Huntsville gazette., 1886-09-04

ACCORDING to brausViooU
,ieu business is booming eVers"neio
Drr HENRY WARD BEEcHER has recov-
..ad from his recently announced Illness
,n,rp GENERAL JOHN NEWTON,
csi"f J, of Engineers, U. S. A., has been re-
t;rod at his own request.
ivan encyclical letter to the Bishops OF
= Hnnrary the Pope says the church
y 0iore can cope with Socialism.
DESPERATE effort is beinasmade in
,,adagascar to pay the French Indemnity
,laim' and terminate French occupation.
corvpyoR IRELAND of Texas is said to
have about got his report on the Rasures
oass nr in shape to present to Secretary Bay
ard.
WASHINGTON PARIS, of Philadelphia,
~. croot ted 2 sensation by marrying his
s,on.motber. The bride and groom are
o,db twentv-six years of age.
ruv homes of mastodon were dug up
,oar Milan. Mich, last week. AS an in
dic,tion Of its dimensions, two hind leg
homes measured fifty four inches each.
,sv.s,rroyA1 story comes from Mex
N, through the New York Times of the
startling adventures of Envoy Sedgwick |
in tbe company of a number of Mexican |
bOods.
MosT of Captain Lawton's command,
who have been hunting Geronimo, are re-
ported sick with fevers contracted while |
in the 0verhowed districts near the Sierra |
MaireS.
FIRST ASSISTANT PosTMAsTER- GENER- |
| al STEVENSON returned to Washington on
he 18th, and during the absence of Post
naster General Villas he will be acting
Postmaster General.
Two years ago, according to the Gov
gnment directors report, the floating
| d'bt of the Union Pacific railway was
a312OO20. Now it is announced that this
Indebtedness has been cancelled.
o
The remains of Mr.. Burckhardt, who
recently met death on the Matterhorn,
have been found, and by his side was
card on which he had written his last will,
tequeathing all of his estate to his sister.
MOUNT VEsUvIUs is again in a state of
eruption. The people of Naples and Bari
were Heeing to the country, or gathering
IN open spaces to pray. At Bari priests
proclaim the earthquakes visitation of
God.
LIGHTNING struck the Laf1in-R Rand Pow
Ger Company's magazine at Chicago on
me 29th, causing an explosion which in
SANITY killed two persons, fatally iniured
areo and seriously injured twenty-five
others
WHEN the King of Servia heard Of the |
"ents at Sofia, he said: SIT is the great
Y piece OF infamy every perpetrated in
Europe. If knew where Alexander was.
would sacrifice all possess to afford
MN assistance"
lHE Peruvian army has been reduced to |
s'otai of $500 men-2,400 infantry. 5NO |
,a'ary and 600 artillery. In addition to
"s 'nerc Is police force mounted and |
VI 'Vot' amounting to nearly 1000 men
| uu'y throughout the Republic.
a' ANY HUNDRED Anarchists met at Turn
+'H III Cleveland. o., on the Goth. to de-
n- .,-uVe lne action of the Chicago jury in
s.-'cting the bomb throwers. The police
SaT not present, but the speakers kent q
,r.s r.sS watch Of the outer door, evidently
anticipating visit.
-. aDFicES from Adelaide, Australia
tr.I;. 'uat the wheat crop in South Aus
s..ia1. " Y ~ yield, according to the latest
H. n,,'0'e'' an average of seven bushels to |
t5,.', a>ie' There have been copious rains
,rJ fsuout ga the wheat-growing region,
'ue ram continues. -,
Nsr' DR. KANE, the Protast.r+ o,orr
M - oe4laSt who declared that unless
n, b poice We're Immediately disarmed
rorla 1lIted -'Ii thousand armed Orangemen
ssain s.'eFe them of their weapons. is
n,gi.,D no ouY with declaration charging the
hrin has''ateS Of Belfast with criminal nar-
"'ins with lawlessness.
mi AkNoR HILL of New York IN tho |
Co., granted the requisition made bv tho
Dr. u -TI q Pennsylvania for the surren-
jurv ~ 1'uleI Brown, charged with per- |
oner gos governor found that the pris-
svoid run pennsylvania to Canada to
gsrjaJ ~ Ior his crime, and is to be re-
''o as fugitive from Justice.
Mr.. -
from tba ,,-Ii- - vessels from the Georges and
L, NJ ~ Urand banks arrived at GIoucas-
pApsn.,, 81 oa The 10Th, and reported that
sstsa 'susl . they encountered a gale az
tsyelaa, :, ~ The gale is reported to
ts shan,,. 'i0 worst that has swept over
NQcb d. .0r years, and it is feared that |
hat. 'dse was done and many lives
,o5ls Irs sessions Of tn. German. . m.r;,,.
eane 10 @ sn Association in New York
Neetp, III gna on the 18th. Their next
city, 4ma De held in some Western1
he fononIs The officers elected were I
Vigil, yins Wis vice-presidents: A. H. |
etaliforpia. 'CSconsin; C Thomas Kirchhoff,
atE, Pras.o..v s :. Won Heinfelden, Illinois;
Ohio. "s'0FIus, Missouri; F. Essenecke' |
Nea. -a1L Ta11!, Years ago a lot in Detroit
snos Che he a' $4,000, was donated ~
a'spital. to Ie Ts as a site for proposed free |
lsatAic physi';c " u controlled by the hommo- |
t*a it vas .'..ans an of that city. On the |
neal Il L