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Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
BIRMINGHAM.
Jack Daw Jubilant Over the Re,
publican Victory.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov, 8 SS.
The battle is over and the victory
is ours. The Republicans here fought
long and well, but went down under
the present Democratic manner of
manipulating the ballots. Hundreds
here refused to vote, because, as they
said it would do no good and hum
dreds more were not allowed to vote
because their names could not be
found on the lists, though they had
registered and voted in the August
election.
Among those who deserve special
mention is Mr. T. G. Hewlett who
defended the right of the coored
man to vote in such forcible man
ner that many were allowed to vote
who otherwise would have been pres
vented. Mr.. Hewlett takes the most
active part in all Republican matters
here.
Mr.. j. H. Binford worked hard
all day, taking his own horse and
buggy and carrying many to the
polls.
Chairman Mosely with his usual
fervor and zeal FASTENED to this point
to learn the success of his chief.
A man by the name of Charlie
Mapps was killed at the sloss furnace
Tuesday, by being struck by the
"cage" on its descent.
The Republicans will have grand
jOllification soon. Mr.. w. B. Green
is at the front.
JACK DAw.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
ATHENS.
Notes and Personals.
ATHENS, ALA, Nov. IA,

ATHENS, ALA, Nov. IA.
The battle is over.
The G. M. Els had grand Festi~
val Friday night Nov. 9th.
Mr.. Frank McCree of Magic city
tonsorial fame has been the guest Of
d. l.. Miller.
Misses Wells and Whitsey, teach
ers of Trinity school, arrived last
Sunday, and that exec lent institu-
ton has again thrown wide its doors.
Much credit is due d. L Miller
and r. w. Austin for the box OF
provisions sent from heIe last week
to the Decatur sufferers.
At the G. M. E. Festival Friday
night three ch lrming young ladies
were contestants for cake, viz.
Misses Pattie Smith, Leila Jones and
Matte D. Harris. The prett;est
young lady was to take the cake. "
Miss Matte ID. Harris went home
happy with the victory.
RABBIT FooT.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
NEWS and SENTIMENT.
(From Colored Exchanges.

There are three colored men men,
bers Of the Arkansas legislature.
There are nine colored men in the
post office at Washington, D. Z.
Give us a free ballot and a fair
count now, from the lakes to the
ulf.-Plaindealer.
The Catholics have organized
school for colored children at Lex
ington. Ky. They have two hun
dred children in attendance.
The Louisiana Emigration Bureau,
organized to get the colored people
out of the "Regulator" districts of
Louisiana, is. actively at work. .Contri-
buttons are being received and, and
Rev. j. w. Hudson and Mr.. G. B,
Wilson, have been appointed to visit
points in the West wherein to colon
ize the thousands of colored people
who are anxious to leave Louisiana.
The progress of the colored people
Of Fort Worth, Texas, may be infer
red from the fact that they have a
hotel, one grocery, shop, a photo
grapher, two laundries, four restau-
rants, an oyster parlor, blacksmith
shop, two dry goods stores, an en-
ployment bureau, coal and wood
dealer, first class brass band, a job
printing establishment, weekly
newspaper, school building costing
$4,000, and numerous other indus
tries.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

1t is understood that Kendall made a
very poor canvass of the first Virginia
district. Had he been little more act.
i've, i is believed that the district would
certainly have gone democratic. The
same Is true Of Day in Kentucky. He
did not manage his canvass well.
The talk here is that if the republicans
have really captured the house they will
see that the 5lst congress arranges the
reapportionment Of districts under the
census to be taken in $780, 1t will crowd
them to DO this, but for the sake of then
own political future they will stir them
selve. 1t will not be surprisin if they
should cut Dakota into two states anC
admit Montana, Washington and Idaho
within the next three years They are
ap; to rule with high hand, when once
they are again in power
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

ONE thoroughly disgusted Demo
CRITIC journal is the Alabama Trib
une, which refuses to publish the
erection returns. 1t breaks the result
to its readers by parading the two
famous roosters one representing
Before The battle the other latter
the battle" The Tribune from the
fullness of it's soul adds, THE North
ern Democrats are H on parade
ut not worth d-n in fight"
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Prospective.

