nlendid prospect for wheat and
err.
, svasions of the Canadian
..hsrv law by American vessels are re-
nortsd from Nova Scotia.
A. rnster 1reland) manufacturing firm
,.sc,,cluded arrangements for the trans
,sr Of ito mills to Germany
rur total values Of the exports of bread
..res duripg ten months, ended April 80,
,sse was s95,54S,74S, against SlS9,Sa ,42S
The same time last year.
NETTING of Lord Hartlngton's fol-
,orors was held on the 14th for the pur-
nose Of cementing the Whig and Radical
,nnositiop to the Home-RuIe Dill.
ANEW mahdi recently appeared in the
sondon and defeated Turkish detach-
uant Init was subsequently overthrown,
Ia sevar of his followers were beheaded.
THE imports of dry goods at the port OF
Now York during the week ended the
Nth were valued at 81 ,632 l26 and the
amount thrown on the market at 81 ,6Oo,. =.
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SECRET meeting Of Parnellites was
held in the House of Commons on the 14th
to consider communications from Glad
stone regarding further notifications OF
the Home-Rule BILL
THE trouble at the Morewood (Pa.)
e-works has been settled and the min
ers have resumed work. All the large
works are now running and no general
strike Is expected.
The Orangemen of Australia have sent
a cable dispatch to the Loyalists of Ire
land promising to aid them in their en-
deavors to prevent the adoption of the
Gladstone Home-Rul scheme.
THE Chicago police claim to have under
arrest, beyond peradventure, the man who
threw the bomb on the night Of the hay
market riot when so many of their COM
rades were killed and wounded.
A SOCIETY for the prevention of cruelty
to animals has been organized at London
upon the plan of such societies in America.
Lord Mount Temple is president and Car
dinal Manning one of the directors of the
society.
LARGE contingent of the Salvation
1a1 thA r&a
Monarch on the 10Th from New York for
London. Among the party were five In
dams of the Onondaga, Seneca and Mo.
hawk tribes.
The total imports Of merchandise at the
port of New York during the week ended
the 18th were valued at Sc, ,97S, and to-
tai imports of dry goods were valued at
a'6G2, l26, and the amount thrown on the
market at 81 ,605,606.
IHE business failures occurring throu oh
out the country during the seven davs
ended the l4th, number for the United
States l56, and for Canada 90, as again st
TOTAL OF l92 the previous week, and 2O7
~ PioNouluB ike period.
IHE Queen returned to Windsor Castle
on the 18th. She expressed herself highly
Sratlhed by the reception extended to her
AZ Liverpool. Her Majesty sent costly
presents to Mayor Radcliffe at LIVERPOOL
anu to his wife, and also $500 to be dis
uiouted among the poor.
lNCESsANT rains were reported in ne
HVrth OF England on the 18th, causing
rl'erS to overflow their banks. Sheffield.
DOncaster and other towns werepartlv in
uuua'ed' AT Rotterdam the railway steel
"OAs' many houses and thousands of
a''eS Oh land were submerged and 1000
', SO'Amen temporarily thrown out of en-
poyment.
D.n me baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Com
pauy completed the extension of its
eiegraph line to LAFAYETTE. Ind.
% he 18th. The business men
W Lafayette gave it warm well
En oo'h on account of the excellent
t;@ S II mas Just constructed and the reduc-
.'on ol telegraph rates, averaging thirty
'osxty per cent.
f. ViCLoNE struck Colfax, near It,.
n.,, leve, Ind, on the 14th, completely de-
Tso.isnlng Tsou the residences of w. D. Clark,
MI Derkes, James Leslie and jasper
NH. anu badly wrecking those of j. E.
cr,,;',l a?u,n and j. L. Reckard, the latter oc.
bor b.a ~. oy John Thompson. Quite a num-
Man " oarns and other outbuildings were
away No person seriously injured.
oLAcK diphtheria continues toraoe With
Rin Reed p violence in the neighborhood OF
AMI 'apios, Mich, and the States health
the .'ies oo VIII make investigation 8 to
wb0 Sause' The last of family of eight.
aw., 'e died from the scourpe. pas. ed
Nj Ny On The 18th, and Henry Tannerv
slxo as SIX children have preceded him,
pb~.Id O aled' The disease battles the loc.1
voo... ~OsEaSoR swINEFoRD Of Alaska in .d.
AlssLas Territorial government for
resonsa 'ola some wonderful stories of the
mittao ~ ., the country to the House com
there is ,s ierritories on the 10Th. He SAYS
salmon s, goa and timber in abundance. and
He ~ w. uSning of almost unlimited extent
Alaska w;.s 'ne committee to go back tc
Some srs WIN him, promising to show them
eys-openers. 'Ao" '"0'D
Senate 49, hosEcRANs has sent to the
atateman. nlnittee on finance a written
was u' eonnaa IN answer to the charge that he
taussS sSsleeted J, with certain alleged land
the IT, aillornla. He does MT Aan,.