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raised tho bid to $3.50, He, after d few
moments hesitation, made II $3.50. I
again went him one better and made II
Sl,400. Once more Returned 10 me and
askedi
"'How high arc you golng2'
"'None Of your business, but you
hayn't money enough 10 buy this GIRL
"Aiter my bid Of Sl,I00 both the
FrehChman and | bid slower, both being
resolved TO have tho call when the ham.
mCr fell, The RuCtlonGer grew impatient
and raYpd and cursed, Crylngi
"'Glye, givel
Finally he dropped his hammer, and
tearing open EllEa'B waist
"'LOok, gentleman, he cried. who
Ii going 70 lose 4 chance like this
Here's q girl III to belong 10 a king
"'Too badl What d shanOr ran
through the crowd At sight Of this In
dignity,
Fin tho midst Of the excitement the
Frenchman bid Sl,450and ] Si,476 Then
there was another lull. II seemed II
madden tho RuOtlonoer, and exposlnr
still moro Of the beautiful slave, he
asked
WNyhats tho next bidT
"Agaln there was q inufmur Of dis
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CHICAGO, Juno d. Cat.io-Recelpa 1900
head; no shipments; market weak beGvcs d 70
NJ l0i steers 81 8jai iOj BtockCfs and ietdcrs
s. giA1 g8i cows, bulls and mixed q l0al %,
logs Receipts 1890 head ; shipments 900
htadi market active and higher, mixed SJ2Ha
I 40; heavy 81 iHal 10; light e. gGaI DSj 6Elps 10 ID
Ai0O. HhIep-IlecCipts $500 head; Shibnenls
100 head, market higher for best gtadeSi ma.
tlves q blli 90; western % 6Qai 0Oi Texans q Goa
i2j; lambs 81 7ia3 10 per head.
NEW YoRE, June 2i.-teUves-RVceipts 1000
head tradlnB slew; common 10 primo native
steers - bOAl 10 per 100 pounds, Texas RleefS
S1O0a1 2ii bulls aud dry cows "a O1aB %. Sheen
lleCClpis 400 head, market quiet al O. O1aI 90
per 100 pounds for ordinary 10 primo lambs, aud
kJbOnS 70 iOr inedl1tn 70 good Sheep. nOgB.tlU.
celpts i,0OOheadj steady, al nominal range u 70
AK,
East LiREHrY, pa, June ~ .-Catle-RScOlpts
400 head shipments SO head; market nothing
doing, all through cO"nslRnmOntA ltOgH-Rp.
calptS coy head Hhlptngntl l,90l head market
lfHii all grades AT ~ t0aig %. Bheep-Recelpli
COO head shipments co.. huadi market dill
aud lOr lower,
U%iNOiNNAri, o.. June 2l,-II0gS IlC6lyj com.
-. - N.asN nn'NN.n Nna GaaAt.. 49, a.l
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The simple application Of "swAYNE'E OiNf.
NENT," without any Internal medicine will cure
any cNs0 Of Tell0fJ Salt Rheum, RllgWOrm,
R l1Sy i iSGh' E s9tS1I rL'4 ~ \. H. hSs' SS,, az ab, SiISniT,
or long standing, II Il potent, effective and
costs but q tribe. IThNw
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Walhlngt9n Accommodation, 500 q. M, daily,
7 Iii!s$aFsh Excursion Train, li;oa. m, Sun.
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NRnnl.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Hool ialfly active and
Texas iiA2sl,
rItApElgniA, IA June 2l,-wOol market
htm At unchanged quotations,
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When Daby was sick, We gave her CastorIa,
When abe was a Child, ShO cried for castorIa,
When she became Miss, she chung to castOrla,
When she lad Children, she gave thOm castorla,
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NEw YoEE, June al.-Plg iron active. Copper
hPmlnAll lAhe siam Lead dull domestic H0O,
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Farming l%mplements,
- K, CITIZEN 4 CO.,

