Huntsville gazette., 1888-06-16
POINTED PARAGhApno.
Topics Of the Times Given In a Terse and
Spicy Manner.

Topics Of the Times Given In T-rse and
Spicy Manner.
Fred Douglass is for John Sherman.
Unknown foater found at Madison. Ind.
Harrison has friends on the Pacific coast.
There is to be a negro exodus to Okla.
toma.
Secretary Whitney's resignation is ru-
mored.
Two more Ohio townships went dry
Wednesday
Louis Blousten pistoled himself at Min.
neapolis. Family troubles.
Dynamite manipulators made a hopeless
wreck Of the Hope Ind, Jail
Albert Stalker was stabbed at GAINESVILLE
o., IN a dispute about horse.
The indianapolis veneering works are the
prey Of the fire fiend; $75, 900 loss.
An infuriated ram fatally butted little
Harry Spoilers near Versailles, Ind
Nineteen persons were poisoned at Kasola,
Mimi, from eating cheese. Two may die
Hnderson, KY, prisoners made dash for
liberty, In which three escaped and one was
fatally shot by the jailer.
Episcopal convention at Sandusky placed
head of Rev w. T. Nichols.
At GAINESVILLE, o., Frank Mercer and Els
worth Stalker disagreed. Stalker is fatally
stabbed and Mercer is at large
The friends Of Smith Carver at Laporte.
Ind, are anxious to know the whereabouts
of himself and the 81 20 he has with him.
A. c. Lodwick, Akron baker, is filling his
place with non union workmen, as he claims
that the strikers want to take the whole
bakery.
Mrs. Albert Miller, wife Of a prominent
Shelbyville, Ind, farmer, is arrested for
selling lard vanished over with the pro
ducts Of the churn and called butter.
During a thunder storm Tuesday light
aing struck the house of Berlet Gunderson
living four miles south of Clarkfield Minn.
killed two children and severely shocked the
remainder of the family.
Two young German ranchers-Hans Tidge
and August Michaelson-were boating at
Fullerton, Neb., when Michaelson to
frighten Tidge, who was unable to swim,
tipped the boat. Both were drowned
Miss Ronnie Barnetts discarded lover
threatened to have her by fair means or
foul, but isn't likely to get her either way.
His third attempt to kidnap her from her
Canton, O., home failed Wednesday night.
At Indianapolis Ind, George Taylor col
ored convict requested his offended mistress
Belle Brown, to forgive him and forget She
declined to do either, and he divided the con
tents Of his shotgun with her Both are
dead.
Louis Labelle, opium snuggler, confessed
to the Indianapolis authorities that he is
backed by company with capital Of sl3
OO0, 400 i'll the SNUG ling business This will
go far TO prove with the average jury that
Louis is wronged and innocent man
William Right Of Chill, Ind, declared
that Il would be a Chill day when he paid toll
for such roads as the turnpike company turn-
ished, and emphasized the statement by cut
ting down the poles that were shut il his
way. The jury decided that Right wa>
wrong IS wcrth
In Chicago, A J. Amber sues to recovs.
81 100000 from r. NJ. Whipple. Nplncrou
suits have been brought by the parties grow
ing out of partnership business in patents
at Washington. In 1850 Amber recovered
Judgment for ai11,Op0 against Whipple In
based on that judgment
An Overdue Vessel Safe
LONDON, June l5.-The German steamship
Pemptos from Singapore, with number ot
pilgrims Oh board which was reported over
due at Jed'iah, and which it was feared was
shaft broken