Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-21
HUNTSVILLE ALA. SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1888.
NEARLY 1000 immigrants were landed

NEARLY 1000 immigrants were landed
at Castle Garden on the 10th.
DAVID Waller, the Bald-Knobber
chief, was found guilty at Ozark Mo-, on
the 18th. and s7ntenced to be hanged.
THE court Of Malaga, Spain, has SEN
fenced Senior Villa, a Spcnish pastor, to
tventy-eight months imprisonment for
publishing pamphlet condemning Roman
Catholic dogmas.
VICTORIA LEE, youngest daughter of
John d. Lee, who was killed by United
States soldiers for the part he took in tho
Mountain Meadows massacre, committed
suicide, recently, at Winsl0w. Ariz.
MISUNDERSTANDING RANDOLPH TUCKER
says that Virginia Will ultimately pro-
nounce in favor of tariff reform.
ANTHONY CONSTOCK, secretary OF the
New York Society for the Suppression Of
Vice, addressed large audience in
Washington, On the 18th, on ''The Moral
Purity of Cur Children and YOUTH.
A DISPATCH from Calcutta says that the
damage caused at Dacca, Hindoostan,
by the recent tornado amounts to 100000
rupees and that 10 bodies have been re-
covered from the ruins and over coo per-
sons, more or less injured, are in hospi-
tails.
REPRESENTATIVE MILLS has returned to
Washington from his trip to Fortress
Monroe, whittier he went on advice of his
physicians, much improved in health,
though not yet well.
1T is stated that the Standard Oil Com
pany is soon to sink pipe line from
Lima, O., to Chicago.
CASHIER CAMERON, Of Winnipeg, re-
Gently arrested at Pembina for embezzle-
ment, was released, the law not warrant
ing his detention. His confederate, ar
rested at Emerson Mimi. has most Of the
stolen money, only $500 being found in
Cameron's possession.
FROM accounts from Berlin on the 18th,
it appears that Emperor Frederick will
escape cancer only TO die of pneumonia.
HALF A DOZEN stores in Summerfeld,
o., were burglarized on the night of the
18th, and $500 and lot of jewelry taken.
EMPERoR FREDERICK signed an order,
on the 10th, appointing Crown Prince
William to act as his representative.
THE twenty sixth anniversary OF the
emancipation of the slaves in the District
of Columbia was appropriately and en-
Enthusiastically celebrated by the colored
people of the District on the 10th.
IN tuc W seS1lllSo poC VI tAiO 4'Iii;
Secretary Bayard printed an absolute de-
nial of the report that he is shortly to
marry the Presidents mother -in-law.
GENERAL DUBARAIL, president of the
Imperialist committee OF appeal to the
people, published in the Figaro, on the
18th, q petition in which he urged the
strong position of the Imperialists, and
begged that the votes Of the people be
cast for General Boulanger in order to
overthrow the Parliamenrreg and pre-
pare the way for the return Of Prince Vic
tor.
VERY little business is expected to be
transacted in Congress during the month
of June, owing to the absorbing interest
that will be taken in the two great Ma
tional conventions.
THE South American international Con-
gress will meet at Montevideo, Uruguay,
July Is. The main object is TO draw up a
treaty or plan for the settlement of dis
putes already existing, or that may arise
in the future between the countries repre-
sented in the congress.