u X, G1FFEN 4 Co.
AyS. General Agents lofthO
repairs BymSiiS CSSlisd RiIIsJSs FFIg9w. sna
iebalf!i Syracuse Chilled land FiotyS Ana ~
Eaini Iti9cess, Chilled Land piows and TsbajHS.
baIS grRlill,e1 Land Eowl and ivpSiis, Sontf
Y J JA1led aRd Iloys and tOpaiht NIX thjli1
Flow Point, Malta and blown Dosi,ih Is,bys 4
L,il0ylAi MaltA and Brown Bulky CnilIVslot1. mi
URgi9G and BtoNn Five Shovel Culllvainri,
" iot olIglllAis, ,pflges and iCtfIInfy, All
otaeta promptly illed, 1870 MAIN. SfKIgf,
nara wheeling, WV.
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General Notices,
n0Nir YOU Sep

IN. FowlrR, the celebrated oculI,t from
chicago, WIZ Pc al NcLRln Bros. Drug Store
June n !or % short stay, aud all persons suffer
inc from lclptttyc lsIOu are Invited to call aud
have lhclf elCa icsIed PEEE'
Artificial numag Eyes inserted without palm
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INFORMANT,

AUuTtE8 NJ q, UAUPIIINL
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, D. o.
issued BY all Express Companies, New York Ex'
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IhNea nice Farm OF 10 acres, lying along the
liHe between Tyler md Wetzel counties (pattly
In caehl four miles from New MArtin6Yille;
nearly all down iu grass, well watctCd, ~SueslRn'
titl improvements, and In q rood nGighbOrhOOd,
which wish to sell. The tiilO is perfect, and
viii be h0ld At d bargain aud on reasonable terms
~ IN peymGatg,
Gale d or Oddrgss mo at New MGrtlnSvIlle,
Wet6cl county, ", Va.
JAZZ FRED. Il, BOWERS, Trustee.
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b, "a, ( Q, RAILROAD,

b. az q. RAILROAD,
BellGiro& zGpesyllloT Through Passenger leaves
y, IN,
W0odsfeld Passenger leaves DellaIre at 4,20 n.
M arrives at BellAire nj s:2b a. M.
snmmerteld Accommodation leaves TellRire
Ut l2i26 y. M. arrives ut ll:8lA q. III,
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AGENTS WANTED.

desired, write legibiy 10 the underlEned, clearly
stating your residence, with State, County,
Street and Number. More rapid return mall de
livery will DO assured by your enclosing IN en-
Yelone bearing your full address.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.LTIME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1850. PasSen-
ger Trains Will, run as ~lOllOws-CentrAl Time.
All. trains daily except those marked thuit
which do not run on Sunday:
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Educational.
Nc. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA,
tslsters Of tho YIsItatlun.l

A school Of more than national reputation
otIOrs exceptional advantages for thorough cdu'
cation Of young ladies' in all departments. Ii
brGry Of six thousand volumes, Fine philO'
SophicAl, chemical and astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially noted. CoTpSoi
plano teachers trained by 4 leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references 10 pAttonA IN
all the principal cities, address
Bel THE DlRECTRRSA,
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs-0n and after May y isSa.5kx'
day excepted. MONDAY excepted. saturday
excepted. Sunday only. saturday only
EASTERN Standard time,
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WiNClNNAri, o. June U,-ll0gS IlC6lyj com.
mon and light o. tOai .40i packing aud 6Iloheit
i lGaiS i receipts 1850 head SElpmVhi I'D
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PALTIM0RE& OHIO RAILROAD
- On and after May Y, 1850, trains depart