From the Birmingham Age-Herald OF Nov. 10.
We clip the following interesting
with our vigilant Repub'
lican Chairman of the State Execu
tive committee, DIR. r. A. Mosely:
"You may say" said DR.. Mosely,
"and quote me as authority tor the
statement, that the administration
will be very conservative one IN
every regard. Of course the repub-
lican party
WILL CLAIM THE SPOILS.
of the victory, and the democratic
officers under the national govern
ment will be displaced by republi-
cans. These changes, too, will be
made as soon as the republicans come
into power, believe"
"Did the republicans anticipate
such victory" asked the reporter.
eyes, confidently. We calculated
on CARRYING all of the northern states
every one Of them. We based our
calculations on the antagonism Of
Mr.. Cleveland and the democratic
party to protective tariff and their
support of the Mills bill.
TO CONTEST ELECTIONS.
care the republicans convinced
that the elections in Alabama were
fairly conducted?' questioned the
reporter.
"Not by any means" replied the
republican. "We believe that fraud
has been brought to play in several
of the congressional districts. The
result in the First, the MoDi' dis
trict; the Fourth, the Selma district;
the Sixth, the Birmingham district,
and the Seventh, the Gaesden diss
trict, are incorrect to say the least of
it, and these results will be contest
ed. | think, Mr.. Hanlan. Col, Bank
heads opponent, says that he will
certainly contest the election in this
district. We believe that fraud has
been called into requisition in Sumter
and Greene counties, in this district,
and that one box liz this city has
been considerably meddled with. All
Of these matters viii be closely bnt
fairly investigated"
NEW ELECTION LAWS.
"There is one thing that we need
badly in Alabama,-new election
laws, and we propose to ask the
legislature which meets on Monday,
to remedy the evil. The present
election laws are totally inadequate,
and everybody knows that we need
better ones. The present laws have
been N effect since Gov. Houston s
administration, and they allow too
much latitude for fraud. We shall
ask for the old law which was in effect
before that time. By that law every
ballot was numbered and no room
was left for doubling up !"
Glow about the report that you
are to be appointed postmaster at
Birmingham" asked the reporter
"You may say, sir, that there is
no truth whatever in the report. I
do not hesitate to tell you that |
will not be
THE NEXT POSTMASTER
Of Birmingham. I believe that a
Birmingham man will be given the
Office and think that it should be so.
------e--o
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Baby Bunting Once More.

New YORK, Nov. 16.-Argument was
heard to-day on the appeal of Charles
Arbuckle, the coffee merchant BABY
Bunting, from the judgment of SAG, 1000
obtained by Miss Clara Campbell C'Bun-
nie') against him for breach of promise
Decision was reserved
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Contested Congressional Seats.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Worlds
Charleston, $. O., special says: IS. w
Mckinley will contest the seat in con
gres awarded by the returns to Con
gresham Dibble from the first district
and I Z. Miller will contest Congress
man Eli its seat from the seventh dis
trict. Mr. Miller claims that number
OF republican ballo;s were DESTROYED.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Rear Admiral Baldwin.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6. Especial Rear
Admiral Baldwin, of the United States
Navy, who has been reported in dying
condition for several days, has somewhat
improved. and there is some prospect of
his recovery
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Hung for Murder.

WATERLOO, N. Y, Nov. 16.--[Special !
Charles johnson was hanged at twenty
minutes after ten this morning for the
murder, on January 9th, 1888, Of Turn
key John Walters, while escaping from
jail with a fellow prisoner.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Receiver.
Register.

The Atlanta Constitution of Geor
gia says, A. S. Bailey,a colored man,
has invented car coupler which is
favorbly spoken of by officials.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

THE Alabama General Assembly
convened in Montgomery Monday.
It is not very representative body
of the people of the state there being
not colored representative on the
foo.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

Chairman Mosely gives notice
that he will contest the right of GER
ain Alabama congressman to hold
eats from strong Republican Dis
,ricts.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Contest Notice
u. 8. LAND OFFICE.
Huntsville Ala.

U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
Huntsville Ala,
Nov, Ord 1888.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Elizabeth Williams against
George Brooks for abandoning his Home
stead Entry No. 1883. dated Dec. %,
1887, upon the East b alf North East quar-,
ter Section %, West half North West
quarter Section %, Sections % and %,
Township Range 3 East, in Jackson
County, Ala, with view to cancellation
of said entry; the said parties are hereby
to appear at this Office on the
19 day Of December 1888, at 10 o'clock
A. M. to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
FRANK COLEMAN,
JABEz @. STREET,
Receiver Register
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

With Republican congress 1t IS
easonably certain that the Blair bill
and the Freedman's Bank bill will be
assed.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
SATURDAY. NOV.i17th 1888.
"THE G. o. P. is o. K"

REPUBLICAN skulkers are moving
to the front for the spoils.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

Madison county went for Harrison
by a good majority.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

The House is Republican by a
working majority.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

SKULKERs in time Of bat lie now
seek to be leaders in time OF ylcto-
ry.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
A bad Spell.

