Huntsville gazette., 1886-04-17

,,rx.NDER has formally ac-
PRl,oA nnrernorship of Eastern Rou-
e'F ,;. for the fye-year term.
n,rv Apache chiefs and seventy Two
NM hava left Fort Bowie, Ariz., Tor Fort
,@.rion pl,. Fla, as prisoners OF war;
rsroyE has entirely recovered
Nh sa+;rue of his exertions in the
uonse Of Commons on the evening OIL INC
9Th aLE 45FA r II
rur Government official crop report
In i reduction of S,500,OOO acres In tne
me-, .'.o, ubeat area from that OF two years
ago.
D,usrnrxr CLEVELAND continues to de-
hineo,f closely to office work not-
'o'e sinc .'i,J tbe warning of his physi-
clans.
pr1ys Hyndman, Champion and Will
.ho Socialist leaders, tried at Lon
ian ths charge of melting riots, were |
acquitted
cr,,rop JAcKsoY, of Tennessee, is prom
II ,nortioned as likely to take the |
NJ" ,of Tndge Baxter on the United States |
Court bench
co,cprssuAy O'NEILL, of Missouri, Is
irving to stop the military bands from
comneting with other bands at picnics,
parades etc
~
has decided to subsidize line of steamers
between British Columbia and Hong Kong
and Australia.
ayetfort is to be made to have the Smith
sonian Institution, the National museum
and the Botanical gardens at Washington
opened on Sundays.
THE Congressional appropriation of five |
and half million dollars for library |
buldingis said to be barely half what the
proposed site will cost.
THE Belgian Government has forbidden |
the use of dynamite in collieries and mines
BY workmen Henceforth only overseers
will be intrusted with the explosives.
Rev. j. BENSON HAMILTON, of the Cornell
Memorial Church, New York, has resorted |
tothe plan Of Illustrating his sermons with
pictures and placards of the subjects of |
his discourses
ALDERMAN DELACY, of New York, can
not be found, and it is stated that he left
tba ,- al ~. A. x.Al-
intention of remaining away until the
clouds roll by"
The first National sheep -shearing con-
test in the history of the country occurred |
atSt Louis on the 9th, and was a very in |
presting occasion. The fleeces were taken |
from over sixty sheep.
The first annual gathering Of the Ma
nonal Association of Wool Growers began
Its sessions in st. Louis on the 7th. Among
the features of the gathering was grand
heep-shearing contest.
In the United States Court at Dubuque,
Ia ron the Sth the case of Charles Trask, |
W independence, against the Illinois Cen |
ualralroad for damages, owing to the |
loss Of thumb, was settled by the plaintiff |
receiving 5000
lhs architects of New York and Phila- |
us'plla have large amount of work on |
maud and more permits have been taken
.S' "S season, in number and in value,
s.. ,4aH last year. The same general con-
'''4 S reported from Western cities.
s
iaE Ebrun'wick-Balke-C Collender Billiard
,au' manufacturing Company at Chi
Sun The Sth acceded to the demands !
,'.S'"'eu by committee of workmen for
IN "ehty per cent. increase of wages in
s0men 'p"ny employs
no. " AkNELL in his speech in the Com
~'A' on the Sth said there were one or two
rIi.a.! i''sis In the Gladstone scheme that were
Tsr. .-Onaole' and these the Irish MEM
vS0 vuu ehdeavor to have rectified. As
fshparty. ~ was ao'ep'aDie TO the
Nn s New York Senate on the 7th a
fnuiilng the charter of the Broadway
bv.n iaiiroad of New York was passed |
GDs a'Aost unanimous vote, as were also
mon.-s .equirlng the consent of abuttinp
an y M OWNERS owners before a street railroad
iaa In any street.
Tpr n A
asrpctio tOuse committee on judiciary voted
hsn0,, tau On the Sth to Representatives Oats
stoDs 80 sa,oraoly his bill to repeal those
hsbsna the Revised Statutes prohibit
sace ~ pay inent of pensions or the allow
isovOO,, :, claims of any person who was
astwar 'ne United States during the
days enaas lisss failures during the seven
raitssdV VSaed ~ the 9th, numbered for tho
'salst Ates' ll3, and for Canada. 40.
sesk and @,ai 20, of PA for the preceding
hlaes Ar. IL 1;. tne week previous. The
Suaay s~ snI IN every section of the |
Yates sra aA.ept in Western and Pacific
tsret' 'al xha miners of the Pittsburgh fpa.,
'ance from ~ were recently granted an ad.
ssss.fua two and half to two 90 ana a
assnotissads cents .a per bushel, for mining.
Flnot accaa. 'neir employers that tbev
ssAeaa gsna1.' sps the increase until Nav i.
@'ss.fourthss u demand for the two and
''is rate will be made N
gh s Kappa s' convention pal at indianapolis
ssa grand ~ I 81 adjourned on the 9th
'~st0n a.. SouQUet. m ,naaA
~ Council ot years hence. An execu.