Huntsville gazette., 1888-09-29
NEWS IN BRIEF,
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~ Axnpvw CARNEGIE, the American
1.-Two smoke before large audience
a. GLASGOW. Scotland, on the oath.
r~ miller, an aged Washington
denartment clerk, died at camden, N. j.,
of paralysis on the 18th, aged seventy
nine.
THE President, on the 2lst. received off,
ciaI information of the refusal Of the
Chinese Government to ratify the amend
eG treaty,
IT e announced that the friends In Con-
.,ress Of the Oklahoma bill have COM
cluded not to attempt its passage during
this session.
NeR. PeRsIco has reported to the Vati-
can that the Irish Bishops have succeeded
IN allaying the intensity Of the National
ist agitation.
Ex-MARsHAL FRANCIS AcHILLE BA-
zA1sE. of France, died of heart disease
at Madrid Spain, on the 2Sd, aged seven
ty-seven years.
NJ. GOBLET unvailed a monument at
Paris, on the 23d, to Captain Vogel, of
AInltuS, WHO WIS hlllCo WAAiO oCAOhNAhS
the capitol in 1870.
THE Indiana Democratic State commit
tee announce that Governor D. B. Hill OF
New York will participate in the cam
psign in that State.
IT was stated, on the 21st, that the reg
lstration in New York City this year will
be over $50. 900. Fully 100000 votes will
be polled on election day.
STATE HEALTH OFFICER RUTHERFORD,
OF Texas, officially announced, on the
10th, that there had not been case OF
yellow fever in that State.
SENATOR SAWYER, Of Wisconsin. stated
most positively, on the 21st, that when his
present term Of Office expires he will not
be a candidate for re- election.
PRINCE BISMARCK, on the oath, pro-
nounced the ALLEGED excernts from the
diary of the late Emperor Frederick. re-
Gently published, apochryphal.
THE Lutheran Council of North Ameri
ca, after weeks session at Minneapolis,
Ninn., adjourned. on the 10Th, to meet at
Pittsburgh, Pa, October 12, 1889.
THE exodus of congressman to their
homes still continues, and it Is the In
tention of most of them not to return to
the capital Until after the election.
THE cure Of a Jacksonville (Fla-) printer
bv the "electro libation" system, on the
o2d, is condemned bv the Irregular" ply
sicians as unscientifc" treatment.
Sioux CITY. IA, is in holiday attire in
honor of the fall festival season and the
Inauguration Of the magnificent corn
palace. The festival lasts two weeks.
IT has been discovered that thieves in
the Texas Pan handle have been runnin g
hundreds Of head Of stolen cattle east
ward via St Joe, Mo-, and selling them.
THE ROYAL Orera- House in Pesth, Hun :
gary, was totally DESTROYED by fire on the
evening of the oath. There was no per-
tormance, and consequently no casual
ties.
RC. JACKSON, superintendent of the
New York division of the railway mail
service. and his chief clerk, E. Chapman,
we're removed by the Postmaster-General
on the 10Th.
COLD southeaster. with drizzl ing rain
and wind made the oath the most disa-
greeable day experienced in Jackson
Vile, Fla, since the outbreak Of the yell
low fever there.
Mrs. SUSAN BooKwALTER, aged eighty
two, mother of Hon. John w. Bookwal-
ter, died at Springfield, O., on the 10Th.
She was one of the pioneer women OF the
Buckeye State
SrANLEY's Syrian interpreter arrived
IN London on the 2ith. He confirms the
report of Bartellot's brutality to the ma
lives, but brings no late news from the
great explorer.
The body Of a young woman, evidently
another victim of the mysterious White-
chapel butcher, was found lying outside
the doors at Gateshead, London, on the
morning Of the 23d.
Mr.. WILLIAM O'BRIEN, in a speech at
Maryboro, Ireland, on the 23d, said that
lreland's arm had proved long enough to
reach Lord Lansdowne in Canada, and it
would reach him in India.
O
JUDGE THURMAN received a delegation
N Arkansas colored Democrats at CO.
Qmbus, O., on the Goth. The "Old Ro-
man" greeted them warmly, and made
quite an extended address
IHE mother of John L. Sullivan and
rather Hogerty were sent for, on the 10th,
ogo to Crescent Beach Immediately to
ste the sick pugilist, whose illness had
'aSen turn for the worse.
lHE report of the Princess Of Wales
-aT0w escape, in Austria, from being
.uloVer by railroad train, was posi-
.u'eiy denied by the officials at Marl-
'VfOugh House on the 24sh.
SENATOR CHANDLER introduced reso-
.luou, on the oath, authorizing the COM
al'tee on privileges and elections to con-
Ilue the Investigation Of the Louisiana
son t''cnon outrages throughout the vaca-
tx MARSHAL BAzAINE, the self-exiled
..0nch General, was buried with scant
,'lemony in Madrid, SPAN, on the oath.
sspafty Of Frenchmen, who stood by as
o httle cortege passed, refused to re-
NV. @vse their hats, though they stood un-
,s',efed few moments later while an
'Ief funeral passed.
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