Press and Printer
A country editor offers twenty five
dollars reward for the perpetrator OF the
following lines:
If was a lokle editor,
Wouldn't ! have time;
| wouldn't print cursed word
For lessen dollar line.
I'd git my grub and liker free,
And tickets to the shows;
| wouldn't pay for the buggy hier;
And wouldn'tI wear good close
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Order Of Publication.

State Of Alabama Madison Co...
In Chancery at Huntsville, AIIb.y, AIabay,
At rules held by the Register of thon
lister OF the 9Th District Of The Neg neg
western Chancery Division II H. q Si'h>
OF Alabama, on Monday. The HI III h'Iste
OF October, 1888 ''u uay
Kate Townsend Pulley, bv1
next friend, John L
Townsend, Complainant
No. 1913 vs
Robert Pulley,
Defendant.
Comes the complainant. and ia
ing to the satisfaction OF the Rao;o.pptPeah spPeah
the defendant, Robert Pulley. & ! ma ,ns'
resident of the State of Alabama apd apn' pn
he reside in the city OF Memoirs Statau St. 'ua
Tennessee. "'e q
1t is ordered by the Register tho, ",
defendant cause his appearance j 'au u
entered, and to plead, answer Or ds, l. y
to the complainant's original bill n fcuI ~
plant, on or before the 18th of lJovorraJnu' rJu'
1888, or the same will be taken mn uef aaN
fesso against him thirty days therssi a'
ter. 'a''
1t is further ordered, That this o,d..
be published for four weeks in succession
in the Huntsville Gazette newsnsna, o,Uu
published in Huntsville, in said Distr", DsrEs'
the first insertion to be made witIo"1,
delay; that copy be posted at the Con,.
House door in Huntsville, and ono .' a..
warded by mail to each Of said daioDS
ants within twenty days ftom this ua data
Done at office in the City Of Hunt'
vile, this 18th day Of October, 1885
j. B. CABANISS.
Register Chancery Court.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-[Special. IA
local Sunday paper intlmates that the
National Republican is to be revived and
that Washington is to have republican
morning paper.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17
Minister Vests Probable Successor.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-[Special. =
Sir Clare Ford, at present minister from,
the court Of St James to India, is men
TONED as the probable successor of Lord
Sackvllle Sir Clare Ford, who has been
knlghted since his residence in this CITY
was the first secretary of legation under
Sir Frederick Bruce.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-17

State Of Alabama Madison Court
In Chancery at Huntsville, AIabayn, AI.y,
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Warm Up the lIOnun,en,

10 the Editor OF he EvENINO STAR.
STAR reporter says, Ia TIE STAR OF Saturday
that he paid visit To the shaft (Hashlngton
Monunenp on Thursday morning and found the
space In The Monument around the elevator we'll
nlied with shivering pilgrims half hidden In the
darkness" i paid visit 10 the Monument ON
another day. and my experience was the same as
IHE STAR reporters. i made inquiry, and was
TOLD os one VI the employees that there are no
means lor leatlng the interior Of the Monument
IN cod weather. This Is an omission that snOuld
ue supplied. II Col Wilson has no funds thaI ne
couid Apply 10 heatlhs Inc Interior VI the Monu-
menI III cold weather, Congress should re asked
loeiore Adjournment takes place. to give him fund,
los That purpose. The Monument should be heated
IN cold weather and better lighted-at least where
visitors wait for the elevator. Persons desiring 10
90 up In The elevator have TO walt sometimes as
long as nall hour or even an hour and IL Is GER
talny not conducive TO health 10 walt that length
Oh tme In the cold SHAFT 10 say nothing OF the DIS
comfort OF dong so; besides, the health and COM
lori VI the employees there should be considered
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NEW STORE.
The rebuilding Of my store being very nearly COM
peted and having arranged my goods with large sdd
tons OF the newest and most desirable
FALL AND WINTER FABRIC6
from the largest New York importers take pleasure
In inviting my customers and all who may b in want
of Dry Goods to call aud my Goods aud low prices
before making their purchases
My store being conveniently arranged and we'll
lighted, customers will have no difficulty in seeing
qualities and colors It Is needless enumerate my
varied and numerous stock, but will few Of the
best things for the season: Black Faille Francois
RhAdame aud Gros Grains at 85c., 81 TO- 3l35 e. so
and $l.SO. Colorsd Silk. Suraha velvsts and Pushes
Ladies' Cloths suitings, Tricots Henriettas. Cash.
meres 6ergos aud Plsida
full line Of good fabrics from 1870. to 2oc
Special attention Riven to MOURNING GOODS Of
which my assortment u complete with the bsst and
cheapest TO be found.
UNDERWEAR 10 complete and prices low.
THE HOSIERY AND GLOVE DEPARTMENT 4.
well stocked
The Smith and ANGEL celebrated fast black Hose and
1hs best Kid Glove ct 10 Be found better 1t
and 90 he Celebrated &c Pr Corset with others
from 5Oc e $le0. fisni,els, Blanketa Comforts
Turkey HE'D Dsma.k. GinvhanA Prints, shestings and
Domestics. Gent mems aud Boys Csss mercs and
cStn E; TEhM~pEs Rrsss Bq.tSps And Notions.
Goods, With accommodating saleslnen, who Win con-
sder pleasure " show goods, invite your patron
's' s,44 M q! JONI W. " Il , sMSSI;
oc6-2ws
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Hurled Out Of a Window.
QUINN AND FOUR FRIENDS VIOLENTLY KJEcrrp y,