4iSo q, me- S;lU ana u;D p. m'I daily ana S'O0n,
Ganberiand Accommodation, $40 a, M, OK.
eept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, g;lOp M, daily,
Moundsyille Accommodation, 6;6 n, M, 1901
and 0ilO p. M except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
.0;06 aud 12:SOp. m. and 1880 p, M, daily.
CumbeEland Accommodation, 900 p. M, ex-
Cept sunday.
SIS5sS3P AiiSISo Ts q Is;So h Ri, m \, daily AZ n
li4O and 1:iOp m,I except Sunday.
T%RANs-oHlo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 apdg $50 a, M, and $40 and
"a Cincinnati mat Ii E;Si1p;rca1 O@n. m. and ll;l5 y, M,
Columbus Accommodation, g:9op. M, except
81. Gilluyllle Accommodation, $3.50 a. II. and
$50 and 600 p. nj, except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
Chicago Express, 1915, O'SoNnd si55 a. m. ard
Cincinnati Express, A:Da. IN, and C.lOp. M,
Columbus Accommodation, iO;4oa. MI, daily,
except Sunday,
s.. ClalrsyillO Accommodation iO:lOa. m. and
i.40 land 6i5O p. m. daily except Sunday.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 6!OOanl 1926 n. III. daily, and
l;4O p. tnr daily, except Sunday.
Fot Pittsburgh aud the last G:lO p. m, daily
Wd.hlngt9i Accommodation, $50 !. M, daily
FilSSatsR Excursion Train, 200 p. M, sun.
day only.
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh, $50 a. IN. daily AMI 1880,
daily except Sunday, and 6:@ and lldO y. m,
Washllngt9n Accommodation 500 a. M, daily,
ElttsSaFSh Excursion Train, li;SOa. M, SUN
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

TIE Secretary Of the Treasury on the
keeper and gauger at Star Of the West,
Ark, and John B. Bullock 10 the same
office at Franklin, Tenn.
The President has approved the act to
enlarge the powers and duties of the De-
partment of Agriculture and to create an
executive department t. be known as the
Department of Agriculture.
CONRAD WEAVER, aged 10l years, died
at Pine Flats, Tenn, on the 1eth. He was
in the ar of 1912, and had been resident
of the same civil district of Sullivan coun-
ty for ninety -one years.
TIE Hessian fly is destroying tn, wheat
crop in Central Illinois.
The following postmasters were ap-
pointed on the 1lth: Tennessee. E.
Pearson, Clay brook; Mrs. Mary Saillard,
Luberta. ississippi-Katharine Huff,
Holly Retreat.
BY preconcerted arrangement on the
part Of the leading Republicans in Wash
ington the rest of this session, so far as
routine business is concerned, will be de-
voted in both the House and Senate to the
discussion of the so-called Southern ques-
tion.
A MEETING of old soldiers Of both the
Confederate and Union armies was held al
New York on the 9th for the purpose Of de
vising the best method by which to raise
funds for the permanent establishment Of
Confederate soldiers home at Austin,
Texas.
81 Mt
Wasl,snc ton on the 9th by the action of the
President in removing MIR. Edgerton, Presi-
dert of the Civil Service Commission, and
nominating x-Gov. Thompson, Of South
Carolina, to fill his place.
The Governor of Missouri has granted a
respite of sixty days to William Walker
and John Matthews, the Bald Knobbers
who were under sentence to hang at Ozark
on the 18th instant
HAYwooD HANDY, colored, who killed
youns white man named Charles Stewart,
in Bossier Parish. La, on the Sth, vas
lynched by mob the following night.
THE extensive establishment of John
Wyet;l g. Bro, manufacturing chemists OF
Philadelphia, was completely destroyed by
fire on the 9th. The loss will lie between
500, 900 and $500, 900, nearly covered by in
surance.
THE Bank of Dyersburg (Tenn.) has sold
its building, franchises, good will. ETC., Il,
the Citizens Bank, the newly incorporated
and organized bank at that place, for the
sum of $13,5OO.
THE safe Of w. C. Hay S, general mer
chant and postmaster at Amity, Claii
county, Ark, was blown open on the night
of the sth and over $1,000 secured by tht
robbers.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

