Huntsville gazette., 1888-12-29
HUNTSVILLE ALA SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20,
THE Uiener Tdoeblatt saws that 1000

Austrian and German subjects were ex-
peeled from Warsaw, Russian Poland, re-
Gently without any reason being assigned.
ON the 10th. five prisoners confined in
the Port Townsend (W. To- Jail overpow-
cred Thos Huller, the jailer, gagged him,
TOOK his keys and pistol, opened the doors
and fed. They left Huller and one trusty
prisoner tied in cell. The escaped men
are murderers and highwaymen.
The LoEdon Sunday Times Of the Esd,
OF which Hatton, Stanley's intimate
friend, is the editor, says: ''We have re-
ce1Ved dispatches from two reliable
| sources which enable Us to state almost
absolutely that Stanley has arrived at
Bangale, ON the Congo, and not at Bonal-
va, on the Aruwimi, as reported''
EZRA TEETzEL, OF Vassar, Mich, was
shot and instantly killed at West Bay
City, on the 22d, by q negro named Peter
Saunders, with whom he had a difficulty.
Saunders was stabbed and otherwise in
| Jured. The murderer escaped, but was
arrested later in the day.
MRS. JOHN STONE, residing near Albion,
| Ia, who had her husband arrested on the
10Th for beating her and then sued him
for divorce, drowned herself in the river
on the night of the 22d She was the
mother Of six children.
| EUROPEAN statesmen generally take a
| gloomy view Of the political outlook, in
| view Of the erratic course of the German
Emperor, which it is feared may precip-
itate general hostilities at any moment.
| Mr.. GLADSTONE received tremendous
ovation upon his arrival at Naples, Italy,
on the 23d. He was presented with an
| address Of welcome by a deputation Of
students, whose spokesman alluded to the
exPremier of England as q friend of
Italy.
| MR.. LAURENCE OLIPHANT, the author,
| died at the residence of Sir Grant Duff,
at Twickenham, England. His end was
| peaceful, and painless, though for five
| months he had suffered excruciating pain
| from the cancer on the lungs which
! finally caused his death.
| THE Italian Chamber Of Deputies, on
the 22d, by vote Of IT'S to 80, passed a bill
to authorize defense credit of 145, 900, 900
lire.
| AT Cuchares, on the Denver g. Rio
Grand railroad, on the 22d, Conductor
VIM. E. Comstock and Brakeman Henry
Borst were turning a brake when the
chain broke and both men were thrown
under the cars and instantly killed.
HENRY D. SCHooNMAKER, aged twenty
| three years, o salesman, shot and fatally
wounded his wife Edith, aged twenty-five,
and then shot himself dead at their resi-
dence in Brooklyn, on the 23d.
In the election in the Department Of
hrdoaneo, Fronee, tho a9d, Al I-ir, ard
Opportunist, received 29,345 votes, and NJ.
Auffray, Conservative, 23,311.
THE latest news from Stanley, brought
by special messengers sent for the pur-
pose into the interior of Africa last Octo-
ber, states that the great explorer reached
Wadelai and met Emin on January 90.
! He had endured great privations, but he
and his party were well and had plenty Of
stores.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH has ap-
pointed Count Andrassy a General of
cavalry, and Chevalier Won Beck Gen
eral Of artillery.
Mr. JOHN BRIGHT is rapidly recovering.
He was able to sit in chair for half an
hour on the 23d.