Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-14
Leaders of Low Prices.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Topics of the Times Given in a Terse and
Spicy Manner.

| spicy manner.
Western Ohio barley is in poor way.
Baltimore has 5000 persons entitled to
| vote.
| A runaway team killed johnson Tice at
| All entown, Ia
| Sam. Jones hanged himself at Pitchin, o.
| ray and coiored.
| Falling walls killed two men in New York
| and woman in Pittsburg
Ernest Bayas was killed by falling tree
| near Hurricane station, w Va
At Smiley, o., Frank Post fell on circu-
lar saw and was sliced to pieces
| Little Lulu Phelps fell in an old well at
Versailles, KY, and was drowned.
Mrs. Latham RAIDER, pioneer mother, foil
dead at the supper table at Waverly, o.
| Mrs. Pharaoh Mcdaniel robbed her hus-
bands home at Portsmouth, O., and skipped
| for Georgia.
| A. L. Brecker, wealthy saw mill owner
| at Crandall Ind, was caught in the shafting
| and crushed to death.
| Edmund Daniels, charged with killing his
aged wife at Wooster, o., has been convicted
/ OF assault and battery.
Indiana Grand Chapter of the Order Of
the Eastern Star is glimmering in the dark
ueSS Oh Ine aOOSler capital
| At Briceton, O., George Wireman shot
| and killed Hugh Williams, drunken idiot
who was whipping his wife.
Democrats of Todd county, Kentucky,
gave the administration of Cleveland and
Buckner their royal approval
A Versailles, KY, jury sentenced Sam
Davis to five years for cutting an officers
throat, and twice that time for forging a
note.
The Fifth district conference of the Metho-
dist church is in session at Newark O., with
noted divines from all parts Of the state
present
w. Scott Welsh, a defaulting city clerk
of Bucyrus, O., declared himself innocent as
a newborn babe of the charge of forgery,
and was released on bail
Capt Jolly, of Winchester, O., is feeling
hilarious over the decision of the govern
ment giving him 81 800 for grub furnished
soldiers during the war.
| Samuel Brown, of Wabash, Ind, indnlged
in alcoholic excesses until the bones of both
hands received injuries that caused them to
decay and necessitated amputation
Little Fritz Smith, aged ten, the boy pet
| of the Louisville police, has been cared for
during his long illness by them and was
buried with the honors of the force
James Cullanon, the absconding agent Of
the Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburg rail-
road, vas discharged from custody at
Toronto, no evidence being offered against
him.
George Jekel, the Jeffersonville, Ind d, man
who went to sleep while calling on Bessie
Aldride and allowed the disgusted girl to
shoot herself, was acquitted of the charge Of
murder
The war index record is being sub jected to
further delay by the removal of the expert
i'll charge OF the work on suspicion of the
heinous offense of furnishing information to
the public.
Illinois Central railroad gives a mortgage
to the Central Trust company, of New York,
for $3.50, 900 as security for $4,000, 600
borrowed, to complete and equip branches
operated by the road.
The most furious rain, hail and wind
storm ever known in that latitude, passed
over Pine Bluff, Ark, Monday night There
was no loss of life A two story frame
building and church toppled over
At Lawrenceburg, Ind, Farmer Nat
Elliott distrusted the banks, sewed up 81 800
in his inside pocket, and now offers $500 to
any one who will produce the embryo bank
cashier who knocked him down and bor-
rowed it of him.
Emmons and James G. Blaine Jr, say
that letters received from Naples contain
only favorable notices Of their fathers
health, and denounce the report of his i'll
health. s. b. Elkins says the reports show a
malicious purpose.
At New Brunswick, N. j., John Newberry,
Pat Moore John Welsh and three other nm
known men made a murderous assault on
John Sebolt, superintendent of the city rail
road. His recovery is doubtful The men
had been discharged for misconduct.
Jacksonville, Ind: When Anna B.
Gagens irate parents arrived here to tear
her from her lovers possession they were
confronted by Mr. and Mrs Casper Miller.
welded one hour, and retired from the field
in good order, leaving their blessing behind
them.
A Mrs. Smith, who has been living with
John and Henry Hill, ON the line Of Russell
and Pulaski counties, Kentucky, has con-
fessed to assisting the Hills in killing two
peddlers who were stopping at their house.
The Hills were arrested and placed in James
town jail.
There was filed Wednesday in the civil
district court at New Orleans an applica-
tion for a mandamus to compel Register
Patton to give to the Republicans one COM
missioner in each precinct on election day
AS it stands now the Republicans have oniy
one clerk at each precinct, but no commits
sioner.
The FoGarty-Joyce Fight.
PirfSRURG, April I2-The latest from the