Prince Bismarck, though capital
French scholar himself. detests every
other German who parades the same
accomplishment
One of the best lawyers in Virginia
says he would on no account leave his
children any considerable amount Of
money, and he gives away not less
than $4,000 year.
The will of Edison, the late mil
lionaire who was one of the founders
of Oakland, Cal, is one of the brief
est on record. 1t disposes of $3,0O0,-
600 in less than one hundred words.
A retired merchant, aged eighty
three, of Providence. and a Boston
widow just one year his junior, were
married the other day. 1t was a case
of love at first sight. the couple hav-
ing met for the first time only three
weeks before.
A certain English comic opera
librettist went to see Mr.. Gilbert's
..Brantinghame Hall" He came back
quite enthusiastic. 'Its fine play"
he said. Il like it very much. In
fact, think like it better than any
man in London-except Mr. Gilbert"
Mr.. Barney Banato is the ''dia-
mond king of South Africa. Sixteen
years ago he was penniless boy of
nineteen years. Three years later he
had $15, 900 Then he bought four
claims at Kimberley which paid him
net 50, 900 week for four years, and
then he sold them for 100000.
The late Lord Eversley was
most successful Speaker OF the House
of Commons, and never failed to rec
ognize the right man when score or
more sprang to their feet apparently
at the same instant. II have been
shooting rabbits all my life," he once
explained, land have learned to mark
the right one"
The story is told of Mortimer
Mempes. the portrait painter. that at
the beginning of his career he went to
Miss Ellen Terry, who is one of the
hardest persons for an artist to get
hold of, and said: Look here, Miss
Terry, I'm a young Australian, with
few or no friends here, and | want to
make my way in the world. Won't
you let me paint your portrait?n She
consented, and it gave him long lift
toward success.
Miss M. E. Orr, of New Y ork. a pale,
delicate-looking young girl, recently
gave a remarkable exhibition of rapid
work on the typewriter in the as
sembly room of Packard's Business
College. She printed sixty-six char
acters in five seconds, or an average OF
over thirteen characters a second.
Then she printed from memory 1877
words in one minute correctly. Upon
a second trial she printed 1873 words in
minute, Miss Orr holds the gold
medal for the championship, which
she won last August by writing ninety
eight words minute for ten consecu-
tive minutes.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

M. De FREYctNET, French Minister Of
W ar, issued circular, on the 9th, calling
the attention of army officers to the rule
forbidding political demonstrations by
them. The circular says that in the fut-
ure the Minister of War will be more Sc
we're in the repression of such cases.
LIBBIE BEIcHLER, who murdered w. III.
King, son of the millionaire clothing man
OF New York and Chicago, was arraigned
III court at Omaha, Neb., on the 1lth She
pleaded not guilty, and was returned to
Jail to await trial.
The Wave Crest Hotel at Far Rock
away, N. Y, owned by -Assemblyman
Edward Darragh, was burned on the
morning Of the 11th. The inmates es-
capped In their night clothes by jumping
from the windows. The total loss is
estimated at $4,000. Leander Petit, a fire.
man, was severely injured.
SENIOR DUBLAS, Mexican Minister Of
Finance is i'll. 1t j. rnmored that Senior
Matias Romero, Mexican Minister at
Washington, Will replace him.
THE Paris Presse prints denial from
General Boulanger that he had said he IA
vored the establishment in France of q
constitution similar to that Of the United
States.
Mr.. STANFORD introduced in the Senate,
on the 11th, proposed amendment to the
Army bill appropriating $250,000 to pur-
chase four fifteen-inch pneumatic guns for
the harbor of San Francisco.
THE House committee on public lands,
on the 11th, directed a favorable report
on the bill to provide for the sale of the
Fort Laramie Military Reservation, Colo
RADIO and Wyoming, to actual settlers.
EARTHQUAKE shocks were felt at Bolton
and Manchester, England, on the 11th.
The American residents of the City Of
Mexico are making preparations to cele-
brate Washington's birthday.
THE Senate, on the 11th, confirmed a
number of judicial appointments.
On the 11th, Colonel Henry J. Hunt (re-
tlred), governor of the Soldiers H ONE in
the District of Columbia, died from a
complication of diseases. He was sixty
eight years old, and was appointed to the
Home about four years ago.
JUDGE LAMBERT TREE, United States
Minister to st. Petersburg, took his de-
parture from Berlin, on the 11th, for
Brussels.
On the 18th. crank named VIM. Reed
attacked and killed Father Ashfield, a
priest attached to st. Peters Catholic
Church at Memphis, Tenu. Father Ash
field had helped Reed in many ways, only
recently procuring his release from Jail.
THE station master at Williams Bridge,
N. Y, says that ten dynamite cartridges
were placed by the side Of the railroad
track on the 11th. A train on the New
Haven road in passing exploded them.
The glass in the car windows was shat
tered, and number of passengers re-
ceived slight injuries, but no one was
seriously hurt.
THE local operators at Mount Carmel,
Pa, report an improvement in the an
thracite coal trade. Two thousand men
resumed work IN that district on the 18th.
THE value of the plunder secured by the
mob in the recent riots in Rome is esti-
mated at f75, 900. The Italian Government
possesses evidence that the Anarchist
leaders fomented the agitation.
A GREEK who has just arrived at Cairo,
Egypt, from Khartoum, reports that
Senussi had taken Ell Obeid, and that the
Mahdi is alarmed.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16
A LITTLE NONSENSE"

