Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-28
HUNTSVILLE ALA, SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1883. .
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arrest, on the 23d, in the Hemmens con-
spiracy case, and was released on $4,000
bond.
THREE steamships landed 2,7s2 immi-
grants at Castle Garden on the 23d.
VIM Il. MCCULLOUGH, formerly chief
engineer Of the Mallroy Steamship Line
Company, committed suicide near Bor-
dertown, N. j., on the 23d.
A STUDENT of Lockport (Pa.) Academy
named Rowley was fatally stabbed in a
quarrel over an all-night game of cards
ON the morning of the 22d.
REPORT is going the rounds now that
a number of New York bankers, who be-
came piqued at the success their Jewish
rivals were having in their dealings with
the French Government, and at the ex-
elusive privileges apparently enjoyed by
the Hebrew brokers, launched the Bou
langer project and pitted it against the
Republic in the hope of obtaining these
advantages for their own benefit.
AcELIA LAWRENCE and her husband
Samuel were convicted in the United
States District Court of Iowa, on. the 23d,
Of procuring fraudulent affidavits. The
woman was fined $500, and the man 800
and sentenced to the penitentiary for six
months.
CORDIAL greeting was rendered to
Queen Victoria upon her arrival at the
Austrian city of Innspruck. She was re-
celved by the Emperor in full uniform,
accompanied by his staff.
THE President returned to the House
three private pension bills, accompanied
with veto messages, on the 23d.
Mr.. ATKINS, Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs, is a candidate for United States
Senator from Tennessee, and will resign
his present position in May or June, and
enter actively into the canvass.
RoLLIN N. SQUIRE consulted his counsel,
on the 23d, in reference to his application
for reinstatement as commissioner of
public works of New Y ork City. The ap.
plication will probably be made May tc
the general term of the Supreme Court.
THE Municipal Council of Paris, after
violent discussion on the 3d. adopted
an order of the day censuring the pie
biscite scheme and the Boulangist cam
paign, and declaring that the council was
ready to place itself at the head Of the
people in order to preserve the liberties
of France.
HUNDREDS of claimants against the de-
funct American Exchange in London
lig in Liverpool, only to find him too i'll to
take any steps for the relief of the cred
itors of the concern.
THE Democratic Congressional caucus I,
on the 23d, adopted resolution that dis
cussion on the Tariff bill should be re-
sumed on the oath and continued to a con-
clnsion, to the exclusion of other busi-
ness, except as to night sessions when
not required for debate on the tariff.
A REPORT from Paris on the 23d said:
''France is in the direst danger at present,
for all the enemies of the Republic are
ranged around Boulanger, whom they
will use as an instrument with which to
accomplish the destruction they long for"
REPRESENTATIVE MORROW introduced a
resolution in the House, on the 23d, calling
on the President and Secretary Of State
to maintain the firm stand taken by this
country that no foreign power possesses
the right to establish protectorate over
the Samoan or other Pacific Ocean is
lands.