Huntsville gazette., 1888-04-21
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
Topics of the Times Given In q Terse and
Spicy Manner.

Topics Of the Times Given In a Terse and
Spicy Manner.
Cars killed Charles Stone at GAINESVILLE, o.
Harrison is undoubtedly Indianas favorite
for the presidency.
Little pill doctors are holding convention
at Youngstown, o.
Buffalo elected all Cleveland delegates to
the state convention.
Chattanooga seems to be headquarters for
gang Of counterfeiters
Breathitt county, Kentucky, Republicans
indorse Sherman and Bradley.
Hon. E. g. Selvee, Of Hopkinsville, KY,
died Wednesday, aged seventy
Shelbyville, Ind, furnishes cigarette
victim IN the person Of thirteen-year- old
boy.
A runaway team at Wabash, Ind fatally
injured one person. A boy on stills scared
the horses
Wheat In the vicinity of Plainfield, Ind,
causes the farmers to sing "'Tis but little
faded flower"
G. A. R. veterans at Maysville, KY, re-
union have stacked arms and returned to
every day affairs.
Miles Garrett, white boss on the Knox
negro workman.
Peter Bagwell, fatally stabbed Andrew
Wilson in Spalding county, Georgia, Sunday
night. Jealousy
Ernest Pickhardt, editor of the Hunting
ton, Ind, Signal, dropped dead in his door.
yard. Heart disease.
Charles Wilson, of indianapolis, made
twelve years imprisonment by faithful ap-
plication to the gopher business.
E. M. Bradford mixed morphine and
Springfield, O., beer as a short way out of
the troubles caused by being out of work.
Harrison township, of Licking county,
Ohio, drys to the number of 2l4, squeezed
the moisture out of ten anti-local option
wets
Louis Siegfried, aged sixty five, a tavern.
keeper at Norton Center, O., suicided bv
shooting himself. Despondsnt on account OF
his wife's death.
At Logansport, Ind, Miss Ida Wittenber.
ger was attacked in her fathers yard bv a
rejected lover and shot in the mouth. She is
in a critical condition.
Lawyer and Soldier "Bob" Christy. for.
merly OF Hamilton, o., now Of Washington.
Is about to publish book Of proverbs of ali
nations, "a, 900 in number.
An absurd rumor that one Kentucky man
had shot another has been received with du-
blousness at Williamsport. The parties are
said to be the late Shady Fardy and one Doc,
Morehead.
Auditor Hewitt, of Kentucky, pleads with
the house to adpoint committee to 90
through his pockets and see if they can find
anything of which the star-eyed goddess
wouldn't approve.
Charles Beddow, Of Somerset. XIV
charged with killing Winfield Hedgecraft
rival bus driver, has been notified by the
jury that the penitentiary has room for one
more for seventeen years term.
Ironton, o., is full Of ministers this week
who are attending the Miami congregational
conference and the German Methodist Enis.
copal church, both Of which are holdino
their annual sessions in that city.
Wednesdays Cincinnati 10 Kansas
City 3; Baltimore 5, Athletics 4; BROOKLYN
~, Cleveland 1; St. Louis 8, Louisville 0.
Charlestons 9, Birminghams S; Canton 4.
Pittsburg s; indianapolis 8, Buffalo O; New
York q Syracuse 4; Wheeling 5, Toronto 8.
John R. G. Hassard, for many years
member OF the editorial staff of the New
York Tribune, died in that city, Wednesday.
OF consumption, after a lingering illness OF
many years. He was born in that city in
house near the battery, September 4, 1886.
and with the exception of a brief residence
in Chicago, has always lived there.
Harmonia society, of Findlay, O., was
called before the revenue collector to explain
why they sold beer without a government
license. They explained individually with
$50 diagram, which was put in the hands Of
Hugh nugan to pay. Now they are calling
on Hugh to explain why be has disappeared
and left the collector still bowling for the
cash that never came