"A little girl, being asked 20 define
volcano, answered: Its mountain
that throws up fire, smoke and liver"
DE darkey's hour am jes' befo'
day." said Uncle Aaron, as he invaded
his neighbor's chicken-roost at three
a. m.-Puck.
THE churn must 60" says an
agricultural exchange. Of course it
must. in order that the butter may
come.-Burlington Free Press.
Somebody recently tried to blow
up Chicago distillery with dynamite,
but the whisky blew its breath upon
the dynamite and it went out and
roasted on the prairies. .-Drake's Mag
azine.
Mr.. Popinjay-''They say that
Judge Pompous has lost his voice, my
dear" Mrs. Popinjay-"It was so
heavy / should think he would have
heard it drop. burlington Free
Press.
-Aunty-"S you're studying Ro-
man history. Bobby? Why did Caesar
hesitate when he came to the Rubi-
con?" BoRby-"Oh, cause he wanted
to see if he had the Gaul to cross it."
Harvard Lampoon.
-Wormley-"rve at last discovered
the answer to the question: is mar
riage failure?'" Wife-''Have you,
my dearP Why, that's very interest
ing" Wormley-''When it takes
place it's failure, and when it
doesn't, it's success. Epoch.
DR. Ebbonie-'Dat chile O. yours
am lookin' poo'ly Mrs. Yallerby.
What's he done gone an swallowed
this time?" Mrs. Yallerby-"A bit OBJ
lead-pencil, docto'." DR.. Ebbonie-
Him! What he wants now, ma'am,
am an erasive remedy. ] recommend
him ter chew piece OBJ Injy-rubber
half an hour afore each meal. Judge.
George THAT is beautiful
piece, laura, and you have played it
most soulfully. But what is that
rumbling noise | have been hearing
nearly all the time since came IMP"
Laura-.It must be the wind. Ex-
cuse me moment. (Goes into the
kitchen.) Mother, can't you take that
washtub into the back basementp 1t
doesn't chord with the piano. =
Chicago Tribune.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

