Huntsville gazette., 1886-10-09

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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.
-, baan decided to offer $25,0 900 in
u =. for the National military drill for
p'1 of the service at Washington next
May. sa
GENERAL impression prevails at
,:nnton that the authorities are dis
'..i.6ed with the terms made bY General
vHss with Geronimo.
THE total coinage executed at the mlnts
..tha United States during September
u vas 500 O55.5O, of which $3.50, 100 was
IN standard silver dollars. ~ ~
covrRNoR HUBBARD of Minnesota has
,..rsd a procl amation establishing quar-
ant;no AGAINST Illinois cattle during the
continuance of the epidemic In that State.
r,,- socond season of the American
oaara Company will begin at the Acad-
Wv If uusic. Philadelphia, on November
& and will close in June of next year in
San Francisco.
VIOLENT circular has been sent to
pns.ian consuls in Bulgaria by General
V,nlbars. which, it is thought, will cause
,ba Rulgarian Government to resist the
damspis Of the Russian ultimatum.
MRs CLEVELAND spent her first Sunday
rbe%) in Buffalo since her departure for
Europe year or more ago in very quiet
manner. She remained at the residence
ofher cousin, Mrs. Alice Folsom, all day.
Ar the St. Louis Exposition Saturday,
the 9Th, was designated as Irish day, and
Gimore's band programmes were made to
ft the day. The result was the largest
anil most enthusiastic attendance since
he opening.
The funeral of the late Joseph Neal,
maternal uncle of President Cleveland,
took place at Baltimore, Md, on the
Slth from his late residence. A large
throng gathered, expecting to see the
President, but he did not appear.
The Presidents reception on the Goth
vas attended by nearly four hundred per-
sons including the Grand General Chap
ter of Royal Arch Masons in convocation
in Washington. The President shook
bands with them all and had pleasant
wCrd for each. --.sl 4.,. r
ACTING SECRETARY FAIRCHILD has au-
toriz9d the reopening of the mint at Car
son City, New, as an assay Office for the
receipt of deposits of bullion. This action
was taken on the recommendation of the
Director of the Mint. and with the full ap-
Toval of the President.
The entire domain of Chantilly with is
magnificent castle and all its depend
encies, the value of which, at the lowest
estimate, is over sixty million francs, has
been presented by the Due d'Aumale to
the Institute of France, to be held by it in
trust for the French nation.
AT Racine, Wis, on the 30th, the State
Woman's Suffrage Association, at the in
stance of Susan B. Anthony, decided to
besiege the next Legislatur for woman's
suffrage in municipal elections, with the
understanding that such legislation should
be repealed if found impracticable.
ALETTER published in the San Francis
co Bulletin under date of Rodick, Alaska,
September 16, says: GA volcanic peak Of
fablof mountain, three hundred miles
Suhwest on the Alaska peninsula, is in
suptlon. Slight falls of volcanic dust
lSsnbling emery powder have been OBJ
;ETed."
ADoLPH GORDON was discharged from
Tue Michigan State prison on the 3Oth at
,He expiration of a five years. sentence
'OF co ounterfeiting. He was Immediately
arrested by deputy United States mar
u sua' on charge of counterfeiting while
.'siie the prison. Moulds and tools were
'Ouid on his person and in his cell.
LIE Corcoran Gallery of Art at Wash
~, ,s.on has just completed the purchase
" " 'ne Hunters Home" by Knauss, of
p,fln' The size of the picture is 1-2 by
=. 1l.- feet and the price paid was $4,000.
;. ~ ~ now on exhibition at the Academy
n n Defhn and will be on exhibition at the
~'''Ofah gallery after November 12.
ooaAlssIoNER CoLMAN of the Depart
=. s.Sn' OF Agriculture has received a report
"Om DR.. c. K. Dyer, the veterinary sur
ssOu, VINO was sent to ascertain what dis
''e mad broken out in the counties of
y v4uOa Farquier and Prince William in
,Sma, communicated by cattle OBJ
lea s;+ from Chicago, in which he says the
,s Ease is Texas fever and not pleuro-
H9Gnonia.
,,.H Total coin and bullion in the Treas
r,,,, Sptember 80 was $242 2,6O9,01S, as COM
a,ss ,s4 With s2235, ,43o, ,635 on the 31st of the
I,s,0us I.0us month. The net gold in the
h Tsury' after deducting gold certificates
te,,t' te,t'asufy, cash and in circulation Sep
with s,-o oo, was S157,9l7,21i, as compared
ons - 10, ,l32, ,2SS on the Slst of the previ-
iD'AENr has been given by Judge
at ~ ~ IN the United States District Court
Necba~nVon' n. j., in the case of the
assirsa aics y National Bank of Newark