Huntsville gazette., 1888-06-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
II pics of the Times Given in q Terse and
Spicy Manner.

IN plCB Oh tno Hines olS0h Al "a AeToe anu
Spicy Manner.
! Cincinnati has an epidemic of suicides.
Little Eva Manly was drowned In a well
at Nixon, Ind
| Rolling saw log killed Allen Beterton
near Sardinia, 0.
DIR. Zukertort, the chess player, died in
London, Wednesday.
Mary Shay tried to kill herself at Spring
field, 0. Love affair.
j. H. Irwin, brakeman, was fatally in
jured near OTTAWA o.
Two deaths and nine prostrations from
hoat in Cincinnati Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Werrick celebrated
their golden wedding at Tiffin. O.
The National Order of Telegraphers con-
vention is in session at Indianapolis
The Roman Catholic Mutual Protective
association is in session at Waterloo, Ia
Harry Lacey, a Little Miami brakeman,
crushed to death by cars at Xenia, o.
The German government has forbidden
dealings III Russian rye for future delivery.
Joseph Rebel, the well known hotel man,
Of New Albany, Ind, fell dead Wednes-
day.
AldIlCdSbti W. udbuIdl gus DOHuS were SOlu
to Kansas City company at premium Of
sl.2l5
French Canadians, Of the United States,
hold a National convention at Nashua, N.
H. next week.
James G.. Blaine's brother Robert, who
lives in Washington, says his brother is en-
tirely out of the race
It is reported that the Car, while en- route
to Copenhagen this summer, will land at
Stettin and pay visit to Emperor William.
Three French journalists have been ex-
pelled from Berlin for writing to their
journals reflections upon the emperor and
the army
Mrs Marshall o. Roberts, the New York
widow, is engaged to the Irish Earl Of Ar
ran. She has an income of sos, 900 He is
richly titled
Jacob Persons house burned at Fort
Wayne, Ind, while the family were away
watching a circus parade. Loss $1,000.
Small insurance
Hon. James G. Blaine, in an interview at
New Castle Wednesday, declined to state
whether or not he would accept the nomina-
ton for president.
Detailed account of gales which occurred
on the coast OF Iceland last month show that
400 French fishermen were drowned Thirty
vessels were wrecked.
1t is now said that Mrs. Josephine Mark,
who poisoned herself and two children at
Pittsburg, had been reproached by her hus-
band for unfaithfulness
Advices from Zanzibar state that no news
has been received there In confirmation OF
the report of Henry NJ Stanley's death. The
report is discredited here.
William s. Wyse, of the Harpers' publish
ing house, who won a great sum of money
betting on Cleveland four years ago, is now
laying odds the other way.
Judge Gilmore, of the common pleas court
at Youngstown, O.. held that newspaper
can publish the facts alleged in a petition for
divorce, and that only unfair comments in
connection Herewith are libelous.
An alarming rebellion has broken out
among bhe people made destitute by the
floods in Honan and Hantung, China. 1t is
reported that the troops have joined the
rebels and murdered the government Of
f1cials.
The 1ageblatt says that Empress Victoria
sent to the Dowager Empress of Augusta at
Baden, the following telegram: She who
was SO proud and happy to be his wife weeps
with you, poor mother, for the loss of your
only son. No mother ever possessed such
son. Be strong and proud In your sorrow.
Only today ne desired to be remembered to
youn