THE statement that the Duke of AOSta's
son, Emanuel, is to marry the Arch
duchess Margaret of Austria, the daugh-
ter of Archduke Charles Louis. is denied.
The barref-storage warehouse of the
Standard Oil Company's works at Bay
onne, n. j., was burned, on the night of
the 10th. together with the cooper and
glue shops, and a quantity Of oil. DAM
age estimated at 81, 100000.
THE strike Of the engineers on the Min
neapolis (Minn.) Motor Line was COM
promised and declared off, on the 9th, the
company reinstating discharged engin-
eers and "hostlers," but refusing the in
crease of ten cents a day. The company
was forced to make these concessions by
a threatened strike of all the street-car
employees in the city.
THE All-American team defeated the
ChicagOs in a game of base ball played
in Cairo, Egypt, on the 9th.
FATHER MCFADDEN's removal from
Gweedore to Londonderry, on the 9th,
was accomplished by the aid OF large
police escort. Two hundred yards in ad-
vance of the party engineers and skirm-
ishers watched the route to prevent the
rolling of boulders from the hills on the
escort Father McFa1den will be charged
with completely in the murder OF inspect
or Martin.
THE steamer Haytien Republic, whose
seizure occasioned the trouble with Hayt.
arrived at Boston on the 9th.
THOMAS M. NICHoL, of New ork City,
who was conspicuous several years ago
as an advocate of coin currency, and as
a debater on political and financial sub
iects, died in hospital, on the 10th, Oh
spinal disease. He was forty-four years
old, and had been a helpless invalid for
some years.
Mr.. WIN. O'BRIEN, of Dublin, has been
served with third summons for oftenses
against the Crimes act, and was removed
to Tralee Jail on the llth.
Ross, the wrestler, on the 10tn, accepted
Daly's challenge for return wrestling
match, mixed styles, 5000 a side.
The Zanzibar insurgents still retain
possession of Kilwa Lindi. The ransom
ing of the German prisoners was due en-
tirely to the mediation of French mis-
sionaries.
IT is reported from Berlin that United
States Minister George H. Pendleton IS
fast recovering his health.
ON the 10th railway traffic was inter-
rupted and the telegraph wires were pros
trated throughout England, France ana
Germany by terrific snow-storms accom-
panied by high winds.
IT is reported that the Lamoo Islands
have been proclaimed as a German pos
session. The new Sultan of Vitu is
strongly opposed to the encroachments OF
Germany.
THE Jury in the case of Michael Rozzolo
(.Red- d-Nosed Mike"), on trial at Wilkes
barre, Pa, for the murder of Paymaster
Mcclure, brought in a verdict, on the 18th,
of murder in the first degree.
Mr.. BALFoUR, Chief Secretary for Ire
land. has written to Mr.. Armitage, at Man
chester, England, long. letter explana-
tory of the treatment of Mr.. O'Brien by
the authorities Of Clonmel Jail. The
Chief Secretary characterizes all -of the
statements representing Mr.. O'Brien's
treatment as brutal, or even unnecessarily
harsh, as downright misrepresentation.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

Nh WASAMAKER has purchased the
rralinpbuvsen house on | street, Wash
inrton, now occupied by Secretary Whit
ney He paid $4,000 for it.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

letter has been received at Indian
a1is z = md. from defaulter Sullivan,
Statjng pptjI that he is in Canada and enjoy
;,o himself.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

1rwas determined by the Senate, in se-
.,a+ session. on the 18th, to make public
~ .be vote by which the British Extradition
treaty was rejected.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

vorrcr has been given in the Delaware
60 of bill to revoke the liability of
.gonen 1pro to the pillory and whipping-pos
FOR certain crimes.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiled from Various s0ure'''

rr is semi-oHicially announced that,
1T Is pritain TAIN having recognized Legitime
1rfns a1ident p ,s Of Hayti, France will do like
wise.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

GOLDSMITH of Vienna poisoned his
Eve children with cyanide of potassium,
on the 18th, and afterwards committed
sncide by the same means.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

THE Berlin correspondent Of the Lon
don Chronicle says that Mr.. Pendleton,
tbe American Minister to Germany, will
preside at the coming Samoan confer
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

OK the night Of the 7th, while the Jail
at Downpatrick, Ireland, was guarded by
soldiers and police, the Jail armory was
entered by un known persons and all the
carbines stolen.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

FIRE broke out in a Cincinnati school
house on the 9th. The teachers marshaled
the 100 pupils in their fire drill" and all
escaped without trouble OF panic. The
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Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

A. s. GooKIN, cashier of the Manhattan
Elevated Railway Company, of New York
City, is reported to have absconded to
Canatla with from $4,000 to $40, 900 Of tre
cOmnany'S money
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

GOVERNOR FORAKER repeats his decla-
ration that he is not an applicant for any
position under the Harrison Adminlstra-
ton, but declines to say whether he would
accept a snug berth if rendered.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-02-16

THE President, approved on the 18th,
among others, the bill to enlarge the
powers and duties of the Bureau of Agri-
culture, and to create an exclusive de-
partment to be known as the Department
Of Agriculture,