QUINN AND FOUR FRIENDS VIOLENTLY BJEcrEp FROM
PYrHAGoRAs HALL NEW YORK
Pythagoras Hall In New York, Is the headouar.
tiers OF District Assembly No. 30 Knights OF Labor.
District 40 has for a long time been divided into
Two factions, the Home Club adherents and those
who opposed the Home Club. The former were
headed oy James E. Quinn, who some time ago got
possession OF Pythagoras Hall AT an early hour
sunday morning Quinn and four friends were
hurried through window OF the hall and into the
street Among those thrown out was Dyer ID.
Luin, Formerly OF chicago but now editor Of the
anarchist sheet Alarm, published In New York
quinn nao oeen relnsIated In Pythagoras Hall by
order OF civil court. he and four friends were
guarding the hall All f1ve removed their hats
coats and shoes and went TO sleep. Shortly aIIer,
ward number OF the Anti Home Club faction crept
into the hall In their stocking feet. They burst
open door and seized Quinn and his friends, at
the same time striking them with their lists and
eiups- After being thrown through the window
ene party OF nve ran 70 police station In tneir
stocking feet and sought protection. No arrests
msv made, out Quinn viii apply Tor warrants.
Inc supposed leader VI the assaiIants was Waking
Del gate Fitzgerald, OF the Ale and Porter Union.
Rows over the possession Of the hail nave BEEN fire.
qusns In District Assembly ~
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ALL THE PHYSICIANS OF THE MEDICAL BUREAU RI
SIGN BECAUSE " NkwsPAPEk CRIrICIaM.

ALL THE PHYSICIANS OF THE MEDICAL BUREAU RE-
SION BECAUSE OF NEWSPAPERS CRITICISM.
There was sensation In Jacksonville yester
day caused by the resignation Of all the physicians
OF the medical bureau. communication In a
Saturday evening paper gave the tabulaled state
ment OF the expense Of maintaining this corps OF
volunteer physicians here, the cost per man being
estimated at $500 per month, or $1,000 for the
the ground that the resident physicians could take
care OF The sick from now I'LL the epidemic enus
and The writer, therefore, advocated the dlscn arVe
OF these volunteers from furtner service TINS
male them indignant and they resigned In body
IL soon became apparent 10 them, however, that
public opinion condemned the publication and
,ney consented TO attend 70 patients as usual last
night II Is probable that the affair Will end In
smoke. There were eighteen new cases and two
deaths in Jacksonville on sunday, Three new
cases and one death were reported at Decatur
Ala, yesterday. Quite heavy frost occurred al
Decatur Saturday night
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Bitter Feeling Against Mackenzie,

HIS BOOK ARoUsES INDIGSATION IN GERMAN OFF,
CIAL AND SCIENTIFIC CIRcLEa
Cable specials from Berlin say: Only q summary
OF DIR. Mackenzie's book Is yet accessible to the
puplic here, but enough Is known OF It's contents
To arouse savage Indignation In of1clal circles
Putting aside the medical dispute, the Charges
which Dr. Mackenzie levels at Prince Bismarck.
OF melting the German doctors TO entrap him
Into doubtful declaration u the nature OF the
emperor'S disease are felt 10 be poisonous Sian.
uer on the reputation OF the chancellor. The
Frederick 10 Dr. Mackenzie indicating his treat.
nent Is held 10 prove concerted action 10 blacken
Prince Blsmarcks character. DIR. Mackenzle's
attack on DrS. Gerhardt and Bergman can be an.
swered In The courts or law here or In England,
ana can oe met also by the opinions Of eminent
european specialists, not German, but Prince
bismarck is powerless TO deal with DIR. Mac
kenze. He win, however, use every resource
powerless to do him further harm.
Inc report circulated regarding the THEFT OF a
cipher CODE from The emperOrs room indicates that
Tue chahcellors game " surveillance over the ex-
eHniRfess, which ceased by order OF Emperor
william after her surrender OF Fredericks paDers
VIII oe renewed. watcA will be kept over her
partlsahs and her movements, including her pro-
posed visit TO Windsor.
Popular feeling aides with Drs. Bergman AND
Gernardt against Dr. Mackenzla's asperslOns yer
the Prosresslst papers select the most ofYensye
passases Iof prominent comment Emperor Freai
eIcA autograph statement, "Bergmaun hat mich
Scnaent oenaudeit," Is made the theme OF q pOti-
man seniiosgp ul'e Tus OF sympathy with the Ger
oension =. cologne have already adopted vote of
censure OF Dr. Mackenzie, and the members Of fha
various Berlin lnstituIes-clinicaI paLnolOotcaI
The pe,co every body associated win
Eau. his accusations. even II true art considsrad
az ousAaeo VI PROFESSIONAL decOrum.
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPosALs FOR IRON RAILING. DEPOT
Il Quarternasters Once. Nashinston. D. c., October
10, 1883. Scaled PROPOSALS. IN tripl cate subject
the usua conditions. viii be received this once un-
til ELkvkN O'CLOCK AN, NuvkMBkk lENIH
1883, when they Will be opened for furnishing and
erecting about sixteen hundred feet Iron Raiing
the SOLDIERS Home National Cemetery the city
Washington D. &. Preference will he articles
OF domestic production manufacture conditions Of
quality and price uncluding IN the price foreign pro-
ducuons or manufacture the duty thereon) being
equal and no contract viii lie awarded for furnishing
ARTICLES OF foreign production or manufacture
the article OF suitable quality OF domestic production
or Manufacture c1n be btxined All In. ornation will
be FURNISHED Application to this oce. he right
reserved TO reject any al bids Proposals should be
lnclosed IN sealed envelopes, ndorsed Proposals for
Iron halinR," and addressed to the updersgped. n
u DANDY, Deputy Quxrternlaster-6enersl,u Z. s..
Army. ocl2-6t
DkoPOsALs FOR FUEL-oFFTCE OF PUBLIC
buildings and Grounds War Department " ash
l,ston. D. G., October 3. lSSs.-Sesled proiossls IN
duplicate will be received at the office until uoon.
tklDAY, OCTOBER NINETEEN, 1853, for fur
nishing and delivering in the vault ~ Washington
Monument boiler house, 100 tons, more less, NJ
best quality red ash coal crate coal and 10 cord
more less of long pine wood Forms and epecihca
lions can be obt. ined At tins ONCE JOHN n. NIL
sON, L, B. Army. ocS-6t
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One Hundred Kiil~a.
AN UPRISING IN HAYrI-ArrAcKIko IN, x..,o...,

Inc Aayu election OF members for the ~A.se,,-
olee Constituante." 70 elect presdsnt ana rev,se
the constitution or 1857, having resulted IN
OF ex-senator y. u. Lesirme, Gen. srideux Tns'sl
maque, the other candidate for Lhe nres,dennv
astacxed the pa!ais national At Port au Prince Inc
head OF about 1000 men, VINO Game v,S - A. me
the army OF the departments OF the norIh Tn -
provisonal government defended the psisce VII, NJ
Gen. seideux Theemaque was Killed dmrtrr ,'. IA
attack. Has troops were immediately disns na sS1
a s.,,, puonc os9sr Wa restored. General ia
gitlme y now tne only candidate, and win ~
elected by the national assembly, which va - -
meet on the 10th inst At the Capital n r. !, "
ported that the casualties 70 the rorcs or ~
seideux Thelemaque amounted 70 100 E,,,sa S0n a;
As wounded. A0@ soo